Free Uptown Historical Walking Tours from Queen City Culture Vultures — extended to August 20: Queen City Culture Vultures, an arts meetup group in Charlotte, is celebrating their third birthday by offering free guided historical walking tours.
Uptown Funk — the Story of Charlotte, is a one-hour and one-mile loop of Center City Charlotte, highlighting Charlotte’s history, sports, arts and culture. The tours start outside the Bechtler Museum and end at the Uptown museums.
Swan Lake - Experience the timeless tale of love and enchantment as the classic ballet comes to you. With stunning choreography and a beautiful score, this performance is not to be missed by any lover of the arts.
Needtobreathe is an American rock band. The name of the band is based on a Greek demonstrative parable of Socrates related to seeking God. Between 2001 and 2021, the band released eight albums and scored numerous award nominations and wins.
The Black Crowes is a rock band from Georgia who has released over ten albums since 1984, including Warpaint and The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion, which both got to Top 5 on Billboard.
Festival of India - Gather up the family and join over 20,000 other visitors for an exciting cultural experience in the Town of Matthews, North Carolina. The Festival of India features dance performances, an Indian food court, cultural exhibits, cultural demonstrations, a souvenir bazaar, a visual art gallery, and an interactive art corner for kids.
Mrs. Doubtfire is a musical stage production based on the 1993 hit movie of the same name. This heartwarming story follows the exploits of Daniel Hillard, a struggling actor who disguises himself as an aging Scottish nanny in order to be close to his children after his divorce. With a lively score, vibrant choreography and plenty of laughs, this musical is sure to delight audiences of all ages.
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