With gallery closings on the rise, we’re especially pleased to announce a reopening. Hidell Brooks Gallery, which closed its doors back in November of 2012 to renovate and expand its quarters, is back in the game with three distinct exhibition spaces and more storage space. The new floorplan is credited to Lindsay Smith — who also designed the gallery back in 1998 — of Dimcheff Smith Studio. To celebrate, Hidell Brooks will be having a reception for its 15 Year Anniversary Group. The exhibit will showcase artwork by 34 different artists of varying styles and mediums. They include works by artist Sherrie Wolf, who combines detailed still lifes with a backdrop of whimsical landscapes, portraiture and scenery; Selena Beaudry, who uses cut-up pieces of painted paper to intricately layer her colorful, funky compositions; and Miranda Lake, who uses wax and collage to create psychedelic nature displays. Katherine Ace, Philip Geiger, Johan Hagaman, David Kroll, Rana Raochet, Amanda Talley, and many others will also be sharing.
Free admission
This 24-hour cycling event held in the Myers Park neighborhood is meant to increase public awareness, funds and support for the LIVESTRONG foundation and local cancer charities, which include The Keep Pounding Fund at Carolinas Medical Center and the Brain Tumor Fund for the Carolinas.
The Puerto Rican Cultural Society of Charlotte will host its 4th Annual Honoring Our Heroes Picnic. Come join PRCSC for an afternoon of family fun with live music, Puerto Rican food, dominoe tournament and much more. Wear your favority military gear or your most creative Puerto Rican t-shirt for a chance to win a cool prize.
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Come out and recreate old recess memories by participating in our adult dodgeball league. Games held Saturdays at 6:00 pm. EMail BDlugosz@Matthewsnc.com for more info!
40-Player or 200-team
This exhibition will feature approximately 40 decorative tiles from The Mint Museum's permanent collection, including the permanently installed fireplace, Arkansas Traveller.
An examination of period evolution, expansion and innovation.
The exhibit showcases works from American glass companies and a variety of styles and forms from 19th and 20th centuries.
Prepare your child to take on the responsibility of caring for other people's kids with this babysitting class.
$65 members/ $75 non members
A collection of art forms showcasing the vast cultural, physical, historical and religious diversity that can be found across the African continent.
The Atherton Market is turning 3! Peter Hatch will kick off our morning at 9:45 with a brief talk and will follow with a signing of his latest work "A Rich Spot of Earth’: Thomas Jefferson’s Revolutionary Garden at Monticello" until 11 am. The Mike Strauss Band will jam until noon, and chefs from Jim Noble's restaurant The Kings Kitchen will perform cooking demonstrations beginning at 11. There will be activities for the kids and shopping to do! It's a can't miss event. Free
It is 1943--the height of the Second World War. With the men away at the front, Berlin has become a city of women. On the surface, Sigrid Schroder is the model German soldier's wife: She goes to work every day, does as much with her rations as she can, and dutifully cares for her meddling mother-in-law, all the while ignoring the horrific immoralities of the regime.
Special Agent Stella Lavender is looking forward to an elegant outdoor wedding, a much-needed change of pace from her adrenaline-fueled work as an undercover drug agent. On the grassy lawn of the Rosscairn Castle B&B, she waits with the couple’s family and friends for the ceremony to begin. But one of them has other plans, and as the guests grow restive, the satin-clad bride is dying most horribly. When the sheriff asks for Stella’s assistance, she’s energized by the opportunity to prove herself. But why would someone kill Justine, the bride, on her wedding day?