Charlotte houses one of only two buildings in the U.S. designed by prolific Swiss architect Mario Botta, and the Bechtler chose to… Continue
Robson, a McColl Center for Art + Innovation Artist-in-Residence, designed a course implemented by Central Piedmont Community College sculpture students under Ashley… Continue
In one of the most important exhibitions of the year (curated by Crista Cammaroto), Brazilian artist Henrique Oliveira presented a strange, amorphous… Continue
We weren’t sure if, when or where QCTC would return, so it was truly special when the company came roaring back in… Continue
There was plenty of drama backstage and at board meetings this past season at CAST as the company implausibly imploded, but that… Continue
Once upon a time, there was only one game in town — namely, CPCC’s Summer Theatre — if you were looking for… Continue
Though not a museum, gallery, theater or even a club, Dupp & Swat has built up a reputation as the premiere place… Continue
Talk about an instant success. Each of the three annual stagings of The Blumey Awards at Belk Theater has been greeted with… Continue
Scrolling down the list of local performing arts companies, the roll call lingers long in the C’s. So why, after years of… Continue
While the San Francisco, Nashville and Minnesota orchestras have been embroiled in crisis, gasping for life fighting labor and money woes, the… Continue
OK, given the steady stream of customers, maybe it’s not that big a secret. But folks who tend to do all their… Continue
The movie year of 1984 was such a great one that CL even devoted a cover story to it. Coincidentally, the Main… Continue
Most celebrities at conventions tend to be cheerful — nobody’s gonna want an autograph from someone who’s bellowing at them — but… Continue
Take a book, leave a book. Or take two books and leave no books. Or take no books and … you get… Continue
This local stand-up comedian hosts monthly Almost Famous Comedy Shows at The Comedy Zone. But her main focus — no matter what… Continue
Latour had huge, brightly colored boots to fill when he took over the title this year, as the book’s former writer was… Continue
Finely crafted in every sense — musically, lyrically, sonically. It’s the kind of album that stays on steady rotation and gives you… Continue
A lot of bands get signed to major labels and get in the fast lane of pop music and what’s gonna sell.… Continue
Only 100 tickets were sold for this warehouse event that left those in attendance saying, “What the fuck did I just witness?”… Continue
People drove from Chicago. A guy flew in from San Francisco. There were tents in line before there was daylight. Was it… Continue
First there was an hour delay for lightning. Then there was an hour delay for the stage setup. People were tired, cranky… Continue
Straight outta the gate, Reverb Fest creator Phil Pucci put on a showcase of some of Charlotte’s finest musicians. With two stages… Continue
Looking for a great way to hear some of the best local, regional and national musicians all in one day for one… Continue
By mid-year, The Fillmore had more than 20 sell-outs, thanks to a diverse lineup that included Jack White, Phantograms, Weezer, The Head… Continue
Aside from giving bands a place to work out a solid regimen of music over the course of a month, the Wednesday… Continue
There’s a reason we put this hip-hop collective on the cover in September. Consistency is key and these guys deliver. Hell, even… Continue
Charlotte metal band Young and in the Way brought pig blood to Asheville’s Lexington Avenue Brewery, sprayed it around and caused the… Continue