Former Destiny's Child singer LaToya Luckett came to the weekly Pop Life party at Apostrophe Lounge Wednesday night.
Photos by Renual Hill, Charlotte Vibe Photography
Yeah, yeah, these photos are a tad late. But hey, think of it as a preview to all the fun you'll have at this week's Pop Life: Make-up Soiree Part Deux hosted by Letoya Luckett at Apostrophe Lounge tomorrow night.
Photos by Rhiannon Bowman
Miss Petra's Pride Pagent/drag show featured a showcase of favorite Charlotte legends and icons at Petra's Piano Bar Sunday night. The show was hosted by Brooklyn Dior and included Kasey King, Angela Lopez and Starla Davinci.
Photos by Logan Canale.
Local elected officials and experts were at Chima Saturday night to inform and discuss the Green Economy with guests at the "Something Green" event, presented by Six Figure Entertainment & Generation Engage.
Early guests received free Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) Bulbs (these bulbs save an average of $45 over their lifetime, use 75 percent less energy and last about 10 times longer than standard lightbulbs).
Photos by Renaul Hill, Charlotte Vibe Photography
Décor 1202 held their Spring Bliss party this past Friday. Decor 1202, Charlotte's newest restaurant/nightclub, is located on the corner of 4th Street and Charlottetown.
Photos by Renaul Hill, Charlotte Vibe Photography
Last night was the Charlotte Young Professionals regular social networking event, this time held at Buckhead Saloon.
Photos by Rhiannon Bowman
Last night AIDS Walk Charlotte hosted the Bar Wars event at Alley Cat. Celebrity judges Otis from Kiss 95.1, Charlotte Observer writer Sarah Aarthun, drag diva Roxy C. Moorecox and our own Brittney Cason judged the tastiest cocktail concoction.
Proceeds from Bar Wars benefits AIDS Walk Charlotte — and all the money stays right here in the Charlotte area to help those living with HIV/AIDS in our community.
Photos by Priscilla Tsai
Club Ice Friday night.
Photos by Jeaumane McIntosh.
Simplified held a concert at The Tavern on Park Friday night.
Photos by Ciara Lilly.
The Charlotte Roller Girls, the Queen City’s only all-female, flat track roller derby league, had a bout against the Richmond-based River City Rollergirls at the Grady Cole Center on Saturday, April 18. The CRGs fell short of a win in this close match.
The next home bout for the Charlotte Roller Girls is on May 17 when they take on the Columbia (SC) Quad Squad. Tickets are on sale now at www.charlotterollergirls.com.
Photos by Jeff Hahne.
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