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Northwest School of the Arts hosts the Westside Arts Festival March 18, 2023<br/>The Underground, QC Family Tree, and Northwest School of the Arts are teaming up to create a collaborative visual arts event <br/>Charlotte, NC— 3/2/2023 — In an effort to embrace diverse emerging artists and establish greater visibility within the Beatties Ford Corridor, NWSA is partnering with local organizations to bring a vibrant arts experience to the heart of Beatties Ford Rd. The state-of-the-art theater and gallery space is opening its doors for the community (free admission/parking) to ge...

In west Charlotte, several female artists have collaborated on an exhibit called “Common.” This exhibit, rooted in issues of oppression, neglect and gentrification, was designed to provoke social change.

Charlotte’s Durag Fest went through during the pandemic. Murals abounded across the city. Artists mixed creativity with entrepreneurial spirit. Charlotte had too many arts and culture stories to compile in one article, but here are a few of our favorite moments.

McColl Center Ignite Nite McColl Center for Art + Innovation announces Ignite Nite, a citywide evening to celebrate the creative community in Charlotte on May 20. The event welcomes the community to participate in-person or virtually, joining 20 local artists with groups of art lovers to create works of art together from a mystery kit of materials. The work of art created by each group will be truly unique based on the artist’s vision for the materials provided. One group could build mini sculptures while another may end up with collages or hanging mobiles. In the Citywide Art Lab, each...

WFAE Many journalists have read the book and seen the movie "All The President's Men." The tale of the reporting behind the Watergate break-in has long been an inspiration for many to enter the profession, and it contains one of the most classic lines: "Follow the money." That means, of course, that money is the driving force in our world -- in good and bad and simply mundane ways. And money was at the root of many of this week's biggest stories. To start, Charlotte's City Manager Marcus Jones revealed his budget for the upcoming year. In a presentation to City Council and reporters, he focu...