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The Charlotte Fine Art Gallery held a show last week focused on a number of local artists and their work for “Bring in the Spring.” Ten artists displayed their work… Read more »

Don Hertzfeldt, the Academy Award nominee and animator of films like “Rejected,” “Billy’s Balloon” and “The Meaning of Life,” will lead a screening of his work and hold a lecture… Read more »

The Ciel Gallery and Mosaic Studio unveiled their newest exhibit last week. The show, “Survey,” features local artists Tina Alberni, Greg Barnes, Cher Cosper, Annette Cossentine, Miriam Durkin, Louise Farley,… Read more »

Spring arts festival highlights Russia, Tchaikovsky by Dee Grano Like the butterfly for which it’s named, the Ulysses Charlotte Spring Festival of the Arts will celebrate the transformative nature of… Read more »

Pat Davies, from Charlotte, has published her first book. The fiction/fantasy writer recently finished “Wizard Jasper and the Lost Princess,” released by Tate Publishing Company. The book is available through… Read more »

The Storefront Theatre is getting ready to hold auditions for its upcoming production of “Nuptials.” The production needs two women, in their early-to-mid 20s, and two men, one in his… Read more »

Charlotte’s Metrolina Expo will play host next weekend to the Charlotte Quilters’ Guild’s 2012 Quilt Show. The venue includes 20,000-square-feet of space for more than 250 quilts, 45 vendors, raffle… Read more »

The Charlotte Symphony is getting ready to perform a number of works by the late Michael Jackson. The program will go through each era of Jackson’s innovative musical career, led… Read more »

Aaron Goen, the assistant organist and choirmaster at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, will present a recital on St. Peter’s new pipe organ later this month. The program, March 16, is… Read more »