Arts & Entertainment Subscribe to Arts & Entertainment

The Lower Providence Community House women’s club is getting ready for a community festival next month. The event, scheduled for Sept. 22 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., will include… Read more »

The Schiele Museum will soon celebrate the Tryon Resolves. The document, signed in 1775, is a local Declaration of Independence adopted by citizens of Tryon County, which is now Gaston,… Read more »

In the new play “Summer on Fire,” the character of Gwynn Simmons is a young and talented singer/songwriter who gets jitters before her first big tour.  She confides in an… Read more »

Next time you pick up a cookbook at the store, there’s a chance you might be looking to whip up a meal from one of south Charlotte’s own. After searching… Read more »

On a day when most elementary school-aged children are sleeping-in, 55 students board buses for the Montclaire Elementary Freedom School, a reading-focused summer program aimed at eliminating summer reading loss. … Read more »

The eighth annual Potters Market Invitational is coming to the Mint Museum Randolph next month, and bringing with it 40 of the state’s best potters. The event, Sept. 15 from… Read more »

Central Piedmont Community College’s Opera Theatre group will hold auditions soon for its performance of “La Traviata” and “Dialogues of the Carmelites. Auditions are Aug. 14 from 6:30 to 9:30… Read more »

The Light Factory, a visual-arts museum in Charlotte, will offer its first class in Spanish when its new Introduction to Digital SLR Photography opens in September. The class will cover… Read more »

The Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden will open its annual butterfly exhibit, Fields A-Flutter, on Friday. The event gives people a chance to learn about and get close to butterflies, especially… Read more »

The Charlotte Fine Art Gallery is looking for artist submissions for the Pride and Patriotism: American Expressions show. The show opens Aug. 31 and runs until Sept. 28, which covers… Read more »