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Charlotte’s annual MLK Parade to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. starts at 11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 14, in Uptown. The parade will proceed southbound… Read more »

Residents will get a chance to honor the life and memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. next week with a special presentation. Blacks In Wax is Saturday, Jan. 14,… Read more »

The Art Institute of Charlotte’s International Culinary School is now accepting applications into its teen chef and scholarship competitions. There are two categories – high school senior or graduate –… Read more »

“Streetwise: Masters of 60s Photography” will continue in Charlotte until Jan. 22. The exhibit includes street photography of the Civil Rights Movement by Ruth-Marion Baruch, Bruce Davidson and Ernest Withers…. Read more »

The Carolina Actors Studio Theatre, 2424 N. Davidson St., debuted “Jack Goes Boating” this week in Charlotte. The play follows four flawed, yet likeable, Manhattanites as they try to stay… Read more »

The Matthews Artist Guild will host artist Russell Smith at their Tuesday, Jan. 10, meeting. Smith’s realistic artwork promotes history, and his favorite subject is World War I aircraft. Winner… Read more »

The future of folk music will be on display later this month at the Charlotte Folk Society’s Annual Young Talent Showcase at the Great Aunt Stella Center. The concert and… Read more »

The Mint Museum wants as many people as possible to see the Romare Bearden: Southern Recollections exhibit before it leaves Charlotte. So, the museum will open to the public for… Read more »

Musician Sarah Jarosz will play the Neighborhood Theatre next week, coming to Charlotte to perform for the first time in her career. Jarosz released her debut album, “Song Up In… Read more »

Opera Carolina is gearing up for “Madama Butterfly,” which comes to Charlotte on three nights later this month. The performance will include acclaimed Korean soprano Yunah Lee, who is joined… Read more »