3 Mother’s Day Ideas in Charlotte
May 12th, 2012 Categories: Things To Do Charlotte
If you are like me, you sometimes struggle to come up with new ideas for Mother’s Day. Here are three outings that will cost a fraction of dinner costs, and maybe more fun for all. Then don’t forget to pickup some carry out, don’t ever make her cook on Mother’s Day!
Visit the Lazy 5 Ranch in Mooresville
If any of you have seen the movie The Zoo, with Matt Damon, you’ll love the Lazy 5 Ranch in Mooresville
8.50 for adults, 5.50 for kids, and it is Only cash, no cards. Wagon rides are extra. Some GPS get it wrong, so check these directions here
Pan for Gold at Reed’s Gold Mine
This privately held mine will let you pan for gold for $2.00 per person. About 30 minutes east of Charlotte, Reed’s Gold mine was the first big hit of gold in the US, predating the the 49′er gold rush, and a major reason we had a US Mint, and now have a Federal Reserve Branch in Charlotte. “Children” aged 3-45 love to pan for gold and other minerals, a true fun for the whole family activity. Closed Sundays, you’ll need to go Saturday, or make time this week.
Mom’s get in Free at the Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden
I know I said 3, but a 4th is a favorite too- have you been to the new Bechtler Museum of Modern Art in Charlotte? if not, go this weekend and mom’s get in Free. Uptown, at the South Tryon Cultural center, the orange building, you can’t miss it.
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Canoe and Kayak Olympic Trials
April 15th, 2012 Categories: About Charlotte, Things To Do Charlotte
A Glorious Day at the US National Whitewater Center 
It was a spectacular day on the water for the the paddler’s and the fans as thousands came to watch the first step in choosing the US and Canadian Whitewater National teams- those who will compete for gold medals this summer in the London Summer Olympics.
For many, it represents a lifetime of preparation and work, for others, it is there first major competiton as one 13 year old, and one 16 competed for the first time.
I’ll let the pictures and competitors tell the story:
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About Charlotte- Things to Do This Week
December 9th, 2011 Categories: About Charlotte, Things To Do Charlotte
Things To Do In Charlotte as The Holiday Parties Begin
Yes, There is Plenty to Do In Charlotte Besides Shopping
4th Annual Fine Art Festival
The Charlotte Convention Center is hosting a display of fine and award winning Art. You will see many different styles and media such as sculptures, photography, glass work, wood work, fiber, clay, and paintings. It will be open December 9th from 10am-7pm and December 9th and 10th from 10am to 5pm. Only $10 for 3day pass and children under 12 get in free! Follow the link for more INFO.
Queen City Christmas Party in NoDa
Come out for a Christmas party at The Neighborhood Theatre in NoDa for Blues, Southern Rock and Soul music from Jim Quick! December 10th this 21 and up show will also have a silent auction, food from Spice South Indian Cuisine and plenty of new people to meet. Tickets are $10 advanced.
NC Dance Theatre The Nutcracker
A family tradition for the holidays, The Nutcracker, is coming to the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center: Belk Theater in Charlotte December 8th. You will experience performances from the Sugar Plum Fairy, the evil Mouse King, Clara and her nutcracker who comes to life and many more characters in this all ages Ballet. The show starts at 7pm so call 704-372-1000 for TICKETS .
The Singing Christmas Tree
A Charlotte Favorite, The Singing Christmas Tree is taking the stage December 11th at Ovens Auditorium. The magic happens on a 32ft tree on stage with over 80 members singing all your favorite holiday songs and starts at 3pm. This is an all ages show and TICKETS are on sale now so call 704-374-1564.
UFS Jingle Bell Bash 2011
This event will help charities such as the UFS, United Family Services battered women’s shelter and united family services so come give to a good cause this holiday! Get dressed up for the night and enjoy heavy hors d’oeuves, live entertainment, one hour of an open bar and a silent auction. The event will from 7:30p to 11p on December 10th call 704-367-2799 for more on Tickets .
OMB’s 2nd Annual German-style Christmas Market
The Olde Mecklenburg Brewery is hosting their 2nd annual German Christmas Market (Weihnactsmarkt) which is a German holiday tradition in the weeks leading up to Christmas! December 8th to the 10th from 4p-9p the Marketplace will have all the holiday goodies from crafts to baked goods and Christmas lights for a quant German feel! This free event will be set up in the parking lot call 704-525-5644 for more INFO.
About Town is by Rachel Lubrich
Rachel grew up in Charlotte, but has lived all over the United States, and is recently back from the West Coast. You may know her as a Yoga instructor. She believes in keeping a healthy life style mentally and physically. She loves the outdoors and the city, traveling and meeting new people.
If you see her about town with her camera, say hello. Have an event? Send us a note here
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A Fall Week-End in Charlotte
November 4th, 2011 Categories: About Charlotte, Things To Do Charlotte
About Charlotte- Fun Things To Do November 4
The leaves are peaking, get outside this weekend and enjoy! 
2nd Annual Dilworth/Southend Chili Cook-off
Bring the whole family to Atherton Mill and Market and enjoy all the chili you can handle! The event is going on Sunday the 6th at 12pm and Tickets are $5! Local restaurants will be competing for the best chili while you listen to music and enjoy fun games!!
Charlotte Fine Art Festival
Symphony at the Park (Southpark Mall) is going to display extraordinary fine art Saturday and Sunday from 10am till 6pm. Choose from over 10,000 pieces of paintings, pottery, sculptures, photography, jewelry, and much more! Admission and parking will be free but visit the site for more INFO .
Corn for the Cure Cornhole Tournament
The 4th annual Andrew Roby Pichin’ for the Cure Cornhole Tournament will be held at Latta Park November the 5th from 1pm-6pm. This event is for the whole family so bring the kids for fun kids activities too. Teams of two cost $50 with a chance to win $750 for 1st place!!! Call 704.334.5477 for more INFO .
Boyz to Men in Concert
Boyz to Men, one of the most successful R&B musicians, are in concert at the Knights Theater Friday the 4th at 8pm. The group has won 4 Grammy Awards and has sold over 60 million albums worldwide! Call 704.372.1000 for more INFO .
3rd Annual American Indian Heritage Celebration
November 5th the Charlotte Museum of History is hosting the 3rd Annual American Indian Heritage Celebration!!!! From 10:30am to 4:30pm celebrate the culture with fun activities, traditional dances, food and art!! This event is free but if you want more INFO visit the link.
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey
The Visulite Theatre in Charlotte is delighted to present an exciting Jazz experience from the Jacob Fred Odyssey group! They will be here November 4th and the show starts at 8pm! Expand your minds for this amazing show of Jazz-rooted Fusion and visual performances!! For more info LINK .
About Town is by Rachel Lubrich
Rachel grew up in Charlotte, but has lived all over the United States, and is recently back from the West Coast. You may know her as a Yoga instructor. She believes in keeping a healthy life style mentally and physically. She loves the outdoors and the city, traveling and meeting new people.
If you see her about town with her camera, say hello. Have an event? Send us a note here
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A Spooky Weekend in Charlotte| October 28, 2011
October 28th, 2011 Categories: About Charlotte, Things To Do Charlotte
About Town- Halloween and other fun things to do in Charlotte NC
Saturday Uptown Museums Free! Plus Free Performing Arts at Knight Theater
NC Dance Theaters- Free events all Day 701 N Tryon-children’s free ballet class at 11:15, a performance at 1:30 and other classes in afternoon
Knight Theater- Bolero at11:00am, Music all afternoon. Branford Marsallis at 4:30 ion First St (Avenue of the Arts)
Plus a whole lot more at the Levine Center as Wells Fargo celebrates one year in Charlotte.
Museums open free: The Mint, The Becthler, The Musemu of the New South, the Light Factory,McColl Center
NoDa Ween Part 1- KiDa Ween October 29th
KiDa Ween is now an annual part of NoDa Ween for kids to come out and have fun too! So bring the kids at 2pm to Charlotte’s NoDa for face painting, apple bobbing, a kids costume contest for prizes, storytelling! At 3pm there will be a special FREE kid’s movie playing at The Neighborhood Theatre, The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, a British Clay Mation film from the Wallace and Gromit which are crime solving tales!
NoDa Ween Part 2 – Freaky 5k Twilight Race October 29th
Dress up for Halloween and remember to put your running shoes on before go to the Freaky 5k Twilight Race!!! This costume race will begin and end at The Neighborhood Theatre in NoDa uptown Charlotte as a part of the NoDa Ween event!! In addition there will be a Costume Contest in front of the Smelly Cat in NODA between 5pm and 6pm. Registration is at 5pm and the race begins at 6pm and advanced tickets are $20 and $25 the day of.
NoDa Ween Part 3 – Dinner and a Movie October 29th
Not scared yet? Go to The Neighborhood Theatre for Dinner and a Movie and watch the Stephen King movie Carrie which is sure to scare your costume right off you!! Tickets are only $5 and that includes entrance to the trivia game that will be held at 7pm for all kinds of fun prizes for the top three placing teams. The movie starts at 8:30pm, doors open at 6:30pm if you want to get there early. For more INFO about the movie go to the link.
NoDa Ween Part 4 – Rocky Horror Picture Show October 29th
Dress up for Charlotte’s only midnight showing of The Rocky Horror Picture Show!! Live actors will help lead the audience participation and you can buy props for only $5 to join in on the action!! Rocky Horror Picture Show is a brilliantly strange British musical with a scientific twist. TICKETS are only $7 or arrive early at 11pm for FREE admission and please no outside props.
Grave Diggers Ball
Dixie’s Tavern is hosting one of the biggest concert events on October 29th for Halloween this year! The event will feature Once Republic with Cobra Starfish. So dress up in your scariest or sexiest costumes for this 18 and up night event with food, music and much more fun! Follow the LINK for more info.
Creepy Crawly Critter Celebration
Reedy Creek Nature Center is having a fun free Halloween event for all ages and educational! The event includes a costume contest, live animals, a marshmallow roast, trick or treating and free hot chocolate! The event will be held on October 28th from 6pm to 9pm and if you are looking for more INFO call 704.336.7600.
Holy Ghost Hayride October 28th and 29th
Unlike any other event for Halloween Crossroads Baptist Church in Monroe NC is having an alternative to the normal scary stuff with a fun Hayride!! You will go through the woods with 18 different stops to see live actors play of 6000 years of Biblical History and will include education to the Whole Bible! This is an all ages event that also includes lots of food, drinks, music, coffee, a bonfire, marshmallow roast, contest and MORE . Call 704.221.2785 for more.
Panthers vs Vikings Sunday 1:00 Bank of America Stadium
Uptown turns into a scarry tailgate party on Halloween… The city and fans alike decorates…large tailgate party on home Sundays. Buy your tickets outside- don’t pay over face value, those prices will come down!
About Town is by Rachel Lubrich
Rachel grew up in Charlotte, but has lived all over the United States, and is recently back from the West Coast. You may know her as a Yoga instructor. She believes in keeping a healthy life style mentally and physically. She loves the outdoors and the city, traveling and meeting new people.
If you see her about town with her camera, say hello. Have an event? Send us a note here
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About Town- Things to Do October 21 Charlotte NC
October 21st, 2011 Categories: About Charlotte, Things To Do Charlotte
About Town
is about Things to Do in Charlotte for young people, couples and families. Everyone! Look for it each Friday!
Charlotte in the fall
Julia’s Coffee & Books Book and Tent Sale
Bring the kids and enjoy fun fall fair activities and a book sale October 21st and the 22nd. Choose from over 7000 books while the kids play in the bouncy pit, get their face painted, paint a pumpkin, or eat caramel apples, cotton candy, pop corn and so much more! This event is from 9am- 4pm both days and if you want to learn MORE just call 704-295-4585.
NODAAll Arts Market October 21st
Come out Friday night from 6pm-10pm for NoDa’s Gallery Crawl and pick out your favorite art work to buy from over 60 Artist and the Artist gets to keep 100%!!! NoDa is Charlottes Art district and is full of life, color and culture. The event consists of a silent auction, live music and art work from sculptures, leather work, wood work, metal, to soaps and photography and much more! Come for art and
Free Where Wolf Movies Mondays in October
Do you want to be scared and watch old Where Wolf movies? Then go to the Neighborhood Theatre in Charlotte Monday 24th for the film The Curse of the Where Wolf and the 31st for An American Where Wolf in London. Doors open at 7pm, the shows start at 7:30pm and both shows are free!
Neighborhood Theatre Poetry
Listen, cry, and laugh with everyone for the quarterly Poetry on the Weekend competition as you look into the minds and hearts of local poets on . Around 15 top poets compete for this “winner-takes-all” event for $500 to $1000! Also Bass Addicts and DJ live music will be there! Find out MORE about this event using the link.
Huge Fall Festival Cookout
The whole family will enjoy this fall fest at the Crosspoint Worship Center on the 22nd from 11am to 3pm. You and the kids will enjoy chicken, hot dog plates, delicious bake sale foods, and walk through a huge selection of vendors for adults! For more info call 704.258.1858.
Christmas made in the South!
If you are ready to start filling your closet with gifts or you just want to get into the holiday spirit come out to this pre Christmas event at the Cabarrus Arena!! Christmas Made in the South is a two day event on the 21st and the 22nd from 10am-6pm and you will find crafts, jewelry, silk wearables, gourmet foods and so much more! Adults are 6$ and kids under 12 are free!!! Look it up for more EVENTS .
Bela Fleck and The Flecktones
Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, four amazing musicians come together to make up one of the most diverse and unique bands and they are coming to Charlotte on the 23rd!!! They are across the board when it comes to music genre from classical, jazz, electric blues, to bluegrass, african and eastern European folk dance music! Playing at the Knights Theater at the Levin Center for the Arts at 7pm and they will be featuring their album Rocket Science. For TICKETS call 704.372.1000.
Carlos Mencia
This stand-up comedian has starred on In Living Color, The Arsenio Hall Show, and has been in movies and starred on tv! Carlos Mencia is comedy! He will be at the Comedy Zone at the Music Factory on the 22nd and this is going to be an 18 and up show. It starts at 7pm and 9pm. Reserve and buy your TICKETS by calling 980.321.4702.
Panthers vs Redskins Sunday 1:00 Bank of America Stadium
Uptown turns into a large tailgate party on home Sundays. Buy your tickets outside- don’t pay over face value, those prices will come down!
About Town is by Rachel Lubrich
Rachel grew up in Charlotte, but has lived all over the United States, and is recently back from the West Coast. You may know her as a Yoga instructor. She believes in keeping a healthy life style mentally and physically. She loves the outdoors and the city, traveling and meeting new people.
If you see her about town with her camera, say hello. Have an event? Send us a note here
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Explore the Yadkin Valley| 90 Minutes From Charlotte
October 19th, 2011 Categories: Everything Else, Things To Do Charlotte
More NC Wineries: A day trip or weekend trip from Charlotte NC
An afternoon in Yadkin Valley, a perfect fall trip!
Take your time and spend an afternoon touring the Upper Yadkin Valley Wineries and you will experience a day of rich history and beauty. Driving through the countryside you will be welcomed with a kindness you only find in a humble small town. An unforgettable experience awaits the Yadkin valley traveler in each winery, each has a “founder’s” tale of how they got started and a real passion for what they do… The town stays busy with festivals, farming and hobbies that bring everyone together and invites outside guest from all over. The mountains close by provide a peaceful stroll and outdoor picnic or come for a day of hiking adventure! I was in love with the country side and taking my time tasting dozens of wines while hearing about the history and listening to the band play at the Cider Festival!
My first stop? Elkin Creek Vineyard
and I noticed right away the beautiful winery and a sea of vines to my left going up a hill. I walked over to the winery and just loved the old rustic door. When I walked in Nikki, the owner’s wife greeted me and I sat down waiting for my first wine tasting. She offered a meat and cheese tray along with the tasting which looked amazing! I immediately wished I had not already stuffed myself so I sadly declined. I started my tasting and just loved every one of them. Nikki told me her husband makes homemade breads that either goes along with the meat and cheese tray or on Sunday he makes homemade Brick Oven pizza! I noticed a sign saying “free range eggs “and I inquired about it, Nikki told me they have chickens that are like her babies. Walking around their property you will see two quaint streams that meet at a point. It was a lovely first stop. I pulled up and acoustic guitar music filled the air along with the smell of apples! The first thing I did was go straight for the cider table which was filled with baskets of apples and bottles of good old fashion Hard Cider! I tried a dry and semi sweet hard cider and a sweet non alcoholic fresh cider on tap. They also made an, oh my goodness delicious tart made with cheese, apples, and sausage! Sean, the owner, grew up learning the art of making wine from his Dad then as an adult he worked in wineries and vineyards all over the world. He took all his knowledge and passion to turn it into and earth friendly winery and planted his first vines in 2004.
I drove back down the trail to Grassy Creek Vineyards deciding to catch the other two wineries before they closed. I right away took the tasting which was fun since you 
can choose seven wines out of over a dozen. The tasting was great and they provided cheese, crackers and chocolates. My favorite was the Sweet Red table wine which comes in a milk bottle and has a cartoon painted cow on the label, a must have. I left this winery and off to the last one of my journey Brushy Mountain Winery in the heart of the small town where they had a pumpkin festival blocking off the streets. I heard people from all over the area brought in their farm grown prize pumpkins to be given a ribbon for the best of the best. I walked around the Brushy Mountain winery but decided to come back another time and taste. I can’t wait to make my way up here again for fresh free range eggs, homemade brick oven pizza, and much more to taste and explore!
Enjoy the wine, and the autumn leaves in the Yadkin Valley, about 90 minutes NW of Charlotte, NC.
- Rachel Lubrich
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About Charlotte Things To Do 10-14
October 14th, 2011 Categories: About Charlotte, Things To Do Charlotte
Fun Things To Do In Charlotte for Young people, couples and familes- everyone!
Checkers vs. Peoria Rivermen HOME OPENER Charlotte Checkers Hockey!!!
Saturday Night!! Don’t miss all the excitement and cheers for Charlotte’s very own Hockey League, The Checkers Home Opener October 15th at the Time Warner Cable Arena!!! The game starts at 7pm and the First 3,500 fans get a House Flag courtesy of Time Warner Cable Arena. Mini plans and season Tickets are on sell now so call and get yours today 704.342.4423!
STYX in Concert Sunday the 16th at The Fillmore
If you like that good old rock n roll music then you love STYX and Charlotte is welcoming them back to play Uptown. The show starts at 8pm at The Fillmore Charlotte located in the NC Music Factory Uptown Charlotte. Get your TICKETS now online or just call 1.800.745.3000. Enjoy the show!!
Oyster Roast benefit for JDRF of Charlotte
Come out for an Oyster Roast celebration at Growlers Pour House for a fun day of live music, food, craft beers, and all for a good cause in memory of Drew Hopkins. The event is from 1pm to 7pm on October 16thand each ticket will get you one food voucher for oysters and one drink voucher for craft beers or soda. Benefits the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. (JDRF)
NASCAR 300 Miles of Courage at Charlotte Motor Speedway
Friday October 14th join all the fans and wear all your pink for this special PINK themed race at Charlotte Motor Speedway to raise awareness for the breast cancer Susan G. Komen for the Cure. See the “Ring of Survivors” in honor of 300 cancer survivors! The fun starts at 7pm and TICKETS are only $17 and children are only $1 call 1.800.455.3267!
All Hallow’s Eve
Dress up the whole family and get ready for a day of Halloween fun at the Historic Latta Plantation for All Hallow’s Eve a day to learn the history of Halloween! Enjoy Trick or Treating, Baking in the Old Kitchen, Story Telling, Pumpkin Painting, and a Costume Contest all from 10am-4pm! For this EVENT or more on the Plantation call 704.875.2312.
About Town is by Rachel Lubrich
Rachel grew up in Charlotte, but has lived all over the United States, and is recently back from the West Coast. You may know her as a Yoga instructor. She believes in keeping a healthy life style mentally and physically. She loves the outdoors and the city, traveling and meeting new people.
If you see her about town with her camera, say hello. Have an event? Send us a note here
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Angry Birds, Pirates, Zombies, Captain America and More at Morris Costumes
October 11th, 2011 Categories: About Charlotte, Things To Do Charlotte
Charlotte’s Halloween Costume Destination: MORRIS COSTUMES SUPERSTORE
Halloween’s coming up fast, so let’s get a jump on that fabulous costume you’ve been thinking about all year long so you can really make a lasting impression on everyone. The ‘all-things Halloween’ destination in Charlotte is Morris Costumes, located on Monroe Road and run by Philip and Amy Morris. They started the costume business in the basement of their Charlotte home more than 50 years ago. Today it’s a thriving year-round business with seven local locations (both retail and wholesale). They have more than 31,000 different costumes to choose from, giving you a multitude of choices that definitely offers something for everyone.
In the beginning, the Morris’ business was mostly in costume rental and accessories, but with the advent of e-commerce business has shifted to costume sales in a major way. Morris said that he sells the majority of his costumes to big-box retailers and ships to buyers all over the world for online costume businesses. “In many instances, you can buy the costume cheaper than you can rent it,” Morris said.
Because Charlotteans are lucky enough to have Morris Costume right here in our city, a lot of folks take advantage of renting because you can pop in the store as late as Halloween day and pick out something for your child to wear Trick or Treating or for your totally outrageous party that night. “You can check the costume out for sizing, and of course rental costumes are a higher quality,” he said. Morris rentals have outfitted costumes for movies, and he even had the license for the costumes in several Batman movies.
2011 Trends in Costumes
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About Charlotte |Things To Do October 7
October 7th, 2011 Categories: About Charlotte, Things To Do Charlotte
About Our Town
is about Things to Do in Charlotte: young people, couples and families- Everyone! Look for it each Friday!
Addams Family Musical
Your favorite dark and strange family, The Addams Family, will be on stage October 11th through the 16th for a musical comedy at the Ovens Auditorium . The show will give you the an inside on daughter Wednesday’s new love life with a smart, sweet and well “normal” boyfriend, see as this story unfolds! Follow the link for TICKETS or call 704.372.1000
The Renaissance Festival Saturday and Sunday’s October 8th to November 20th
Carolina has grown so much that it has become one of largest Renaissance Festivals nationwide! Now filled with even more charming little shops, pubs, non-stop comedy, music of sea-faring songs, and tall tales for the whole family! Located north of Charlotte between Huntersville on Hwy 73 at Poplar Tent Rd (between I-77 and I-85). Exit 25 on I-77 or exit 52 or 55 on I-85. Parking is free and you can find discounted tickets at Harris Teeter. Go to this link for more INFO an event schedule.
Pottery Festival Saturday
Bring out the artist in you- meet the members of the Carolina ClayMatters Pottery Guild, visit with over 50 local potters at the Pottery Festival at 8300 McAlpine Rd 10:00 am Saturday and learn about the long tradition of potter’s in this region of the South.
The Latin American Festival Sunday October 9th
Spice up your weekend at this year’s Latin American Festival that showcases the traditions of the Caribbean, Central and South America. Enjoy international crafts, colorful dances, children’s activities, savory cuisine and much more! The festival is open from 12pm to 7pm at Symphony Park in South Park and general admission is only $5, children ages 9-12 are $3, and kids under 8 and Mint Museum members are free. Visit the link to learn MORE .
Latin American After Party
Go to NoDa’s Neighborhood Theater for a free all ages after party! The party will feature Xperinment and Baralao Star. Doors open at 8pm and seats are on a first come first serve basis so get there early if you need one. The dance floor will be open so be prepared to have fun and dance the night away! More info on this event go to this link Info.
Disney on Ice: Dare to Dream Tour October 6th till the 9th
Bring the whole family and experience Disney’s adventures on ice at Time Warner Area where all your dreams can come true if you Dare to Dream! See all your favorite friendly characters come to life and dazzle you for an unforgettable show! They are sharing their tales all around the country so follow the link to see all the touring Info .
Ballantyne Festival 11 am-3pm Saturday at the Ballantyne YMCA
A chili cook-off and “meet the candidates” event designed for fun for the whole family. Chili Cook- Off 11-1pm, pumpkin carving, hay rides, live music and more until 3. 9405 Bryan Farms Road Charlotte 28277
Brian McKnight in Concert
On October 7th Grammy-Nominated Brian McKnight plays in Charlotte at the Ovens Auditorium for his “Just Me” tour. He is not only a contemporary music singer, song writer, and producer but also a multi- instrumentalist that plays nine instruments including the piano, guitar, bass, drums, percussion, trombone, tuba, flugelhorn, and trumpet! The show starts at 8pm and if you want to call for tickets call 704.335.3100 or you can turn in your original ticket from the July 27th 2011 concert to be honored at this show.
Beyond the Grave Historic Haunt Tour
Well its October so get your scare on early in Uptown Charlotte for the Historic Haunted walking Tour! Saturdays at 6pm and 8pm and please arrive 15min early to check in. The 75min tour meets at the Hearst Tower Plaza at 214 N Tryon st. Call 704.372.1000 for tickets. Looking for something to eat close to the tour? Go to RiRa’s Irish Pub and receive 20% off your bill when you show ticket! Go to the link for more Info .
About Town is by Rachel Lubrich
Rachel grew up in Charlotte, but has lived all over the United States, and is recently back from the West Coast. You may know her as a Yoga instructor. She believes in keeping a healthy life style mentally and physically. She loves the outdoors and the city, traveling and meeting new people.
If you see her about town with her camera, say hello. Have an event? Send us a note here
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