Arts and Culture

Seven years ago, without any experience at all but with a little bit of curiosity, and quite possibly an intrinsic need to create, Josh Utsey taught himself how to weld.…

Gabrielle Shain-Bryson opened the Shain Gallery. As a child, she walked home every day from school, past where the gallery is now, on Selwyn Corners.  “I didn’t get very far,””…

The up-and-coming Alabama band, St. Paul and the Broken Bones, recently played at the USNWC. The sang songs from their album, Half The City, as well as classic covers from…

Who doesn’t love to pick up a book, to run their fingers along the spine, to smell the pages, and to wonder what lies between its covers? Man’s mystification with…

Growing up with a father in the military, Josh Brown moved around a lot before landing in the first place he thought of as “home” in Charlotte.  Though he is…

The Queen City is home to many types of galleries, each different in their own right.  The Lark and Key located in the historic South End is a good example.…

The world of once upon a time lives on in fairy tales, myths and legends; however, sometimes it can be found in the most unusual of places. Pennsylvania natives Brittany…

Sonia and Isaac Luski Gallery Located in uptown Charlotte at the Foundation For The Carolinas, the Sonia and Isaac Luski Gallery showcases one of the biggest and best collections of…

Aptly nestled in the NC Music Factory near Uptown, NC Guitar Works is the place where guitars aren’t just created, they’re perfected. Together, proprietor Nick Plescz and luthier Craig Landau…

Charlotte’’s art scene is blossoming right in front our eyes. Let us introduce you to four local artists producing some of the best works in the South. Windy O’Connor Abstract…