Arts and Culture

The Home The beautiful houses that line the suburban streets don’t compare to the cultural treasures inside Sonia and Isaac Luski’’s Foxcroft home. I use the term “home” lightly. If…

Having lived in Charlotte for over 35 years, Minnesota native Jerald Melberg enjoys watching the city change.  “It has been astonishing,” he says.  Born and raised in Anoka, Minnesota, (better…

Charlotte is in the midst of a major handmade movement. Instead of the sterile, unoriginal, and mass produced, our city is embracing products made here, created by hand (throw in…

Despite the challenges facing art galleries today, Charlotte’s art scene has continued to grow.  Alongside the traditional, the modern, and the whimsical, a unique gallery called LaCa Projects has risen.…

19th century American author Herman Melville once said, “We cannot live for ourselves alone. Our lives are connected by a thousand invisible threads, and along these sympathetic fibers, our actions…

From the mainstays to the up-and-comers, these are the artists in Charlotte of whom you need to be well aware. Josh Brown – A Charlotte native, Josh Brown is a…

With a passion for art and on an impulse, Larry Elder opened an art gallery thirteen years ago.  He has learned many things but most of all the importance of…

Charlotte theatre is in full swing to start 2014. Be sure not to miss out on both the shows and the wonderful venues that harbor them. Here are some of…

According to Quentin Talley, “culture and history live through stories.”  When the stories fail to be told and retold, the lives of that very culture are lost, erased for all…

New York City, Boston, Pittsburgh…these are cities dance enthusiasts recognize and dancers flee to in hopes that their talent will be recognized; their dreams made real.  At the top of…