A Very Late Night Out in Charlotte

Charlotte Magazine 7/20 5:58A Kayleigh Ruller

Charlotte isn t known for who she is in the wee hours. A night out past midnight in the Queen City is an intriguing step outside the familiar a closed Harris Teeter, strangers willing to spew secrets,...

Circle de Luz Offers A Small Group Of Girls An Invaluable Invitation

Charlotte Magazine 7/20 5:28A Jen Tota McGivney

Jeniffer Gonzalez Reyes , a sixth-grader at Ranson Middle School, got called to the principal’s office. Her anxiety spiked. She hadn’t done anything wrong. The meeting wasn’t about punishment, however, but opportunity: a personal invitation to...

For Artist Elizabeth Bradford, Her Family’s Ancestral Home Is Her Studio

Charlotte Magazine 7/20 5:12A Asha Ellison

An unfinished work rests on a large easel inside Elizabeth Bradford s studio. It s a painting of the Pamlico Sound that Bradford has worked on for hours. At 74, she spends most of her days here, in a...

Blinders Sports Lounge Is Giving A Vegas-Style Experience in Charlotte

Charlotte Magazine 7/20 2:29A Taylor Bowler

Early this year, I began to hear buzz about a sports lounge with a “big-ass screen” coming to South End. Its owners promised a Vegas-style experience with a 60-by-15-foot screen that weighs about 10,000 pounds—the largest on the East Coast. While...

Life Lessons With Erin Santos-Primis

Charlotte Magazine 7/20 2:18A Tess Allen

Erin Santos-Primis founded the Isabella Santos Foundation in Charlotte in 2007, the year her 2-year-old daughter, Isabella, was diagnosed with neuroblastoma, a nerve cell cancer. Isabella died at age...

Can a Master’s Degree Open Doors to Leadership Roles

Creative Loafing Charlotte 7/15 12:46P Alan Watts

Leadership in today's quickly changing workforce is more than just being the loudest person in the room; it also entails making wise judgments, inspiring groups, and producing tangible outcomes. Many professionals are discovering that a master's...

Updating A 100-Year-Old Kitchen in Myers Park

Charlotte Magazine 7/14 4:41A Taylor Bowler

Lindsey Myers clients had already renovated two historic properties in Connecticut before they moved to Charlotte last year and purchased a 100-year-old home in Myers Park. They knew the...

Getting High With Pie in Ballantyne

Charlotte Magazine 7/14 4:22A Taylor Bowler

It s genius , when you think about it. Eat a slice of pizza, get high, crave another, repeat. That s the idea behind Spinello s , a take and bake pizza infused with hemp-derived, delta-9 THC. Mike...

Ziva Postpartum Retreat Fills A Gap For New Moms in Charlotte

Charlotte Magazine 7/14 4:06A Taylor Bowler

Selena Williams had lived and worked in New York for 23 years before she became a single mother by choice. Her support system of family and friends were back in North Carolina, so she planned to check...

Are Charlotte Brewers Are The Verge Of A Canning Crisis?

Charlotte Magazine 7/14 3:27A Greg Lacour

Matt Virgil doesn’t want to be misunderstood. NoDa Brewing , one of Charlotte’s oldest and largest independent breweries, will probably be fine. It’s weathered the inflation that struck even before President Donald Trump took office in January....

Meet Anna Bokhan: Charlotte’s Go-To Facial Tattoo Artist

Charlotte Magazine 7/7 4:43A Taylor Bowler

About half of Anna Bokhan s clients come to her south Charlotte studio for cosmetic tattooing or semi-permanent makeup, which involves placing pigment into the skin to enhance eyebrows, eyeliner, and...

Inside La Lima Sangucheria: The Fast-Casual Peruvian Sandwich Shop in South End

Charlotte Magazine 7/7 4:12A Taylor Bowler

A decent deli sandwich isn t too hard to come by. But a sandwich you re still thinking about a week later? That s a masterstroke. It s structured to ensure an even distribution of meat, cheese,...

What It Took To Reopen The Historic Carolina Theatre

Charlotte Magazine 7/7 4:02A Gavin Edwards

Billy Clayton , the lead audio engineer at the 98-year-old Carolina Theatre on North Tryon Street, sits in an orchestra seat surrounded by old-school opulence, like he s Louis XIV in blue jeans: plush...

A Rare Disorder That Emerged From Nowhere Nearly Killed This Lake Wylie Man

Charlotte Magazine 6/30 5:16A Greg Lacour

Ten days into his hospitalization after he d resisted the wheelchair, after he d twice walked out of the hospital, even after he d suggested that an Uber would be cheaper than the airlift helicopter...

Where To Go For Seafood in Charlotte

Charlotte Magazine 6/30 4:23A Taylor Bowler

It tastes spectacular grilled, deep-fried, wrapped in a taco, or smothered in Cajun spices. Here s where to find the best seafood in Charlotte. SEA GRILL 210 E. Trade St., Ste. B120 Walk through the...