Join us for a post-film screening discussion after the 3:40 p.m. screening on Sunday, October 26th, featuring artists Mono Feo, Buff Faye, and Caroline Bedenbaugh. Moderated by de’Angelo Dia, Director of Education & Community Engagement, IPH.

Experience Charlotte’s premier chamber choir, the Charlotte Master Chorale Chamber Singers, in an intimate concert of choral masterpieces spanning centuries and genres, featuring favorites by Palestrina, Mendelssohn, Copland, Whitacre, and more.

Come and join Arts+ for a fun evening with activities for the whole family to enjoy! Ghoulish songs, costumed fun, and monstrous creations!

Join with the members of Senior Scholars on Friday, October 24 (10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at the Providence United Methodist Church) as Dr. Alexa Royden, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Queens University, discusses the current and possible future status of international human rights law.

THURSDAY, OCT. 23: “Carolina Charm: Reality TV Meets Real Impact”, 7–10:00 p.m. at The Revelry, 701 Keswick Ave. Hosted by Southern Charm’s Shep Rose and Austen Kroll, this girls’ night out brings celebrity, cocktails, and a cause, benefiting fertility preservation for kids with rare cancers.

In celebration of films made in Charlotte, NC, The Independent Picture House is screening “The Closest Thing to Heaven.” Following the film, Emmy Award Winning production designer Jim Gloster will speak to his process of creating the production design for this acclaimed Dorne Pentes film in a Q+A.

Join the members of Senior Scholars on Friday, October 17th (10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at the Providence United Methodist Church) as Hillary Crittendon, Head of Operations and Strategy for The Pearl, explains how The Pearl—open community space, apartments, a hotel, retail space, educational facilities, and health science research space—will again transform Charlotte.

Enhance your business and network by hearing from Charlotte's top affordable housing developers, city officials, affordable housing advocates and lenders. Learn more on the latest strategies in project financing, preservation, and best practices in securing a piece of available funding options.

The 4th Annual Building Hope Gala, benefiting Strong Like AK, is Saturday, October 11 at The Casey in Charlotte from 6 PM - 11 PM. Emcee and auctioneer Molly Grantham leads an evening of elevated dining, live/silent auctions, and entertainment supporting families facing childhood cancer.

Come bring your kids for a fun night in while you take a break with a night off! Children will enjoy a fun evening of play and creation as they sing, dance, and make beautiful artworks! Pizza will be provided.

Come meet filmmaker Brandt Johnson and the film’s subject, Ellen Jovin! Ellen will set up her internationally acclaimed Grammar Table at the theater starting at 6:00 p.m. to answer your most pressing grammar questions, resolve family grammar disputes, and take complaints.

These are difficult times for government agencies like the Government Accountability Office (GAO) whose job it is to provide objective, reliable and nonpartisan information about the workings of our government.

Charlotte-area voters will soon have their say on an important transportation funding measure. On November 4, 2025, Mecklenburg County residents will vote on whether to enact a one-cent local sales tax, earmarked for roadways and public transportation, including buses, rail, and micro-transit.

Our chaJoin artist, Tom Thoune, and explore the versatile use of gouache paint. In this three-hour workshop, participants will explore how to decide on and mix interesting color palettes and create imagery through layering opaque colors.

University City Partners and KidsStreet Urgent Care announce the return of its annual Charlotte Kids Fest, the celebration tailored to expand entertainment options for children and families across Charlotte. Guests can expect an unforgettable day filled with live performances, hands-on activities, and interactive experiences that spark creativity, curiosity, and joy for kids of all ages.

If you’ve ever wondered about getting to your own “next place,” join the members of Senior Scholars on Friday, October 3rd (10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at the Providence United Methodist Church) as Judy Goldman, author of eight award-winning books and memoirist par excellence, offers reassuring advice from her most recent memoir, The Rest of Our Lives. Coffee, conversation, and great ideas!

Wondering what will happen between the United States and Mexico as the Trump tariffs take effect? You’re welcome to sit with the members of Senior Scholars on Friday, September 26th (10:00 to 11:00 a.m. at the Providence United Methodist Church) as Jürgen Buchenau, Dowd Term Professor of Capitalism Studies at UNC Charlotte, examines our relationship with our southern neighbor.