Sunday, August 9, 2015
Gay pride pageant, brunch and Halloween prep
Sunday, July 12, 2015
A day party, a benefit and this week's preview
Chill this morning, but by the afternoon the fun begins. There's a day party uptown and a benefit tonight. Don't forget to scroll below and get a head start on this week.
Day Party - Want to get in one last party for the weekend? Get out early for Summer Heat presented by BlueGoose Eddietainment and Moxie Society 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Bubble, 210 E Trade St. Tickets.
Don't Forget
Fallen Neighbor - The NoDa community is rallying around Joe Borruso, who was struck by a drunk driver while walking along Parkwood Avenue on Sunday. Borruso was seriously injured in the accident. The Benefit Show for Joe Borruso features an acoustic set by Taking Back Sunday, Animals, Paint Fumes, Modern Primitives, Fat Geoff & more. 6 p.m. Neighborhood Theatre. $20 - $30. Details.
This Week
Thanks Thunder Road - Carowinds prepares to retire the wooden roller coaster, Thunder Road with a two-week celebration. Starting Monday, until July 26, the first 100 riders will receive a FREE commemorative Thunder Road button and the first 48 riders (first two trains of the day) will also get a FREE celebratory poster of the wooden coaster. Carowinds.
Tuesday
Taming of the Brews - A Ladies Only Craft Beer Events Sugar Creek Brewing Company, 215 Southside Dr.
Rock Salt Wine Dinner - If you haven’t tried the seafood restaurant Rock Salt, then this is a good excuse. Helen Schwab says Rock Salt’s first wine dinner will feature spit-roasted lamb and sabered bubbly. Read more, but don’t delay your RSVP. Rock Salt, 512 Brandywine Road.
Saturday, July 11, 2015
Beer festival, movie night and music festival tonight
Rest up from last night, but don't sleep too late. The fun starts today with shopping and festivals. See you in the streets...
For The Family - Tired of zipping around on roller coasters or flopping around in the water park, try Carowinds’ new concept Dine-In Movies. The park launches this weekly Saturday evening tonight with “Despicable Me.” Dine-In Movies will feature a different movie every Saturday evening through August 15. Starts at 8:30 p.m. inside of Harmony Hall, the foot market, Carowinds.
Don't Forget
Beer Festival - Officially, it's called The Fillmore Craft Sessions, but that's just a fancy way to say beer festival. The event features more than two dozen local and national craft beers, food vendors and more. 5 p.m. Fillmore Charlotte, 1000 North Carolina Music Factory Boulevard. $42 and up.
Fashion and Hair Show - The Alesia Thomas Foundation, Inc. hosts the Tresses & Threads Hair and Fashion Show. The theme for this year's show is "A Ribbon of Many Colors.” The event will raise money for people with illnesses and conditions that cause hair loss such as Alopecia, Lyme Disease, along with other illnesses including treatments for Cancer. The host for the evening will be Davita Galloway, owner of Dupp & Swat Creative Agency & Boutique. 6 p.m. - 9 p.m., Sachi Enterprise 1801 N. Tyron St.
Charlotte Black Gay Pride - Get a head start on celebrating Charlotte Black Gay Pride at the Black Tie Gala and Award presented by CBGP. The organizations celebrates the 10th anniversary of Charlotte Black Gay Pride. The gala features a Black Carpet and will honor community members who have helped build CBG Pride. Includes dinner and entertainment. 8 p.m. - 10 pm. The Venue, 1801 N Tryon St. Details.









