If you’ve been wanting to try “sugaring,” a new hair removal technique utilizing a sugar paste that adheres to the hair and not the skin (aka it’s less painful), now is your chance. They’re offering one free lip, brow, underarm, or bikini line sugaring for first-time guests

Middle C Jazz is debuting livestreamed concerts with an all-star lineup of performers presented by jazz legend Ramsey Lewis. This time, catch Bobby Broom, a legendary musician and guitarist. Tickets are available for socially distant club seating or livestream access from home.

This virtual show will be recorded live from McGlohon Theater and will explore race and social justice through performance arts. All of the funds raised will be equally distributed between Campaign Zero and the NAACP Charlotte-Mecklenburg branch.

Shop for GOOD, presented by Bank of America, is SHARE Charlotte’s summertime call to action to support CLT nonprofits by buying them the items they need most to run their businesses/programs. Shop their Amazon wish lists and turn your retail therapy into a good deed.

All local high school students can apply to the CLT Future 2020 Competition, a “Shark Tank” style competition for high school students who have an innovative idea to tackle an environmental problem facing our region.

Grab some popcorn and snacks, load up the family, and come watch a drive-in movie at the Speedway.

Beginning July 16th, join Metropolitan every Thursday evening for live music by local singer-songwriters. Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs + blankets or reserve a front-row seat on the patio of Dressler’s.

Tune in as Microsoft Global Digital Strategist Andrew Comas discusses the new skill sets and market patterns driving widespread disruption, as well as how Microsoft’s Digital Feedback Loop can inspire your team to uncover new opportunities and deliver even more value.

Come and enjoy a complete Brazilian Dinner starting with a glass of wine and ending with coffee and dessert. Featuring six types of grilled meats and sides served family-style. Limited time only, reservations recommended.

​​Have something to say? Experiences to share? The ​​How We Rise Project aims to better understand how Charlotte residents learn about and gain access to opportunities that can improve their lives. Your participation in How We Rise Survey is vital to ensuring that researchers and policymakers understand the obstacles to your success. A $50 gift card will be mailed to you for your time!

If you’ve been wanting to try “sugaring,” a new hair removal technique utilizing a sugar paste that adheres to the hair and not the skin (aka it’s less painful), now is your chance. They’re offering one free lip, brow, underarm, or bikini line sugaring for first-time guests

On Thursday nights this summer, explore a new spot to paddle on Catawba River and her many lakes and streams. Kayaks, paddles, and PFDs provided.

Catawba Riverkeeper’s Camp in a Box is a home edition of the Catawba Riverkeeper’s H2O: Hydro Hands-On! summer camp experience and includes all supplies and instructions needed for 6 age-appropriate outdoor-focused activities.

SOCO Gallery presents “Turpentine”, an exhibition of new ceramic works by Los Angeles-based artist Brian Rochefort, along with paintings by Jess Fuller, Joanne Greenbaum, Sadie Laska, and Molly Zuckerman-Hartung.

Middle C Jazz is debuting livestreamed concerts with an all-star lineup of performers presented by jazz legend Ramsey Lewis. This time, catch Bobby Broom, a legendary musician and guitarist. Tickets are available for socially distant club seating or livestream access from home.

This virtual show will be recorded live from McGlohon Theater and will explore race and social justice through performance arts. All of the funds raised will be equally distributed between Campaign Zero and the NAACP Charlotte-Mecklenburg branch.

Shop for GOOD, presented by Bank of America, is SHARE Charlotte’s summertime call to action to support CLT nonprofits by buying them the items they need most to run their businesses/programs. Shop their Amazon wish lists and turn your retail therapy into a good deed.

All local high school students can apply to the CLT Future 2020 Competition, a “Shark Tank” style competition for high school students who have an innovative idea to tackle an environmental problem facing our region.

Grab some popcorn and snacks, load up the family, and come watch a drive-in movie at the Speedway.

Beginning July 16th, join Metropolitan every Thursday evening for live music by local singer-songwriters. Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs + blankets or reserve a front-row seat on the patio of Dressler’s.

Tune in as Microsoft Global Digital Strategist Andrew Comas discusses the new skill sets and market patterns driving widespread disruption, as well as how Microsoft’s Digital Feedback Loop can inspire your team to uncover new opportunities and deliver even more value.

Come and enjoy a complete Brazilian Dinner starting with a glass of wine and ending with coffee and dessert. Featuring six types of grilled meats and sides served family-style. Limited time only, reservations recommended.

SOCO Gallery presents two solo exhibitions, “Triangle Moon,” large-scale “light paintings” by New York-based artist Liz Nielsen, and “Towards Another Picture,” new paintings by Charlotte-based artist Holly Keogh.

Get a free digital scan and get a deal on Invisalign or braces (all Atrium Health employees always receive 5 percent off treatment from Lineberger Orthodontics at anytime). There will be light appetizers, a Botox bar, a few local vendors to shop, and all Atrium Health employees will also receive two free drink tickets with a valid work ID/badge.

Run through South End to raise money for The Purple Promise to End Melanoma and local small businesses affected by COVID-19. Participants get an exclusive shirt, finisher’s medal, and a free beer or popsicle. Use CLTAGENDA2020 for $5 off.