CHARLOTTE — From sizzling Broadway shows to outdoor movies and concerts, here’s what’s happening in Charlotte this weekend.
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Broadway fans check out “Ain’t Too Proud – The Life and Times of the Temptations” at Belk Theater through Sunday.
Watch a movie under the stars at Village Park in Kannapolis where “Top Gun: Maverick” will be showing on Friday. On Sunday, the movie will be shown in Spanish at Atrium Health Ballpark.
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Get your fill of food truck goodness and live music at the Beats ‘n Bites concert series at Stumptown Park in Matthews on Friday.
Pack a lawn chair, your dancing shoes and your appetite for the Catawba Riverkeeper’s live music series, Jam at the Dam, on Saturday at The Boathouse in McAdenville.
Enjoy a taste of fall at NoDa Brewing Company’s Pumpkin Palooza on Friday at its North End taproom. The event marks the release of the brewery’s award-winning pumpkin ale, Gordgeous, and will feature the sights, sounds and tastes of autumn, including artisan product vendors, food, live entertainment, and other festivities.
Cheer on the home team when Charlotte FC takes on Necaxa in the Leagues Cup at Bank of America Stadium on Saturday.
See Herbie the Love Bug, Bumblebee from Transformers, the Ghostbusters Ecto1 and other replicas of famous cars at the Celebrity Car & Truck Show happening Saturday at the North Carolina Transportation Museum.
Are you ready for some football? The Carolina Panthers will host its annual Back Together Saturday at Gibbs Stadium in Spartanburg on Saturday. Fans can watch the team practice and see performances from the Panthers’ entertainment groups. There will also be interactive activities for all ages.
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Shop from Black-owned vendors and enjoy games, music and food at BLK Summer Fest, which is happening Saturday at Lower Tuck (on Gesco Street).
It’s that time of year again when bicyclists and walkers will take over the Booty Loop in Myers Park for the 24 Hours of Booty fundraiser beginning Friday night. The event raises money for cancer research and spectators are welcome to cheer on the participants.
Charlotte’s largest two amphitheaters will be buzzing this weekend. On Friday, Jodeci and SWV will be at PNC Music Pavilion, and Post Malone will play there Saturday. Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre will have Walker Hayes on Saturday and Manchester Orchestra and Jimmy Eat World on Sunday.
Enjoy outdoor games, local artists and vendors, live music and other festivities at the Summer Block Party at the Lake Norman Social District on Saturday.
Join Red Clay Ciderworks for its 8th anniversary celebration on Saturday where you’ll find food trucks, tarot card readings and plenty of ice cold cider on tap.
Fans of the Spice Girls can head to Birdsong Brewing on Saturday for its Spice World tap takeover. The brewery will have a lineup of beers inspired by each member of the popular British group and a DJ will be spinning their songs.
Explore dance styles and cultures from around the world at the Charlotte Museum of History’s Let’s Get Dancing event on Saturday.
Fans of Hello Kitty can check out exclusive goodies and limited-edition collectibles when the Hello Kitty Cafe Truck sets up shop at SouthPark Mall on Saturday.
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Listen to live music and grab a bite from a food truck at the Mint Museum Randolph’s monthly Party in the Park on Sunday. Admission to the museum is free during the event.
Enjoy high-energy performances, mimosas and more during the Level Up Drag Brunch at Divine Barrel Brewing on Sunday.
It’s the final weekend to dine out on a deal during Queen’s Feast: Charlotte Restaurant Week, which ends on Sunday. During the promotion, participating restaurants will offer 3-course, prix fixe deals ranging from $30 to $50 per person.
Ready for a road trip? Music fans won’t want to miss the Party on the Mountain festival at Beech Mountain featuring Sheryl Crow, JJ Grey & Mofro, My Morning Jacket and other acts. Friday is sold out but tickets are available for Saturday and Sunday.
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