The Arts Factory hosts a Tony-winning drama about a 1970s women's group and the daughter still untangling its legacy.

The Johnson C. Smith University choir will sing Afrofuturist gospel themes on Carnegie Hall's famed stage next month.

Brunk Auctions in Asheville offers the hand-drawn 1768 survey once bought by Malcolm Forbes for $360,000.

A Myers Park coffee shop vending machine now sells original work from 15 Charlotte artists for $5 to $50 apiece.

A first-year Christian R&B and gospel festival is coming to Charlotte this weekend, though organizers and ticket sites can't agree on where.

Rescheduled from last weekend due to weather, the East Charlotte market features food, live music and a $50 raffle.

A descendant of the Lebrón family will DJ the Uptown Charlotte tribute, which pairs 1970s salsa history with live dance lessons.

Confluence returns to Charlotte October 7-10 with 45-plus artists and a new all-day outdoor finale at Suffolk Punch in South End.

Caterpillars, cats and a rebellious pigeon now greet readers outside University City Regional Library, built mostly from recycled materials.

The new 4,200-square-foot hall includes a fossil showing healed T. rex bite marks on an Edmontosaurus bone.

Reality TV favorites Eva Marcille and Cynthia Bailey are set to headline a luxury fashion and beauty experience in Charlotte next month.

The fifth annual show blends Emmy winners, world slam champs and Charlotte Ballet dancers on one stage Nov. 1.

The Mint Museum's pottery fundraiser is set to turn 20 with $3,000 prizes and a Pueblo ceramic artist scheduled to judge entries.