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Style maven turned business maverick Jay Knox
OTPST, for short, is a retail spot with a coffee shop located inside ColsenKeane Custom Leather Goods. Knox is bringing everything from fine jewelry to T-shirts, pottery to vintage clothes, to a space that had largely been dedicated to a leather workshop.
In her new memoir, Charlotte author Judy Goldman reflects
The Goldmans have lived in Charlotte since they married in 1967, and the city is the setting for most of her new book “Together,” available Feb. 12.
Inside The Crunkleton
Charlotte’s most buzzed-about private club, with cocktails and live-fire cooking
Out on the Town
Here’s where some of the city’s top restaurateurs go out for date night.
5 Essential Dates for February
February 2 Sample beer and cider from more than 40 local breweries at the annual Queen City Brewers Festival. There will be two tasting sessions, one from noon to 3 p.m. and one from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., at The Fillmore and the Fillmore Underground, 820 […]
This once-dark interior is reimagined
The Fosters’ home in Eastover draws on Scandinavian roots, turning the dark interior of their home into a bright and airy space.
The Weight of Change
Writer Tommy Tomlinson has struggled with his weight all his life. But when the scale read 460 pounds on the eve of a new year, he decided something had to change. His new memoir chronicles the journey.
Favor the Bold
6 show-stopping looks for this year’s holiday party circuit
‘Tis the season: 20 gorgeous holiday light displays you can find in Charlotte
In search of the greatest Christmas light displays around Charlotte to get into the holiday spirit? There are so many lights to see, between private residences, professional exhibitions and even town-sponsored events. Many families put so much time, creativity, money and Christmas spirit into their creations — […]
Everything you need to know about The Waterman, South End’s new seafood spot
South End’s new spot The Waterman is all about good company, good seafood and the salt-of-the-earth people who make it possible. Paul Manley would say he stumbled into an education on oysters. In 2007, he was charged with opening Pearlz Oyster Bar in Charleston, S.C., long […]