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Charlotte is a city chock-full of talent, and SHOUT! Is an opportunity for artists to get their moment in the sun. For the next two weeks, thousands of people will gather in First Ward Park to enjoy good music, good times, and good food. We also have this beautiful exhibit that is taking place over at Old Settler's Cemetery. I can't really describe it, but it is amazing. In total, organizers say there are more than 200 things to do, see and experience in uptown during the festival.
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As the audience rotates each unit, they create their own endless cascade of colors. The experience is raised to another level as sound joins us on the rhythmical effort, turning each unit into a different musical instrument. Learn more about all the art installations. The descriptions below are from Charlotte SHOUT’s website. Is a great way for families to get out, try something new, and explore their city.
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And it seems to only get bigger,” said Cliff Joyner, the owner of Polo’s Italian Ice. It helps that the weather’s here, great music, great crowd, this is a great boost to my business. This is one of the biggest events I do every year,” he continued. There will also be surprise installations popping up in Uptown throughout the festival. Luminous Lane is an alleyway located half a block away from Tryon Street, connecting 3rd Street and 4th Street, that has been covered with murals, paste-ups, fiber art, and more. The project began as part of Charlotte SHOUT!
“A lot of people are from the city or just moving to the city and don’t know where to find live music,” guitarist Jalen Robinson laments. Robinson performed in the opening act on the main stage Friday. For an expanded list of art installations and events, visit the Charlotte SHOUT! In short, it's annual arts and culture festival with a reputation for transforming uptown Charlotte into a wonderland of interactive art, music, food and cultural offerings. Is an annual celebration of the city’s art, culture, and community.
The installations and activities along South Tryon Street are especially family-friendly. Take a walk down South Tryon Street and you'll encounter a mini-golf coursewith replicas of some of Charlotte's famous landmarks. Farther down the street, there are a dozen colorful spinning tops made of metal and rope, and a row ofmusical, light-up seesaws. There will also be historical reenactors giving tours of two historic cemeteries in uptown on the first Saturday of the festival, and arcade games built from scratch on display at the Charlotte SHOUT! Each game was designed by the local nonprofit game organization Potions and Pixels, and decorated by a local artist.
This dynamic, in-the-round intimate venue will be housed inside the historic Grace on Brevard venue and will come alive with dozens of performances by local artists. For 17 days, Uptown Charlotte will transform into a creative paradise. The festival weaves together the extraordinary talents of internationally and locally acclaimed artists, dancers, musicians, poets, storytellers, photographers, chefs and thought leaders.
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Dance to DJs on weekends during Charlotte SHOUT!. Each day offers a different style of music. Catch a daily light show that uses cutting-edge projection mapping and intricate laser-cut design. Buy tasty baked goods that will satisfy your sweet tooth at Cakeable’s pop-up shop in Overstreet Mall.
This year's festival features an incredible array of art installations that are sure to capture your imagination. One of the standout features is the Roaming Gnomes, which are spread all over Uptown, each with its own personality and theme. The festival is described as an all ages feast for the sense, serving up soulful music, tantalizing food, mind-blowing images, playful installations, inspiring performances, and bold ideas. Officials say the festival will bring internationally and locally acclaimed artists, dancers, musicians, poets, storytellers, photographers, chefs, and thought leaders together. In terms of dining, one marquee event is the The Charlotte StrEATs Festival, celebrating chefs from neighborhoods across the city, curated by Unpretentious Palate.
This free event features a curated artisan market with culinary vendors, cooking demonstrations, food trucks, music and more. Play nine holes of mini golf with obstacles created by local artists from Upcycle Arts and Charlotte Is Creative. Celebrate Charlotte’s vibrant arts and culture scene during this multi-day festival. The “Chair Monster” sculpture was created by local architect and artist, David Furman and fabricated by ASCM Design + Build.
Enjoy a variety of workshops designed to ignite your creativity. Shop for stylish streetwear from Charlotte-based designers in the Overstreet Mall. RSVP for the Chic Designer’s workshop series on March 30, April 6 and April 13.
From the hard and necessary work of citizenship to finding joy in our lives to the role of artificial intelligence in society, this is a can't-miss event for anyone interested in intellectual discourse. “We have looked at the calendar and we decided to close our school on Friday, just because we are a school that gets out in the community and walks. So as a school that gets out into the community often we’re trying to avoid all the traffic and make it smooth for the concert goers and make it smooth for the parents. That way we don’t have to do carpool and pick-up and drop off while 30,000 people are coming to first ward,” explained Miller. Most of the festival's events are outdoors are free to the public with no required tickets.
This installation brings to light the connection between art and our natural environment. A Walk in the Shadows helps viewers connect to the world around them. Wouldn’t be complete without plenty of food and drinks, made possible by Compass Group. Make plans to attend the Charlotte StrEATs festival, April at Gateway Village. The event includes tastings by some of the city’s best chefs, cocktail samples, live music, and more.
“When we look at the events coming up, particularly this weekend, we do have adequate staffing. See the entire line-up of activities in 2024 here. About 500,000 people attended the festival during its run in 2019, bringing in about $6 million dollars in direct spending to the city, according to a Charlotte City Council presentation in January. “This gives me a least a 35-40% boost every year.
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