The weather is finally beautiful. Moderate temperatures, sunny skies and bright smiles across the board. Get out of the house!
Aug. [...]
Attention Charlotte area non-profits! The Wesley Mancini Foundation is accepting applications for its 2011 granting cycle.
From a release:
The Wesley Mancini [...]
From the Triangle to Columbia, qnotes explores the best of this fall’s upcoming arts and entertainment offerings:
ON STAGE
musicals, plays, theatre
DANCE
art [...]
Fresh from last year’s 20th anniversary celebration, a new crop of SC Pride Movement leaders are gearing up to make [...]
10/8-16 // CHARLOTTE
Dracula
North Carolina Dance Theatre takes to the Knight Theater stage for “Dracula,” choreographed by Mark Godden.
ncdance.org
10/14-31 // RALEIGH
Dracula
Raleigh’s [...]
On-Going // CHARLOTTE
Cottonfields to Skyscrapers
The Levine Museum of the New South’s permanent, award-winning exhibit, “Cotton Fields to Skyscrapers: Charlotte and [...]
Charlotte’s LGBT choruses are partnering with Circle Up to present “Sing for the Cure,” a concert of some 80 choristers [...]
When they say “Free” they aren’t kidding. Charlotte’s Arts & Science Council (ASC) has teamed up with area non-profits, museums, [...]
by Mark Wisniewski, Charlotte, N.C.
[Ed. Note — An edited version of this commentary was printed in The Charlotte Observer on [...]
Why do you think Charlotte lags so far behind other cities on issues of LGBT inclusion and equality?
Charlotte’s generally conservative [...]
Several events to keep you busy this weekend:
Aug. 13 Charlotte
Goodbye Tutto Mondo
Takeover Friday hosts a special event as Tutto Mondo [...]
SC Pride Movement has been voted “Best Activist Group or Effort” by Free Times readers in Columbia for the fourth [...]
Our article yesterday regarding the National Organization for Marriage’s and counter-protesters’ activities at the North Carolina Capitol has caused quite [...]
The Charlotte Business Guild will hold its monthly social at TwentyTwo, 1500 Central Ave., 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. TwentyTwo, [...]
In the Aug. 7-20 print edition, qnotes explores local and independent LGBT media:
Film company explores story, character
Chapel Hill grad student [...]
Do you believe mainstream media representatives of LGBT life are positive, negative or somewhat in between?
They are becoming increasingly more [...]
From the editor:
Following the publication of of our July 24 print and online editions, qnotes received several comments regarding Trinity’s [...]
Southern Country Charlotte gears up for Barn Dance on Friday, July 30, with country line dancing and two-stepping, plus special [...]
Be sure to pick up the July 24 print edition for this year’s QGuide, qnotes’ second annual Carolinas LGBT resource [...]
Shades of Pride celebrates its inaugural Triangle Black Gay Pride, July 29-Aug. 1. Join in for a full slate of [...]
