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Welcome to the GOOD LIFE. Doors at 5pm. FREE and open to the public. Singer/songwriter, bandleader, and human being Samantha Bowers was born in the small town of Derby, Connecticut. Sam first began writing songs at age 12 while taking piano lessons and listening to Bruce Springsteen, Fleetwood Mac, Billy Joel and Freddie Mercury playing on the family stereo. By 16,

With the dual pressures of unrest and the pandemic, black chefs are contemplating the ways this holiday can help Americans cope.

Charlotte Magazine May 4, 2020 Taylor Bowler ‍ The Quail of 2 Chiles dish is hot fried quail with pickled celery on top of a warm blue cheese biscuit.PHOTOGRAPHS BY PETER TAYLOR New restaurants often promise a concept unlike anything we’ve seen in Charlotte—and sometimes pull it off. Conveyor belt sushi was unexpected. Barbecue and Asian cuisine was a surprisingly

BY MELISSA OYLER MAY 13, 2020 10:17 AM ‍ Three Amigos Mexican Cantina & Grill and Sabor Latin Street Grill fans, listen up: the popular restaurants’ owners, Raydal Hospitality, are creating a new Latin American food spot with a menu that will feature foods from El Salvador, Mexico, Venezuela and Argentina. La Caseta (pronounced La Kah-seh-tah) is Raydal’s new food

By Ashley Fahey  – Real Estate Editor, Charlotte Business Journal Feb 25, 2020 ‍ A solar development company based in Asheville with a local office will be relocating in the coming months. Pine Gate Renewables has signed a 5,532-square-foot lease at 301 Camp Road, within the substantial Camp North End adaptive-reuse project. The company’s current Charlotte office is on West

Software-as-a-service company CloudGenera will move to a 3,000-square-foot space at Camp North End.

Popbar will expand its local footprint with a location at Camp North End.

Mobile bartending company Black Moth Bars will find a permanent home at Camp North End

By Jennifer Thomas  – Senior Staff Writer, Charlotte Business Journal Dec 17, 2019, 1:35pm This boutique fitness concept expects to open in Camp North End in February. Bloc. is relocating from Dilworth with plans for a 3,000-square-foot studio at that adaptive-reuse project. The space at 1701 N. Graham St. is in one of six warehouse and industrial buildings being redeveloped