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NoDa Company Canteen expanding at Camp North End By Jennifer Thomas  –  Senior Staff Writer, Charlotte Business Journal May 11, 2022     NoDa Company Canteen is expanding at Camp North End with a permanent location. That outpost of the original NoDa Company Store will occupy a 1,650-square-foot location at the Raceway Building at 1824 Statesville Avenue, Suite 100. The new location aims

Scoop: NoDa Company Canteen expands with permanent Camp North End spot By Laura Barrero | May 11, 2022 NoDa Company Canteen, aka the original NoDa Company Store’s “outpost,” is expanding in Camp North End with a brick and mortar location. Similar to its pop-up counterpart, the new spot will have a tropical vibe and a bar. Plus: Sectional seating for more than 40 people, a front

Broadcast the news from Mars? You can at new immersive experience in Camp North End BY HEIDI FINLEY MAY 09, 2022 6:15 AM Crayola IDEAworks, a 17,000 square-foot immersive experience bursting with lights, sound and color, is on its way to Camp North End for a limited tour stop. Starting May 13, visitors to the exhibit will start by choosing

After 2 years of isolation, a film festival reunites Charlotte’s LGBTQ community WFAE | By Diana Hernandez Gomez | Queens Univesity News Service Published May 8, 2022 at 9:32 AM EDT Ava Benjamin Shorr Actress Zackary Drucker stars in ‘Framing Agnes,’ an independent film making its North Carolina debut at the Reel Out Charlotte film festival on May 14. In a

Administradora de la SBA visitó Charlotte NOTICIASCHARLOTTE & NC 34 Foto Facebook @LACCCLTNéstor Ramírez mayo 7, 2022 Charlotte, NC.- Isabella Casilla Guzmán, jefa de la U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), visitó este 5 de mayo, la Central Piedmont de Latin American Chamber of Commerce Charlotte (LACCC), como parte de la iniciativa Autobús Nacional, de la administración Biden. La iniciativa Autobús Nacional, «Construyendo un mejor estadounidense a través

Sometimes bad is good: Get to know the face behind Camp North End’s Beyond Amazing Donuts BY DEANNA TAYLOR UPDATED MAY 06, 2022 7:34 AM   Yes, sometimes bad can be good, and in this case it’s amazing. Thomasville, North Carolina, native Jasmine Macon is the face of Camp North End’s soon-to-be B.A.D. — an acronym for the upcoming Beyond

The Story Behind … Sam Allen’s Dark Chocolate Silk Torte Plus: A recipe for her Chocolate Pot de Crème May 4, 2022 Taylor Bowler COURTESY   When Sam Allen was pastry chef at The Fig Tree, her Dark Chocolate Silk Torte was a top seller. After she left the Elizabeth restaurant to launch Wentworth & Fenn, customers would track her down

Charlotte rising: How the city’s creative culture is coming into its own Nick Orchard Apr 29, 2022 Nico Amortegui is just one of many people who make Charlotte pulse with creative energy © Courtesy of Nico Amortegui Charlotte rising: How the city’s creative culture is coming into its own When you arrive at Charlotte-Douglas International airport, take a moment to

You vs Yourself, a new Black-owned sports performance and fitness gym coming to Camp North End The 3,000-square-foot sports performance and fitness gym will provide private, semi-private and group training for fitness levels ranging from beginner to professional athletes. Curtis Well brings his fitness gym to Camp North End, an area he grew up in. Photo courtesy of Camp North

Fitness concept You Vs Yourself opens at Camp North End By Jennifer Thomas  –  Senior Staff Writer, Charlotte Business Journal   Fitness concept You Vs Yourself has joined the lineup at Camp North End. Charlotte native Curtis Walls is behind that 3,000-square-foot sports-performance training and fitness gym. You Vs Yourself is in its soft-opening phase, with a grand opening set for June 4. Free public

Interactive Crayola exhibit opens at Camp North End in May Crayola IDEAworks. Photo courtesy of Immerse Agency By Symphony Webber | April 21, 2022 IDEAworks, an immersive exhibit by Crayola will soon transform Camp North End’s Ford Building into a color-filled creative scape. What’s happening: Charlotte will be the second stop for the worldwide traveling tour, following its inaugural run at The Franklin Institute

Camp North End Farmers Market will return for a second year Vendors will include local farmers, artisans, crafters and more. By Amanda Harry March 25, 2022 Nearly 30 vendors will return when the Camp North End Farmers Market opens April 6 for a second season. Vendors will include local farmers, artisans, crafters and more. The market will include 12 anchor vendors.

Farmers Market At Camp North End Returns For A Second Year MARCH 24, 2022 North End Farmers Market, Back on Wednesday, April 6th, Brings Fresh Local and Regional Produce, Proteins and Artisanal Food Products to the Community ATCO Properties & Management, an owner and operator of high-quality office, residential and mixed-use properties across the U.S., and developer of Camp North End,

By Jen Wilson  –  Associate Editor, Charlotte Business Journal Mar 24, 2022, 10:38am EDT CBJ Morning Buzz: Farmers market returns to Camp North End… Spring has arrived in the Queen City, and that means local farmers markets are gearing up to open for the season. The owner of the sprawling Camp North End complex just north of uptown announced this morning that its

Charlotte’s flourishing vegan scene Vegan chefs and Vegfest create opportunities to explore and connect   By Shannon Blair Charlotte Vegfest at Camp North End. Photo courtesy Executive Chef Julia Simon recalls tears welling up when she received the Food Stall of the Year award at The UPPYs, a celebration of the best of Charlotte’s food and beverage industry. Plant Joy at Camp

Wes Hicks/Unsplash The 14 Best Things to Do in Charlotte Don’t sleep on the Queen City’s food, museums, and rambling outdoors. BY NANCY DEPALMA March 14, 2022 Unlike some Southern cities where lineage and tradition run deep, Charlotte is quite happy being the new kid on the block. The Queen City has seen a meteoric rise in the last decade, and

Bad news: The bunnies won’t return for SHOUT! 2022. Good news: They left us giant Easter eggs. Photo: Axios file photo 6 biggest events in Charlotte this spring By Brianna Crane | March 11, 2022 Here are the top six events happening in Charlotte this spring. (1) Green River Revival at the Whitewater Center What: The beloved tradition of watching the rapids turn green returns after two

Give Yourself the Royal Treatment in Charlotte Annemarie Kropf Deal Expert Feb 24, 2022 Forty years ago, if you had asked someone what city would have revolutionized the banking industry with interstate banking and become a major financial hub, chances are high that Charlotte, NC would not have made the shortlist. But that one act has propelled this city — founded back in

Top 14 things to do in Charlotte to get the most out of your visit AMY CONRY DAVIS Lonely Planet Writer Charlotte has a casual yet cosmopolitan energy © Sharkshock / Shutterstock Charlotte is North Carolina’s largest city and a base of operations for dozens of financial and commercial corporations. But not everything in “Banktown” is strictly business – a streak of

‘Everything we’ve worked for’: Hex Coffee co-founder talks expansion plans at Camp North End The next phase of Camp North End will bring to market 120,000 square feet of office space and up to 20,000 square feet of retail space across two buildings. NELSON BYRD WOLTZ By Jennifer Thomas  –  Senior Staff Writer, Charlotte Business Journal Feb 17, 2022, 6:40am EST Hex Coffee

Why is Everyone Moving to This Southern City ? DeAnna Taylor | February 15, 2022 Charlotte has now become the largest city in North Carolina and is consistently listed as one of the fastest-growing cities in the U.S. Located just four hours north of buzzing Atlanta and six hours south of the nation’s capital lies Charlotte, North Carolina, a.k.a. the Queen City—nicknamed for

Scoop: Speakeasy and 3 more Black-owned restaurants to open in Camp North End Rendering of The Abyss speakeasy, opening this summer in Camp North End. Rendering courtesy of Redline Design Group By Laura Barrero | February 1, 2022 The culinary couple behind Uptown Yolk and Leah & Louise is taking over Camp North End with two new restaurants, a donut shop and a speakeasy. Chef Gregory

Meet the Couple Changing Charlotte’s Dining Scene Subrina and Greg Collier have transformed the local dining scene and manifested a vision that uplifts Black chefs beyond the city limits. By Keia Mastrianni January 21, 2022 Subrina and Greg Collier move as a unit—always have. About a decade of business partnership, marriage, triumph, loss, and trial and error has created something in

Best Impressions Caterers To Create New 23,000 SF Event Venue at Camp North End JANUARY 14, 2022 Team Behind Historic Venues Such as Byron’s South End and VanLandingham Estate Will Open 600-Seat Location at 701 Keswick Avenue in Fall 2022 ATCO Properties & Management, along with partner Shorenstein Properties, LLC, announced today that Best Impressions Caterers has finalized a long-term lease to

7 Amazing Places To Experience The Black Food Renaissance In Charlotte SHERYL NANCE-NASH JAN.14.2022   SIGNS IN CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA (THOMPSONTAY / SHUTTERSTOCK.COM) Charlotte is for foodies. Come with your appetite. Go big or stay home. If you want to stir the hornet’s nest, start a discussion about whether Charlotte is nipping at Charleston’s heels when it comes to cuisine.

EXCLUSIVE: Longtime Charlotte caterer expanding with new event venue at Camp North End Best Impressions Caterers will open an event venue at Camp North End later this year. By Jennifer Thomas  –  Senior Staff Writer, Charlotte Business Journal Jan 13, 2022, 3:31pm EST Best Impressions Caterers is expanding its footprint with a 23,000-square-foot venue at Camp North End. The Charlotte catering firm

Immersive Van Gogh exhibit projected to leave $39 million impact on Charlotte, organizers say The exhibit kept the Queen City’s attention as people lined up at Camp North End to see it, and the economic impact could last long after its end. Author: Anders J. Hare (WCNC) Published: 5:51 PM EST January 2, 2022 Updated: 12:07 AM EST January 3, 2022 CHARLOTTE, N.C.

Photo: Symphony Webber/Axios By Michael Graff | December 23, 2021 2021 began with high hopes, mostly because it wasn’t 2020. But like any year, the reality didn’t often match the dream. In Charlotte we were far from perfect: Homicides remained too frequent … Our elected boards threw too many stones … Our population of people experiencing homelessness grew too much … COVID came back too many times … Our shiny new

14 Charlotte Restaurants for a Healthy Reset Kick off the new year with light, healthy fare at these eateries December 27, 2021 Taylor Bowler Plant Joy’s Falafel Tower. Photo by Peter Taylor If you’re ready to swap out heavy holiday meals and sugar-laden treats with veggies, grains, and lean meats, Charlotte has plenty of healthy options. These Mediterranean-focused menus and plant-based

Peter Taylor These Black-Owned Businesses Are Shaking up Charlotte’s Food Scene The talent behind some of the best restaurants, bars, and food festivals to seek out in North Carolina’s Queen City. BY  Deanna Taylor December 16, 2021 Charlotte, North Carolina’s largest city, consistently ranks among the fastest-growing metropolitan areas in the United States. And the Queen City is emerging as

By Jen Wilson  –  Associate Editor, Charlotte Business Journal Dec 10, 2021, 8:39am EST Charlotte FC threw a fashion party for 1,500 of their closest friends last night at Camp North End, CBJ’s Erik Spanberg reports. The Major League Soccer expansion club, part of David Tepper’s sports portfolio, unveiled their primary kits (soccer speak for uniforms) — and fans immediately lined up to

Here Are 2021’s Eater Awards Winners for the Carolinas The best new restaurants across North and South Carolina by Eater Staff  Dec 8, 2021, 1:00pm EST Today we’re excited to announce the winners of the 2021 Eater Awards, celebrating just a few of the new restaurants that have made a major impact on the Carolinas dining scene over the last two years. (Eater did not

The Best in Charlotte: Best in the Nest 2021 Onward to 2040: The future of Charlotte is now The Charlotte city skyline. (Photo by Grant Baldwin) Dec. 3, the day we are placing the Best in the Nest 2021 winners online, marks the city of Charlotte’s 253rd birthday. According to UNC Charlotte’s Special Collections and University Archives department: On Dec. 3,

By Caroline Hudson  –  Staff Writer, Charlotte Business Journal Nov 16, 2021, 3:13pm EST Hygge CEO Garrett Tichy has a much different outlook than he did a year ago. His Charlotte coworking business is back on track. He is helping to grow two fresh brands. And, perhaps more importantly, he is learning to have better work-life balance. Last year, the pandemic pummeled Tichy’s coworking business,

New retail collective joins Camp North End just in time for holiday shopping Photo: Julia Fay Photography, courtesy Camp North End and Lokal By Symphony Webber | November 12, 2021 It’s called Lokal (low-kay) and it officially opens on Saturday, Nov. 27, in the Mount District near Leah & Louise and Babe & Butcher. Why it matters: Lokal was started by hygge coworking founder Garrett Tichy and director

By Liz O’Connell  –  Staff Writer, Charlotte Business Journal Nov 5, 2021, 3:24pm EDT A Rochester, New York-based architecture and engineering firm has officially entered the Charlotte market with the recent opening of its Camp North End office. Passero Associates held a grand-opening event for that office at 1824 Statesville Ave. — its 10th location in the U.S. — on Oct. 28. The

  Explore These Eight Modern Charlotte Destinations With Historic Undercurrents Known for being a dynamic hub of contemporary culture and innovation, Charlotte’s rich and storied history is all around.   Charlotte, North Carolina—also known as “Queen City,” in honor of Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, the queen consort to King George III when the city was founded back in 1768—often appears on lists

The Gama Goat building at Camp North End. MELISSA KEY/CBJ By Jennifer Thomas  –  Senior Staff Writer, Charlotte Business Journal Nov 2, 2021, 7:50am EDT The North End Farmers Market is sticking around through the end of the year. Camp North End has reached an agreement with Farmers Market Management Services for that market to continue through Dec. 22; it was originally

Artist Naji AlAli’s work at Metropolitan as part of the Talking Walls Mural Festival. Photo: Ashley Mahoney/Axios By Ashley Mahoney | October 20, 2021 Talking Walls Mural Festival kicked off this week. Expect to see eight new murals and an art battle. What: The fourth annual festival runs now through Oct. 24. Seven artists, many of whom call Charlotte home, will create eight murals. By

Artist HNin Nie paints at The Goodyear House in this file photo. Nie is one of eight artists creating murals at the fourth annual Talking Walls Festival in Oct. 2021. COURTESY OF GOODYEAR ARTS BY MELISSA OYLER UPDATED OCTOBER 18, 2021 1:43 PM If the walls could talk — oh wait, in Charlotte, they do. And thanks to Talking Walls,

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Author: Emma Korynta Published: 8:34 PM EDT August 16, 2021 Updated: 5:50 AM EDT August 19, 2021 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit opened its Charlotte location at Camp North End this summer and quickly got a reputation for the innovative way it approaches Vincent van Gogh’s classic works. Through intermingled paintings and curated music, the exhibit has provided many with the opportunity

By Jennifer Thomas  –  Senior Staff Writer, Charlotte Business Journal Jul 9, 2021, 2:50pm EDT Passero Associates is joining the lineup at Camp North End. That full-service engineering and architecture firm has signed a three-year lease for 2,632 square feet. It expects to take occupancy in late July. The office will be at 1824 Statesville Ave. and be part of Camp North End’s

By Caroline Hudson  –  Staff Writer, Charlotte Business Journal Jul 26, 2021, 3:47pm EDT It’s a place for innovation, for the free flow of ideas, for getting back to basics. Ally Financial Inc.’s TM Studio is the only setup of its kind across the company. The intent is to bring employees closer to consumers and build ideas based on their needs. The

By Jennifer Thomas  –  Senior Staff Writer, Charlotte Business Journal Jun 28, 2021, 3:49pm EDT Leah & Louise will add a 23% automatic service charge to all guests’ checks beginning July 15. Husband-and-wife team Greg and Subrina Collier say that step is tied to efforts to change the business model of their restaurants — current and future. It will replace the standard tipping model by

Photo: Emma Way/Axios By: Paige Hopkins and Emma Way | April 28, 2021 last updated in June 18, 2021 The effortlessly cool Camp North End complex is a growing destination for the arts, food, nightlife and more. But its goal isn’t to redefine Charlotte’s character — it’s to emphasize what’s been here all along. The big picture: “As long as

By: Emma Way | June 11, 2021 Cult-favorite charcuterie business Babe & Butcher is opening its first physical store this Saturday, June 12. Why it matters: Camp North End has seen immense growth in the past year, opening 13 food and beverage tenants in the midst of a pandemic. Babe & Butcher’s arrival is just a continuation of the development’s rise as Charlotte’s creative

Blossom green | 09/06/2021   It’s a bold and dedicated chef or bartender who has chosen the past 18 months to launch a new venue. Confronting the perils of the pandemic head on – and united in their tenacity, creativity and conviction – 50 Best looks at those pivoting, pioneering and persevering individuals who have pushed on to create game-changing

DJ Fannie Mae performing at Durag Fest 2018. Courtesy of 1st Kind aka Deremen Jones By: Paige Hopkins | June 7, 2021 The Durag Festival, an annual celebration of everything Black with a particular focus on hair and style, is back on this year. The outdoor festival, which started in 2018, will be held on Juneteenth with events at Camp

Sponsored Content by CohnReznick, Lincoln Harris, Camp North End, Carter Bank & Trust | May 21, 2021   Fourteen months after a global pandemic darkened commercial real estate across Charlotte, local real estate experts are bullish on recovery. Already, the industrial and residential real estate sectors are white hot, driven by ecommerce for the former and strong population and job

By Meghan Overdeep | April 30, 2021   “Rather than telling other festivals to include us more, we decided to stop asking and create our own.” Why ask someone to do something when you can do it yourself? That was the thinking behind the inaugural Black Food & Wine Festival, set to take place October 22-24 at Camp North End in

Subrina and Greg Collier, of the restaurant Leah & Louise in Charlotte. Organized by Greg and Subrina Collier, of Leah & Louise, the BayHaven Food & Wine Festival is slated to debut this fall By: Kathleen Purvis | APRIL 29, 2021 With COVID restrictions finally easing, star-packed food festivals are beginning to return to the scene. But a new festival

Photos: Michael Brosilow, courtesy Blumenthal Performing Arts By: Symphony Webber | March 9, 2021 A popular touring Vincent Van Gogh exhibit is coming to Camp North End this month with immersive projections of the Dutch post-impressionist’s famous works. The tour, Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit, is presented by Blumenthal Performing Arts and Lighthouse Immersive. What to expect: The exhibit showcases over

Charcuterie board company Babe & Butcher is opening its first shop at Camp North End. COURTESY OF BABE & BUTCHER By: Laurie Larsh | January 29, 2021 We predicted that charcuterie would up its game in 2021 and Babe & Butcher is doing just that. The charcuterie board company is opening its first brick-and-mortar store at Camp North End on Saturday,

By Ashley Fahey  –  Real Estate Editor, Charlotte Business Journal Jan 21, 2021 Updated Jan 21, 2021, 12:45pm EST The next phase of Camp North End will bring in more adaptive-reuse space, as well as new construction and residential development. New York-based ATCO Properties & Management and Shorenstein out of San Francisco are beginning work on 201 Camp Road and

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

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 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

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 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.

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

The Gamma Goat building at 1701 N. Graham St. totals 140,000 square feet. S9 ARCHITECTURE By Ashley Fahey  –  Real Estate Editor, Charlotte Business Journal Mar 12, 2018 Updated Mar 13, 2018, 10:11am EDT A building that once served as an assembly site for military vehicles will soon house office and retail tenants. ATCO Properties & Management has begun preliminary work on the Gama