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CHARLOTTE, N.C. – We’re bringing you the best of the best from Camp North End! The 76-acre event venue is packed with all types of goodies.

Seemingly Overzealous will offer 12 flavors on May 20

Garrett Tichy and Jessica Berresse’s first date included taste-testing an ice cream flight — complete with an option created by Tichy. Now, the couple is set to open their own ice cream shop, called Seemingly Overzealous, at Camp North End.

From a rooftop menu full of wagyu to farm-to-table dining

Farmers, ranchers, and food artisans, along with select local crafters and provisioners from across the Carolinas are bringing the best of their weekly harvests, craft foods, and curated items to you each week.

As you go down this list, you might get the creeping sensation that the city’s growing up, not just growing. Maybe it’s the various styles of food prepared by newcomers who aren’t just imitating, or that Charlotte now has an actual purveyor of “authentic Brazilian lymphatic drainage,” or that we can tell you about a gynecologist who can help you achieve more climactic climaxes. We publish a BOBs list every year, but this is the first that makes us wonder what happened to that straight-laced, innocent New South city we knew. Where did that nose ring come from, and those tattoos? Is this just a phase? (Probably not.)

Current Nostalgia officially joins the lineup at Camp North End on Friday.

Current Nostalgia was created by Charlotte-native Dylan Foster-Smith as a streetwear retailer in 2020. Since then, it has reached a global audience, selling in more than 40 countries.

Spring is here, and so are farmers’ markets.

Charlotte tech firm Kingsmen Software has officially moved into its upgraded headquarters space at Camp North North End.

Weekly live music returns to Camp North End in April, 2023, and will continue through the spring, summer and fall.

Mad Miles Run Club aims to offer runners a safe place to learn, maintain a healthy lifestyle, and catch fitness goals. Whether you’re running daily, weekly, or just getting into a groove, they’re here to support your journey.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. —  From her first pair of all white Air Force Ones, Melissa Carnegie has always had a love for sneakers.

Hex Coffee, Kitchen and Natural Wines opens April 18 at its new, larger spot in Camp North End.

Hex Coffee is growing at Camp North End.

HEX Coffee, Kitchen and Natural Wines opens today in Camp North End.

Halal Street Food lovers rejoice. The family restaurant is expanding to Camp North End.

The locally owned, fast-casual Middle Eastern restaurant is slated to open a 1,500-square-foot space at 701 Keswick Ave., Suite 101, in July.

Cristopher Collado, CEO of Halal Street Food, is opening a new location of the fast-casual restaurant at Camp North End in Charlotte.

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She birthed her business, Kicks & Fros, from her time spent as a content creator and blogger.

ATCO Properties & Management announced today that lifestyle brand and sneaker community Kicks & Fros has leased a vintage airstream in Camp North End’s Boileryard District as its first office location.

Melissa Carneige has signed on to bring her lifestyle brand and sneaker community, Kicks & Fros, to Camp North End.

Vintage Charlotte is one of Charlotte’s most popular sources for unique clothing and accessories. Every year it hosts pop-up shops where it brings together the area’s most talented and resourceful sellers of handmade and vintage items.

The Carolina BBQ Festival is returning to Camp North End this May for a second year, bringing live music, vendors, beverages and more to the celebration of barbecue.

Hex Coffee Kitchen & Natural Wines expects to open next month at its new, larger spot in Camp North End.

Camp North End is thrilled to announce that it’s teaming up with Charlotte-based SkillPop, to serve as the anchor location for the company’s in-person, expert-led class and workshop offerings for 2023.

ATCO Properties & Management, along with partner Shorenstein Properties, LLC, announced today that multi-regional engineering + planning firm Bolton & Menk is establishing its Southeast headquarters in 24,600 square feet at Camp North End’s historic Gama Goat Building.

A Charlotte-based fitted hat shop is relocating to Camp North End.

Charlotte-based SkillPop will return to in-person programming at Camp North End beginning Wednesday, Feb. 22.

The building is part of Camp North End, a 76-acre adaptive reuse campus.

SkillPop is switching things up. Starting Wednesday, Feb. 22, you’ll be able to attend its expert-led classes and workshops in person at Camp North End.

Bolton & Menk, a Minnesota-based civil engineering firm, is establishing Charlotte as its permanent Southeast headquarters with a move into Camp North End’s Gama Goat building.

ATCO Properties & Management (“ATCO”), along with partner Shorenstein Properties, LLC (“Shorenstein”), announced today that Charlotte-based custom hat retailer FITTEDS CLT (“FITTEDS”) will relocate to 701 Keswick Avenue, Suite 104 at Camp North End.

Giovanni Brown wants new space to be a retailer.

Custom hat retailer Fitteds Charlotte is relocating to Camp North End.

The brand has snapped up 800 square feet at 701 Keswick Ave., Suite 104. It expects to open there in March.

Charlotte-based alcohol-free social community Counterculture Club will host Charlotte’s first alcohol-free beverage festival later this month.

As the days get shorter and the nights get colder, it can be tempting to want to hibernate till spring. But from ice skating and holiday markets to cooking classes and concerts, there’s plenty to do in the Queen City to keep you and your crew from going stir-crazy this winter.

A local veterinary startup is looking to reshape its industry by creating a more consumer-centric environment through its modernized services.

Where to get your sweet fix.

Leah & Louise’s River Chips were named a top meal of 2022 by the New York Times.

With input from our readers and our newsroom, we’ve compiled a list of 2022’s most powerful figures in Charlotte.

Great coffee in the state of North Carolina is nothing new. The Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill area—often referred to as the Piedmont, or “Research Triangle”—has proved itself as a major national hub for cafes and roasters in the 21st century, with an influence extending far beyond the state’s borders. But travel a few hours southwest to the city of Charlotte, and you’ll find a city with a coffee scene totally its own. Queen City has made massive strides in the specialty sector just in the last 15 years, and today is home to a collection of great cafes on par with any city in the American South.

As the days get shorter and the nights get colder, it can be tempting to want to hibernate till spring. But from ice skating and holiday markets to cooking classes and concerts, there’s plenty to do in the Queen City to keep you and your crew from going stir-crazy this winter.

Local veterinary startup Petfolk has nabbed space at Camp North End, where it’s established a nationwide headquarters.

Camp North End is hosting its annual Mistletoe Market over three Saturdays in December, turning the historic site just north of uptown Charlotte into a holiday experience.