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Hardy Boys Records to open store at Camp North End
CHARLOTTE — Charlotte-based Hardy Boys Records’ first independent, bricks-and-mortar store will be at Camp North End.
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A new shop for music lovers, vinyl collectors is opening at Camp North End this fall
Hardy Boys Records is opening a new flagship shop at Camp North End in October.
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A new shop for music lovers, vinyl collectors is opening at Camp North End this fall
Hardy Boys Records will open a store at Camp North End.
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Hardy Boys Records to Open First Brick-and-Mortar Location
Family-owned shop started with a yard sign
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11 Charlotte Bakeries Serving Up Outstanding Baked Goods
11 Charlotte Bakeries Serving Up Outstanding Baked Goods
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Crossroads Cinema Summer Series – August 31
Crossroads Cinema Summer Series – August 31
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Hex Coffee, Kitchen & Natural Wines Brings a Buzz to the Charlotte Scene
Hex offers pork katsu sandwiches, Spam musubi, and white miso waffles
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Hex Coffee Roasters Conjures a World of Flavors in Charlotte
Charlotte, North Carolina-based Hex Coffee Roasters has relocated and expanded its retail operations into a 2,700-square-foot cafe and wine bar called Hex Coffee, Kitchen and Natural Wines.
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20 fun things to do in Charlotte this summer
Summer doesn’t officially start until June 21. But this warm weather has us in a big summertime mood already.
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The Best Breweries In North Carolina, According To Our Readers
We travel for food. We travel for wine. And increasingly, we travel for beer—especially if it’s to North Carolina.
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These are the 10 best breweries in NC, according to Southern Living
It’s no secret that North Carolina is a big beer state, with dozens of breweries and brewpubs in just about every town.
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8 Outstanding Spots for Date Night in Charlotte
To date in Charlotte means to eat (and likely, drink) in Charlotte. Charlotte’s people — singles and couples — are brimming with a revitalized energy that matches the swift growth of this city
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Free movie night is back at Camp North End — plan a visit around your favorite film
Free outdoor movies are back for the 2023 summer season at Camp North End in Charlotte.
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Crossroads Cinema: Free Outdoor Movies at Camp North End All Summer
Camp North End, 300 Camp Road, Charlotte, NC, is hosting free outdoor 80s and 90s movies all summer — every Thursday from June 1 to August 31, 2023.
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Camp North End’s first apartments are set for 2025 opening
Construction has begun on the first apartment development at Camp North End.
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ATCO Begins Multifamily Development at Camp North End
ATCO Properties & Management has commenced construction on Kinship East and Kinship West in Charlotte, NC
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A new addition at Camp North End: Apartments
A new apartment community is drawing on Camp North End’s creative energy.
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Atco Properties talks plan for first Camp North End apartments as project breaks ground
Work on Camp North End’s first apartment community is underway.
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Best Seller Sundays: Camp North End
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.
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Dairy-Free Ice Cream Shop To Open at Camp North End
Seemingly Overzealous will offer 12 flavors on May 20
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How couple’s first date led to opening ice cream shop, Seemingly Overzealous, at Camp North End
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.
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9 Hottest Restaurants in Charlotte, May 2023
From a rooftop menu full of wagyu to farm-to-table dining
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Fresh local food comes to Charlotte, NC’s Camp North End every Wednesday evening April – October.
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.
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Here Are the 2023 BOB Awards: The Best of the Best in Charlotte
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.)
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Streetwear brand Current Nostalgia set to open Camp North End store
Current Nostalgia officially joins the lineup at Camp North End on Friday.
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Local clothing brand Current Nostalgia to open Camp North End shop
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.
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Try fresh spring fruits and veggies at these 21 Charlotte-area farmers markets
Spring is here, and so are farmers’ markets.
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Kingsmen Software unveils new, 16,000-square-foot HQ at Camp North End
Charlotte tech firm Kingsmen Software has officially moved into its upgraded headquarters space at Camp North North End.
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Live From the Boileryard — Music on Fridays at Camp North End
Weekly live music returns to Camp North End in April, 2023, and will continue through the spring, summer and fall.
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‘Mad Miles? On a Tuesday!’ Charlotte run club encourages community health
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.
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Sneaker Lifestyle Brand ‘Kicks and Fros’ Transforms Airstream Into Office Space
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — From her first pair of all white Air Force Ones, Melissa Carnegie has always had a love for sneakers.
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Hex Coffee’s new space will open soon at Camp North End in Charlotte
Hex Coffee, Kitchen and Natural Wines opens April 18 at its new, larger spot in Camp North End.
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Hex combines coffee, Japanese food and wine in larger Camp North End space
Hex Coffee is growing at Camp North End.
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Halal Cart family moving to Camp North End with second Halal Street Food location
Halal Street Food lovers rejoice. The family restaurant is expanding to Camp North End.
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Halal Street Food opening second Charlotte restaurant at 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.
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Halal Street Food will open Camp North End restaurant — serving up gyros, falafel and kabobs
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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North Carolina’s Queen City: The Ultimate Guide To Charlotte & Things To Do
Charlotte, North Carolina has quite the reputation. Learn why in the ultimate travel guide.
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Melissa Carneige, an entrepreneur and sneaker connoisseur, opens an office at Camp North End
She birthed her business, Kicks & Fros, from her time spent as a content creator and blogger.
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Lifestyle Brand And Sneaker Community – Kicks & Fros – To Join Camp North End
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.
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CBJ Buzz: Camp North End adds Kicks & Fros to retail lineup; New Spirit Airlines flights at CLT
Melissa Carneige has signed on to bring her lifestyle brand and sneaker community, Kicks & Fros, to Camp North End.
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VTGCLT Spring Market at 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.
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Feed yourself — and help the hungry — at the Carolina BBQ Festival in Charlotte
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.
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Hex Coffee’s new space will open soon at Camp North End in Charlotte
Hex Coffee Kitchen & Natural Wines expects to open next month at its new, larger spot in Camp North End.
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Skillpop To Launch New Hybrid Offerings, Return To In-Person Programming At Camp North End For 2023
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.
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Bolton & Menk To Relocate Southeast Headquarters To Camp North End
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.
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Tip of the cap: Fitted hat shop in Camp North End
A Charlotte-based fitted hat shop is relocating to Camp North End.
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SkillPop’s in-person classes return with a new home at Camp North End
Charlotte-based SkillPop will return to in-person programming at Camp North End beginning Wednesday, Feb. 22.
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ATCO, Shorenstein Ink HQ Lease in Charlotte
The building is part of Camp North End, a 76-acre adaptive reuse campus.
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Google Fiber to move from uptown Charlotte as it signs 10-year lease for Camp North End office
The historic Gama Goat Building at 1801 N. Graham St. in Camp North End. By Elise Franco – Staff Writer, Charlotte Business Journal Oct 25, 2022 Google Fiber will move its uptown office to a nearly 6,000-square-foot space at Camp North End in 2023. ATCO Properties & Management and Shorenstein Properties announced today the internet provider signed a 10-year lease for 5,884 square
Local clothing brand Current Nostalgia to open Camp North End shop
Local clothing brand Current Nostalgia to open Camp North End shop Photo courtesy of Camp North End By Laura Barrero | September 27, 2022 Views: 1,072 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. The 950-square-foot shop is expected to open by late fall 2022 or
The Restaurant List 2022
The Restaurant List 50 places in America we’re most excited about right now. 2022 Sept. 19, 2022 We traveled widely and ate avidly as we built the annual list of our favorite restaurants in America. From Oklahoma City to Juncos, Puerto Rico, to Orcas Island off the coast of Washington State, our food reporters, editors and critics found revelatory Ethiopian
Camp North End businesses will host weeklong back-to-school drive
Camp North End businesses will host weeklong back-to-school drive All of the items that are collected will be given to local families, students in need and Title 1 school teachers. Some of Camp North End’s businesses will accept school supplies for local students and teachers. Photo: Jalon Hill By Jalon Hill August 12, 2022 This weekend, businesses at Camp North End will
No Filter Coffee Fest returning after pandemic hiatus, celebrating ‘resiliency’ of small businesses
No Filter Coffee Fest returning after pandemic hiatus, celebrating ‘resiliency’ of small businesses The festival isn’t just coming back. It’s bigger and better this time around. Author: Emma Korynta Published: 4:45 PM EDT August 12, 2022 Updated: 11:37 PM EDT August 12, 2022 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Something is brewing at Camp North End. After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, No Filter
5 Black-Owned Food and Drink Festivals Happening in the U.S. Now Through Fall
5 Black-Owned Food and Drink Festivals Happening in the U.S. Now Through Fall By DeAnna Taylor | August 8, 2022 BET co-founder Sheila Johnson and Chef Kwame Onwuachi at The Family Reunion festival. Image: courtesy of Eric Stein. Spotlighting the amazing Black entrepreneurs behind some of the nation’s dopest food and drink festivals. August is National Black Business Month and with fall being
Kingsmen Software to double its office footprint in move to Camp North End
Kingsmen Software to double its office footprint in move to Camp North End By Elise Franco – Staff Writer, Charlotte Business Journal Aug 4, 2022 Local tech firm Kingsmen Software is upgrading its office space with a move to Camp North End. Kingsmen was founded in 2013 and has operated out of a 7,800-square-foot space in uptown, at 500 W. Fifth St.,
Coming through! A new shop with e-board and e-bike rentals will electrify Camp North End.
Coming through! A new shop with e-board and e-bike rentals will electrify Camp North End. LORENZA MEDLEY A new business is rolling into Camp North End this August — literally! Houston-based Rent EBoards is a one-stop shop for personal electric vehicles, including electric skateboards, electric bikes and onewheels — a one-wheel electric board. Its 1,000-square-foot Camp North End shop will
Rent “onewheels,” electric skateboards at new Camp North End shop
Rent “onewheels,” electric skateboards at new Camp North End shop Nick Wolff and Andy Powell of Rent EBoards outside their new shop at Camp North End. Photo courtesy Camp North End By Emma Way | July 25, 2022 Houston-based personal electric vehicle company Rent EBoards is expanding to Charlotte with a storefront at Camp North End. Why it matters: Personal electric vehicles (or PEVs) are a
Where To Get Ramen In Charlotte NC – Try SARU Ramen At Camp North End
Where To Get Ramen In Charlotte NC – Try SARU Ramen At Camp North End by Sunny Hubler SARU Ramen, an authentic Nagahama-style Tonkatsu ramen shop, celebrated its grand reopening at Camp North End. It is under new ownership from Charlotte-based Raydal Hospitality Group. Located in the Keswick Avenue food stalls at 1801 N. Graham Street, SARU will serve up tried and true menu
Best Ice Cream In Charlotte? – Seemingly Overzealous To Open In Camp North End
Best Ice Cream In Charlotte? – Seemingly Overzealous To Open In Camp North End by Sunny Hubler The competition for best ice cream in Charlotte is heating up! Will Seemingly Overzealous opening in Camp North End be a competitor for this title. We will find out later this season! Seemingly Overzealous was founded by partners Garrett Tichy and Jessica Berresse, who
Where to Eat in Charlotte Right Now
Where to Eat in Charlotte Right Now From a fries-centric restaurant to a Memphis-inspired juke joint, bookmark these places right now. By Jenn Rice Updated on 7/15/2022 at 2:00 PM VIEW 16 PLACES ON MAP Fin & Fino Don’t let Charlotte’s “Bank City, USA,” nickname fool you. Its dining scene is diverse, vibrant, and very exciting right now. Just last
The Best Place To Visit In Charlotte
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Leah & Louise dinner to feature all-star lineup of Black chefs from across North Carolina
Leah & Louise dinner to feature all-star lineup of Black chefs from across North Carolina Enlarge Chef Greg Collier is pictured at his restaurant Leah & Louise. MELISSA KEY/CBJ By Jennifer Thomas – Senior Staff Writer, Charlotte Business Journal Jul 1, 2022 BayHaven Restaurant Group will bring together an all-star lineup of Black North Carolina chefs for a collaborative dinner at Leah &
Find fresh local at North End Farmers Market
Find fresh local at North End Farmers Market Dasia Hood| June 3, 2022 Charlotte always has something fresh for everyone, including places to find a farmers market on a weekday afternoon. The best thing about a local farmers market is trying crafted, curated products and supporting local farmers. At least, that’s what I’ve been witnessing since April in different parts of
A dozen ways to spend your weekend
A dozen ways to spend your weekend Amanda Harry| June 23, 2022 How hot is too hot to get out of the house? If you’ve never spent a Friday evening at Camp North End, I recommend you swing by. The live music and vendors make for a perfect way to kick off the weekend. Before we bounce to our weekend picks,
Charlotte coffee festival returns this year, tickets available now
Charlotte coffee festival returns this year, tickets available now The festival previously known as POUR Coffee Festival is returning to Charlotte after a two-year hiatus. Author: Madelyn Ricket Published: 7:54 PM EDT June 20, 2022 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Coffee lovers, rejoice! The No Filter Coffee Fest, previously known as POUR Coffee Festival, is returning to the Charlotte area on Sept. 25 and will be hosted
The Nerve’s 2022 Guide to Summer Events in Charlotte
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Durag Fest Co-Founder Dammit Wesley On Juneteenth’s Commodification, Black Beauty, and Plugs for Durags
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SARU to Reopen at Camp North End
SARU to Reopen at Camp North End JUNE 16, 2022 Original Employees Will Prepare Same Beloved Recipes Under New Ownership from Raydal Hospitality Group SARU Ramen, an authentic Nagahama-style Tonkatsu ramen shop, will celebrate its grand reopening at Camp North End under new ownership from Charlotte-based Raydal Hospitality Group on Tuesday, June 21st. Located in the Keswick Avenue food stalls at 1801 N. Graham Street,
Craft Coffee Festival Coming To Camp North End
Craft Coffee Festival Coming To Camp North End June 16, 2022 Samantha Gilstrap CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Sip sip, hooray! The 2022 No Filter Coffee Fest is returning to Charlotte on September 25th. Returning after a two-year hiatus, No Filter Coffee Fest (formerly known as POUR Coffee Festival) will be held at Camp North End from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Tickets are
Free movie summer: Get ready for 80s and 90s movies (and a free arcade!) at Camp North End
Free movie summer: Get ready for 80s and 90s movies (and a free arcade!) at Camp North End BY MELISSA OYLER JUNE 14, 2022 All summer, Camp North End will be showing free outdoor movies on Thursdays. BYO Chair and get ready to enjoy iconic 80s and 90s films. You’ll also get to play retro arcade games (also
SARU will re-open at Camp North End with new owners (very familiar to Charlotte)
BY HEIDI FINLEY JUNE 16, 2022 1:12 PM The team that brought you Sabor Latin Street Grill — Raydal Hospitality Group — is taking over SARU at Camp North End and will reopen the Nagahama-style Tonkatsu ramen shop on Tuesday, June 21st. WHAT WON’T CHANGE The recipes will stay the same. Its pork-bone ramen broths are made fresh daily and
Crossroads Cinema: Free outdoor movies at Camp North End
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Chef Gregory Collier is the First Charlotte Chef to Be Named a James Beard Finalist
Chef Gregory Collier is the First Charlotte Chef to Be Named a James Beard Finalist By DeAnna Taylor | June 3, 2022 Greg Collier. Image: courtesy of Peter Taylor. In just a few weeks, Chef Greg will head to Chicago to see if he will be named the James Beard Foundation’s best chef in the southeast. These days, you would be
Plants Move People: And Now for Something Completely Different
Plants Move People: And Now for Something Completely Different By Nancy Duffy Decades of concrete were peeled back to transform this area into a mixed-use, ecologically valuable area full of native plants. Camp North End’s landscape may not be something completely different to native plant enthusiasts, but it certainly is unusual in the well-groomed city of Charlotte, North Carolina. Camp
The Pearl – An Intersection of Knowledge and Innovation
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Flavor-filled and dairy-free ice cream shop coming to Camp North End
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CBJ Morning Buzz: Enat Ethiopian restaurant debuts at Optimist Hall; BayHaven festival returning for year two
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How to Camp North End while Black
How to Camp North End while Black | May 12, 2022 Camp North End is one of Charlotte’s larger communities for creatives, visitors, and entrepreneurs looking for a high-traffic, vibrant area to connect with the city. Visiting Camp North End on a Friday evening or Saturday afternoon means passing by all kinds of Black art, music, food, or entertainment. Black culture at
The real competition at Camp North End is always You Vs Yourself
The real competition at Camp North End is always You Vs Yourself New gym reimagines approach to fitness Published Thursday, May 12, 2022 11:10 pm By Emily Wolfe | For The Charlotte Post COURTESY YOU VS. YOURSELF You Vs. Yourself owner Curtis Walls takes a different approach to fitness training by stressing personal bests. Charlotte native Curtis Walls is
NoDa Company Canteen expanding at Camp North End
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Scoop: NoDa Company Canteen expands with permanent Camp North End spot
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Broadcast the news from Mars? You can at new immersive experience in Camp North End
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After 2 years of isolation, a film festival reunites Charlotte’s LGBTQ community
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Administradora de la SBA visitó Charlotte
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Sometimes bad is good: Get to know the face behind Camp North End’s Beyond Amazing Donuts
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The Story Behind … Sam Allen’s Dark Chocolate Silk Torte
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Charlotte rising: How the city’s creative culture is coming into its own
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You vs Yourself, a new Black-owned sports performance and fitness gym coming to Camp North End
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Fitness concept You Vs Yourself opens at Camp North End
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Interactive Crayola exhibit opens at Camp North End in May
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Camp North End Farmers Market will return for a second year
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Farmers Market At Camp North End Returns For A Second Year
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CBJ Morning Buzz: Farmers market returns to Camp North End…
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Charlotte’s flourishing vegan scene
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The 14 Best Things to Do in Charlotte
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