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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