For fans of elaborate Christmas displays, it's hard to beat the town of McAdenville, N.C. Longtime resident Dick Roberts remembers how the town's love for Christmas lights began in the 1950s.

Charlotte's only independent movie theater opens its fourth — and largest — auditorium this Thanksgiving Day, nearly doubling its footprint. Staff can remove the first two rows of seating to create a stage.

The sound of drums and dancing will fill the Catawba reservation, east of Rock Hill, this Saturday as the Native American tribe hosts its annual Yap Ye Iswa. It’s a festival celebrating Catawba art and culture with songs and dances that date back thousands of years.

A Greensboro hairstylist makes her stage debut with a dozen wigs she designed for Three Bone Theatre's "Jaja's African Hair Braiding."

Several thousand people will gather in Charlotte this Saturday to celebrate the Mexican holiday Dia de Muertos at a festival that’s now in its 20th year.

Author and New York Times columnist David Brooks comes to Charlotte to talk about his new book, "How to Know a Person: The Art of Seeing Others Deeply and Being Deeply Seen," at Queens University.

A new art exhibit is open in downtown Salisbury with works by Picasso, Monet and Renoir all displayed side by side. The collection was owned by a wealthy man who grew up in Salisbury, and every student in Rowan County will have a chance to see it this school year.

The town of Shelby will celebrate a local delicacy this weekend called liver mush. The unusual dish primarily contains pig liver and cornmeal, and has deep roots in the town.

Music students at several CMS schools got exclusive concerts from members of the Sphinx Virtuosi, an orchestra dedicated to increasing access and representation for Black and Latino musicians in the world of classical music.

For the past 20 years, John Tosco has been hosting Beatles tribute concerts in Charlotte as part of his quarterly Tosco Music parties. He says his love of music and the Fab Four go back as far as he can remember.