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In the list below, click on any venue to see a map and the events taking place there. Officials say most of the events are outdoors, free, and open to the public without tickets. “It’s amazing to have live people, real people, still doing real music,” Jeema Bey-Mickel tells us. She drove from Salisbury, NC, to attend and support a friend who was performing on Friday. And the artists see this as an opportunity for the people.
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And it seems to only get bigger,” said Cliff Joyner, the owner of Polo’s Italian Ice. It helps that the weather’s here, great music, great crowd, this is a great boost to my business. This is one of the biggest events I do every year,” he continued. There will also be surprise installations popping up in Uptown throughout the festival. Luminous Lane is an alleyway located half a block away from Tryon Street, connecting 3rd Street and 4th Street, that has been covered with murals, paste-ups, fiber art, and more. The project began as part of Charlotte SHOUT!
Charlotte’s Web — ImaginOn Community Art Project
You’ll find music at the Ally Main Stage at First Ward Park, Victoria Yards, Pianodrome, Cafe 400 at 400 S Tryon Street, and more. We’re listing a few of the music event here, but make sure to check out the entire schedule at charlotteshout.com/shout/music. The concerts we’re listing below are all free. These installations were brought to life by talented artists, including Liz Miller, Reuben Bloom, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Dan Borelli, Thang Dao, Amanda Moody, Beth Yarnelle Edwards, and many others.
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Shop local vendors, watch demonstrations and participate in workshops, perfect for all ages. Enjoy an intimate acoustic performance, in the Pianodrome, from local musicians. Watch as Spiral, widely recognized as a pioneer of the modern hoop dance and flow arts movements, performs groundbreaking acts. Nine Eighteen Nine Studio presents art programming, including exhibits, markets, classes, performances and more.
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Touch the neurons in the "Affinity" sculpture and the colors change. Grab a cold beverage from the beer garden to sip while you listen to live music at First Ward Park. A variety of craft beer and wine are available for purchase. Living just a block away from the festival’s main stage, James Dyer said having the SHOUT Festival weeks prior was like a warm-up for what to expect over the weekend. Rhew said the common thread uniting the four main pillars of the festival is celebrating the city’s creativity.
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One of the new features at Charlotte SHOUT! Is Pianodrome, the first performance space made entirely from upcycled pianos in America. This intimate venue is housed inside the historic Grace on Brevard venue and features a 75-seat sculpture that comes alive with dozens of performances by local artists.
Come enjoy this beautiful and colorful installation of 30 unique hand painted birdhouses with centuries old Mandala Art. Mandalas, intricate geometric patterns that symbolize the universe’s harmony, serve as the heart and soul of this project. Artist Anuja Jain has added freehand painted unique distinct mandala patterns, along with some sustainable features on each of these birdhouses to give them an aesthetic look and sensory feel. People are encouraged to stop and pay attention to the carefully selected birdsongs playing in the background to get a sense of harmony and energy flow through all these pieces. Artist also encourages gentle touching to get the feel of 3d patterns used on these pieces.
This “Food Pillar” of the festival, which also includes food trucks and tasting menus from Center City restaurants, is sponsored by Compass Group. Let’s first make our way through uptown to see what’s offered in live music performances. The slate has a range of genres—and a mix of indoor and outdoor venues. Click each event to discover more information. Indulge in smoked meats from more than 15 pitmasters during the Carolina BBQ Festival.
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Charlotte Ideas Festival takes place from April 3 to 5, 2024. It features a range of thinkers and innovators exploring a wide rang of topics. In addition, food trucks will be on hand throughout Charlotte SHOUT. It is presented by Charlotte Center City Partners. And if you want to be inspired by the art in a different way, register for yoga classes on The Green, and take in the sights of SHOUT!
Sing and dance to this family-friendly, vaudevillian-style show, presented by Children’s Theater of Charlotte. Based on the “Elephant & Piggie” books by Mo Willems. New York Times bestselling author and “CBS News Sunday Morning” correspondent, David Pogue, explores what a post-robot, post-AI word looks like, discussing the societal and individual impacts. These Uptown buisnesses will have a special SHOUT! Deal, or a fun suprise just for the duration of the festival. Is produced by Charlotte Center City Partners.
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Weekdays, local buskers perform a variety of entertaining activities. Discover the interconnectedness of resilience and renewal through diverse artistic expressions, curated by Shefalee Patel. Tryon St. features dappled light through branches, simulating the magic of North Carolina’s native songbirds. Enjoy performances from Charlotte elementary, middle and high school students. Test your music knowledge as Mindless Minutia and Bluz present two themed bingo nights.
Watch as local and international artists collaborate to adorn these walls with vibrant color. The Spray Jam Celebration Party on Sunday, April 14 celebrates the final product. Unwind with an hour of yoga followed by a two-hour dance party featuring performance artists, aerialists, fire spinners, breakdancers and more. White attire, symbolic of peace, is recommended. The Charlotte Ideas Festival, curated by The Charlotte Center for the Humanities and Civic Imagination, will feature renowned thinkers and innovators exploring the most important topics of our times.
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