Over the years, this historic building has been home to many different theatres and shops, but now it is one of the best places around to hear live music. All different types of music genres frequent the Visulite Theatre - alternative, bluegrass, jazz, rock and more. It attracts a wide variety of music lovers from the Elizabeth neighborhood and can hold up to 540 people. In addition, it boasts a full bar and plenty of comfortable couches so you can sit back and take in the mellow atmosphere while listening to your favorite performers. Check out the website for new bookings and events as the hours may vary.
The Milestone Club has been a mecca for rock, punk, new wave, metal and other underground music scenes since it opened in 1969. It specializes in showcasing local and regional artists, alongside the more prominent national bands. Recently it came under new youthful management and has since reappeared on the Charlotte music scene by revamping the interior and experimenting with new genres. By creating an interactive website with nightly photo exchanges and merchandise information, the club has expanded its reach and boasts a very loyal fan member base. Be sure to stop by for a wild night out!
The Bank of America Stadium, known to the fans just as "The Bank," is the cherished home of the NFL Carolina Panthers. Located in uptown Charlotte, the stadium has been of great service to the team since its inauguration in 1996. A fortress for the Panthers and a modern colossus, the stadium quite easily accommodates over 75,000 expectant fans, offering great viewing angles and comfortable seating options to its patrons. Its outer circumference is flanked by six domes that stand near all three entrances of the stadium. In the past, the stadium has hosted sporting events like the Belk Bowl and the ACC Championship Game.
Located inside the magnificent Music Factory, the Charlotte Metro Credit Union Amphitheatre serves as a grand venue for concerts, theater and other cultural acts. The amphitheater can accommodate more than 2000 spectators and an elevated lawn seating arrangement has the capacity for an additional 3,000 to relax and enjoy the show. Built in 2009, this 'boutique amphitheater' has been host to more than 20 concerts in its opening year consisting of various national and international bands.
Looking for traditional Kombucha in Charlotte, then head to Lenny Boy Brewing Company which is different from most local breweries. With wild ales and amazing beers, this small cosy place draws quite a number of people. The laid back brewery also has board games and is dog friendly, so you can walk in with your four legged best friend and also chat with other dog owners. Grab a seat near the large window where you can view the brewing action. The brewery promotes healthy living, by conducting yoga classes on Saturdays and a run club on Sundays.
Located in a quaint neighbourhood of Noda, Free Range Brewing is hip brewery making a name for itself. The place is owned and managed by brothers Jeff and Jason Alexander, who have an undying devotion for spirit production. The place has a homely vibe with old plastic chairs, a long bar, vintage tables which take you back in time. They have a small room for private functions and they also organise yoga classes every Thursday. They also have a special kids section with board games and chalkboard to keep the young ones occupied while you enjoy your beer.