Charlotte Things to Do

Discovery Place is a paradise of kid-friendly science exhibits and presentations. The museum's "Discovery Halls" are lined with seasonal attractions such as "Action! An Adventure in Moviemaking," permanent exhibits like the aq... more

Come and play an exciting game of laser tag at the Laser Quest center on Independence Boulevard. This edgy version of “hide and seek” incorporates cool lasers, thumping music, fog and high tech lighting guaranteeing a racy adre... more

A part of and operated by Discovery Place, the Charlotte Nature Museum is a science center dedicated to the natural world. Interesting members of the plant and animal kingdom reside here. You will find the magical creatures in... more

With the recently added Dalton Wing, this stately museum displays a fine survey of European and American art, as well as the internationally recognized Delhom Collection of porcelain and pottery. Also featured are pre-Co... more

Located on the AME Zion Church premises is the Afro-American Cultural Center, founded to promote and preserve black culture, history and art. This landmark consists of an outdoor amphitheatre, an indoor theatre and two gallerie... more

Housing the Hezekiah Alexander Homesite, the Charlotte Museum of History plays a pivotal role in showcasing the region's history. Come and learn more about the area's fascinating past with exhibits like "Stitched from the Soul,... more

Yes, this is the Coyote Ugly that the movie of the same name was modeled after. However, the real version is seedier and much more ugly. Both Wall Street types and New York University boys love it, although they never really mi... more

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The Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden is a 450 acre landscape of lush green plants and colorful flowers. Visitors can get lost in the beauty of nature's bounty in the nine themed gardens, which include the Canal Garden, the Cottage... more

Known as "Frew's Folly", for the extravagance of the owner who built it, this plantation house is a beautiful example of the rich gentleman's life of the early 19th century. Occupied by several rich families and their slaves in... more