Weekday Planner: 16 things to do this week in Charlotte — including Dave Mathews concert

4th Annual CLT Burger Week

35+ restaurants | All day | $6 burgers | Details

Why you should go: I don’t think you need a special excuse to eat a good burger, but should you need one … this is it. Some participating restaurants include French Quarter, Graham Street Pub, Dilworth Neighborhood Grille, Hickory Tavern, Angry Ale’s and Kid Cashew.

[Agenda guide: 20 best burgers in Charlotte, ranked]

Bread Making: Your Mom’s Donuts

7th Street Public Market | 6-7:30 p.m. | $45-$95 | Details

Why you should go: You’ll learn how to make brioche bread, and your ticket includes a loaf to take home and a drink ticket for beer, wine or coffee. Pro tip: brioche bread is the best for homemade French toast, use that info. as you need.

[Agenda guide: Where to find the best bread in Charlotte]

TUESDAY, JULY 16

50th anniversary of the moon landing celebrations

Discovery Place Science | All day | $17-$19 | Details

Why you should go: The celebrate the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 landing on the moon, there will be tons of rocket- and space-themed events throughout the week. Make a paper rocket on Tuesday, virtual chat with NASA staff on Wednesday, and create a pocket solar system and participate in other hands-on activities Saturday.

Think & Drink: The Science of Sleep

Camp North End | 6-8 p.m. | Free | Details

Why you should go: Sleep is fascinating to me, and when I don’t sleep well, I feel like my whole day is off (pretty sure that’s normal?). Grab a beer and learn how stress, food, technology and other factors impact the quality of your sleep.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 17

Charlotte Black Pride Week

Citywide | All day | Varies| Details

Why you should go: From an artists exhibit to a jazz brunch, there are tons of events going on throughout the week to celebrate black pride. Check out the full schedule here.

Cirque du Soleil in Charlotte

Spectrum Center | Varies | $50+ | Details

Why you should go: You’re getting Vegas-level entertainment without having to leave Charlotte, so if you’re someone who loves unique shows, grab tickets

THURSDAY, JULY 18

Panthers Football Trivia Night

Taproom Social | 7-9 p.m. | Free | Details

Why you should go: Football season is right around the corner, so if you aren’t already, get in the spirit by putting your ‘Thers knowledge to the test.

River Jam

USNWC | 7-10 p.m. | Free, $6 parking | Details

Why you should go: This should be on everyone’s Charlotte bucket list. So grab your friends and cold one and listen to live music by the water. Sam Burchfield is playing tonight.

[Agenda related guide: 30 coolest things to do in Charlotte this summer]

FRIDAY, JULY 19

Vegan Brews and BBQ

Birdsong Brewing Co. | 5-10 p.m. | Menu prices | Details

Why you should go: Expect tons of Southern vegan food items from Southern Fried Vegan, including their Fried Chickun, BBQ, Mac N Cheeze, Jambalaya, Cajun Corn, Beer-Cheeze Battered Beyond Burgers and Totchos.

Science on the Rocks: Space Camp CLT

Discovery Place Science | 5-9 p.m. | $12 in advance, $14 at the door | Details

Why you should go: Find out how much you would weigh in space, make donuts, play laser tag, and be prepared for more -out-of-this-world fun.

Dave Matthews Band

PNC Music Pavilion | 8 p.m. | $45.50-$115 | Details

Why you should go: This group needs no introduction, but expect a set list packed with all the DMB classics you always turn the volume up for when they come on the radio or on a Spotify playlist like “Ants Marching,” “Satellite,” and “Crash into Me.”

Shrek the Musical

Booth Playhouse | 2 p.m. & 7 p.m. | $15-$25 | Details

Why you should go: Not everybody likes onions, but everyone in your family will love “Shrek the Musical.”

Queen’s Feast: Charlotte Restaurant Week

135+ participating restaurants | Dinner hours | $30-$35 | Details

Why you should go: Savor new experiences and favorite spots from 135+ of the areas best restaurants for a prix fixe, three-course dinner. Reservations are recommended. Some participating restaurants include The Dunavant, Capital Grille, Toscana, Sea Level, Del Frisco’s, Zeppelin, Oak Steakhouse and O-Ku Sushi.

Food Truck Friday – South End

Sycamore Brewing | 4-10 p.m. | Free | Details

Why you should go: This week’s banging lineup includes Papi Queso Food Truck, TIN Kitchen, OooWee BBQ, Tikka Buzz Food Truck, Queen City Chamo, Gyro Twins Truck and Queen City Sliders. They’ll have refreshing boozy drinks like Prosecco pops and frosé — plus the usual beer and cider.

Food Truck Friday – Plaza Midwood

Resident Culture | 5 p.m. | Free | Details

Why you should go: As always, they’ve got live music, unique brews and six food trucks — what more could you want?

Friday Nights at Camp North End

Camp NorthEnd | 5-10 p.m. | Free | Details

Why you should go: Every Friday, they’ll have food, music and a few surprises for a laid-back hangout. Note: Kids and leashed pets are welcome.