Weekday Planner: 22 fun things to do this week
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
Flower Box Workshop
Vin Master Wine Shop, 2000 South Blvd. | 6:30pm | $55 | Details
Why you should go: Make your own beautiful boxed flower arrangement with Bookout Blooms. Wine and bites provided by Vin Master Wine Shop.
Cordial Rooftop Yoga
1824 Roxborough Rd. | 6:30-7:30pm | $10 | Details
Why you should go: End your Monday with a creative yoga flow with NC Yoga Bar that will help you relax and unwind from the day. Bring and mat and some water, all levels are welcome.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
Harriet’s Hamburgers First Birthday
1115 North Brevard St. | September 21 | Prices vary | Details
Why you should go: In honor of turning one, Harriet’s Hamburgers is giving the first 100 guests a goodie bag with candy, Harriet’s merch and a coupon for a free hamburger. There will also be a scavenger hunt where two winners will receive free hamburgers for a year.
Prospera USA’s 30th Anniversary Celebration
Virtual | September 21-24 | 10-11am each day
Why you should go: The four-day virtual event, which comes as Hispanic Heritage Month gets underway, is a celebration of small businesses and Prospera’s 30 years of service to Hispanic entrepreneurs (as well as the nonprofit’s five years in Charlotte). The event will highlight partners and individuals who’ve helped deliver Prospera’s services in the Charlotte region, including the North Carolina Rural Center and founding board member John Herrera.
Yoga at the Mint Museum Uptown
500 South Tryon St. | 5:15-6:15pm | $10 | Details
Why you should go: This yoga class will use DropSound headphones to help you focus on your breath and tune out distractions. Bring your mat and some water – all fitness levels welcome.
Triple C Brewing Beer Dinner
8140 Providence Rd., Suite 300| 6:30pm | $70 | Details
Why you should go: Enjoy hor’s d oeuvres and a four-course menu crafted by New South Kitchen paired with Triple C’s craft brews.
Open Air: Artist Percy King + Dexter Wimberly
Online | 7-8pm | Free | Details
Why you should go: Join the Gantt Center virtually for a conversation with art curator Dexter Wimberly and mixed-media artist Percy King.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22
Pets, Paints & Pints at Edge City Brewery
6209 Old Post Rd., Suite 109 | 6-8pm | $55 | Details
Why you should go: Paint your pet with the help of a local artist. All paints and supplies will be provided, and you can order a drink to sip on while you paint.
Heaven Hill Bourbon Tasting by The Manchester
1812 South Blvd. | 6:30-8pm | $60 | Details
Why you should go: Enjoy a premium bourbon tasting with selections from Evan Williams 1783, Larceny, Elijah Craig and Evan Williams Bottled-in-Bond. Ticket includes a light food pairing.
TikTok Essentials with SkillPop
Online | 7-8:15pm | $24 | Details
Why you should go:
Food and lifestyle blogger Wynee Bermudez (a.k.a. @wyneesworld) will be covering the basics of TikTok and sharing her tip and tricks for creating successful content.
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Charlotte Independence vs. Miami FC
1218-1238 Armory Drive | 7pm | $9.60+ | Details
Why you should go: Charlotte Independence soccer plays at home against Miami FC.
Bark in the Park Truist Field
324 South Mint St. | 7:04pm | $11-$57 | Details
Why you should go: Bring your pup to the ballpark and cheer on the Knights as they take on the Norfolk Tides.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23
Sycamore Brewing Pop-Up Market
2161 Hawkins St. | 5-9pm | Free | Details
Why you should go: Head to Sycamore Brewing to enjoy your favorite brews while you shop from local small businesses.
Mad About Modern Home Tour
3500 Shamrock Drive & Online | September 23 through October 22; 6pm | $25+| Details
Why you should go: This in-person and virtual tour gives attendees access to five private homes representing some of the best midcentury + modern architecture and design in Charlotte.
PlantHouse Moss Wall Workshop
2452 Park Rd., Unit D | 6:30-8pm | $45 | Details
Why you should go: During this workshop, The PlantHouse crew will show you how to attach moss to an array of accessories, which you can then display around your home or office. Wine, beer and mimosas will be available for purchase.
“The Black Guy Who Tips”
130 North Tryon St. | 7:30pm | $15 | Details
Why you should go: “The Black Guy Who Tips” is a podcast created by Rod and Karen Morrow, a black, southern husband-and-wife duo from Charlotte who enjoys pop culture, politics and comedy.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24
Mecktoberfest Weekend Two
4150 Yancey Rd. | 11am to 11pm | Free | Details
Why you should go: Head to The Olde Mecklenburg Brewery for weekend two of Mecktoberfest. There will be live music in the 10.5-acre Biergarten and authentic German-fare like pork schnitzel, German potato salad, and Bavarian pretzels with Copper bier cheese.
Morelia Gourmet Paletas 5-Year Anniversary
1425 Winnifred St., Suite 104 | 1-10pm | Free | Details
Why you should go: Morelia is celebrating its 5-year anniversary by giving away free paletas. Options include kosher, vegan and gluten-free.
Festival in the Park
Freedom Park; 1908 East Blvd.| 4-9pm | Free | Details
Why you should go: Festival in the Park has been a Charlotte tradition since 1964. This weekend-long event will have local art, food and activities the entire family can enjoy.
Get Loud Music Festival
3000 South Tryon St. | 5pm | $28 | Details
Why you should go: Enjoy an outdoor, live music fest with a custom-created lineup of craft beer, seltzer and kombucha flavors inspired by the festival.
Tread Nightly and Tread Brightly
5000 Whitewater Center Pkwy. | September 24-25; 6pm | $32-$55 | Details
Why you should go: Choose between a nighttime or daytime trail race or tackle both back-to-back. Distances include a 4-mile route and a half marathon route.
Historic Rosedale’s Haunted History Tour
3427 North Tryon St. | 6:45-8pm | $15-$20 | Details
Why you should go: If you’re interested in the supernatural, the Historic Rosedale Haunted History Tours are back. Take a guided tour of the gardens and grounds surrounding the historic 1815 house and reconstructed blacksmith shop.
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