February is stacked with big events, including Broadway tours, beer festivals, Black History Month programming, and more that you'll want to add to your calendar.

Feb. 3-15: "In Pour Taste," a comedy wine tasting experience at Blume Studios.

Feb. 7: Queen City Brewers Festival at Tipsy Pickle.

Feb. 11: Hornets vs. Atlanta Hawks (throwback night) at Spectrum Center.

Feb. 19: Dirty Dancing in Concert at Ovens Auditorium.

Feb. 24 - Mar. 1: MJ The Musical at Belk Theatre.

Weekends through February, the Black and Brilliant series at Carolina Theatre will feature a lineup of six award-winning films (think "Sinners" and "Dreamgirls") and live music spotlighting Black stories, characters and artists in honor of Black History Month.

More events to keep you booked and busy

Several local spots are still open today despite the winter weather.

• Folia in South End will have $2 bartender-select seasonal beers, $3 Folia tea shot and a $4 hot toddy.
• Goodyear House in NoDa is serving up specials based on the amount of snow that comes in, like $2 beer cans for two inches, $3 featured shot for three inches, and $4 shaken fry bag for four inches.

Yes, but: Some weekend events have been postponed.

• The Winey Grapes Indoor Wine Festival has been moved to Feb. 7.
• The Frigid 5K or 10K trail race at Whitewater Center has been rescheduled for Feb. 28.

Between the lines: Be sure to check a business's social media or website for the latest updates on hours and events before you visit.

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Check out these events happening in University City this year:

• Wine on the Water — April 10
• University City Wine Fest — April 11
• BOOM Charlotte — May 1-3
• University City Farmers Market — Saturdays from May through October form 10am-2pm.
• Juneteenth Arts Fest — June 19
• Charlotte Kids Fest — Oct. 3
• UCity Lights — Nov. 21

Naked Farmer, a Florida-based farm-to-table restaurant, will open in South End next month.

Context: This will be the fast-casual restaurant's first North Carolina location, which is known to incorporate locally sourced food from regional farms into its menu.

• Fresh produce will come from farms like Nash's Produce in Nashville and Spring Acres in Spring Hope, N.C.

What to expect: The farm-to-table chain will offer healthy, seasonal options for lunch and dinner, including salads, plates, bowls and other vegetable-forward meals.

What's next: It'll open on Saturday, Feb. 7, at 2725 South Blvd. Hours will be Monday–Sunday 11am–9pm.

More restaurants opening soon