Charlotte averages in the 80s in early September, so catch a breeze on the Intimidator, the tallest, fastest, and longest coaster in the Southeast!
Take a horse-drawn carriage tour through the Fourth Ward or Northwest Quadrant of Charlotte’s Uptown area.
From September 3-6, there will be multiple political events going on at the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center.
Tour the restored home Billy Graham lived in from age 9 until he left for college, Ruth Bell Graham’s burial site, and learn the journey of the Grahams’ faith. Closed on Sunday, free admission.
USNWC is billed as the “world’s premier outdoor adventure and environmental education center.” Home to the world’s largest man-made recirculating river, it features rapids, hiking and biking trails.
A far different world from the bustling downtown, their mission is “cultivating sanctuary in nature, environmental stewardship and the legacy of southern horticulture.”
The Bellantyne features a host of award-winning services at their full-service spa, from massages to beauty treatments.
Referred to as Soho’s little sister, Charlotte’s historic arts district is a gem. Something for everyone, NoDa is home to art galleries, funky restaurants, local musicians, and even a bar for dogs.
The museum has been collecting and restoring vintage historical aircraft for more than 20 years, and is the largest aviation museum between Washington, D.C., and Robbins, Ga.
Art enthusiasts, enjoy The Mint Museum's collections of objects in ceramics, glass, fiber, metal and wood.
