A grant from the city of Charlotte will help local artists and small businesses struggling with the impacts of COVID-19.
Category: Live NoDa
I heart the Johnston YMCA: Not your average gym and swim
The Johnston YMCA is adapting to continue serving the community.
New art brings ‘something bright’ to NoDa during difficult time
A new project is turning NoDa’s trash cans into pieces of art.
Strollin’ and scrollin’ through NoDa
A lot of us are using social distancing as an excuse to stroll around the neighborhood and see the world through a slower lens.
Organizations establish funds to help support artists during pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has halted concerts, exhibits, and shows of all kinds, leaving many artists and performers in difficult economic situations.
Bringing yoga to NoDa’s living rooms
Jillian Scuderi-Longsworth is the co-owner of NoDa Yoga and is widely recognized as one of Charlotte’s top instructors of the practice.
NoDa Company Store adapts to strange unknown
To say it’s been an unusual month would be an understatement.
Charity serves thousands of meals to those in need during COVID-19 closures
The Hearts Beat As One Foundation has funded and served over 12,000 meals to those in need in our various communities.
NoDa comes together in response to crisis
Here are just a handful of the many positive steps that neighbors have taken to help each other through this difficult time.
Guided meditation: Releasing negativity and bringing in love and gratitude
With everything that is going on in the world right now, it is easy to get caught up in fear, anxiety, and stress.
Staying positive during uncertain times
I know that NoDa is the strongest community I have ever been part of and that when we experience tough times, we persevere together.
Growing in (and with) NoDa: Local filmmaker reflects on journey
Born in LA but raised in the Queen City, movie maker Phil Beebe has called NoDa home for the past seven years.
Weaving communities together in the mill district
If you’re new to Charlotte, or old to Charlotte, or visiting from out of town, NoDa can be a little confusing.
Four Dogs hosting annual Queens Coop Chicken Coop Tour fundraiser
It’s time for the sixth annual Queens Coop Chicken Coop Tour!
How to create less waste in a tough spot: bathrooms and laundry
This month, we’re focusing on reducing waste in our bathrooms, which may be one of the most challenging places.
March TaroScopes
Monthly TaroScope readings by Gina Spriggs, a well-known intuitive tarologist and owner of NoDa’s Curio Craft & Conjure.
New Year, less waste
Becca Bellamy, Susan Plante, and Nicole Peterson are continuing their efforts to waste less – this time in the kitchen.
Tips and tricks for cleansing your space
New year, new energy! Whether you want to usher out the old or welcome in the new, read on for tips on cleansing your space with smudging.
A Personal Giving of Thanks
A NoDa resident expresses his gratitude for living in such a wonderful neighborhood!
Krampusnacht
Find out all you need to know for the 2019 NoDa Krampus Krawl (December 7).
Getting Rid of Plastic and Waste …one habit at a time
How to avoid buying single-use plastics and other materials for food, drink, shopping, etc.
What to do about Pesky Plastics
Charlotte recently changed its recycling policies to accept fewer recyclable items. Confused about why and what they accept now? We were too!
Introducing the New Village Doctor
Dr. Allen Shepard, D.O. has opened a new primary care practice on 36th Street in the Novel NoDa retail units.
Marathon Cheer Party and Krampus
Get the deets on upcoming neighborhood events!
Coyotes on the Rise
Sightings of coyotes and other wild animals become an increasingly common experience, especially in the 28206, “the other side of the tracks” in NoDa.