Valentines Day treats, wine tastings, Daytona 500 watch party & more
There's so much to do and see in North Carolina's largest city.
Grab a friend and your mask and get ready to take on a new adventure.
Fall in Love with Romeo's Plant-Based Vegan Burgers Romeo's Vegan Burger is a 100% vegan food truck serving delicious burgers, fries and shakes. This Black-owned food truck attracts vegans and non-vegans from all over, so come prepared to wait, but we promise it's worth it. View the menu here.
Sample International Wines at Wines Around the World On Feb. 11, enjoy an afternoon sampling up to 20 different wines with perfectly paired small plates. Your ticket even includes four bottles of wine to take home. Space is limited and stations will be placed strategically to promote social distancing. More details.
Surprise Your Valentine with Treats from BW Sweets Bakery With two locations (South End & East Charlotte), it's easier than ever to pick up your favorite desserts while supporting a Black-owned business. Although the whole menu is tasty, we suggest the strawberry cheesecake and the red velvet brownie. Order online here.
Take a Walk with Your Date on the Lovers' Art Trail Your and your significant other can celebrate local art and artists by visiting Charlotte's love-themed art in South End, Third Ward, NoDa and Plaza Midwood. At each of the 10 stops, you'll learn about a special "love connection" fun fact. View more info here.
Watch the Daytona 500 at the NASCAR Hall of Fame On Feb. 14, take a seat in The High Octane Theater. With a 64-foot-wide, curved screen, surround sound and direct-from-track-in-car video feeds of two drivers, there's no better way to watch the Daytona 500. Due to social distancing, space is limited. Reserve your tickets here.
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