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Celebrate a festive season with holiday events in Charlotte. Here's when to go
The holidays are here, and Charlotte is stacked with tree lightings, events and holiday performances to make your season merry and bright. With these activities, you can gather your friends and family for shopping, view dramatic displays with millions of lights, snap pictures with Santa and join in on annual Christmas and Hanukkah traditions in the Queen City and surrounding areas. Here’s a list of seasonal events, organized by day, that are taking place in November and December: Southern Christmas Show When: Now through Nov. 22 Where: The Park Expo and Conference Center, 800 Briar Creek Rd, Charlotte, NC 28205 Cost: General admission starts at $23 for adults and $13 for children ages 5-12. Children 5 and under free. The Southern Christmas Show, the largest holiday show in North America, has been a tradition in Charlotte since 1967. It offers more than 400 vendors you can shop, along with live music, designer rooms for inspiration and a special appearance on Nov. 20 at 2:30 p.m. by Hallmark Channel and “Sullivan’s Crossing” star Marcus Rosner. Photos with Santa at Bass Pro Shops When: Now through Dec. 24 Where: Bass Pro Shops, 8181 Concord Mills Boulevard, Concord, NC 28027 Where: Bass Pro
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Will your Charlotte neighborhood trees be clear-cut for billboards? Here's a list
Charlotte and state leaders are requesting that billboard owners put a pause on cutting trees to improve visibility to their signs. The request comes after Adams Outdoor Advertising cut down a 500-foot stretch of trees — perhaps more than 100 trees — to improve visibility of a billboard along U.S. 74 or Independence Boulevard in Plaza Midwood. The tree clearing caused a massive outcry from local businesses owners along Commonwealth Avenue and residents. Business owners said the trees blocked out noise and pollution coming from the highway. There are 40 active permits around Mecklenburg County where Adams Outdoor and Lamar Outdoor either intend to cut trees or have already. The Plaza Midwood site is one of those places. Here’s a list of the active permits that were issued between July 14 and Nov. 2:
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Chilly temperatures begin around Charlotte Friday with mountain snow showers
(PINPOINT WEATHER) — Good evening and happy Friday Eve! As we close in on the weekend dramatic changes are rolling into the Carolinas thanks to a cold front. Temperatures will plummet overnight with chilly weather expected for Friday and continuing all the way through the weekend. Along with the chilly temperatures some snow is expected […]