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    November Events For You To Pull Up To

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    Written by: Jenelle Kellam (@doitforthebites)

    It’s a new month, and per the usual we wanted to make you aware of some dope events happening in-person and online. Check them out, and tell them The Block sent you.

    Editor’s Note: Cover photo taken pre-COVID. Please adhere to social distancing rules and mask mandates when attending in-person events.

    Small Space Sessions 

    When: Every Saturday in November

    Where: Dupp & Swat

    Cost: Free

    Dupp & Swat welcomes you to their space every Saturday for music from folks with a song on their hearts.  Peep the schedule and artist announcements on the @duppandswat Instagram page. 

    “Home” Opening Reception

    When: November 6, 6 pm-8 pm 

    Where: Elder Gallery of Contemporary Art 

    Cost: Free

    Featured artists David J. Butler, Crista Cammaroto, and J. Stacy Utley will share art that investigates their individual interpretations of “home.” Sign up for timed entry for the opening reception.

    Modifyed Exhibit

    When: November 6, 7pm – 10pm

    Where: Alchemy at C3 Lab

    Cost: Free 

    Explore the multidisciplinary work of five creatives whose creativity knows no bounds. The night will feature live music, plus dinner available from The Restaurant at Alchemy by reservation. Masks required for entry. 

    Grow with Google Workshops

    When: All month

    Where: Online

    Cost: Free

    Make Your Website Work for You, Set and Reach Your Career Goals, and Learn About Investors and Loan Options For Your Small Business— are a few of the workshop topics offered this month. Register online.

    World L!t Street Food Festival 

    When: November 7, 4pm-9pm

    Where: Online

    Cost: Free. Option to buy $30 ticket to support ourBRIDGE for kids

    World L!t Street Food Festival has gone digital. World L!t ties food and music together to bring you a global experience. Visit event website for details. 

    SEO & Social Media Marketing 101 Workshop [ Live Webinar] Charlotte

    When: November 7, 11:00am-4:00pm

    Where: 1401 East Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28203

    Cost: $99

    Learn the formula to multiply your audience. Gain the knowledge to do SEO and social media marketing yourself. Register here.

    We Are Hip Hop Festival: The Reveal

    When: November 6 and 7

    Where: Camp North End

    Cost: Free  

    Kick off the We Are Hip Hop Festival with art installations and pop-up performances at Camp North End. Find details here.

    Queen City Streams City -Free Live Stream Performance  Powered by Mandolin presents YUNG CITIZEN

    When: November 12

    Where: Neighborhood Theatre- 511 E 36th St., Charlotte, NC 28205

    Cost: Free. Suggested $10 donation

    Listen to Indie artist, music producer and Charlotte native, Christopher “YUNG Citizen” Williams—streaming live from the Neighborhood Theatre. Details can be found here.

    The Block: End$ With Friends

    When: November 12, 6:30p

    Where: Zoom. Link sent after registration 

    Cost: Free

    Let’s talk about working with family and friends. What are the pros and cons?  Register at here.

    SUPER MRKT

    When: November 13, 6 pm-9pm

    Where: BLKMRKTCLT, 1824 Statesville Avenue, Charlotte, NC 28206

    Cost: $10

    The SUPERMRKT is open. Designed to support Black businesses, this market will host a select few, Charlotte-based Black-owned businesses. Free entry, but $10 secures a plate from Chef Gold Kitchen featuring Thicc Jelly. 

    NC On Scene Pop Up Shop

    When: November 14, 7:30pm -10:30pm 

    Where: Venue at 1801 1701 W Trade St

    Cost: Free to attend. Limited vendor slots available.

    Drop-in and shop accessories, apparel, seasonings and much more. Free to attend. Limited vendor slots are available.

    Cocktails & Merchants

    When: November 14, 6 pm-10 pm 

    Where: Glenderly Park

    Cost: Starting at $22.00

    Browse Charlotte-based beauty brands while sipping a crafted cocktail. Masks required for entry. Get tickets here.

    Moderated Panel + Q&A: What is Home for Charlotte Creatives

    When: November 18, 6:30pm – 8:30pm

    Where: Livestreamed from the Arts Factory in Charlotte’s Historic West End. View on Facebook Live and You Tube.  

    Cost: Free

    Join featured artists from the Elder Gallery of Contemporary Arts “Home” exhibition in a conversation about the idea of “home,” and what it means to the Charlotte creative community. The conversation will be moderated by Ohavia Philips and Charlotte Is Creative co-founders Matt Olin and Tim Miner. Event page can be found here.

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