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We’d come up with our own description but there’s no way we can do better than the official description: “A n awards program for the dope (AF), professional, creative, unapologetic, sincere, authentic, sexually free black woman with juice!”ĪSATA is at Camp North End on Sunday, October 6 from 2-5pm. Monday, October 7.įor the second year, #TeamBlkGrlFly is holding the “A Seat At The Table Awards” to celebrate black women all across Charlotte who are making an impact at the grassroots, local level. Tickets for the next CreativeMornings/Charlotte with Taiwo Jaiyeoba go live at 9 a.m.

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Thanks to Charlotte Star Room, you can now feast your eyes & ears on his full talk, and by the end, you’ll understand more about Tosco Music and why a mutual lovefest has been brewing between John and the Queen City for decades.Įnjoy photos of the event from Joshua Galloway, The Creative Gent. Let’s throwback to the September 6 th CreativeMornings/Charlotte event, where an audience of more than 350 Daybreak Legends gathered at Project 658 in East Charlotte to hear John Tosco and his band of misfit music-makers deliver a beautiful blend of storytelling and song. Take a walk down the Yellow Brick Road with OZ as he discusses Charlotte’s art scene, why the Wizard of Oz is his source of inspiration and how and why he does what he does. We were lucky to get a peek behind the curtain of the Queen City and talk to the wizard himself, a street artist appropriately named OZ. Or at least it feels that way as characters from the Land of Oz keep appearing in the streets of Crown Town. Toto, we have a feeling we’re not in Charlotte anymore. We’re Off to See The Wonderful Wizard of Charlotte You can call it favoritism, but we know Jordan always has something up her well-designed and tastefully elegant sleeve, so we’ll keep pressing her until we can tell you more about what’s next. She’s still making local retail magic with Front Porch Sundays, South End Small Business Saturday and Poptopia (for your holiday shopping pleasure). You never know, we may be back for all your treasure hunting needs! Please continue to follow along on our social channels as we highlight vendors we love and moments from past Uptown Fleas. This means bye for now, but not necessarily forever. The official statement is:Īfter an incredible year of Uptown Flea, we’ve decided to put Uptown Flea to rest for a while, to focus on other shopping experiences throughout Charlotte.

So, we were a little saddened to read that Uptown Flea is taking a break. If you’ve read The Biscuit for any length of time, it’s pretty obvious … we love all things Jordan Dollard.

Uptown Flea’s Taking a Siesta, but Wait … There’s More! It’s a member of the Queen City Podcast Network. The Biscuit Podcast is made possible by OrthoCarolina, Crescent Communities & Four Eyes Productions.

We also enjoy another inspiring “Mogul Moment” by Nikki Eason thrown in the mix. Īs an aperitif, we have a Queen City Quiz Show segment with a chance to win free pizza from Benny Pennello’s (with Matt & Tim as your optional pizza pals). Tim interviews Wendy Hickey, founder of ArtPop Street Gallery, and Matt sits down with Queens alum and Servant at Give N Go, Armah Shiancoe. THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF CHARLOTTE IS CREATIVEĬlicky Quicky: Hickey Making Art More Sticky in the Queen Cityīelly up to The Biscuit buffet, everyone! We hope your ears have taste buds because today we’re serving up a delicious batch of The Biscuit Podcast for your aural pleasure.