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The Ultimate Fall To-Do List – Danielle Edwards

September 18, 2023 by Danielle Edwards

What are the Cozy Activities for the Fall Season?

Autumn is a magical time of year. The leaves change color, the air becomes crisp, and there is a sense of excitement in the air. It is the perfect time to get outside and enjoy the beauty of nature or to cozy up indoors with a good book and a warm cup of No matter what you choose to do, fall is a great time to spend with family and friends. It is a time to celebrate the harvest, enjoy the changing seasons, and create lasting memories.

(1 ) Drink hard cider and pick apples at Windy Hill Orchard & Cider Mill.

You don’t have to head to the mountains to pick apples. The closest orchard to Charlotte is less than an hour outside the city and features live music, hayrides, a hard cider bar and, of course, fresh fried apple cider doughnuts.

The orchards is now open for picking this season. Hours are 1-6 p.m. on Fridays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.  on Saturdays and noon to 5 p.m on Sundays (subject to weather and crop conditions).

Head to the hard cider bar for a $13 flight featuring six flavors — usually five mainstays and one specialty rotation. If you find something you love you can buy it by the bottle at the farm stand.

Windy Hill Orchard & Cider Mill | 1860 Black Highway, York SC 29745

(2) Ride haunted rollercoasters at SCarowinds.

Operational Days/Hours: September 22 onwards

Please note that they are only open during Fridays – Sundays

Carowinds transforms from a “theme park” to a “scream park” for its annual SCarowinds Halloween attraction. The event features 500+ monsters, ghosts, and goblins roaming the grounds plus haunted attractions and shows.

Not feeling it? Buy a “No Boo” necklace for $12 and the monsters won’t approach you. And check out The Great Pumpkin Fest for kid-friendly fall entertainment.

SCarowinds | Buy tickets $39/99+

Here are some of their upcoming events:

(3) South Park Food and Wine Festival

SEPTEMBER 30, 2023 -12PM – 6PM

Sip, Savor, and Celebrate! 🍷🍽️ Join us at the South Park Wine and Food Festival for an unforgettable culinary journey through Charlotte’s finest flavors. Save the date, and get ready to indulge in the best of wine, cuisine, and community.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LEARN MORE CHARLOTTE EVENTS HERE

(4) THE AMP BALLANTYNE Entertainment

In the center of Ballantyne, there is an outdoor amphitheater. With a cutting-edge sound system, covered stage, VIP spaces, and plenty of room for general admission lawn seating, the location will accommodate events for up to 3,500 ticketed and free guests. Festivals, markets, regional performances, fitness classes, and other activities will be included in the programming in addition to the big concerts, making Ballantyne a popular destination for Charlotte residents.

In addition to having designated restrooms, concession stands, food truck parking, and perimeter fences with access points for VIP and regular admission, the venue is also outfitted with perimeter fencing. Depending on the kind of event, different areas of on-site parking will be accessible.

Learn about the upcoming events on this link.

 

(5) Dine in the middle of Tryon Street at Culture Feast.

Oct. 4, 6-9 p.m.

Long community tables fill the street for a night of live entertainment and a family-style dinner al fresco.

Catch the Festival of India this coming September 23.

Festival of India| Belk Theater, 130 N Tryon St. Charlotte, NC | Tickets starts at $5

(6) Bid farewell to summer and usher in the fall season at USNWC’s Fall Festival.

Oct. 14 featuring Build Your Own Boat Competition

They’ll have cider sampling, a Build Your Own Boat competition, live music, a trail race, yoga and more.

Put your own handmade vessel to the test on the whitewater rapids in the event’s signature Build Your Own Boat Competition. Registration is $40.

Learn more upcoming events here

(7) Travel back in time at the Carolina Renaissance Festival.

Saturdays and Sundays September 30-November 19, 2023

Go back in time to the biggest celebration since Camelot! Take a stroll through Fairhaven’s forested Village in the fall as history comes to life with nonstop, all-day, immersive, and interactive entertainment that you won’t find anywhere else. The village’s outdoor artisan market offers a wide selection of arts and crafts to purchase!

Games, rides, brave horseback jousting knights, spectacular falconry, lovely mermaids and fairies, amiable dragons, feasts, and much more adventure await! Come one, come all for a full day of nonstop family fun!

Carolina Renaissance Festival | 16445 Poplar Tent Road, Huntersville | Tickets: $32 adults, $20 kids 5-12

(8) Markets at 11 in Charlotte

Saturday, November 11/ 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Local businesses are bringing their craft to the South Charlotte community to shop and enjoy! Browse specialty beauty, health and home products on Ballantyne’s former golf course. Grab bites and brews from local food and drink vendors. Post up on your picnic blanket and get your groove on with musical artists all day long!

Check out this link for schedule, map and vendor list.

(9) Join 60,000+ attendees in celebrating Hispanic heritage at the Hola Charlotte Festival.

Oct. 7 | 12:00pm to 6:00PM

The 11th annual event features authentic food and beverage, cultural dance performances, vendors, and more. The Hola Charlotte Festival, one of Charlotte’s greatest Hispanic Heritage Celebrations, celebrates the richness of Latin American culture.

Hola Charlotte Festival | Uptown Charlotte, Tryon St. | Free

(10) Head to Raleigh for the N.C. State Fair and all the fried food your body can handle.

Oct. 12-22

The event is ranked among the top 25 fairs in the country and features live music, carnival games, rides, agricultural exhibitors and competitions.

This year, they’re debuting a new 155-foot ferris wheel called the Sky Gazer. Tickets to ride are $10-$13 and do not include admission. Please note that gates close for admission at 9:45PM every night. You must be at the gates prior to the said closing time.

New foods that debuted last year included an arepa burger, bacon on a stick dipped in nacho cheese and crumbled Cheetos, brownie funnel cake, a mac and cheese waffle cone topped with turkey barbecue and cracklins, chocolate chip hushpuppies and more. Stay tuned for the 2019 vendor lineup.

 

 

 

 

 

 

N.C. State Fair |  1025 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh | Tickets $10-$13 for adults

 

(11) Watch 50+ hot air balloons take to the sky at the Annual Carolina Balloonfest.

Oct. 20-22, 2023 | Statesville Regional Airport at 260 Hangar Drive, Statesville, NC 28677

The second-oldest balloon festival in the country is a sight to behold as dozens of colorful balloons take to the sky. You can even book a ride for about $250/person.

Carolina BalloonFest | Statesville Regional Airport at 260 Hangar Drive, Statesville, NC 28677| Tickets $10-$35

 

(12) Sip on unlimited samples from 25 vineyards at the South End Wine Fall Festival.

Oct. 21, 2023 | Lenny Boy Brewing at 3000 S Tryon St, Charlotte, NC 28217

Enjoy four hours of all-you-can-drink wine, beer and cider samples plus live music and food from Papi Queso, Tin Kitchen and King of Pops.

There are two ways to upgrade your experience. Single VIP tickets are $50 and get you in an hour early to get a head start on sampling and beat the crowd. VIP tables are $600 and include 10 tickets, reserved table and chairs and four bottles of wine in addition to five hours of unlimited samples.

South End Wine Festival | Lenny Boy Brewing at 3000 S Tryon St, Charlotte, NC 28217| Tickets $38-42 general admission

(13) Dress up to drink your way through Uptown at Rich & Bennett’s Halloween Bar Crawl.

Oct. 28, 1-10 p.m.

The 22nd annual event is the largest Halloween bar crawl in the Southeast. Last year’s event featured 20+ participating bars. Stay tuned for this year’s lineup.

Rich & Bennett’s Halloween Bar Crawl | Uptown | Tickets $10 – $25

(14) Join the Great Elizabeth Pumpkin Wall Lighting.

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This year’s event hasn’t been announced yet but it’s usually a few days before Halloween.

Each year, Elizabeth neighbors construct a giant 60-foot-long wall lined end to end and top to bottom with jack o’lanterns. You can join in the community carving event or just stop by to see it lit up.

(15) Run alongside planes at the airport’s Runway 5K this Fall.

Oct. 21 | Last bus leaves at 6:45 AM. 5K starts at 7:30 AM | Charlotte Douglas Airport

The unique race puts runners and walkers on the runway at one of the country’s busiest airports where they’ll get an up close view of planes queuing and taking off. This year’s event will fund an Airport Opportunity Scholarship with Central Piedmont Community College (CPCC) created to promote careers in aviation.

Runway 5K | Charlotte Douglas International Airport |

(16) Take a road trip to Asheville to see the leaves changing color in the mountains.

See guide to 28 things to see, do and eat in Asheville.

(17)  Charlotte: Rural Hill Amazing Maize Maze

September 16 · 10am – October 29 · 5pm | 4431 Neck Road Huntersville, NC 28078 United States

Get lost in seven acres of corn; perfect for socially-distanced, outdoor, family-friendly fun! The Amazing Maize Maze is one of the largest corn mazes in the Southeast.

The Historic Rural Hill phone app (in App Stores starting September 11th). Collect your map pieces, fill in your crossword puzzle, and figure out the words scramble to complete the ULTIMATE CHALLENGE – all while competing for your place on our LEADERBOARD!

Weekends starting September 11th, weekdays starting September 14th. Night mazes starting in Fall of October.

PRE-PURCHASE OF TICKETS IS REQUIRED ON WEEKDAYS 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE!! WEEKEND TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED ON SITE AT TIME OF ARRIVAL

Get tickets: https://2021amazingmaze.eventbrite.com

IN ACCORDANCE WITH CDC AND LOCAL GUIDELINES, MASKS ARE NOT CURRENTLY REQUIRED, AS THIS IS AN OUTDOOR EVENT. THIS IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITH ANY UPDATES TO GUIDELINES

 

 


Danielle Edwards

South Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE

Hefferon | Edward Team
(704) 666-3372
Licensed In: NC
License #: 249833
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Danielle’s October MUST do list

October 1, 2021 by Danielle Edwards

(1 ) Drink hard cider and pick apples at Windy Hill Orchard & Cider Mill.

You don’t have to head to the mountains to pick apples. The closest orchard to Charlotte is less than an hour outside the city and features live music, hayrides, a hard cider bar and, of course, fresh fried apple cider doughnuts.

The orchards is now open for picking this season. Hours are 1-6 p.m. on Fridays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.  on Saturdays and noon to 5 p.m on Sundays (subject to weather and crop conditions).

Head to the hard cider bar for a $13 flight featuring six flavors — usually five mainstays and one specialty rotation. If you find something you love you can buy it by the bottle at the farm stand.

Windy Hill Orchard & Cider Mill | 1860 Black Highway, York SC 29745

(2) Ride haunted rollercoasters at SCarowinds.

Select days Sept. 13 – Oct. 27

Carowinds transforms from “theme park” to “scream park” for its annual SCarowinds Halloween attraction. The event features 500+ monsters, ghosts and goblins roaming the grounds plus haunted attractions and shows.

Not feeling it? Buy a “No Boo” necklace for $12 and the monsters won’t approach you. And check out The Great Pumpkin Fest for kid-friendly fall entertainment.

SCarowinds | Buy tickets $32+

(3) Go apple picking.

Here’s the guide to 7 pick-your-own orchards within 2 hours of Charlotte.

(4) Cheer on the U.S. National Women’s Team as they take on Korea Republic at Bank of America Stadium.

Oct. 3, 8 p.m.

The 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup Champions’ Victory Tour will make a stop in Charlotte on Thursday, Oct. 3. The team hasn’t played in Charlotte in 19 years.

USNWT vs. Korea Republic | Bank of America Stadium | Buy tickets $36+

(5) Dine in the middle of Tryon Street at Culture Feast.

Oct. 4, 6-9 p.m.

Long community tables fill the street for a night of live entertainment and a family-style dinner al fresco.

Culture Feast | South Tryon at Levine Avenue of the Arts | Buy tickets $50

(6) Bid farewell to summer and usher in the fall season at USNWC’s Fall Festival.

Oct. 5

They’ll have cider sampling, a Build Your Own Boat competition, live music, a trail race, yoga and more.

Put your own handmade vessel to the test on the whitewater rapids in the event’s signature Build Your Own Boat Competition. Registration is $40.

Fall Festival | Free to enter; fees to participate in some events

(7) Travel back in time at the Carolina Renaissance Festival.

Saturdays and Sundays Oct. 5 – Nov. 24

Hundreds of costumed characters bring 16th century history to life with performances, games, demonstrations and more. We’re talking jousting matches, falconry, artisan vendors, hands-on activities and more.

Carolina Renaissance Festival | 16445 Poplar Tent Road, Huntersville | Tickets: $25 adults, $14 kids 5-12

(8) Blakeney Wine Walk

Thursday, October 7 / 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Sip and stroll at Blakeney Shopping Center for the Wine Walk Series on the first Thursday of every month, August through October.The Wine Walk opens from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on the first Thursday of every month. $25 ticket…

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(9) Markets at 11 in Ballantyne

Saturday, October 9 / 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Local businesses are bringing their craft to the South Charlotte community to shop and enjoy! Browse specialty beauty, health and home products on Ballantyne’s former golf course. Grab bites and brews from local food and drink vendors. Post up on your picnic blanket and get your groove on with musical artists all day long! Markets at 11 will be open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the second Saturday of each month. Pack a picnic, cooler, sunscreen and the pups!

Explore the Markets at 11 schedule, map and vendor list.

(10) Join 60,000+ attendees in celebrating Hispanic heritage at the Hola Charlotte Festival.

Oct. 12

The 8th annual event features authentic food and beverage, cultural dance performances, vendors and more.

Hola Charlotte Festival | North Tryon Street | Free

(11) Head to Raleigh for the N.C. State Fair and all the fried food your body can handle.

Oct. 17-27

The event is ranked among the top 25 fairs in the country and features live music, carnival games, rides, agricultural exhibitors and competitions.

This year they’re debuting a new 155-foot ferris wheel called the Sky Gazer. Tickets to ride are $6-$7 and do not include admission.

New foods that debuted last year included an arepa burger, bacon on a stick dipped in nacho cheese and crumbled Cheetos, brownie funnel cake, a mac and cheese waffle cone topped with turkey barbecue and cracklins, chocolate chip hushpuppies and more. Stay tuned for the 2019 vendor lineup.

N.C. State Fair |  1025 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh | Tickets $10-$13 for adults

(12) Watch 50+ hot air balloons take to the sky at the 45th Annual Carolina Balloonfest.

Oct. 18-20

The second-oldest balloon festival in the country is a sight to behold as dozens of colorful balloons take to the sky. You can even book a ride for about $250/person.

Carolina BalloonFest | Troutman, NC | Tickets $10-$35

(13) Sip on unlimited samples from 25 vineyards at the South End Wine Festival.

Oct. 19

Enjoy four hours of all-you-can-drink wine, beer and cider samples plus live music and food from Papi Queso, Tin Kitchen and King of Pops.

There are two ways to upgrade your experience. Single VIP tickets are $50 and get you in an hour early to get a head start on sampling and beat the crowd. VIP tables are $600 and include 10 tickets, reserved table and chairs and four bottles of wine in addition to five hours of unlimited samples.

South End Wine Festival | 308 W. Carson Boulevard | Tickets $40 general admission

(14) Dress up to drink your way through Uptown at Rich & Bennett’s Halloween Bar Crawl.

Oct. 26, 1-10 p.m.

The 19th annual event is the largest Halloween bar crawl in the Southeast. Last year’s event featured 20+ participating bars. Stay tuned for this year’s lineup.

Rich & Bennett’s Halloween Bar Crawl | Uptown | Tickets $10 – $25

(15) Visit the Great Elizabeth Pumpkin Wall.

This year’s event hasn’t been announced yet but it’s usually a few days before Halloween.

Each year, Elizabeth neighbors construct a giant 60-foot-long wall lined end to end and top to bottom with jack o’lanterns. You can join in the community carving event or just stop by to see it lit up. Learn more about the tradition here.

(16) Run alongside planes at the airport’s Runway 5K.

Oct. 26, 8 a.m.

The unique race puts runners and walkers on the runway at one of the country’s busiest airports where they’ll get an up close view of planes queuing and taking off. This year’s event will fund an Airport Opportunity Scholarship with Central Piedmont Community College (CPCC) created to promote careers in aviation.

Runway 5K | Charlotte Douglas International Airport | Registration $35

(17) Take a road trip to Asheville to see the leaves changing color in the mountains.

See guide to 28 things to see, do and eat in Asheville.

There are other options around Charlotte: Rural Hill Amazing Maize Maze

Get lost in seven acres of corn; perfect for socially-distanced, outdoor, family friendly fun! The Amazing Maize Maze is one of the largest corn mazes in the Southeast.

New for 2020 – the Historic Rural Hill phone app (in App Stores starting September 11th). Collect your map pieces, fill in your crossword puzzle, and figure out the words scramble to complete the ULTIMATE CHALLENGE – all while competing for your place on our LEADERBOARD!

Weekends starting September 11th, weekdays starting September 14th. Night mazes starting in October.

PRE-PURCHASE OF TICKETS IS REQUIRED ON WEEKDAYS 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE!! WEEKEND TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED ON SITE AT TIME OF ARRIVAL

Weekend tickets: https://2021amazingmaze.eventbrite.com

Weekday tickets: https://2021weekdaymazes.eventbrite.com

IN ACCORDANCE WITH CDC AND LOCAL GUIDELINES, MASKS ARE NOT CURRENTLY REQUIRED, AS THIS IS AN OUTDOOR EVENT. THIS IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITH ANY UPDATES TO GUIDELINES

 

 


Danielle Edwards

South Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE

Hefferon | Edward Team
704-761-7484
Licensed In: NC
License #: 249833
Contact Me

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Useful Links
What does your equity say?
Buyer Market Update Reports

Danielle Edwards Favorite MUST have Charlotte Real Estate Links

Buyer real estate software for market  updates

Best real estate software for your homes value

Search Charlotte Properties with Danielle

Check out my FIVE STAR REVIEWS here!

Filed Under: Advice, Charlotte Events, Charlotte News and Information, Events, Holiday Tips Tagged With: Amazing Maize Maze, apple picking, Asheville mountains, carolina balloonfest, Charlotte Events, Charlotte Festival, Charlotte Remax Agent, culture feast, fall festival, fifa, Halloween Bar Crawl, hot air balloon, markets, pumpkin fest, Pumpkin Wall, renaissance festival, rollercoaster, Rural Hill, The Panthers, wine, wine festival, wine walk

7 Dog-friendly Bars & Restaurants in Charlotte

June 23, 2016 by Danielle Edwards

7 Dog-Friendly Bars & Restaurants in Charlotte

Bring your furry friend along for the fun this summer at some of these dog-friendly bars and restaurants!

One of the best things about Charlotte NC  is the plethora of bars, restaurants, and breweries to try around the city. One of the even better things about Charlotte, is that most of these places are dog-friendly and will let you bring your four-legged friends along for the fun. Below is a list of some of the dog-friendliest places in Charlotte to bring your dog this summer!

1. Thomas Street Tavern

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One of the best dog-friendly bars in Charlotte, this Plaza Midwood bar and restaurant is a great place to bring your furry friends. Enjoy corn hole, great music, ping pong and a wonderful atmosphere.

2. Sycamore Brewing

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Home of the infamous “Food Truck Friday,” Sycamore Brewing is the summer hot spot of Charlotte. Enjoy live music, an incredible outdoor seating area, corn hole, delicious beer AND pups-galore at Sycamore Brewing in South End.

3. Dog Bar

This NoDa bar has an “off the leash” dog-friendly area. Your furry friends are free to play on the fenced-in, climate controlled patio that’s covered in astro-turf. This bar doesn’t serve food, but will happily provide take-out menus to the restaurants that surround it!

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4. VBGB Beer Hall

This uptown Charlotte brewery easily sports one of the largest patios in Charlotte–and yes–it’s dog friendly! VBGB will even provide you with a dog bath to rinse off your pooch after humid day on the patio.
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5. NoDa Brewing Company

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Enjoy plenty of grass, plenty of seating, and lots of dog bowls to keep your pup hydrated! Dogs are also welcome inside of NoDa Brewing.

6. The Wine Vault

The Wine Vault is home to the University Area in Charlotte.  This spot offers a great selection of wine and beer, and also serves food. Dogs are only allowed on the patio, but you can take your pet on a walk around the lake that’s located beside the building afterwards!

7. River’s Edge Bar & Grill at the White Water Center

If you’ve ever been the White Water Center, you know that it’s swarming with pups of every size, breed, and age. The White Water Center is a great place to enjoy a day outdoors with you four-legged friend. Enjoy local Charlotte beer, watch white water rafters and rock climbers, or take your pup on a walk through the surrounding trails. If you get hungry, dogs are allowed on the patio at the River’s Edge Bar and Grill located inside.

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