On Thursday, June 22 the Charlotte Observer hosted an in-person conversation with a panel of community leaders, experts and those affected by the change to explore reasons for growth and how it shapes, affects, destroys or rebuilds communities.

By Makayla Holder / The Charlotte Observer

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Things to Do in Charlotte, North Carolina

Events, Life, Sports, Weather, News

Whether you want to get out and explore the outdoors or enjoy the arts and entertainment, Charlotte has something for everyone. You can take a tour of the city’s historic sites or laugh out loud with your new friends at a comedy show or live concert.

If you love sports, the city has two professional teams to cheer for. The Charlotte Checkers, a hockey team, play at Bojangles Coliseum (which is owned by the popular fried chicken chain restaurant Bojangles). The Carolina Panthers are an NFL football team that plays home games at Bank of America Stadium in downtown Charlotte.

With a variety of neighborhoods and schools, there is a lot to consider when choosing where to live in Charlotte. Parents with school-age children will want to research the local public and private schools, and ensure they are located in a good school district.

If you’re looking to find a job in Charlotte, the city has an unemployment rate that is lower than the national average. The city also has a large banking industry, and many finance companies have headquarters here. The city is a great place to start your career and is also a top location for retirees. The best way to learn about the city and the jobs available is to talk with a job recruiter. The city’s job market is growing and is expected to continue to do so in the coming years.