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"Charlotte arts are having a moment," writes arts editor Andy Smith in our March issue. With new visual arts projects popping up every week, a vibrant hip-hop movement, and major shows such as Hamilton headed our way, he has a point. This month we explore everything that’s happening this spring, and have feature stories on two of the biggest names in the local arts scene: Quentin Talley and Jerald Melberg. If you like to sing or dance or just ponder a great portrait, this issue’s for you.

This issue also includes a deep and powerful story on Charlotte 49ers coach Mark Price and the relationship between fathers and sons. You won’t want to miss that. But there’s even more, with a beautiful eight-page spread on the spring fashion trends and an essay on one man’s hike to the top of Mount Katahdin, at the end of the Appalachian Trail. There’s a lot here this month.

2 Woke Babies

How two Charlotte-area children became faces of the women’s marches

3 mins

The Nose Knows

How a Charlotte company uses smell to change your behavior

6 mins

A Myers Park Mainstay

Fenwick’s balances nostalgia and relevance— and has for more than three decades

5 mins

The Arts Issue: Why Now?

Charlotte arts are having a moment, but that’s not the reason you should pay attention

5 mins

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