OK, I've got good news and bad news.
First, the bad news: Summer is almost over. Soon, there'll be no more cookouts, outdoor festivals or pool parties to attend. Boo hoo, right?
Well, don't fret. Here's the good news: Fall is right around the corner! And that means cooler weather, pretty leaves and rustic colors will soon abound. Fall also marks the time when young folks go back to school -- and folks of all ages partake in the bevy of artistic events that usually overtake the city.
On top of that, the coming of fall heralds the coming of Creative Loafing's annual Fall Guide.
As always, this year's edition features CL's picks for the best stuff going on all autumn -- from music, to theater, to visual arts, film and more. In addition, we've thrown hundreds of other fall-centric listings and tidbits -- and even a few college survival tips for our student readers out there.
So dry your eyes crybaby. You may not be able to do any more nude sunbathing near the wading pool, but you can still moon your neighbors while raking the leaves in your front yard. Hey, it was just a suggestion!
The laugh on terror
The torture of performing Inishmore
Urban cinema comes home
Reel Soul Film Festival gives back to the community
Ready to rock ... the vote
Local bands gather forces for election year support
What the hell is Pecha Kucha?
Underground art event surfaces in Charlotte
Novello Festival highlights
The public library's annual Novello Festival of Reading brings book lovers and authors together...
More things to do this fall
COMEDY Ongoing CHARLOTTE COMEDY THEATER Celebrating seven years of high-energy comedy. Shows Fri.-...
Trailer tales
CL columnist Hollis Gillespie releases third book
The college survival guide
Tips for students who want to make it in school CL-style
A Tarantino film on stage
Chip Decker, Brett Gentile, and Dave Blamy are all hard at work on The Lieutenant of Inishmore, the...
