Thanksgiving Takeout Options Around Charlotte
Get a little side help, or go full turkey to pie
Get a little side help, or go full turkey to pie
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Our top picks for family-fun in the greater Charlotte area.
From onstage performing arts to hands-on painting, sculpting and creating, the art scene is alive in Charlotte with children in mind.
Kids can play with a big yellow caterpillar or twisty monkey bar configuration.
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FAMILY DININGLoco Lime1101 Central Ave.704-333-7837locolimecharlotte.comOne of the most popular Mexican-inspired restaurants in Charlotte, kid-friendly Loco Lime in Plaza Midwood is known for its excellent chips and salsa and guacamole appetizers made at the table. Enjoy $1 tacos on Tuesdays and…
Getting out and about with the family in South Charlotte.
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FAMILY DININGAmalfi’s Pasta and Pizza8542 University City Blvd., Charlotte704-547-8651amalfi-charlotte.comNamed for the hometown of the owners, Amalfi's serves large portions of traditional Italian favorites in a casual atmosphere. Its extensive menu features more than 20 different pasta dishes plus chicken, veal,…
FAMILY DININGLupie’s Café101 S. Old Statesville Road, Huntersville704-948-3959There is no kids menu at this no-frills cafe, but the dishes found on the regular menu are the homey comfort foods that little ones love anyway, such as meatloaf, chili, burgers and…
FAMILY DININGTony’s Ice Cream604 E. Franklin Blvd., Gastonia704-867-7085tonysicecream.comFamily-owned Tony's Ice Cream has been a Gastonia staple since 1947. Twenty-eight flavors are made in its plant right next door, ranging from kid favorites such as grape, cotton candy and cookies-and-cream to…
From ziplines to rock climbing, ideas for summer adventure with your teen
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When you're having one of those days when you just want to let the kids go wild, venture to Fort Wild at the Charlotte Nature Museum.
Walter Henderson Park in Cornelius offers separate play structures to best suit different age groups and a nice shaded gazebo.
Find out why gymnastics is growing in popularity.
Students can gather information, attend workshops and talk to representatives from more than 160 schools at the Charlotte National College Fair.
Plaza Fiesta is a six-story play area with slides, soft structures and obstacle courses, all in a big roped-off area totaling 5,000 square feet.
