About NoDa
Centered 2 miles from Uptown at North Davidson and 36th Streets is Charlotte's historic arts and entertainment district. NoDa is our city's most eclectic area - with artists, music, independent restaurants, shops, live performances and street vendors. You can click any of the categories below to learn more on NoDa's website.
From art studios and galleries & handmade goods to street vendors & featured artists on the walls of restaurants: NoDa invites you to experience the art in the neighborhood! You'll even find art intertwined the eclectic mix of music, live theatre, comedy and creative culinary options. Interested in getting involved? Look into the volunteer organization NoDaRioty. You can also come check out, or sell at, one of the next All Arts Markets or get involved with
NoDaRioty. Be sure to check out the first and third Fridays of every month for the NoDa Crawl!
View map.
Read Charlotte Agenda's post about how to plan your crawl
here.
With all independently owned establishments - they've got all the character you'd expect. Want tacos? Got em. How about crepes? Yep. Maybe a southern dish? Sure thing. Desserts galore, maybe with some wine? Yes, that too. Then, there's the craft beer scene. With several breweries and dozens of craft beer handles throughout the neighborhood, you'll be hard pressed to find another neighborhood in North Carolina as rich in craft beer as theirs. Click "Eat & Drink" above to see the full directory you can visit.
There's something a little more special about seeing it all in person. In NoDa, there are a bunch of entertainment offerings, and they change all the time. No kidding. You can find live theatre performances, comedy, and music for the intimate crowd or for a group of hundreds. Take a look at the venues
here.