CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Wednesday Night Live: A Levine Art Series, a new program from Bank of America, will include free admission to some of Charlotte's most popular museums through December.
The program will give guests free admission to the Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts & Culture, Knight Theater, and Bechtler Museum of Modern Art and Mint Museum Uptown from 5 to 9 p.m. There will be live entertainment or programming at each of the institutions each week. The current lineup includes everything from Brazilian dance performances to spoken-word artists and film screenings.
Mint Museum will host the first event on Oct. 27, with its annual Halloween concert and costume contest. The Youth Orchestras of Charlotte will perform a series of Halloween-themed nocturnes and guests are encouraged to dress up in their costumes.
Wednesday Night Live will also include appearances by some of Charlotte's top comedians for a special Thanksgiving discussion on Nov. 23 and Christmas carols at the Knight Theater Plaza on Dec. 15.
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