Summer is a time for self-care, whether that be splurging on that pair of sandals you’ve been eyeing, taking some time to read a good book under the sun at your neighborhood pool, or picking up a new favorite hobby. Oftentimes, when we are taking care of ourselves we tend to overlook a crucial component of our wellbeing, our mental health. So, take some time to yourself this summer to relax with your neighbors, watch a film, and enjoy a healthy meal, with ReelTalk by Tipping Point Wellness.
Author: Jess Boye
I live here in Old Town Cornelius and absolutely love our area's unique character. My life's calling is to work to bring art and culture to the forefront of everyday life. I work full-time for Bella Love, Inc and taking care of my adorable son, Kipton.
Word on the OTC Street: Countdown to the Last Day of School
As the 90 degree Lake Norman weather seems to continue reminding us, summer is here and the last day of school is right around the corner! With the last day of school for Cornelius public schools being just around the corner, we set out to get some student and teacher perspectives on closing out another year. Let’s see what they said.
New Coffee Shop On The Block: Public Grounds
Living within the historic brick walls of Old Town Public House, Public Grounds has been bringing people together since April 2019. Overnight, the lively, bustling OTPH scene transforms into a warm and welcoming coffee shop with a hipster flare fully equipped with high-end ingredients and a professional espresso machine.
Midsummer Solstice Celtic Concert at The Warehouse
U.S. National Scottish Fiddle Champion Jamie Laval will perform a concert in Cornelius on the longest day and shortest night of the year, June 21. In this family-friendly tribute to the midsummer solstice, Laval will be joined by enchanting soprano Megan McConnell. The duo will present ancient music from the Hebridean Isles and the Scottish… Continue reading Midsummer Solstice Celtic Concert at The Warehouse
DID YOU KNOW? The Toll Keeper
Toll roads have a place in our region’s history. A well-known bridge over the Catawba River would cost you 25 cents to cross if you were riding a horse and a wagon of goods cost double. Beverly Covington “BC” Robinson pictured here in the white hat, was the toll keeper on that bridge until it washed… Continue reading DID YOU KNOW? The Toll Keeper
The Warehouse Celebrates 10 Years
Warehouse Performing Arts Center Announces 10th Anniversary 2019-2020 Season CORNELIUS, NC – Warehouse PAC is pleased to announce their 2019-2020 10th Anniversary Season. Starting in September 2019 , the Warehouse will present, A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Gynecologic Oncology Unit At Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center by Halley Feiffer, The Norwegians by… Continue reading The Warehouse Celebrates 10 Years
2nd Friday Street Festival is Back!
2ND FRIDAY STREET FESTIVAL KICKS OFF MAY 10 Local favorite Irrashional headlines this month’s 2nd Friday On Friday, May 10, 6-10pm, 2nd Friday Street Festival will return to Old Town Cornelius at Oak Street Mill for its sixth season. Cornelius Cultural Arts Group hosts this monthly event, which runs from May-October on the second Friday… Continue reading 2nd Friday Street Festival is Back!
DID YOU KNOW? The Tastee Freez
DID YOU KNOW??In the days of rockabilly and muscle cars, this spot was the popular cruise-in destination. Cornelius natives can recall walking right up to the glass window on the side of the building to order up some delicious soft-serve ice cream on a warm summer day from the Tastee Freez or stopping at the 50/50… Continue reading DID YOU KNOW? The Tastee Freez
DID YOU KNOW? Public Grounds
DID YOU KNOW? The shop in this photo has been the site of many different gathering spaces since it was constructed in the late 1880s. Can anyone name the businesses currently inhabiting this building that was once known as Ma Harrill’s Dime Store and later the Crouse Variety Store?