LEVINE CENTER FOR THE ARTS
Located on the southern edge of uptown Charlotte, Levine Center for the Arts brings together natural space, culture and innovative urban architecture to enhance the vibrancy of the city. This dynamic development transforms nearly two city blocks, bounded by Tryon, Church and Stonewall Streets. It brings progressive new venues for art and live performances as well as additional office, parking and retail elements to Charlotte’s Center City.
The total project encompasses approximately four acres on South Tryon Street and features plazas, public art and retail. Centerpieces of the project include the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art, the Mint Museum Uptown, the Knight Theater, the Harvey B. Gantt Center for African American Arts + Culture and the Duke Energy Center – a 48-story office tower topped by a computerized light panel that illuminates the center with a variety of celebratory colors.
A 2,200-space parking garage serves the center and is located below grade to enhance the pedestrian ambiance of the development. Bechtler visitor parking is located in this garage. The entrance is on West Stonewall Street.
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CHARLOTTE, NC
Charlotte is fondly referred to as the Queen City and is named after Queen Charlotte, the wife of King George III of England. It is the largest city in North Carolina and is situated halfway between Raleigh and Atlanta.
