NoDa

Entertainment

Spend your nights at live shows at Neighborhood Theatre or The Evening Muse, unwind with drinks and trivia at the NoDa Company Store, or venture a bit farther for theater performances and Charlotte Knights baseball at Truist Field.

Follow the NoDa Craft Beer Trail to sample award-winning local brews while exploring one of Charlotte’s most creative neighborhoods.

Arts

NoDa feels like an open-air gallery, with murals, street art, and creative installations throughout the neighborhood. Nearby, you can catch a show at the Belk Theater or explore collections at the Mint Museum and Bechtler Museum of Modern Art.

With the LYNX Blue Line, JUMP Transit shuttles, CATS buses, and bike- and scooter-friendly streets, getting around NoDa and the rest of city is easy.

Leisure

Unwind with yoga or an outdoor screening at Cordelia Park, bike or jog along the Little Sugar Creek Greenway, or wander the paths of McGill Rose Garden. For an indoor escape, climb at Inner Peaks or relax with coffee and cats at Mac Tabby.

Running through NoDa, the Cross Charlotte Trail connects you to Uptown, Freedom Park, and UNC Charlotte, creating a 30+ mile route for biking and exploring the city.

Shopping

Shopping in NoDa features indie boutiques, vintage shops, and art galleries offering one-of-a-kind finds. When you want more, Atherton Mill in South End has a curated selection of fashion-forward retailers, home decor, and handcrafted goods.

A quick trip from NoDa, 7th Street Public Market is the place to find local artisanal cheeses, gourmet coffee, specialty food stalls, and farm-fresh produce.

Dining

NoDa’s dining scene is as eclectic as the neighborhood itself. Grab coffee, unwind at a wine bar, or explore international cuisine within walking distance, including the eateries at Optimist Hall, an historic textile mill turned food hall.