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The Billy Graham Library combines iconic memorabilia and multimedia technology to transport visitors into the life and faith of this beloved evangelist. A country kitchen and replica of Graham’s boyhood home complete this not-to-be-missed experience. (billygraham.org)  |
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One of the Carolinas’ most visited attractions; Discovery Place has revamped its wondrous halls to make way for bigger and better science lab stations, a larger aquarium, and a digital 3-D theatre. (discoveryplace.org) |
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A breathtaking new facility for the prestigious Mint Museum plants roots in Center City, combining the renowned Craft + Design collection with its Contemporary, American, and Romare Bearden collections. (mintmuseum.org) |
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Catch the excitement as motorsports history is written at over 180 mph each year when Charlotte hosts major races including the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race, Coca-Cola 600 and the NASCAR Banking 500 only from Bank of America at the Charlotte Motor Speedway. (charlottemotorspeedway.com) |
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The Intimidator adds to Carowinds’ menacing roster of roller coasters in 2010. Named for Dale Earnhardt, the looping, 75mph behemoth is the Southeast’s tallest, fastest, and longest coaster. (carowinds.com) |
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Experience the world's most unique outdoor recreation center with class III-IV manmade whitewater rapids at the U.S. National Whitewater Center. (usnwc.com) |
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Visit Levine Museum of the New South, an interactive history museum, and view the most comprehensive interpretation of post-Civil War Southern society. (museumofthenewsouth.org) |
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Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden’s idyllic lanes feature 110 acres of themed gardens and a world-class Orchid Conservatory. Year-round special events draw groups of all ages. (dsbg.org) |
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Injecting some high octane energy into Charlotte’s already substantial auto-racing roots, the NASCAR Hall of Fame touts a feast for the senses to honor its heroes. Look for interactive exhibits like racing simulators in addition to unforgettable tributes to NASCAR’s legends. (nascarhall.com) |
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This astounding collection of mid-20th century modern art makes its North American debut. The terra cotta tiled Bechtler Museum of Modern Art is a work of art itself filled with gems by notables such as Picasso, Calder, Warhol, and more. (bechtler.org) |
