Gays of History
"Crazy Little Thing Called Love" singer died from an AIDS-related bronchial pneumonia at his London mansion on November 24, 1991
Freddie Mercury
Situated between Southpark and Uptown, this neighborhood is one of the most expensive places to live
Myers Park
visit here for beers from Fonta Flora or cocktails from Spindle Bar
Optimist Hall
casually a pilot
Katherine Price
a new place to play pickle ball and get drinks in Camp North End
The Tipsy Pickle
First openly gay man to be elected to public office in California in 1978, and was assassinated 10 months after being sworn in
Local American Hockey League team
Charlotte Checkers
the state of North Carolina has control over the sale and distribution of alcohol, while local boards manage retail operations, so you have to go here to purchase it
ABC store
from "Spindle City"
Paris Haley
Kesha
On June 18th, 1983, she became the first American woman in space
Sally Ride
A challenging exit to take off 277-Outer to get to North Davidson Street
3A
garnished with a lemon twist or an olive, this drink is 1 part dry vermouth and 6 parts vodka or gin
martini
Shay Handley
long awaited movie grossed over $750 million worldwide at the box office, recently making it the top film adaptation of a broadway musical, beating out Mamma Mia
Wicked
Founder of the Women's Tennis Association in June 1973, Time Persons of the Year in 1975, and won her last tournament in 1983 at the Edgbaston Cup in Birmingham, United Kingdom
Billie Jean King
The Battle of Charlotte was a meaningful event in this war, when a small Patriot militia, led by William R. Davie, successfully resisted General Cornwallis's army, even while outnumbered
American Revolutionary War
this liquor is made from the hearts of the blue agave plant
Tequila
7 time Global Information Assurance Certification holder
Dawn Haley
the quote "Get me to God's Country" became associated with this artist after his controversial walk-off from "Saturday Night Live"
Morgan Wallen
Stand-up comedian and writer, started her career as a band manager working under the name "Tignation Promotions"
Tig Notaro
Popular restaurant located in a restored mid-century church in Plaza Midwood, featuring a menu with southern cuisine
Supperland
This watering hole is named after Platanus occidentalis, a riparian tree, featuring a palmate leaf
Sycamore Brewing
proud owner of a Canyon
Suzanne Speer
Kendrick Lamar swept the 2025 GRAMMYs including his Record Of The Year win for this song
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