Details:

• Mint Museum Randolph
  • Van Every Auditorium
  • 2370 Randolph Road, Charlotte, NC 28207
• Saturday, Oct. 24
• 10 a.m. to noon

Who:

• Charlotte Department of Transportation
• Local author and historian Tom Hanchett

Join Council Member Kimberly Owens for a town hall as we reflect on where our community has been, celebrate where we are today and explore where we’re headed next. The program will feature a special presentation by acclaimed local author and historian Tom Hanchett, offering a look at the history and evolution of District 6 and the communities that call it home. Come hear stories from our past, engage in conversation about our present and help shape the future of District 6.

The Mint Museum Randolph is served by the 15 (Randolph Road) and the 39 (Eastway) bus routes. For the 15 Inbound, disembark at the Randolph Road and Cranbrook Lane stop, and use the signalized crosswalk to approach the museum (0.25 miles). For the 15 Outbound, disembark at the Randolph Road and Museum Plaza stop and walk up Museum Plaza to the museum (0.23 miles). For the 39 Inbound or Outbound, disembark at the Randolph Road and Sam Drenan Road stop and cross Randolph Road at Sam Drenan Road intersection. Walk north (toward Uptown) on Randolph Road to Museum Plaza and walk up to the museum (0.3 miles).

Connections are also available from the LYNX Blue line, LYNX Gold Line and other bus routes through the Charlotte Transportation Center in Uptown.

Neighbors who live nearby are encouraged to walk or bike to the Mint Museum through the neighborhood and enter through the pedestrian gate off Museum Drive or use the signalized crosswalk on Randolph Road.

On-site parking is also available.

The City of Charlotte is committed to making our services and programs accessible to all. To make a reasonable accommodation or language access request, fill out the online form or contact Olivia Schramkowski at olivia.schramkowski@charlottenc.gov or 980-279-6470. Your needs are our priority.