An all-ages afternoon of art projects, local artists, live music, food trucks and a cash bar on the museum's front terrace, celebrating the Mint's 90th anniversary and the Judith Leiber exhibition.
Party in the Park returns to the Mint Museum Randolph on Sunday, October 25, as part of the museum's 90th-anniversary celebration. It's an all-ages afternoon on the front terrace, and this year it doubles as a welcome for the new Judith Leiber handbag exhibition opening at the same time.
If you've been before, you know the format: art projects, local artists, live music, food trucks, and a cash bar. It's a casual, open-air afternoon rather than a formal museum visit, and since it's all-ages, it works as much for a family outing as for hanging out with friends. The terrace setting keeps things loose, with the food trucks and bar running alongside the art and music.
This particular edition is tied to a bigger milestone. The Mint Museum is marking 90 years in Charlotte, nine decades of the institution being a part of the city's cultural life. The party is one of the ways they're celebrating that anniversary, so it's a bit more than just another afternoon on the terrace.
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It's free with general admission, and the whole thing takes place at the Mint Museum Randolph, 2730 Randolph Road. Between the art projects and the live music, there's plenty to do without needing a plan for the day.
