Archive for February, 2012
Chanel: Designs for the Modern Woman Exhibit
Friday, February 24th, 2012The Mint Museum always has something intriguing to offer it's North Carolina residents! Currently an inspiring exhibit will run through 2/26 in Charlotte that you will not want to miss. Harold Koda, Curator-in-Charge of the Costume Institute at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, once stated: “In creating a wardrobe for herself, Chanel invented the idea of the modern woman…it is her work, which transcended class barriers and revolutionized the ideals of dress, that is the ultimate testament of her life.” And thus the name of Chanel has long been recognized as one associated with elegance, refinement, and fashionable flair. The Mint… Read More
Tax Deductions for Home Owners
Wednesday, February 22nd, 2012Tax season certainly doesn't conjure warm and fuzzy feelings for most of us, but if you are a homeowner, you may be eligible for some tax breaks! Since you don't want to miss out on any home-related tax deductions, you'll want to meet with a tax advisor or use a tax program to find out which deductions you can claim. Here are some of the more common deductions: Mortgage Deductions.The interest you pay on a home mortgage is usually tax-deductible. Every year, you should receive a “Form 1098” from your lender which details how much mortgage interest you paid. To… Read More
Rapunzel at the Children’s Theater of Charlotte
Friday, February 17th, 2012With Disney's Tangled being all the rage, now is a great time to introduce your little one to this local Rapunzel production. Adapted by renowned playwright Max Bush, this production stays true to the mystery and enchantment of the original Brothers Grimm fairy tale. Theo and Helga long for a child of their own, as does Gothal, the powerful witch who lives next door. When Gothal catches Theo stealing from her walled garden, she forces him to give her his first born daughter, who she names Rapunzel. Imprisoned in a tower, Rapunzel spends her lonely days longing for companionship –… Read More
