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- Charlotte, NC
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October 2026
2 eventsNovember 2026
8 events- NOV02Find Your Muse Open Mic7:30 PMCheck ticket availabilityView Tickets →
- NOV03Tosco Music Open Mic6:30 PMCheck ticket availabilityView Tickets →
- NOV05Liz Longley7:30 PMFrom $54View Tickets →
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December 2026
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Headliners Coming to The Evening Muse
Find Your Muse Open Mic
Monday, October 26, 2026 · Monday, November 2, 2026
Liz Longley
Thursday, November 5, 2026
Levi Bloom
Saturday, November 21, 2026
Erick Baker
Saturday, December 19, 2026
Boy Golden
Sunday, January 24, 2027
The venue
About The Evening Muse
Welcome to The Evening Muse, Charlotte’s intimate listening-room venue in the heart of NoDa. With a capacity up to 120, the space offers versatile configurations—from seated performances to standing room for a more energetic show. Some events offer reserved seating noted on the event page, but please note that general admission seating is first-come. The Evening Muse has a rich history of hosting music, comedy, poetry, and open mics, including the popular weekly Find Your Muse open mic and the monthly aMUSEd comedy showcases. Below you’ll find practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby places to stay and eat, helping you secure your seats with ease.
Whether you’re a local or visiting Charlotte, The Evening Muse provides an intimate setting where you can connect with performers up close. We’ve included partner hotel and restaurant recommendations to make your night seamless. If you’re looking for a venue with character and a dedicated stage for intimate performances, The Evening Muse is a trusted pick in the NoDa neighborhood.
- Capacity: Up to 120, with configurable seating options per show
- Address: 3227 N. Davidson Street, Charlotte, NC 28205
- Parking: No on-site lot. Nearby paid options include Mercury Parking Garage behind Neighborhood Theatre (3310 N. Davidson St) and lots on Yadkin Ave, 36th St, 35th St
- Transit: Light rail stop at 36th Street; Bus lines 3 and 23 serve NoDa
- Nearby hotels: AC Hotel Charlotte City Center, Kimpton Tryon Park Hotel, The Westin Charlotte
- Notable events: Weekly Find Your Muse open mic; Monthly aMUSEd comedy showcases; historic performances noted in the venue history gallery
Secure your seats with our easy, no-fuss process and enjoy a night of close-up performances in a welcoming, independent venue atmosphere.
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: up to 120 (typical configurations range from seated to standing; capacity listed as 120 in venue materials).
- Address: 3227 N. Davidson Street, Charlotte, NC 28205 (NoDa neighborhood).
- Venue type: intimate listening-room venue for music, comedy, poetry and open mics.
- Seating: general admission seating is first-come; some shows offer reserved seating noted on event pages; no single published seating chart for the room.
- Parking: no on-site lot; nearby paid parking options are listed (Mercury Parking Garage behind Neighborhood Theatre at 3310 N. Davidson St, plus several lots on Yadkin Ave, 36th St, 35th St, etc.).
- Transit: light rail stop at 36th Street; bus lines 3 and 23 serve the NoDa area.
- Nearby hotels: AC Hotel Charlotte City Center (220 E. Trade St, Charlotte, NC 28202); Kimpton Tryon Park Hotel (303 S. Church St, Charlotte, NC 28202); The Westin Charlotte (601 S. College St, Charlotte, NC 28202).
- Notable events hosted: weekly Find Your Muse open mic; monthly aMUSEd comedy showcases; notable past acts documented in the venue’s history gallery (e.g., The Avett Brothers).
