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Reminiscent of Billy Graham’s upbringing on a dairy farm on the outskirts of Charlotte, the Library building is styled after a dairy barn, and his boyhood home has been restored a short walk from the main Library building. The entrance to the Library is in the shape of a cross, a visual reminder to visitors that it is only through the Cross of Christ that we can be reconciled to God.

In 1991, retired Belmont, North Carolina, textile executive Daniel Jonathan Stowe bestowed a gift destined to provide beauty and joy to future generations. With the vision of a botanical garden to rival the world’s best, Stowe set aside nearly 400 acres of prime rolling meadows, woodland and lakefront property. The Board of Directors of Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden approved a master plan for the garden in 1994. In 1999, the Visitor Pavilion, Formal Display Gardens and Perennial Gardens opened.

If you love premium, native-grown wine and incredible treehouses that can fit entire rental rooms, then look no further than the Treehouse Vineyards in Monroe, NC, a vineyard like no other. Have dinner and a bottle or two in their impressively sized tree-based spaces, or enjoy a host of activities that range from live music to tours. Definitely worth a visit if you’re a fan of unique outdoor locations with plenty of areas to explore. Go onto their website and book an overnight stay today.

Not all hotels near Wingate University are a mere 17-minute drive, but the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Monroe is, and it’s a good thing too because Wingate University is a beautiful campus to visit whenever you’re in town. Only a short distance from Charlotte, NC, and all of the wonderful restaurants and shops one can find there, the Wingate University campus is home to incredible sights. Make sure to bring your camera and capture some of the historic and mind-blowing architecture on display.

Downtown Monroe, NC, offers a mix of historic charm and modern amenities, with visitors enjoying local shops, restaurants, and breweries. Notable attractions include the unique Treehouse Vineyards, the local Union County Farmers Market, and a connection to the Belk retail history. The downtown area also hosts festivals, outdoor movies, and other community events throughout the year. If you visit the area, make sure to visit the Dow Center Theater for some amazing performances.

Whether you’re in the mood for an exciting, must-see football match or a one-of-a-kind musical concert, the Bank of America Stadium, a 76,000-seat arena and home to the Carolina Panthers, offers something for everyone looking for a great time out. Delicious food and drinks are served on-site at the Bank of America Stadium, with classics like hot dogs and nachos being a favorite of locals and tourists alike — though nothing seems to beat the popularity of vendors like Carolina BBQ and Bojangles.

Fans of the NBA and basketball in general will have to visit the Spectrum stadium, a popular sporting arena home to the Charlotte Hornets. Expect to enjoy fun and excitement with this multi-purpose venue that offers incredible seats and amenities, such as the Flight Deck restaurant on-site and a sensory inclusion program designed for visitors who suffer from sensory sensitivity issues. For those interested in live shows and college basketball games, they’ve got you covered there too!