Quail Hollow (Charlotte neighborhood)

Quail Hollow is a neighborhood in south Charlotte roughly located in between Park Road and Carmel Road, south of Dilworth and north of Ballantyne and Pineville. The neighborhood is largely residential. It is adjacent to Quail Hollow Club, which is the primary home of the PGA Tour's Wells Fargo Championship. Growth and land value in this area has been on the rise due to its location near Interstate 77 and 485, and proximity to SouthPark, Pineville and Ballantyne.

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universities

• University of North Carolina at Charlotte
• Central Piedmont Community College
• Charlotte School of Law (Defunct)
• Johnson C. Smith University
• Johnson & Wales University
• Queens University of Charlotte

Attractions

• Convention centers:
• Charlotte Convention Center

• Museums:
• Bechtler Museum of Modern Art
• Billy Graham Library
• Carolinas Aviation Museum
• Discovery Place
• Harvey B. Gantt Center
• Levine Museum of the New South
• Mint Museum
• NASCAR Hall of Fame

• Performing arts:
• AvidxChange Music Factory
• Carolina Theatre (Charlotte)
• Charlotte Symphony Orchestra
• ImaginOn
• North Carolina Blumenthal Performing Arts Center
• PNC Music Pavilion

• Parks:
• First Ward Park
• Freedom Park
• The Green
• Independence Park
• Little Sugar Creek Greenway
• Reedy Creek Park
• Romare Bearden Park

• Sports arenas and fields:
• American Legion Memorial Stadium
• Bank of America Stadium
• Spectrum Center
• Truist Field

• See also:
• Levine Center for the Arts
• Queen City Quarter

Sports teams

• Carolina Panthers (NFL)
• Charlotte Hornets (NBA)
• Charlotte FC (MLS)
• Charlotte Hounds (MLL) (defunct)
• Charlotte Checkers (AHL)
• Charlotte Independence (USLC)
• Charlotte Eagles (USL2)
• Charlotte Knights (IL)
• Charlotte Rugby Club (RSL)
• Charlotte 49ers (NCAA Division I)
• Johnson C. Smith Golden Bulls and Lady Golden Bulls (NCAA Division II)
• Queens Royals (NCAA Division II)
• JWU Charlotte Wildcats (USCAA)

Media

• Newspapers:
• The Charlotte Observer
• The Charlotte Post
• Creative Loafing
• Q-Notes
• Charlotte Weekly

• Television:
• 3 WBTV (CBS)
• 9 WSOC (ABC)
• 14 WWJS (Ind.)
• 18 WCCB (CW)
• 30 WNSC (PBS/ETV)
• 36 WCNC (NBC)
• 42 WTVI (PBS)
• 46 WJZY (Fox)
• 55 WMYT (MNT)
• 58 WUNG (PBS/UNC-TV)
• 64 WAXN (Ind.)

Economy

• Uptown (Center city)
• Companies
• Convention Center
• Charlotte Regional Business Alliance

Transportation

• Charlotte Area Transit System
  • Lynx Blue Line
  • CityLynx Gold Line
  • Gateway Station
• Charlotte Douglas International Airport

• Roads:
• I-77
• I-85
• I-277
• I-485
• US 21
• US 29
• US 74
• US 521
• NC 16
• NC 49
• NC 51
• NC 115
• Route 4

• Rail:
• Carolinian
• Crescent
• Piedmont

Healthcare

• Atrium Health
• Mecklenburg County Health Department
• MEDIC
• Novant Health

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