Stop by Levine Museum of the New South in Charlotte - A Unique Museum about the New South

Levine Museum of the New South in Charlotte can be a thrilling experience for cultural education and learning. The museum is unique in its own style and the average Joe may not pay attention to the attractions inside the place at first go. Located on E 7th Street in downtown Charlotte, Levine Museum can be a useful place for people interested traditional dances, cooking, and architecture and almost anything, that forms a part of culture and social development.

Exhibits at the museum include an extensive collection pertaining to the developments of the 'south' after the civil war and following events in the country. Housing exhibits in its famous exhibition titled Cotton Fields to Skyscrapers, the museum seeks to bring about awareness about the Piedmont area in the United States. This is the only permanent exhibit at the museum, while other exhibitions keep happening from time to time at this unique place of learning.

If you are planning to visit Charlotte in the later part of 2010, Old Stories for a New South during most days in September can be one of the best options for viewing paintings of a unique style by artiste Gail Hailey - someone with first-hand experience with rural and urban lifestyles and tradition.

October is a good time to visit an educative exhibition on the women of the Mexican Revolution. Titled 'Women of the Mexican Revolution', the exhibition is scheduled between ninth of October and third of January. Visiting the museum will be a perfect choice for families. The museum is open between 10 am and 5 pm. On Sundays it opens its gates at 12 noon. Admission Rates are $6 for adults, senior and students are charged at $5. If there are groups of more than 10 its works to $4 per head.