A witty stroll through last week’s Ballantyne buzz—nails that glow, curls that pop, seafood sanity checks, a goose-chasing Lab, and partner perks from Summit Coffee to Copper & Thyme.
Barry Diller’s Who Knew is a rocket ride through media history—riveting boardroom lore, airtight lessons, and emotional Wi‑Fi that never quite connects.
Le Petit Spa, located above Copper Way, transforms suburban skin into festival-ready glow with collagen pens, toxin tweaks, and an Instagram-worthy lure for a complimentary facial.
Nashville-based Darin Jones & The Last Men Standing deliver a six-piece country show and turnkey production package that fits backyards, ballrooms, and big stages alike.
Meet Charlie, the chocolate Lab who went from golf course goose chaser to loyal co-pilot and water-loving best friend in Marvin, NC.
Five new partner profiles prove Ballantyne’s hustle is alive—from infrared‑powered pampering to ombré perfection—served with schmear and sarcasm.
A Washington Post wellness report sparked this guide: salmon, sardines and mussels top the list; king mackerel and swordfish stay on ice. Charlotte shoppers, consider your cart.
At Ombre Nail Ballantyne, childhood friends Ty Truong and Lee turn 40 minutes into a carefully choreographed ritual of polish, pedicures, and pampering—right in the heart of Ballantyne.
Stylist Kendra Janelle Spann fills a gap in textured-hair extensions while balancing family, faith and a salon culture built on education.
Former finance exec Alicia Charolle is cooking up connection—one personalized menu, farmers market tour, and at-home dinner party at a time.
