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Cabarrus County is a meeting site cleverly disguised as a motorsports destination. Every year we host a half million motorsports fans for NASCAR event weeks in May and October. You might say these are our qualifying laps because when the races are over Cabarrus hotels, restaurants and attractions are tuned up and ready to go the distance to put your meeting, conference, team building or incentive program in the winner"s circle. Here, planners are assured a smooth ride from start to finish.

The perfect destination for your next meeting or event!

• Less than a half hour's drive from Charlotte/Douglas International Airport and easily accessible by Interstates 85 and 77.
• Facilities for groups as small as 10 or as large as 167,000. Styles ranging from elegant to rustic, sleek to industrial.
• Over 3,000 Cabarrus hotel rooms, offering value for every budget.

After your meeting or conference, there's never an idle moment...

FAST CARS
Truly the heart of NASCAR Country, Cabarrus County is home to Charlotte Motor Speedway, Concord Motorsports Park, the Dale Earnhardt Tribute in Kannapolis, NASCAR Silicon Motor Speedway at Concord Mills, countless race shops and a NASCAR SpeedPark at Concord Mills.

MOST POPULAR SHOPPING DESTINATION
Concord Mills, the shopping entertainment destination of the Carolinas and most popular visitor attraction in North Carolina, offers world-class shopping at over 200 stores including manufacturer and retail outlets and interactive stores like Bass Pro Outdoor World, Sun & Ski and Build-A-Bear.

NATION’S 1ST GOLD DISCOVERY
At Reed Gold Mine, where young Conrad Reed made the first gold discovery in America in 1799, visitors can tour underground tunnels, pan for gold and watch an ore-crushing stamp mill in action. Other historical attractions include Bost Grist Mill and Historic Downtown Concord’s Shopping District and Memorial Gardens.