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Porsche at the Lake, Northlake

Porsche at the Lake is the monthly cars and coffee at Porsche Charlotte Northlake. The next one is Saturday 7 November, 8am to 10am. The host’s dates, who can come, display parking for Porsches, and the coffee.

Nov7
Next Saturday 7 November, 8am to 10am
When
Saturday 7 November, 8am to 10am
Where
Porsche Charlotte Northlake, 10205 Ronald Withrow Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28216
Cars
Any car, per the host

Porsche Charlotte Northlake, the dealership at 10205 Ronald Withrow Boulevard in north Charlotte, calls its morning meet Porsche at the Lake and describes it as “our monthly Cars + Coffee gathering.” The next one, per its Instagram post of 23 October, is Saturday 7 November, from 8am to 10am.

The invitation is broad. “Whether you drive a Porsche, dream of one, or simply appreciate incredible cars, you’re invited,” the dealership wrote. The same post promises news about December’s edition at the November meet.

When to arrive

The posted hours are 8am to 10am. The dealership announces each date in its own post rather than publishing a standing rule: Saturday 5 September, Saturday 3 October, and now 7 November, all 8am to 10am. Check its Instagram for the next date after that.

The host publishes no weather policy.

Where to park

The meet uses the dealership’s own lot. For Porsche owners who want to show a car, display parking is limited and goes by request: the host asks for a direct message with your name, the car’s year and model, and an email address. An earlier post put it more bluntly: “Spots fill up quick.”

Everyone else parks in the dealership lot. The host gives no further instructions.

The coffee

The coffee comes from The Wired Artist, a specialty coffee vendor the dealership tags as @the.wired.artist. For November the host names a brown butter cinnamon latte and a pumpkin spice latte. The dealership’s posts also invite visitors to tour what it calls its newly established Porsche facility; it marked its grand opening in March 2026.

How it started

The name predates the new building. Hagerty Drivers Club listed a Porsche at the Lake meet at Porsche Charlotte Northlake on Saturday 6 December 2025, from 9am to noon, open to all makes. The June 2026 edition doubled as a Hagerty Drivers Club Cars & Caffeine, with the unveiling and delivery of a custom Heritage Edition 911 in the showroom and parking corrals for Hagerty members and Porsche owners.

Before you go

The dealership publishes no rules for the meet. It is a working Porsche store on a Saturday morning, so arrive quietly, park in one space unless you have a display spot, and leave the same way.

What time is Porsche at the Lake?

The posted hours are 8am to 10am. The next date is Saturday 7 November 2026, per the dealership’s Instagram.

Do I need a Porsche?

No. The host invites anyone who drives a Porsche, dreams of one, or simply appreciates incredible cars.

How do I get a display spot?

Display parking is limited. The dealership asks Porsche owners to send a direct message with name, vehicle year and model, and email address.

Is it free?

The dealership publishes no fee and no ticket.

Is it running this weekend?

The dealership posts each date individually on Instagram, between five days and about two weeks ahead in 2026. Recent editions were 5 September, 3 October and 7 November 2026.

Where is it?

At Porsche Charlotte Northlake, 10205 Ronald Withrow Boulevard, Charlotte, NC 28216.

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