5 Questions with… Courtney Napier, founder of Black Oak Society
This writer and antiracism coach started an outlet for Black creatives in the Triangle — here’s how it came about.
This writer and antiracism coach started an outlet for Black creatives in the Triangle — here’s how it came about.
A Q&A with the author of the new book, Give Raleigh Her Flowers, which is based off of a 2021 exhibition at Anchorlight Studio.
A tribute to the Black women who built Raleigh, Courtney Napier’s exhibit featured portraits by Triangle photographers
A new photography exhibit curated by Courtney Napier celebrates 10 Raleigh women dedicated to preserving the city’s Black history.
When a grand old tree falls near Brooks Avenue, it invites a moment for reflection on how we celebrate life.
This month take advantage of strawberries at their sweetest, film and food festivals, and plenty of performing arts.
Anna Cooper has serendipitously appeared to me in many forms — and her life’s story is a gift that I will gladly pay forward.
WALTER the magazine was named after Sir Walter Raleigh the man, the intriguing individual that our the City of Oaks claims as its namesake. Sir Walter Raleigh was, among other things, a writer, poet and explorer—and we channel those qualities in…
This start of fall month in Raleigh kicks off the performing arts season – and hosts some of our favorite homegrown festivals
Take advantage of the warm summer air or cool off inside of a theater with this list of movie showings this summer.
From Dawsons Creek to Forrest Gump to Cold Mountain, North Carolina has hosted quite the cadre of timeless television shows and films.
Stay cozy this month with candlelit concerts, out-of-the-box art classes and new ways to interact with nature in and around Raleigh.
Start the year right with evening walks to enjoy some art, live music, charitable meals and a weekend-long tribute to Martin Luther King Jr.
This month, spend long summer days at outdoor festivals and feasts — or beat the heat with air-conditioned shows.