The Whirl: Women’s Equality Day Celebration
On Aug. 18, the nonpartisan League of Women Voters of Wake County celebrated Women’s Equality Day at Dix Chapel.
On Aug. 18, the nonpartisan League of Women Voters of Wake County celebrated Women’s Equality Day at Dix Chapel.
On Aug. 20, Marbles Kids Museum held its annual Kick-Off to Kindergarten event presented by NC 529 and the Wake County Public School System.
On August 31, WALTER celebrated the 10 years since its first issue with a festive evening at the North Carolina Museum of Art.
The Bailey family enlisted architect Nick Hammer to design a home in Oakwood that bridges their contemporary aesthetic with period nods.
This Raleigh painter and collage artist fills her WWII-era apartment in The Village District with personal, curated finds.
Karen Stratton-Guy and her husband David Guy nurture their own yard and their neighborhood garden, too, with a unique seed share library.
While working a tthe historic Southern Pines writer’s retreat, the author encounters a strange phenomenon.
What’s it like to navigate Glenwood South in a wheelchair? Disability advocate Ali Ingersoll invites Billy Warden to find out.
The Frankie Lemmon Foundation, in collaboration with Alan and Evelyn Hughes, held its summer fundraiser at Milburnie Fishing Club.
On June 11, the Hayes family had its annual reunion at Pullen Park. They enjoyed an afternoon of catching up and grilling out.
On June 30, the Town of Cary and residents of the Triangle region celebrated the grand opening of Paragon Theaters at Fenton.
On July 29, CreativeMornings RDU featured Grammy award-winning jazz vocalist Nnenna Freelon at 21C Hotel in Durham.
The weekend of July 27 to 30, the Raleigh Convention Center hosted GalaxyCon. WALTER sent photographer Bryan Regan to capture some of the characters.
The Beaufort Historical Association held its annual summer party in July with Scarborough Fare Catering and the Shakedown Band.