WALTER’s Top 50 Photos of 2021
These photos from our print magazine and digital site of people, places, homes, and objects in and around Raleigh stood out.
These photos from our print magazine and digital site of people, places, homes, and objects in and around Raleigh stood out.
A poet pledges to write each day for 365 days, and finds that the exercise awakens a new creative energy.
Brothers and longtime musicians Daniel and Danny Chavis on the challenges of working in music — and their next creative adventure.
Coming in 2022: monuments that invite reflection, art that could change your perspective, and a new place for all to connect and play.
On Aug. 19, Hines and Columbia Development announced the topping out of Fenton, a 69-acre mixed-use district in Cary set to open in April.
On Dec. 5, Marjorie Hodges and Allen Thomas of Artsuite hosted an open house gallery tour at The Hudson to showcase some of its artists.
The Hayes Barton neighborhood celebrated its 100th birthday with food trucks, trolley rides,, historic exhibits, and a costumed dog contest.
A sign was unveiled to honor Armistice Day and the partnership between Raleigh and its Sister City of Compiègne, France.
On Dec. 5, Boylan Heights turned into a giant art gallery for its 29th year. Several artists won awards in memory of Elizabeth Dunbar.
This year’s BEAS fundraising luncheon at CAM featured an artist conversation with Lakea Shepard moderated by Colony Little.
The Holt Brothers Foundation was invited by Midtown Events to set up a booth at the North Hills Tree Lighting.
WALTER hosted is signature shopping event, Celebrate the Season, at Raleigh’s Union Station, on December 1, 2021.
At Current Wellness, Brit Guerin and Nathan Williams offer a holistic approach to health, including fitness, nutrition, and counseling.
“This is one of my favorite dishes, something I grew up on,” says chef and businesses owner Tonya Council. “It’s almost a one-dish meal.”