20+ Things to do in February in and around Raleigh
From folk art to tea parties to engaging with history to King Cake, February offers cultural opportunities for all.
Category: Arts & Culture
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.
The Veldt: Still Defying Expectations
Brothers and longtime musicians Daniel and Danny Chavis on the challenges of working in music — and their next creative adventure.
Forward Momentum: Four Design Projects that will Change Raleigh
Coming in 2022: monuments that invite reflection, art that could change your perspective, and a new place for all to connect and play.
Fenton Topping Out
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.
2,022 Reasons to Love Raleigh
From our generous green spaces to robust arts community, here’s a reminder of just a few of the things that make the City of Oaks so great.
Off the Grid: Artist Ann Roth
Known for her work in textiles and weaving, this Raleigh artist is exploring a surprising new medium.
A Diva is Born: Dipping a Toe into Raleigh’s Drag Scene
What does it take to become a drag queen? A quirky character, knockout look, signature moves — and guts.
Beauty & Craft: At Home with Marjorie Hodges
This Raleigh arts advocate, collector, and gallery owner fills her home with work found in North Carolina and abroad.
10 Iconic Movies you Might Not Know Were Filmed in North Carolina
From a post-apocalyptic blockbuster to 90s cult classic to a retro summer romance, each of these 10 iconic films have NC connections.
In Stitches: Celebrating an Intricate Craft
Longtime Raleigh resident Nancy Brenneman is always stitching — and more than 100 of her needlepoint ornaments adorn her Christmas tree.
Friends & Lovers: Rising Singer-Songwriter Kate Rhudy
This Raleigh musician connects with listeners through her heartfelt songs and sincere vocals.
Sequins & Lace: A Standout Gown at the Gregg Museum
A Callot Soeurs evening gown from the early 1900s offers studies in history, craft, anthropology, and culture.
Secret History
Separated by tragedy for nearly a century, a piano and violin that began their stories together in Nazi-era Germany are reunited in Raleigh.