Folk Revival: Jake Xerxes Fussell Gives New Life to Classic Tunes
The child of a folklorist and teacher, Fussell finds historic songs and sings them in a modern way. His latest album is When I’m Called.
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January Garden Tips: Winter Color
Take advantage of warmer days to plant bulbs and note what’s in bloom during this otherwise cold, dark season.
Catalyzing Creativity: The Grid Project Nurture Emerging Artists
Artist collective The Grid Project offers a new model for artists of all kinds to collaborate and exhibit in spaces across the Triangle.
Trees at Eye Level: How Well Do You Know Your Bark?
It’s easy to identify trees by their leaves — but could you do it without looking up? Take this quiz before your next woodland walk.
Where to Eat & Drink in Raleigh in 2025
WALTER’s annual list of recommendations from local hospitality pros for the best restaurants, bars, coffee spots and more in the Triangle.
Street Views of Raleigh
Photographer Briana Woods captures quiet moments in our City of Oaks in unexpected spots, like parking garages and empty streets.
Wit & Whimsy: Artist Jennifer Clifton
This former school counselor explores her creative voice at Artspace, making multimedia pieces full of color, pattern and personality.
Barnett Adler’s Clever Home
The local designer made his 1970s home inviting through smart design solutions and an accessible, eclectic blend of furnishings.
December Poem: Tracks
Memories of the author’s church, where her family worshiped, sang and provided for others despite the divisions in their town.
Worth the Wait: Oakwood’s Unique Singing Group
Founded in the 1980s, this a cappella singing group traipses through the holiday season in Victoria-are garb, singing carols.
A Storied Overstory: Take Care of Our City’s Trees
Urban foresters like Anthony McLamb help Raleigh’s living canopy continue to thrive — and honor cherished memories too.
Tunes of 2024: This Year’s Standout Songs with North Carolina Ties
From folk rhythms to pop to rap, local musicians were integral to the national musical landscape this year. Here’s a playlist.
December Garden Tips: Go Wild
During this festive month, gather winter vegetation for your holiday spreads, let your plants grow and transplant woody shrubs and trees.
Wood Carvers: The Fascinating World of Woodpeckers
North Carolina’s eight species of this delightful, noisy bird have some cool adaptations… and serve an important role in our ecosystem.