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.
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January Poem: Work
The word “work” can mean more than one thing — and this piece by a Raleigh poet inspires us to reflect, persevere, and try our best in 2022.
The Woodsman: University Park Fixture Tom Wolcott
In his neighborhood, this retired NC State professor is known for his dedication to gathering and splitting wood to heat his home.
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.
Shop Talk: The Evolution of the Village District
As Raleigh has changed over the years, so has this historic shopping center, one of the first in the south
Farm & Table
The kids are alright at Elodie Farms in Rougemont, where Ted Domville and Sandra Vergara host dinners and meet-and-greets with their goats.
Poinsettia Power
NC State professor Dr. Brian Jackson’s soil research comes to fruition each holiday season in the most vibrant way.
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.
Feast of the Seven Fishes
Liz Grandchamp celebrates culinary camaraderie with a traditional Italian feast in Raleigh, in this meal crafted by many hands.
The Paper Project
NC State first-year design students study form, function, and movement through inventive garments made of paper.
Hikes with History: Six NC Paths That Take you Back in Time
These trails, each a short drive from Raleigh, showcase former mill towns, industrial works, farms, and estates from as far back as the 1700s
Collective Impact: Women’s Giving Network of Wake County Celebrates 15 Years
This female-led foundation has awarded more than a million dollars in grants to Triangle nonprofits
Uncovering Osteotheke
How an ancient Roman artifact — used as a planter in a Greensboro garden — found its way to the NCMA