What’s New with Joe Kwon
“So many places in Raleigh are rising to the top. It’s fun to be in that growth.” —Joe Kwon, musician and local food enthusiast Joe Kwon was born in Korea, raised in High Point, and has travelled near and…
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Oberlin Rising, Thomas Sayre’s sculpture pays tribute to historic neighborhood
by Liza Roberts
photographs by Madeline Gray
16 Places to Watch the NCAA Tournament
Slam dunks for NCAA Tournament viewing
Marking Time
A new park honors historic Oberlin Village
Des Livres et Délices
by Catherine Currin
Budding Vision
Art in Bloom returns in full force
Room for All
by Catherine Currin
photographs by Madeline Gray
The Cortez
The Cortez Seafood + Cocktail mixes an unexpected pair
N.C. Made
“The boxes support local food makers, and they’re a chance to practice gratitude. The sentiments that come with gifts are inspiring.”
Kelly Shatat’s Happy House
by Jesma Reynolds
photographs by Catherine Nguyen
Raleighites: Wally Tatomir
STEEL CRAZY After all these years Wally Tatomir fine-tunes NHL skates by Rebecca Guenard photographs by Christer Berg Former Carolina Hurricanes equipment manager Wally Tatomir knows it takes more than mettle to win the Stanley Cup; it takes steel. He…
Raleigh Gardens
Garden Party photographs by Catherine Nguyen “We celebrate gardening pleasures and treasures,” says president Joyce Moses. The group was organized in 1925 and is among the oldest garden clubs in the state. Its longevity is perhaps due in part to…
Story of a House: Charlotte Smith
More is More! At home with Charlotte Smith by Jesma Reynolds photographs by Catherine Nguyen In Charlotte Smith’s world, more is always better. More art, more accessories, more color, more furniture. The owner of Raleigh’s two-year-old Union Camp Collective sells…
Raleighites: Trains
Riding Raleigh’s Rails into the future by Henry Gargan photographs by Chris Seward At Raleigh’s Amtrak station, you can buy a ticket from a man behind a counter. When you round the corner to the luggage bay, the same man…