The Whirl: NC Arts in Action Gala
The event celebrated the organization’s 20th anniversary with dancing, food and drinks, special honorees and both live and silent auctions.
The event celebrated the organization’s 20th anniversary with dancing, food and drinks, special honorees and both live and silent auctions.
Wee Care’s festive evening featured a DJ, auction, raffle, oysters, hors d’oeuvres and drinks to raise money for its mission
Themed Betting on a Cure, it was chaired by Katherine and Braxton Wall and the guest of honor was breast cancer survivor Leila Thomas.
Each year, gallery owner, art historian and NC native Charlene Newsom employs her knowledge of regional art to curate the exhibition
The event at the historic Beth Meyer Synagogue featured an Order of the Long Leaf Pine award presentation to Dr. Burton Horwitz.
The tropical-themed evening included a VIP dinner, Cuban-inspired cocktails, a cigar bar, dancing and generated more than $250,000.
The annual event showcases Wake Tech’s mission of transforming lives by sharing students’ educational journeys.
Irregardless owner Lee Robinson celebrated 50 years since it opened in downtown Raleigh with a private party on Feb. 24 that included longtime guests, employees, local dignitaries and former owners Arthur and Anya Gordon.
Headlined by author J. Dana Trent, Dream Big drew more than 550 people and raised $500,000 for children and families in North Carolina.
On Feb. 22, CAM Raleigh hosted its annual spring gala, Arthouse. This year, the theme of the enchanting evening celebrating art, community and creativity was Golden Hour. T
Regener8 hosted a celebration to unveil their new Luxury Hair Growth Oil, a product designed to nourish, revitalize and transform hair.
The Children’s Home Society of NC brought together women of the Triangle at TRAINE at Seaboard Station for drinks, appetizers and camaraderie as they celebrated Galentine’s Day.
The Junior League of Raleigh hosted the First Lady’s Luncheon to celebrate NC’s new First Lady, Anna Stein.
This innovative housing solution developed by CASA is projected to reduce homelessness in Wake County by 10%