The Whirl: Animazement 2024
Fans of Japanese animation and culture descended on the Raleigh Convention Center for concerts, educational panels and more.
Fans of Japanese animation and culture descended on the Raleigh Convention Center for concerts, educational panels and more.
The town of Wilson unveiled Eyes on Main Street, an outdoor photography exhibit on storefront windows, walls and buildings in downtown.
The conference included an exhibitor hall with local partners, sessions on disability and legal advocacy and a keynote speech.
The Home Builders Association of Raleigh-Wake County and US Veterans Corps held a Raise the Roof Ceremony as part of Operation: Coming Home.
On May 31, the Stone Houses at Dorothea Dix Park’s historic entrance were unveiled following a 16-month renovation.
On April 18, The Cardinal at North Hills hosted ABC News’ chief global correspondent, who shared insights from her journalism career.
Will & Well celebrated its grand opening at Boxyard RTP on May 18 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and over 50 guests.
Designed For Joy celebrated its new spot in the North Hills Innovation District where they will host a career readiness programs.
On June 4, over 70 Hayes Barton Place charter club members, priority partners and guests gathered at The Woman’s Club.
Trust Company of the South hosted its 2024 Investor Symposium at the Carolina Country Club on April 24 and 25.
WALTER and the North Carolina Museum of Art hosted a musical evening in honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day.
On Sunday, May 5, GASP hosted a fundraiser for Jeff Jackson, a candidate for North Carolina Attorney General, at Junction West.
On Apr. 22, Raleigh Rescue Mission unveiled “The Garden,” an innovative concept for women and children experiencing situational homelessness.
Themed “An Epic Celebration,” the gala featured dinosaur-themed cocktails, hors d’oeuvres for carnivores and herbivores, music and dancing.