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.
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In Stitches: Celebrating an Intricate Craft
Longtime Raleigh resident Nancy Brenneman is always stitching — and more than 100 of her needlepoint ornaments adorn her Christmas tree.
Have a Holly Raleigh Swissmas
A Raleigh native melds Christmas traditions with her Swiss husband — and finds the best in both.
Jim Dodson on Meaningful Happiness
When you think about it, says this North Carolina writer, the ordinary becomes extraordinary.
Friends & Lovers: Rising Singer-Songwriter Kate Rhudy
This Raleigh musician connects with listeners through her heartfelt songs and sincere vocals.
The Whirl: CAM Connections Artist Dinner No. 2
On Nov. 15, Raleigh’s Contemporary Art Museum hosted its second CAM Connections dinner with photographer Mikael Owunna and filmmaker Marques Redd
The Whirl: Beaufort Historic Site Fall Part
On Oct. 2, the Beaufort Historic Site hosted its annual Fall Party, which featured live jazz music, fine art, and delicious food.
The Whirl: Color Interactions Exhibit Opening
On Sept. 28, Charlotte Russell Contemporary celebrated their inaugural exhibition at their Five Points location, Color Interactions.
The Whirl: Taste of the Wild
On Oct. 13, WALTER presented its annual event that celebrates the joy and deliciousness of sourcing local, Taste of the Wild.
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.