The Liberty Man: A Revolutionary War Reenactor with an Interesting Backstory
In James Dodson’s newest book, The Road that Made America, he shares an encounter with historian Rev. Larry Wilson Johnson
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Through Canvas & Camera: Stuart and Robert Dance
A North Carolina painter and his photographer son share a love and talent for creating art that draws on an appreciation for light and detail
Home Place: A Cheerful New Build with a Modern Hippie Spirit
Interior designer Cate Holcomb filled this home with color, whimsy and flexible, family-friendly furnishings.
July Poem: I Do
A writer shares a tribute to his partner through a litany of some of the happiest memories they’ve shared together
Simple Life: Well Done, Ben Franklin Bravo
As this writer recalls Fourth of Julys past and researches a new book, he expects more questions or answers on the road ahead.
Zipping to Zebulon in Search of Florals
A trip to Oak Ridge Farm to shop for peonies turned into a day of delicious discoveries and small-town charm.
July Garden Tips: The Dog Days
This steamy month, up your watering game, welcome butterflies, harvest your crops and deadhead those summer blooms.
Beckoning Blooms: North Carolina’s Native Red Flowers
Bright colors, unique shapes and other adaptations make Beebalm, Wild Columbine and other flora attractive to hummingbirds
Guardian of Stories: History Museum Executive Director C.J. Roberts
The new head of the NC Division of State History Museums will spearhead a renovation of the flagship repository for our state’s artifacts
Chill Factor: A North Carolina Summer Playlist
A mostly upbeat but sometimes mellow mix of tunes featuring Southern musicians, from Doc & Merle Watson to Wes Collins.
What to Do in July 2025 In and Around Raleigh
Have fun in the North Carolina summer sun this month with music, baseball and festivals galore — then top it all off with fireworks!
5 Questions With… James Dodson
The New York Times bestselling author of golf autobiographies tells us about his latest book, The Road That Made America.
June Poem: a red blues for alma
In this poem, author Alexis Pauline Gumbs imagines what artist Alma Thomas was thinking as she created one of her iconic works.by Alexis Pauline Gumbs | After “Nature’s Red impressions” by Alma Thomas (1968) Alexis Pauline Gumbs is a queer…
5 Questions with Jennifer Dasal
The podcaster behind ArtCurious and author of The Club on how she got into the fascinating world of art historyAs told to Ayn-Monique Klahre This July, WALTER will be hosting art curator, podcaster and writer Jennifer Dasal for “An Evening…