On Sept. 14, the Foundation of Hope held its Evening of Hope Gala at the Angus Barn Pavilion, featuring keynote speaker Marie Osmond, an entertainment icon and multi-hyphenate singer, actress and outspoken mental health advocate.
On Nov. 5, Burning Coal Theatre Company hosted its fall fundraising event, Sizzling Shakespeare with actors, theater buffs and arts patrons.
On Nov. 2, The Miss North Carolina Scholarship Organization held a fundraising event at The Woman’s Club of Raleigh.
WALTER’s annual dinner brought together chefs Dean Neff of Seabird and Wyatt Dickson of PICNIC to celebrate North Carolina agriculture.
This WALTER Book Club event paired Mayes with longtime friend Susan Gravely to explore the idea of finding home.
On Oct. 27, the North Carolina Museum of History celebrated its new exhibition, The Power of Women in Country Music.
On Oct. 6, Charles & Colvard celebrated its Grand Opening for its flagship store in the Raleigh-Durham area.
On Oct. 6, Joyce Fitzpatrick, Natalie Best and David Woronoff welcomed Dr. Paul Reis, the new dean of the Hussman School of Journalism.
On Oct. 19, First Tee of the Triangle recognized outstanding contributions to the area by inducting new members into the Champions Circle.
On Oct. 20, CreativeMornings RDU hosted a party to celebrate its 10 year anniversary at The Factory in downtown Raleigh.
Raleigh Fine Arts Society celebrated its 42nd North Carolina Artists Exhibition on Oct. 19 at The Woman’s Club of Raleigh.
On Oct. 1, Rail & Style, Cameron Jones Interiors and Kenda Kist Jewelry hosted an open house for friends and family.
On July 29, Triangle Wine & Food Experience culinary curator Ashley Christensen teamed up with Aarón Sánchez and Maria Helm Sinskey.
On August 31, WALTER celebrated the 10 years since its first issue with a festive evening at the North Carolina Museum of Art.