WALTER Magazine

WALTER warmly welcomes everyone, whether they are locals or newcomers, with a blend of Southern charm, humor, energy, and elegance. As a vibrant reflection of the lively community we cherish, WALTER embodies the spirit of celebration and the heart of the city. The content in WALTER, ranging from detailed profiles to lively event photos, is designed to both entertain and surprise. It shines a light on the remarkable individuals who contribute to making this one of the best places in the country to live, work, and enjoy life. We celebrate our leaders, creators, athletes, entrepreneurs, and entertainers. WALTER offers a wide range of coverage to cater to our readers, who are educated, affluent, and culturally aware. Their interests are as varied as they are sophisticated, and WALTER communicates in a way that resonates with them.

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7 Great Destinations for Solo Travelers

3 days ago | waltermagazine.com | Ayn-Monique Klahre

Looking for a quick escape from Raleigh? These spots are easy to get to, budget friendly and offer plenty of culture to fill your time. by Rachel SimonAs fun as traveling with a partner or group can be, there’s something special about taking yourself on a solo vacation. Without anyone else telling you where to go and what to do, you can spend the trip exactly as you please, getting some likely much-needed relaxation while doing so.
Flower Power: Julia Einstein's Cheerful Botanical Paintings

3 weeks ago | waltermagazine.com | Addie Ladner

The Raleigh artist’s colorful, abstracted takes on flowers are inspired by her life as an educator and lifetime learnerby Colony Little | photography by Joshua Steadman You wouldn’t think that a garden in the dead of winter could reveal much about itself, but even here, Julia Einstein can find inspiration for her botanical paintings.
The Whirl: NC Arts in Action Gala

3 weeks ago | waltermagazine.com | Addie Ladner

North Carolina Arts in Action hosted its annual gala on Mar. 7 at Raleigh Union Station. Themed Two Decades of Dance ~ A Lifetime of Impact, the event celebrated the organization’s 20th anniversary with dancing, food and drinks, special honorees and both live and silent auctions. NC AIA dancers, staff and board membersSuzi LandisKim DemeryTiana SuttonMarlon TorresThis article originally appeared in the May 2025 issue of WALTER magazine
For the Birds: A Purple Martin Sanctuary

3 weeks ago | waltermagazine.com | Addie Ladner

Joe Lapp has turned his 4-acre Raleigh homestead into a sanctuary for dozens of these beautiful, iridescent-winged birdsby Helen Yoest | photography by Juli LeonardPurple martins are among the first migrating birds to arrive in our area, shimmering through the skies with their blue-black, iridescent wings. “Martins generally return from their winter home in Brazil in early March to the same colony site they used the year before,” says Joe Lapp.
The Whirl: Celebrating 150 years of Jewish Life

3 weeks ago | waltermagazine.com | Addie Ladner

On Mar. 8, members and friends of the historic Beth Meyer Synagogue marked the 150th anniversary of its leadership of the greater Raleigh Jewish community. The evening featured video remarks from Gov. Josh Stein and an Order of the Long Leaf Pine award presentation to Dr. Burton Horwitz, a past president of the synagogue. Guests enjoyed dancing, noshing on Meez Market & Catering’s kosher spread and a gallery of photos over the decades at Beth Meyer.
Artful Farming: The Hyper-Local Source for Ingredients at Herons

3 weeks ago | waltermagazine.com | Addie Ladner

One Oak Farm grows the fruits, vegetables and herbs that fuel the imaginations of the chefs at the restaurant at The Umstead Hotel & Spaby Addie Ladner | photography by Liz Condo“I’m always looking for different techniques to apply to a single vegetable,” says chef Steven Greene of Herons, the restaurant at The Umstead Hotel and Spa, North Carolina’s only Forbes Five-Star hotel.
The Whirl: Best of North Carolina Reception

3 weeks ago | waltermagazine.com | Addie Ladner

On Mar. 16, Gallery C hosted an opening reception for its annual exhibition, “The Best of North Carolina.” Each year, gallery owner, art historian and North Carolina native Charlene Newsom employs her knowledge of regional art to curate an exhibition celebrating influential North Carolina artists of the 20th century. Philip Lynn, David Haskins, Jessica GilleyPerry Hurt, Charlene Newsom, Rob HuckabeeThis article originally appeared in the May 2025 issue of WALTER magazine.
The Whirl: NC Discovery Ball 2025

3 weeks ago | waltermagazine.com | Addie Ladner

The 3rd annual North Carolina Discovery Ball presented by Martin Marietta was held on Mar. 14 at the Angus Barn. Themed Betting on a Cure, it was chaired by Katherine and Braxton Wall and the guest of honor was breast cancer survivor Leila Thomas. Since its inception, the event has raised $1.58 million to support the American Cancer Society.
The Whirl: Shell It Out for Wee Care 2025

3 weeks ago | waltermagazine.com | Addie Ladner

On Mar. 6, Wee Care hosted its 10th annual Shell it Out fundraiser at Whitaker & Atlantic. For nearly 20 years, Wee Care has been offering free preschool education to economically disadvantaged children in Raleigh, helping them develop the social, emotional and cognitive skills needed for kindergarten and beyond. The festive evening featured a DJ, auction, raffle, oysters, hors d’oeuvres and drinks. This article originally appeared in the May 2025 issue of WALTER magazine.
The Whirl: NCRLA Stars of the Industry 2025

3 weeks ago | waltermagazine.com | Addie Ladner

The North Carolina Restaurant and Lodging Association hosted its annual Stars of the Industry Awards on Feb. 24. Held at the Sheraton Imperial Hotel in Durham, the event celebrated 17 outstanding individuals and organizations across 10 categories for their contributions to the hospitality sector, as well as the contributions of retiring president and CEO Lynn Minges.