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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Building Connections: The NCMA Enters its Next Era

1 week ago | waltermagazine.com | Addie Ladner

A renovation plan for the North Carolina Museum of Art will create more spaces for gathering and learning, inside and outby Ayn-Monique Klahre If you’ve lived in Raleigh for any length of time, chances are you’ve toured the galleries at the North Carolina Museum of Art, seen a show at the Joseph M. Bryan, Jr., Theater or strolled along the pathways of the Ann and Jim Goodnight Museum Park. An ambitious renovation project is now underway to unite these elements.
The Whirl: Jan Burkhard Retirement

1 week ago | waltermagazine.com | Addie Ladner

Principal dancer Jan Burkhard took to the stage on May 18 in her final performance for the Carolina Ballet. She danced the iconic lead role in Swan Lake, displaying the grace and power of more than two decades of experience. Jan BurkhardThis article originally appeared in the July 2025 issue of WALTER magazine.
The Liberty Man: A Revolutionary War Reenactor with an Interesting Backstory

1 week ago | waltermagazine.com | Addie Ladner

In James Dodson’s newest book, The Road that Made America, he shares an encounter with historian Rev. Larry Wilson Johnsonphotography by Bert VanderveenThis month, WALTER contributor and author James “Jim” Dodson will publish The Road That Made America: A Modern Pilgrim’s Journey on the Great Wagon Road. The book gathers stories about the Great Wagon Road, a route from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Augusta, Georgia, that American settlers created in the 18th century.
The Whirl: Rabbi Luck Dinner Farewell Gala

1 week ago | waltermagazine.com | Addie Ladner

Rabbi Lucy Dinner was celebrated for her retirement after 32 years on the pulpit of Temple Beth Or with a New Orleans-themed Farewell Gala at the North Carolina Museum of Art, in honor of her hometown. The event began with a second line parade and the highlight of the evening was Rabbi Dinner receiving the Order of the Longleaf Pine from North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein, a Temple Beth Or member. This article originally appeared in the July 2025 issue of WALTER magazine.
The Whirl: Book Club with Joy Callaway

1 week ago | waltermagazine.com | Addie Ladner

On May 14, WALTER held its first Book Club of the season, hosting bestselling Charlotte author Joy Callaway at Maywood Hall. Before Callaway sat down for a Q&A moderated by friend and fellow author Kristy Woodson Harvey, guests enjoyed a cocktail hour with beer from Trophy Brewing, wine from Westgate Wine and hors d’oeuvres from HL Catering. Thank you to our presenting sponsor, Fink’s Jewelers, as well as our supporting sponsors Dress Code style and Green Front Furniture.
The Whirl: The Garden Groundbreaking

1 week ago | waltermagazine.com | Addie Ladner

On May 21, Raleigh Rescue Mission, in partnership with the Town of Knightdale and homebuilding company Lennar, broke ground on The Garden, a new campus for women and children experiencing situational homelessness. The project is backed by more than $25 million in commitments from private foundations and donors and will expand the mission’s capacity to serve women and children by 483%.
The Whirl: Ken Burns Documentary Screening

1 week ago | waltermagazine.com | Addie Ladner

On May 15, celebrated documentarian Ken Burns was at the Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts for a screening of his new series, The American Revolution. Before the screening, PBS NC CEO David Crabtree sat with Burns for an interview, which will air in November. David Crabtree, Ken BurnsKen Burns This article originally appeared in the July 2025 issue of WALTER magazine.
Soak up The Fun: 7 Recreational Lakes in the Raleigh Area

1 week ago | waltermagazine.com | Addie Ladner

You don’t have to drive to the beach for a day on the water! These public lakes offer places for boating, fishing, kayaking and jet skiing. by Addie Ladner | photography by Geoff WoodSummertime brings wind in your hair, sun on your skin, toes in the sand and, hopefully, some dips in the water. Lucky for us, the Raleigh area has some lovely lakes that offer a range of recreational water activities. One of the largest is Falls Lake State Recreation Area in northwest Wake County.
Home Place: A Cheerful New Build with a Modern Hippie Spirit

1 week ago | waltermagazine.com | Addie Ladner

Interior designer Cate Holcomb filled this home with color, whimsy and flexible, family-friendly furnishings. by Addie Ladner | photography by Catherine Nguyen What makes a home family-friendly? Plenty of places to work and play, plus a cheerful spirit imbuing each room. “This family is very down to earth and chill — they wanted a space that was bright, inviting, comfortable and fun,” says Cate Holcomb, who worked with them to decorate the space.
Through Canvas & Camera: Stuart and Robert Dance

1 week ago | waltermagazine.com | Addie Ladner

A North Carolina painter and his photographer son share a love and talent for creating art that draws on an appreciation for light and detailby Colony Little | photography by Autumn Harrison In the 2024 Raleigh Fine Arts Society NC Artists Exhibition at CAM Raleigh, a pair of artworks shared a special bond. One was a painting, a captivating seascape by Robert Dance that invited the eye to wander within layers of deep blue sky, foamy waves and fine sand.