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CELEBRATE THE START OF THE HOLIDAY SEASON

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WITH US

Friday, November 18th

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5:30 pm - 9 p.m.

EAMON QUEENEY / PHOTOGRAPHER

A Raleigh-based photojournalist, Queeney is usually exploring the state for clients like The New York Times and The Washington Post after cutting his teeth at the Columbus Dispatch in Ohio for a number of years. These days he can be found working with a camera or cycling around Raleigh while smiling a lot — wave if you see him, he’ll wave back! “While working with talented chefs is always a pleasure, Chef Oscar and the team at Cortez have a real warmth that hopefully comes through in the images. And I can attest, y’all: The food is as good as it looks! These recipes have the power to bring people together this holiday season.”

Join us in our celebration of the start of the holiday season with the lighting of our tree. Retailers and restaurants will offer special sales/promotions; check online for details. We’ll also treat you to graceful aerialists, live holiday music, super cool pictures, a chance to meet Santa and lots of opportunities to win prizes from our merchants.

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PARKER / WRITER

Raleigh native CC Parker has been sharing her family travel adventures with WALTER readers since 2013. When asked to share a humorous childhood holiday memory, Parker knew the 1986 trip her family took to Disney World would be perfect. “I have officially apologized to both my parents for being such a pill — and I hope my children don’t read this piece.”

SUSANNA KLINGENBERG / WRITER

Susanna Klingenberg is a writer and editor based in Raleigh. When she’s not helping researchers polish their prose, Klingenberg is collecting stories of local people and places — a venture that leaves her reveling at the vibrant energy in the Triangle. “It’s always a joy to learn about local nonprofits. Raleigh is so full of creative and compassionate people!”

DAVID STANLEY / ILLUSTRATOR

David Stanley is a freelance illustrator serving editorial, advertising and corporate clients both at home and abroad. Stanley attended East Carolina, majoring in communication art with a concentration in illustration (that was back before we wore helmets). He loves bringing ideas to life, whether it’s with a brush, stylus or purple crayon. He lives in Greensboro with his incredible wife, three kids, two cats and too much coffee. He escapes outdoors whenever possible and can hardly be recognized without his sketchbook. Or in a pinch, he’s doodling on a napkin. As his mom used to say, “David’s been drawing since he was able to hold a pencil.” “The teenage angst and irritation in this story deserved the spotlight!” Learn more about Stanley at davidkstanley.com.

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— Megan O’Connor

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