Page-Walker Arts & History Center

Just experienced Dean Sauls' 'Drift' exhibition at the Page-Walker Arts Center in Cary. His abstract pieces, like Bent Birch, beautifully capture the coastal essence of North Carolina. The crowd was as vibrant as the art, making the evening a social delight. The center, with its blend of historic charm and contemporary art, is a must-visit for anyone in the area.

Absolutely beautiful inside! Lots of displays to check out. The gardens around the old hotel are gorgeous with places to sit.

Very cool opportunity to buy herbs, and see the release of the 🦋 🦋, just to hear the kids screeches of joy was the best.. and then thelittle girl who became a super sleuth and kept pointing at butterfly and said take their pucture.. and then another and then another. Pure Joy!

Fabulous piano concert by Solomon Eichner! Talented pianist with wonderful introductions and explanations to the pieces! The staff there were quite helpful and responsive when we asked questions or requested more air flow in little room. The homemade refreshments at intermission were an unexpected delight. Volume and acoustics were spot on and enjoyable. Parking is super easy. Had a lovely winter concert. Lasted almost 1 hr and 45 minutes! Highly suggest for others to attend other concerts!

If you enjoy seeing how history connected to people's lives and in this case; how Cary developed and how the railroad impacted the Page-Walker families, then check this small history center. Beautiful gardens surround the history center. Easy parking. I had an interesting conversation with the women who were tending to the garden out front of the history center. They gave me a bit of insight into the upkeep of the exterior landscaping.