Walker Ewart was a teacher of French and Spanish for 23 years; now working in the Civil Service.

Voluntary arts involvement: was Chairman of Bangor Drama Club, of Bangor Drama Festival and of the Association of Ulster Drama Festivals.

A member of Bangor Drama Club for over 25 years.
Appeared in several AUDF finals in the Grand Opera House and the Lyric Theatre, Belfast most notably 'A Doll's House' with Bangor, 'The Gentle Island' with Bangor (this play later went to Florida), 'Observe the Sons of Ulster …' (winners) with Bangor and ' Amadeus' (winners) with Holywood.

Directed and acted in many productions for Bangor Drama Club - favourites being The Mai - Marina Carr, Dancing at Lughnasa and Living Quarters- Brian Friel, Lady Windermere's Fan and A Woman of No Importance- Oscar Wilde.
Co-directed Noel Coward's 'Hay Fever', which won the AUDF finals in 1984, and directed 'Say Something Happened' by Alan Bennett, which represented N.Ireland in the British Finals, held in the Lyric Theatre in June 2001.

Adjudicated the following festivals -
1. Full-length festivals: the Churches' Drama League (Belfast), City of Derry, Enniskillen, Mid-Ulster (Carrickmore), Moneyglass, Newtownabbey, Larne, Shercock (Co Cavan), Newry and Clare.
2. One-act festivals: Castlereagh, Cavan, Maudebawn, Newtownabbey and Belfast (CDL), and Young Farmers' Clubs of Ulster
3. Carrickmore travelling festival.
4. All-Ireland One-act finals in Ennis in 2003; the All-Ireland Full-length Confined Finals in Tralee in 2005 and the N. Ireland One-act finals in 2006.