Goodnight Raleigh - a look at the art, architecture, history, and people of the city at night

An Urban Sunset

City folk rarely see the sun tuck behind mountains, trees, or water.  Instead, it slumbers behind concrete and steel.  Thankfully, the sun doesn’t mind.

One Excited Fan of the Mahler Gallery

Overwhelmed by a sense of community, or perhaps he really liked Tiff Merritt’s photography.  In any case, The Mahler Gallery experienced a warm and enthusiastic welcome to Fayetteville St. on May 1st.

The First Friday Locusts

The first Friday bike gang got together for another fantastic ride on May 1st. Pictured is most of the group as they took over Salisbury St. headed toward The Mahler art gallery.

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