Gina, Jenny, and Lindsay

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In the area surrounding the Raleigh Depot is The Hurricane. I’ll be honest in that I’ve never actually had a drink here, but it looked like a fine enough establishment.

The Hurricane Sports Bar
327 W. Davie Street

Rick enjoying a break at the hotel before his band, The Last Dance go onstage at the Lincoln Theatre as a part of The Eccentrik Music Festival.

According to The Eccentrik Music Festival web site,

Eccentrik Festival is an annual Gothic and Industrial music held in Raleigh, NC in the fall. It features bands and DJs from around the world. The event also encompasses an art show, vendors, we also hope to add variety acts and a fashion show.

If you are interested in going, it has unfortunately already concluded. It was completed with a Post Mortem Brunch on Sunday at the top of the Clarion Tower last Sunday morning.

Lori and Lissy getting ready hit the dancefloor

If I were a single gentleman looking for a regular hangout spot on the weekends, this place would surely be it. Women seem to outnumber men by a factor of 3.

DJ Moonie spinning the beats

The DJ was playing good tracks and talented at scratching, the ladies plentiful, the bartenders fast and responsive. The interior design was amazing.

Club Mosquito
311 S. Harrington Street
919.829.3676
http://clubmosquito.com