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  1. Better Days (8 Photos)

    Kenny Random’s man in a hat takes a whole rainbow along for the walk, while HIJACK’s painter pastes fresh green over an old fence. Eight works with color, greenery and a little hope for better days.

    streetartutopia.com/2026/09/26

  2. Better Days (8 Photos)

    Kenny Random’s man in a hat takes a whole rainbow along for the walk, while HIJACK’s painter pastes fresh green over an old fence. Eight works with color, greenery and a little hope for better days.

    streetartutopia.com/2026/09/26

  3. Better Days (8 Photos)

    Kenny Random’s man in a hat takes a whole rainbow along for the walk, while HIJACK’s painter pastes fresh green over an old fence. Eight works with color, greenery and a little hope for better days.

    streetartutopia.com/2026/09/26

  4. Didn’t See That Coming (9 Photos)

    In Marijampolė, Lithuania, Ray Bartkus painted a whole mural upside down on purpose: it only reads correctly in the river below. Each work in this second volume has a twist of its own.

    streetartutopia.com/2026/09/25

  5. Didn’t See That Coming (9 Photos)

    In Marijampolė, Lithuania, Ray Bartkus painted a whole mural upside down on purpose: it only reads correctly in the river below. Each work in this second volume has a twist of its own.

    streetartutopia.com/2026/09/25

  6. Didn’t See That Coming (9 Photos)

    In Marijampolė, Lithuania, Ray Bartkus painted a whole mural upside down on purpose: it only reads correctly in the river below. Each work in this second volume has a twist of its own.

    streetartutopia.com/2026/09/25

  7. Didn’t See That Coming (9 Photos)

    In Marijampolė, Lithuania, Ray Bartkus painted a whole mural upside down on purpose: it only reads correctly in the river below. Each work in this second volume has a twist of its own.

    streetartutopia.com/2026/09/25

  8. Didn’t See That Coming (9 Photos)

    In Marijampolė, Lithuania, Ray Bartkus painted a whole mural upside down on purpose: it only reads correctly in the river below. Each work in this second volume has a twist of its own.

    streetartutopia.com/2026/09/25

  9. City of Raleigh Government Event Guide September 24, 2026 Edition

    Raleigh’s government and community calendar for Thursday, September 24, 2026, includes a downtown ambassador information session, recreation activities, a public sculpture dedication, planning and historic preservation meetings, and a marketing workshop for artists.

    Residents following transportation issues should note that the Transportation and Transit Committee meeting scheduled for 3 p.m. has been canceled.

    Morning and Midday Events

    Safety and Hospitality Ambassadors: Resources and Support for Downtown Raleigh
    9:30–10:30 a.m. | Partner event

    This session focuses on Safety and Hospitality Ambassadors and the resources and support available for downtown Raleigh. The topic may interest downtown residents, business owners, employees and others who spend time in the city center.


    Game On!

    10 a.m.–6 p.m.

    Game On! is listed on Thursday’s calendar with an eight-hour event window. Check the individual event listing for the location, available activities and participation details.


    Play Moore!

    11 a.m.–1 p.m.

    Play Moore! provides another midday activity on Raleigh’s calendar. Review the event details for the location, intended ages and any registration requirements before attending.


    Afternoon Government Meetings and Public Art


    CANCELED: Transportation and Transit Committee Meeting

    Originally scheduled for 3–4:30 p.m.

    The Transportation and Transit Committee meeting will not take place as scheduled. Residents following transportation and transit matters should check future City of Raleigh calendar listings for the next meeting.


    Public Sculpture Dedication

    4–5:30 p.m.

    A public sculpture dedication is scheduled for Thursday afternoon. Residents interested in public art can check the event listing for the sculpture’s location, artist information and ceremony details.


    Planning Commission Committee of the Whole

    4–6 p.m.

    The Planning Commission Committee of the Whole meets Thursday afternoon. Residents tracking Raleigh’s planning and development discussions should review the published agenda for the specific items scheduled for consideration.


    Evening Meetings and Artist Resources

    RHDC Certificate of Appropriateness Committee
    5–8 p.m.

    The Raleigh Historic Development Commission’s Certificate of Appropriateness Committee is scheduled to meet Thursday evening. Residents interested in historic preservation should consult the meeting agenda for applications and other items under review.


    Making Effective Marketing Videos for Visual and Performing Artists

    6–8 p.m. | Partner event

    This evening session focuses on making effective marketing videos for visual and performing artists. Artists looking to promote their work can review the event listing for registration, format and participation requirements.


    Before Attending

    Several afternoon and evening events overlap, including the public sculpture dedication and Planning Commission meeting. Check the individual listings before choosing which events to attend.

    This guide is based on the supplied schedule. Confirm locations, admission costs, registration requirements, agendas and any schedule changes through the City of Raleigh’s official calendar or the partner organizer. All times are local.

    #ArtistResources #CityOfRaleigh #downtownRaleigh #events #HistoricPreservation #News #PlanningCommission #PublicArt #RaleighEvents #RaleighGovernment #RaleighHistoricDevelopmentCommission #September2026 #TransportationAndTransit
  10. City of Raleigh Government Event Guide September 24, 2026 Edition

    Raleigh’s government and community calendar for Thursday, September 24, 2026, includes a downtown ambassador information session, recreation activities, a public sculpture dedication, planning and historic preservation meetings, and a marketing workshop for artists.

    Residents following transportation issues should note that the Transportation and Transit Committee meeting scheduled for 3 p.m. has been canceled.

    Morning and Midday Events

    Safety and Hospitality Ambassadors: Resources and Support for Downtown Raleigh
    9:30–10:30 a.m. | Partner event

    This session focuses on Safety and Hospitality Ambassadors and the resources and support available for downtown Raleigh. The topic may interest downtown residents, business owners, employees and others who spend time in the city center.


    Game On!

    10 a.m.–6 p.m.

    Game On! is listed on Thursday’s calendar with an eight-hour event window. Check the individual event listing for the location, available activities and participation details.


    Play Moore!

    11 a.m.–1 p.m.

    Play Moore! provides another midday activity on Raleigh’s calendar. Review the event details for the location, intended ages and any registration requirements before attending.


    Afternoon Government Meetings and Public Art


    CANCELED: Transportation and Transit Committee Meeting

    Originally scheduled for 3–4:30 p.m.

    The Transportation and Transit Committee meeting will not take place as scheduled. Residents following transportation and transit matters should check future City of Raleigh calendar listings for the next meeting.


    Public Sculpture Dedication

    4–5:30 p.m.

    A public sculpture dedication is scheduled for Thursday afternoon. Residents interested in public art can check the event listing for the sculpture’s location, artist information and ceremony details.


    Planning Commission Committee of the Whole

    4–6 p.m.

    The Planning Commission Committee of the Whole meets Thursday afternoon. Residents tracking Raleigh’s planning and development discussions should review the published agenda for the specific items scheduled for consideration.


    Evening Meetings and Artist Resources

    RHDC Certificate of Appropriateness Committee
    5–8 p.m.

    The Raleigh Historic Development Commission’s Certificate of Appropriateness Committee is scheduled to meet Thursday evening. Residents interested in historic preservation should consult the meeting agenda for applications and other items under review.


    Making Effective Marketing Videos for Visual and Performing Artists

    6–8 p.m. | Partner event

    This evening session focuses on making effective marketing videos for visual and performing artists. Artists looking to promote their work can review the event listing for registration, format and participation requirements.


    Before Attending

    Several afternoon and evening events overlap, including the public sculpture dedication and Planning Commission meeting. Check the individual listings before choosing which events to attend.

    This guide is based on the supplied schedule. Confirm locations, admission costs, registration requirements, agendas and any schedule changes through the City of Raleigh’s official calendar or the partner organizer. All times are local.

    #ArtistResources #CityOfRaleigh #downtownRaleigh #events #HistoricPreservation #News #PlanningCommission #PublicArt #RaleighEvents #RaleighGovernment #RaleighHistoricDevelopmentCommission #September2026 #TransportationAndTransit
  11. Quiz: Where Is This Art? (15 Photos)

    Fifteen photos. How many places can you name? From a willow archer in the woods to a bunker with a blue eye, these artworks turn their surroundings into part of the picture. Pick one place for each photo, then discover the artist and the story. A few clues will help you along the way. Which artwork surprised you most? Share your score and your favorite in the comments.

    streetartutopia.com/2026/09/24

  12. Quiz: Where Is This Art? (15 Photos)

    Fifteen photos. How many places can you name? From a willow archer in the woods to a bunker with a blue eye, these artworks turn their surroundings into part of the picture. Pick one place for each photo, then discover the artist and the story. A few clues will help you along the way. Which artwork surprised you most? Share your score and your favorite in the comments.

    streetartutopia.com/2026/09/24

  13. Quiz: Where Is This Art? (15 Photos)

    Fifteen photos. How many places can you name? From a willow archer in the woods to a bunker with a blue eye, these artworks turn their surroundings into part of the picture. Pick one place for each photo, then discover the artist and the story. A few clues will help you along the way. Which artwork surprised you most? Share your score and your favorite in the comments.

    streetartutopia.com/2026/09/24

  14. Quiz: Where Is This Art? (15 Photos)

    Fifteen photos. How many places can you name? From a willow archer in the woods to a bunker with a blue eye, these artworks turn their surroundings into part of the picture. Pick one place for each photo, then discover the artist and the story. A few clues will help you along the way. Which artwork surprised you most? Share your score and your favorite in the comments.

    streetartutopia.com/2026/09/24

  15. Quiz: Where Is This Art? (15 Photos)

    Fifteen photos. How many places can you name? From a willow archer in the woods to a bunker with a blue eye, these artworks turn their surroundings into part of the picture. Pick one place for each photo, then discover the artist and the story. A few clues will help you along the way. Which artwork surprised you most? Share your score and your favorite in the comments.

    streetartutopia.com/2026/09/24