A creative art night where visitors can create art with provided supplies every Monday at 5pm.
Le Corbeau Caché is an art night that runs every Monday at 5 PM at Charlie Bar, 16 E. Hargett St. in downtown Raleigh. The whole thing is run by the Raleigh Times Bar, and the premise is straightforward: the bar transforms into a parlour of creative escape for the evening. You can bring along a project you're already working on, or if you show up empty-handed, you can borrow from the supplies they keep on site. It's a low-pressure way to spend a Monday evening making something, whether you're halfway through a sketch or just starting from scratch.
One of the better parts of the night is that it's built on a cycle of sharing. The session welcomes donations of old art supplies, so if you have a stash of materials you no longer use, you can bring them in and give them a second life on someone else's page. It turns the night into a bit of a community exchange—your old brushes or paints might end up in the hands of someone who's just getting started.
Because it's a recurring thing, you don't have to worry about timing it perfectly. If you miss one Monday, there's another the following week. It's less of a one-off event and more of a regular spot to drop in when you've got a project on your mind and want a place to work on it. The session starts at 5 PM, so it works as an after-work wind-down or a slow start to your evening.
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Entry is free, and the supplies are there for you to use if you don't bring your own. You'll find it at Charlie Bar, 16 E. Hargett St., downtown Raleigh, every Monday at 5 PM.
