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Moore SquareThere's a certain charm associated with this small city square, where creative-types exploring art galleries mingle with families just back from dinner. On the first Friday of every month, Moore Square thrives on a burst of activity as galleries and restaurants cater to the after-hours crowd. Across the street, Moore Square Park provides an urban escape with its manicured landscaping and statue of a giant copper acorn symbolizing the “City of Oaks.” The Moore Square district inspires Raleigh to show its colors in a more diverse way, from the romance of old-fashioned lampposts and cobblestone streets to the after-hours excitement spilling from live-music venues and local pubs. During the summer, this area also hosts one of the city's most popular concert series. Where it is: In the southeast corner of downtown Raleigh, bounded by Hargett Street, Blount Street, Cabarrus Street and Chavis Street. What's there:
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