Adam Cave Fine Art

This art gallery is truly a hidden gem right in the heart of downtown. I’ve walked passed the front door over two dozen times and didn’t look twice, which I’m now kicking myself over. It’s all thanks to Rod O. for his stellar review that I made my way to Adam Cave Fine Art and I can assure you I will return. The gallery itself is in an old building directly on Hargett Street (next door to Landmark Tavern). Walk up the old, creaky, wooden steps to a beautiful, open room with hardwood floors, bright natural lighting and paintings hung all around. The gallery consists of three separate rooms and has rotating exhibits every 1.5 months or so. The current exhibit, David Dunlop, is an incredible treat to view with beautiful nature and city scenes painted on aluminum with oils (exhibit on display until April 19^th!)
Although there were only a handful of people upon our visit, Adam Cave, the owner, was greeting everyone and interacting with them on a personal level. There was also complimentary cheese and wine being offered which was a very classy touch on a Sunday afternoon. I checked the website to see if there was a calendar of events so you’d know when they’d be offering these type of perks in the future, but didn’t see any information. I did sign up for the e-​mail per Adam’s request, so hopefully I’ll be updated on future events and exhibits through that. Adam Cave Fine Art Gallery is definitely a must visit during First Friday, and will now certainly be on my list (and it’s so convenient to anyone already downtown!) I highly recommend giving the gallery a try, I guarantee anyone that appreciates art will appreciate the gallery and you can’t help but feel you’ve stepped back in time as you walk up the flight of steps into a world of beauty in a beautifully restored building.

This is a Cool Gallery we found by Accident, the same way we found some of the Galleries Downtown Raleigh!
Will Goodyear has been showing his Artwork here for at least two years. His works are what I have enjoyed it most each time I have visited this Gallery! If you study each of his Painting for a minute or so you will probably gather an idea of what the work conveys, at least in a broad sense!
This is a great looking place — Two Smaller Gallery Rooms and one Larger… Great Wood Floors look like they could be the Restored originals and for some reason I like Galleries that are Up a fight of stairs, I do not know why!
Check their website for Gallery Hours and Information about the Artists and Exhibits::