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CAM Raleigh, the beloved contemporary art museum in the Warehouse District since 2011, has shut its doors for good — but not without a plan. Facing years of financial strain, especially post-pandemic, the board made a deliberate decision to sell the building after consulting experts. Known for major exhibitions and community programs, the museum left many heartsbroken — like longtime supporter Dickens Sanchez, who cherished its middle school outreach. Now, leaders are exploring reinvention: downsizing downtown or partnering with other arts groups. With dwindling funding and a hefty mortgage, the future’s uncertain — though the spirit of creativity might just find a new home.

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