Spend a weekend enjoying these Cumberland County gems while you unwind and practice self-care. Start your day with a tasty matcha tea latte specially made with intention and even better benefits. Vagabond Cafe serves matcha made with finely grounded tea powder, an oat milk substitute, and…
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No matter what type of meeting you are planning, Distincly Fayetteville has one mission: to help planners execute the perfect event. Planners will find the area affordable, easily accessible, diverse, and brimming with Southern hospitality. Here are the top 10 reasons to choose greater Fayetteville…
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Fall Is In Bloom Nothing says fall like the morning air becoming crisp, the leaves changing colors, and pumpkin spice lattes and pie getting their due shine. In Greater Fayetteville, you can find all your favorite fall things this season. Autumn in Fayetteville, NC Take in the essence of old things…
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Taste your way around the globe without ever leaving Cumberland County! Taste of West Africa located at 116 Person Street in the heart of Downtown Fayetteville is a global space that doesn't just offer THE most delicious cuisine born of its roots in Ghana. It also offers meat pies, jollof…
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Top picks for keeping it ALL the way cool on a summer day in greater Fayetteville! Big T’s at Hope Mills Lake – Snoballs, snocream, ice cream, sundaes, floats, frappes, WHATEVER your preferred way to cool down on a hot summer day, they will serve it right up with a lakefront view. AAHHHH, now…
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Enhance your visit to the greater Fayetteville area with a relaxing dining experience. Whether it’s dress-up date night, cocktails and appetizers, or a patio, burger, and beer situation—you can’t go wrong with any of these Cumberland County options. Antonella’s Settle in on the patio, select a…
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June 19th, 1865, aka "Juneteenth," commemorates the end of slavery in the United States when news officially reached Galveston, Texas. It serves as a day of remembrance, reflection, and celebration of African American culture, resilience, and societal contributions. Honor the progress of Black…
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Did you know Fayetteville, NC, has the 2nd highest percentage of Black-Owned businesses in the United States? Or that African Americans have had a steep history of entrepreneurship in the community since the early 1800s? The Cumberland County "African American Heritage Trail" highlights many of the…
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5 Reasons to Visit Fayetteville in the Spring It's that time of year we all start to get cabin fever, and Fayetteville starts blooming! Colorful flowers will make their debut, restaurant patios will start getting full on the downtown streets, and cheers will be heard from Segra Stadium as the…
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Valentine's Day falls on Wednesday, Feb. 14 this year but can still be special for you and your loved ones!! Grab your Valentine, Galentine, or Palentine and celebrate LOVE! Here are some unique things to do in Fayetteville for Valentine’s Day. Include a scenic "Be My Valentine Carriage Ride" on…
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