Doing things without four wheels can be liberating! It’s great living or visiting a city because of all the things to see, things to do, and places to eat. And there are ways to do it without having to rent or own motorized transportation. Some city dwellers actually choose to go carless in…
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Who Runs The World?! GIRLS! Celebrate Women’s History Month all year long by supporting these Women-Owned Businesses in and around Fayetteville. EAT First up, we have our FIRST-EVER VEGAN/PLANT-BASED restaurant Vibe Gastropub located at 131 Hay Street in the heart of downtown. Owner Ambery Edge…
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The festivities kick off Thursday, April 27, with the Cork & Fork: A Premiere Food and Wine Festival in Festival Park. I mean … if this doesn’t set the stage for an exceptional festival, I don’t know what does! You had me at Cork and then doubled down with Fork! Come enjoy part of what makes our…
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Get ready, hoop fans! Professional basketball is returning to Fayetteville after a 30-year hiatus – with a familiar face leading the team. The Fayetteville Stingers of The Basketball League (TBL) announced this week that it would play its inaugural season at the Crown Complex starting this spring…
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Winter officially begins Dec. 21 st , and we’re ready for all the season has to offer! Check out some of our top activities for the cold weather. Outdoor Adventures Enjoy the crisp winter air on a stroll through one of Fayetteville’s many parks. J. Bayard Clark Park & Nature Center, Rowan Park…
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Here’s our list of haunts for those who love to hunt… ghosts that is… Sandford House on Dick Street, now home to the Fayetteville Woman’s Club, built in 1800, was home to John and Margaret Sandford and their seven…
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School may be back in session, but there’s still plenty to enjoy as the summer winds down. Here are a few ways to maximize your downtime in September. FAIRS & FESTIVALS Cumberland County Fair - September 2nd – 11th at…
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The Dog Days of Summer are coming, but that doesn't have to mean leaving your fur baby at home. Everyone needs exercise, including the family pooch, so head to your nearest dog-friendly park for some healthy outdoor recreation. It's nothing to bark at. Want to grub, but Sparky still wants its belly…
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Top spots to celebrate the Fourth of July! Grab your family and friends and let freedom ring and a few other things. 1. Hope Mills Independence Day Celebration, July 2, 2022, at the Hope Mills Municipal Park, 5770…
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Spring has Sprung in Fayetteville, So Get Out There! Blossom season is upon us, and Cumberland County is Mother Nature’s canvas. Nowhere is that truer than at the Cape Fear Botanical Garden. The 80-acre garden has various nature walks and specialty gardens with vibrant blooms and collections. A…
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