Did the end of the year arrive quicker than expected, and now you're stuck thinking of ways to not bust the budget but still make the end of your year memorable? Celebrate the end of a productive year with a cozy overnight stay to enjoy a vibrant countdown, memorable sights, unique tastes, and…
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The Holidays are here, which means more area Christmas-themed events than you can shake a candy cane at. But there's also plenty of comedy shows, concerts, and other exciting things to do in and around Greater Fayetteville. So, bundle up and get out there! A Christmas Story Nov. 26-Dec. 6 Gilbert…
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Whether you’re checking under the bed to make sure there aren’t any goblins hiding out or you’ve tucked your own favorite monster into bed, there’s still plenty of fun for the adults to enjoy in Fayetteville and Cumberland County, this spooky season. Hallowe'en Revels “Seance and Secrets” at the…
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October is here, so it's time to embrace the chill in the air. Get ready for fall festivals, spooky costumes, and lots of sweets from trunk-or-treating! Here's what's up next for the Greater Fayetteville area: The Celebrity Shot at Archives Oct. 1 (recurs monthly on the 1 st ) 723 W. Rowan St. Enjoy…
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Cooler temps are finally here with local events just as cool, so don’t stop exploring for weather's sake! Here’s a quick cheat sheet on just some of the things you can do in Fayetteville in September! First Friday on Main Sept. 5 Main St., Spring Lake Round up the family and friends for Spring…
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July means food, fun, and, of course, fabulous fireworks, but 4th of July festivities will be extra loud this year thanks to actor/rapper Ludacris performing at Fort Bragg's annual base bash. So, get ready to be entertained! FORT BRAGG RED, WHITE AND BOOM FEST (FEAT. LUDACRIS) June 28 Fort Bragg…
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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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Tourism is an industry that strengthens our economy and connects our country. During National Travel and Tourism Week, we celebrate the industry's critical role in powering our nation's economy, communities, and connections. A passionate arts community, hidden treasures to explore, and a thriving…
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Memorial Day is the day the United States remembers and honors our veterans who died in service to our country, and the weekend is the unofficial start of summer. Spend your long weekend in Fayetteville and explore some of our favorite veteran-owned businesses and pay tribute to those who sacrificed…
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Fall is finally here, so it's time to get excited about the cooler temps and top picks for October fun! Unique & Unusual Indigo Moon Festival Oct. 13-15 / Multiple venues The Indigo Moon Film Festival returns for another year and is bigger and better than ever, thanks to more than 80 films for…
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