Arts & Leisure

Home to a collective group of local artists and crafters displaying and selling their works, artists and artists at heart will find what they are looking for.  Visit with local artists, share ideas, and browse around.  There are locally made silks and fabrics, jewelry, primitives, sculpture, glass, hand-woven baskets and one of a kind treasures!

Formerly the old site of a United States Post Office and a public library, this building now houses the Arts Council.  The Arts Council Galleries feature local and regional artists.  The group hosts numerous free art events for the community and visitors alike such as monthly Fourth Friday & Market Days events, the annual International Folk Festival in September, A Dickens Holiday during the holiday season, and other visual art exhibitions.

The Museum was founded in 1971.  Originally housed in downtown Fayetteville's historic Market House, the Museum moved in 1978 to its present facility that was the first building in the State of North Carolina designed and built as an Art Museum.  It offers a variety of world-class art exhibits as well as concerts, workshops, and special events.  The modern facility includes two galleries, classrooms, studio space, an art reference library, a museum store, and 5.8 acre grounds and pond that provide a wonderful place to gather and relax.

This modern-day entertainment venue is located on the east bank of the Cape Fear River and is named after the old ferry landing at Campbelton village. Campbelton was the first settlement in the area, incorporated in 1762 and located on the west bank of the river. It wasn't until 1819 that the first bridge crossing the river was constructed to bring people over to the east bank. Campbellton Landing is the site of some of the best-kept Confederate breastworks.  An array of events for all ages are now hosted at this historic site.

Home of the Fayetteville State University Theater Company.  Call ahead for show information or to schedule a visit.