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Seafaring ships have wrecked in the Graveyard of the Atlantic, an area of treacherous waters off North Carolina’s Outer Banks, for more than 300 years. There was no organization to aid distressed sailors until 1874, when the U.S. Lifesaving Service was created.
$10 Admission includes free parking, free shows, and free rides.
Come enjoy the savory taste of traditional Greek food.
To benefit Fayetteville Animal Protection Society, no-kill shelter.
Bring your canine pal downtown for an informal gethering and parade in honor of the Marquis de Lafayette. Dogs of French desent, from poodles to bijons, will be the starts of the show but anyone can join in the fun!
Put on your running shoes and join the Lafayette Rotary Club in celebrating Lafayette's Birthday!
The popular Festival of Yesteryear returns to the Museum of the Cape Fear Historical Complex just in time for Lafayette's birthday. This festival highlights the state's Colonial and Revolutionary War hsitory and is an amazing historical experience for all ages. It's a full day of family fun and it's all FREE--consider it a "cultural stimulus package" for these tough economic times!
Experience the gastronomic pleasures of France without leaving Fayetteville!
Come see some of North Carolina's best fencers competing for top prize in the 2nd Annual Lafayette Open Tournament.
The Lafayette is one of the Cultural Heritage Driving Trails, a new program of the Fayetteville Area Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Get ready for the sounds of the season with the 2010 premier FREE Concert Series Fayetteville After Five! Grab your best friend, a lawn chair or blanket and relax on the Festival Park lawn while taking in some free entertainment and sipping on a refreshing beverage of your choice. Chairmen of the Board will perform.
Fourth Friday is a true celebration of the arts and downtown. Folks of all ages get a taste of Fayetteville's art and entertainment while enjoying the small galleries, bookstores, bistros and shops with unique items for shoppers. Even the streets become the stage for roaming magicians, puppet shows and drum circles. Exhibits, entertainment, refreshments and featured artists all combine to bring the art of Fayetteville to everyone – free of charge!
Fayetteville has a rich and long history of celebrating its multicultural population.
The 9th annual celebration of African American Culture featuring: Black Heritage Exhibits, Gospel Singers, Vendors, Southern Style Food, Children’s Games, Dancers, Clown, Steppers, Storytellers, and much more. Admission is FREE!
Join Cape Fear Botanical Garden as they celebrate life at the turn of the 19th Century! Visitors will enjoy activities for all ages, including hayrides, pony rides, barnyard animals, agricultural exhibits, old-fashion food preparation demonstrations, and live bluegrass music! Also, enjoy traditional crafts like tatting, spinning, quilting and basketry, and play hopscotch, marbles, egg races and more. Meet you in the 19th century!
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