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The Arts Center
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.
301 Hay Street 910-323-1776
Cape Fear Studios
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.148 Maxwell St. 910.433.2986
City Center Gallery & Books
Original art, photographs and reproductions.Postcards and old photographs of Historic Fayetteville.Exclusive agent for artist Bob Rector.Handmade jewelry and other gift items.Used hardback books, trade paperbacks, & children's books.
112 Hay St. 910-678-8899
Fayetteville State University Art Gallery
Enjoy wonderful student artwork at the Rosenthal Art Gallery located at Fayetteville State University.
1200 Murchison Road 910-672-1571
Gallery 208
Curated by the Fayetteville Museum of Art, Gallery 208 highlights the art of North Carolina artists with rotating exhibits year round. Outdoor sculpture also on exhibit.
208 Rowan Street, Fayetteville 910-485-5121
Mallett Rogers House
Built about 1830 and restored in 1986, it features exhibits, paintings, sculpture and mixed-media works by Methodist University art faculty and students. It was originally built for Charles Peter Mallet, a textile mill owner whose father served in the Revolutionary War and acquired the property as early as 1767.
5400 Ramsey St. 910-630-7004
Fayetteville Art Guild and Gallery ONE13
The purpose of this non-profit organization of art enthusiasts is to encourage self-expression through the visual arts, and to foster awareness, appreciation and artistic development through educational programs for the residents of Fayetteville and the surrounding counties.
113 Gillespie Street 910-223-2787
Local Artists
America’s hometown is also proud home to a thriving arts scene. To some of the people who fill our county with color, visit these two resources:
The Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County Opportunities
Cape Fear Studios Members
Create your Masterpiece
Throughout Cumberland County, budding artists can paint, potter and create at a variety of venues. An overview of locations with a brief description of projects and classes are below. Please call the location directly for more information.A.C. Moore Arts & Crafts
Offers: cake decorating, jewelry, crocheting, knitting5075 Morganton Rd. 910.864.5013
Cape Fear Studios
Offers stained glass, sketching, still life148 Maxwell Street 910-433-2986
Claytime, Inc.
Offers: pottery, painting and printmaking3123 Main Street 910-480-2529
Crafts Frames & Things
Offers: cake decorating, smocking and quilting108 Owen Dr. 910.485.4833
Greg's! Art Gallery
Offers: paint-your-own pottery122 Maxwell St. 910.483.8355
Hancock Fabrics
Offers: classes for anything to do with fabric3008 Raeford Rd. 910.486.4892
Hobby Lobby Creative Centers
Offers: painting, cake decorating, jewelry1748 B Skibo Road 910-860-0006
Jo-Ann Fabrics and Crafts
Offers: sewing , quilting1800 Skibo Rd. 910.867.5856
Just Claying Around
Offers: paint-your-own pottery and pottery projects for children.201 South McPherson Church Rd. 910.487.9242
Loafing Artist Studio
Offers: paining classes108 Hay Street - 2nd Floor 910-323-0046
Michael's Arts & Crafts
Offers: cake decorating.
2091 Skibo Rd. 910.860.2653
Mill House Art (The Artist Mill)
Offers: Raku making208 North Cool Spring Street 910-433-2986
Places to View Local Sculpure
Airborne and Special Operations Museum
General Shelton
100 Bragg Blvd. 910-483-3003
Cape Fear Botanical Garden
536 North Eastern Blvd (910) 486-0221
Cape Fear Valley Hospital
Globe to represent take care of all1638 Owen Drive (910) 609-4000
Cross Creek Cemetery
On Cool Spring St. FILI Parade Grounds Monument & Gravesite of Isaac Hammond – Fifer a free black man.North Cool Spring and Grove Streets 1-800-255-8217
Cross Creek Park
Statue of the Marquis de LafayetteAngel of Hope Statue
Green St. 910-433-1547
Cumberland County Library
"Windowstone" Sculpture Greets Library’s Visitors – weights 10,000 pounds and features six slabs of marble arranged in such a way to create a window view of the library.Star Gate 2003, sculpture that is suspended between two cellular phone towers at Maiden Lane and Ray Ave.300 Maiden Lane 910-483-7727
Fayetteville Regional Airport
400 Airport Road 910-433-1160
Fayetteville State University
Two Bronze Bronco Statues located at the corner of Langdon and Murchison Road Statues’ creator, Jon Hair 7 feet tall, 2,000lbs.1200 Murchison Road, 910-672-1111
Festival Park
Local greenspace and arts events venue.
Hay Street and Ray Avenue 910-433-1547
Fort Bragg
Iron Mike – In honor of the airborne trooper, Iron Mike represents those soldiers whose courage, dedication and traditions make them the world’s finest fighting men. Located at Randolph and Armistead.Fort Bragg 396-7506
Green Light Gallery
The only gallery that sells David McCune’s Sculpture
David is founder and president of McCune Technology/Fayetteville Steel
417 Hay Street 910-321-1542
Methodist University
‘Elevated Visions’ Dedicated in 9-07 1st piece of external art to be installed on MU campus. Weight 350#s and is over 10 ‘ tall 5’ wide.Artist Michael Baker ‘DNA’ & ‘π’ located in front of the Math Science Dept.,
Artist David McCune ‘08 Red-Tailed Hawk 1st floor of Science Bldg painting of red-tailed hawk
5400 Ramsey St. (910) 630-7000
Museum of the Cape Fear Historical Complex
The Ghost Tower a replica of one of the Arsenal original towers located at Arsenal Park, part of the Museum of the Cape Fear Historical Complex. Monument in front of Museum Dedicated 1928 By NC Historical Commission & J.E.B. Stuart Chapter of United Daughters of Confederacy801 Arsenal Avenue 910-486-1330
MLK Park
13 acres of land commemoration the life of Dr. Martin Luther King.Sculpture of Dr. King
739 Blue Street 910-433-1547
Hotel Prince Charles
Stainless Steel Chalice the centerpiece @ The Scotch Spring Fountain located between Prince Charles Hotel and Amtrak on Hay Street.450 Hay Street 910-433-4444
Up and Coming Magazine
208 Rowan Street 910-484-6200
VA Veterans Administration Hospital
Wishing well in front of hospital2300 Ramsey Street (910) 488-2120
Iron Mike Statue
This 15-foot statue is dedicated to the airborne trooper who is always watching, waiting, and alert. "Iron Mike", the post's most prominent symbol since 1961; was the creation of the wife of a former deputy post chaplain. His stance is that of an airborne soldier who has completed a combat jump. PFC Michael A. Scambellure, an 82nd Airborne Division soldier, who received the Silver Star for his heroic actions in Sicily, originally inspired the statue.
100 Bragg Boulevard
Art Events & Happenings
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