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52 | March 2020 MARCH 7, 4 – 7 P.M. Fayetteville Woodpeckers Spring Fling Segra Stadium, 460 Hay Street The official kick-off party of spring, featuring a family friendly evening with games and activities for all ages. Regu- lar season tickets for Fayetteville Wood- peckers games will be on sale. The batting cages will be open for batting practice, and the Mellow Mushroom Kids Zone will be open with inflatables. The Duke-UNC basketball game will be showing at Healy's Right Field Bar, and there will be stadium food, craft beer and games to play across the 360- degree concourse. THROUGH APRIL 9 "Regional Artistry: A Unified Vision" Methodist University's David McCune International Art Gallery, opening reception Feb. 6 This exhibit features the works of 14 local and regional artists. Seven of the artists also serve as members of the gallery's advisory board, including Stephanie Bostock, Manisha Devasthali, Guy Jencks, Sandi McFarlane, Beth Williams Pryor, Muriel Roux and Skylor Swann. The exhibit is free and open to the public; however, there is a suggest- ed donation of $10 per visitor. All works exhibited are for sale, with proceeds to benefit the McCune Gallery in support of operational funding for future exhib- its. Go to davidmccunegallery.com for more information and for gallery hours. MARCH 6, 7:30 P.M The Temptations and the Four Tops Crowne Theatre The Temptations and the Four Tops will be back together again as a part of the Community Concert's 84th season. MARCH 7, NOON-5 P.M. Build a Better Murchison 1100 Murchison Road For one day, this event will take over the Murchison Road Corridor to make it more pedestrian and bicycle-friendly, increase safety and bring the commu- nity together. The event will take place along the Murchison Road Corridor, in and around Seabrook Auditorium and in and around Bronco Plaza. This tempo- rary demonstration project will add new crosswalks, a greenery-lined median and a two-way cycle track. The event will also feature live music, food trucks, vendors, and other entertainment. Go to www.betterblockfaync.com MARCH 14, 8 A.M. The Great All-American Warrior 5k Festival Park Hosted by His Outreach Worldwide and His Bread of Life, the event features a certified and timed race, free food, a bouncy house for kids and music by the band 80s Unleashed. Go to runsignup. com. MARCH 14, 8 A.M. St. Patrick's Day 5/10k & Shamrock Kids Run St. Patrick Catholic School, 1620 Marlborough Road. The race will be professionally timed by Run the East on a USATF certified course. All participants receive a race bib, tech fabric T-shirt, and finishers medal. Kid's Shamrock Run is a fun mini-course open to kids ages 3-12 and held on the campus of St. Patrick Cath- olic School. Participants receive a race bib, T-shirt, fun shamrock swag item, and finishers medal. Go to runsignup. com. MARCH 20, 6-10 P.M. Sand Tunes, Music of the Carolina Coast The Carolina Barn at McCormick Farms The Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra partners with Band of Oz for an even- ing of music and dancing. Supported by the Fayetteville Area Shag Association. Go to squareup.com/store/fayetteville- symphony-orchestra/ MARCH 21, 6-7:30 P.M. Build Your Own Charcuterie Board Class Dirtbag Ales, 5435 Corporation Drive, Hope Mills Private, hands-on class where you'll learn how to make the perfect char- cuterie board. The Charcuterie Chic will be teaching tricks of the trade for how to craft a beautiful cheese and char- cuterie board that will wow your part- ner, friends or party guests. Reserva- tions for this workshop are $90/couple. Your ticket includes all ingredients and materials needed to make a personal- ized charcuterie board that you can en- joy while being at the brewery enjoying a night of live music and standup com- edy. Payment for reservations accepted via Venmo @thecharcuteriechic or Pay- Pal.Me/TheCharcuterieChic. MARCH 27, 9 A.M.- MARCH 29, NOON Fayetteville Academy 50th Anniversary Weekend Fayetteville Academy, 3200 Cliffdale Road A weekend of activities highlighted by a formal event Saturday evening. Go to Eventbrite.com or fayacademy.org. APRIL 4, 10 A.M. TO 2 P.M. Friendship House Farmers Market Friendship House, 200 Highland Ave. Featuring Cousins Maine Lobsters, fam- ily-friendly activities and music by The Parsons. APRIL 4, 11 A.M. TO 5 P.M. "Dog Day in the Garden" Cape Fear Botanical Garden, 536 N. Eastern Blvd. Dog Day in the Garden is a special op- portunity to bring the entire family, dogs included, to the garden. The event benefits the Cape Fear Botanical Gar- den and Fayetteville Animal Protection Society. APRIL 6, 5 P.M. TO 8 P.M. Over the Moon Fashion Show Blue Moon Café, 310 Hay Street Blue Moon Café is teaming up with Fab- ulous Finds to for a fashion and dining experience. The event will feature Fab- ulous Finds premiering their new spring clothing while Blue Moon offers wine, cocktails and food. I N S I D E F A Y E T T E V I L L E TEXT "EVENTS" TO 88000 TO STAY UPDATED ON ALL LOCAL EVENTS

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