CityView Magazine

D reamers hoping for a fresh start. Heroes coming home from battle. Family members returning to the arms of loved ones. They all arrive here every day, often by way of our bustling airport, which bears the International Air Transport Association code name FAY. They all have one thing in common: Fayetteville is their destination. DestinationFAY. Fayetteville welcomes them all. Home to one of the largest military installations in the world, Fayetteville is proud of its mix of nationalities, ethnicities and cultures. Fayetteville is like a restaurant that serves up the best Southern barbecue, the finest filet mignon and the perfect Vietnamese pho: all so different; all delicious. Whether someone is here for a night or a lifetime, CityView Magazine's exciting new annual publication, DestinationFAY, will take them on a tour in insightful words, beautiful photos and insider tips of the community we love. Our award-winning writers and photographers will fill them in on everything they need to know, from food, shopping, arts and outdoor fun to helpful facts and pertinent information. (And by the way, we'll fill them in on where to find the best Southern barbecue, the finest filet mignon and the perfect Vietnamese pho!) CITYVIEW IS EXCITED TO ANNNOUNCE DestinationFAY FINE ARTS EXPRESS YOUR CREATIVE SIDE WITH A DEGREE IN MUSIC • VISUAL ARTS • THEATER SPRING 8-WEEK CLASSES BEGIN MARCH 11 – REGISTER TODAY! Upon successful completion of a college transfer degree, students are prepared to enter a 4-year college as a junior! Questions about Fine Arts in Music, Theater, or Visual Arts? Dennis Johnson at johnsden@faytechcc.edu Save money on tuition and other expenses with a college transfer degree! www.faytechcc.edu • (910) 678-8400 Arts and Culture Newcomers to Fayetteville and Cumberland County may be surprised by the variety and number of the arts and culture offerings available in the community. In Fayetteville, it seems it's always showtime somewhere. The Cape Fear Regional Theatre, which dates back to 1962, long ago established its reputation for memorable productions from classics such as "The Sound of Music," "The King and I," and "South Pacific" to the more whimsical "Little Mermaid," "Beauty and the Beast″ and "Shrek." And nearly every Broadway in between. In 2021, the theater began an extensive renovation that included replacing the old seating with new luxury chairs and a state-of-the-art sound system. The venue in the heart of the historic Haymount district features a 285-seat main stage and contracts actors, writers and designers from throughout the country. Each year, the theater presents a six-show season along with education and outreach programs that serve varying socioeconomic and ethnic backgrounds, including the students from the area's schools. 1209 Hay St. Call (910) 323-4233. Visit online at cfrt.org. 4 5 DestinationFAY DestinationFAY Call 910-423-6500 or email sales@cityviewnc.com CityViewNC.com | 3 DestinationFay is the ultimate guide to life in Fayetteville, and we want you to be involved! DestinationFAY gives you the opportunity to tell our readers about your business and the quality services and products you offer. CityView will publish 25,000 copies of this valuable guide that will be available year-round to our readers. They will be distributed all over Cumberland County to a targeted, valuable audience, including real estate agencies, our Fayetteville Area Convention and Visitor's Bureau, new home buyers and on Fort Bragg. A shareable online version of the directory will also be available.

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