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Fayetteville Dog-
wood Festival
through April 30
in Downtown Fayetteville and
Festival Park. Visit http://www.
faydogwoodfestival.com for more
information. Gates open at 5 p.m.
4th Friday in Downtown Fayette-
ville. 6-10 p.m. Enjoy art, music,
dining and more. Call (910)
222-3382 or (910) 323-1776 for
details.
FTCC Foundation Golf Tour-
nament at Gates Four Country
Club. Visit foundation@faytechcc.
edu or call 910 678-8441 for
information.
Ken Ludwig's
Baskerville: A Sher-
lock Holmes Mys-
tery at Cape Fear Regional
Theatre through April 23. Visit
http://www.cfrt.org for tickets
and information.
Third Thursday: Beer,
BBQ & Boots at Cape Fear
Botanical Garden. 6-9 p.m.
Visit http://capefearbg.org for
details.
Local History Presenta-
tion: History of St. John's
Episcopal Church at Head-
quarters Library, Cumberland
County Public Library and
Information Center. 6:30 p.m.
(910) 433-1457.
Ken Ludwig's
Baskerville: A
Sherlock Holmes
Mystery at Cape
Fear Regional Theatre
through April 23. Visit http://
www.cfrt.org for tickets and
information.
Fayetteville State Univer-
sity Presents: The Cry
of Jeremiah! at Second
Missionary Baptist Church.
5-7p.m. For details visit http://
fsuarts.com.
As You Like LIT "An irrever-
ent celebration of Shake-
speare." Various venues and
times. Visit http://www.sweet-
teashakespeare.com/event/
as-you-like-lit/
Ken Ludwig's
Baskerville: A
Sherlock Holmes
Mystery at Cape Fear Regional
Theatre through April 23. Visit
http://www.cfrt.org for tickets
and information.
Lake Rim Kayak Tour at Lake
Rim Park. 5:30
p.m. Call (910)
433-1018 to
register.
As You Like LIT
"An irreverent
celebration of
Shakespeare."
Various venues and times.
Visit http://www.sweetteashake-
speare.com/event/as-you-like-
lit/
Fayetteville Dog-
wood Festival
through April 30 in
Downtown Fayetteville and
Festival Park. Visit http://www.
faydogwoodfestival.com for
more information.
Duck Derby at Festival Park
3 p.m. Watch thousands of
Ducks float down Cross Creek
to raise money for nonprofits
and schools.
Free. Visit http://
www.duckrace.
com/fayetteville-
duckderby or call
(910) 483-5944
for information.
Hogs & Rags Rally de-
parts from ASOM at
7a.m. Register online at
www.hogsandrags.org
Spring Plant Sale at 301 E Moun-
tain Drive #140, 9 p.m.-1p.m. Hosted
by the CC Extension Master Garden-
er Volunteers. Call (910) 321-6860
for more information.
Mann's World Tour
at the Crown featur-
ing Tamela and
David Mann. Visit
capefeartix.com for
tickets.
CROP Hunger Walk at Evans
Metropolitan AME Zion, 301 N Cool
Spring Street. Proceeds benefit
Church World Service and Second
Harvest. (910) 818-9938.
City Market at the Mu-
seum at 325 Franklin
Street. 2-6 p.m. Visit
https://www.visitnc.
com/listing/downtown-fayette-
ville-farmer-s-market for more
information.
Saint John's Episco-
pal Church Exhibit
at Fayetteville Area
Transportation and Local His-
tory Museum through June 10.
Visit http://fcpr.us/facilities/mu-
seums/transportion-museum or
call (910) 433-1457 for details.
Fort Bragg Fair at the Fort
Bragg Fairgrounds through May
14. Call (910) 396-9126 for
more information.
Bluegrass and BBQ Silent
Auction at FTCC's Tony Rand
Center. Proceeds benefit the
FTCC Foundation. Visit founda-
tion@faytechcc.edu or call 910
678-8441 for information.
City Market at the
Museum at 325
Franklin Street. 2-6
p.m. Visit https://
www.visitnc.com/
listing/downtown-fayetteville-
farmer-s-marketfor more
information.
Fascinate-U has hands-on ex-
hibits and is fun for kids! In our
mini-city everything is kid-sized!
Call (910) 829-9171 for hours of
operation and more information.
Birding in the Sandhills at
Carvers Creek State Park.
4:30 p.m. Call (910) 436-4681
for more information.
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April 22 Rogue Roller Girls
Double-Header @ Crown
Arena. This is their 10th anni-
versary! Doors open at 4pm,
game starts at 5pm. A $250
check will presented to Fay-
etteville office of The Autism
Society of North Carolina.
www.fayettevillerollerderby.
com
May 20 The Sandhills Sanko-
fa Festival takes place at
Mendoza Park, a Spring Lake
Community event celebrating
the African-American culture.
Vendor spots open. Call (910)
568-5809 for information.
1 Million Cups at FTCC.
Wednesday mornings 9 to 10
a.m. in General Classroom
Building, room 114. Visit 1mil-
lioncups.com/fayetteville for
information.
Destiny Now Academy is
now enrolling grades pre-K
through 12. Register now
and receive 50 percent off
the application fee. Schedule
a school tour with Principal
Reaves by calling 910-485-
7383, or visit www.dnacad-
emy.org. Scholarship informa-
tion available at www.ncseaa.
edu.
Cape Fear Valley Hospice
is seeking volunteers to
provide companionship and
social support to our patients
in the Cumberland County
area. Training is provided.
Background check and drug
screen required. For more
information please call 609-
6710.
Free Senior Dance the first
Thursday of every month,
hosted by the Retired Military
Association. Call 868-9533
for more information.
Blind and visually impaired
support group meets the sec-
ond Thursday of every month
at 10 a.m. Call 739-2799 for
more information.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 6018 of Fayetteville
meets on the second Sunday
of each month at 3 p.m. at
116 Chance St. Call 323-3755
for more information.
The Retired Military Associa-
tion and Auxiliary meet the
second Friday of each month
at noon for a pot luck lunch
and a meeting. Call 486-9398
for more information.
Support group for victims of
sexual violence. The group
meets every Monday at
12 p.m. Please call Rape
Crisis Volunteers of Cumber-
land County for more infor-
mation at 485-7273. Adult
females only.
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FORT BRAGG/POPE A.A.F.
Bragg 'n Barn Thrift Shop
is open Tuesday-Saturday
9a.m. -2p.m. Donations
gladly accepted. fbthrifts
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hop@aol.com 907-4053.
Frame and Design Arts
offers framing, engraving,
embroidery and more. Call
394-4192 for more informa
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tion.
Fort Bragg Auto Skills
Centers provide bays with
lifts, tools and data software
or hard copy instructions
for vehicle repair. There
are certified technicians on
hand. Call 394-2293 or 396-
8665 for information.
The Fort Bragg Clay Target
Center is located at 651 E.
Manchester Rd. It is open
10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday
through Sunday. Call 436-
9489 for more information.
Suicide Prevention info:
Fort Bragg Help Line 396-
HELP (4357). National Sui
-
cide Hotline: 1-800-suicide,
(800)784-2433, National
Lifeline: (800)273-TALK
(8255), Military One Source:
(800)342-9647.
The Recycling Center on
Fort Bragg accepts elec-
tronic waste, used cooking
oil and other recyclables at
the facility behind building
3-1137 in the Directorate of
Public Works campus on the
corner of Butner and Reilly
Roads, Monday through
Friday from 7:30 a.m. until 4
p.m. For more information,
contact Recycling Specialist
Jeff Sloop at 432-6412 or
visit sustainablefortbragg.
com/braggaboutrecycling/
or www.facebook.com/
braggaboutrecycling.
May 11 (10 a.m.-12 p.m.,
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Fayetteville Dogwood
Festival through April 30
in Downtown Fayette-
ville and Festival Park. Visit http://
www.faydogwoodfestival.com for
more information.
Fayetteville Symphony Orches-
tra's SHH ... It's a Secret reveals
the symphony's next conductor.
6:30 p.m. at Speakeasy Studio
215. Call (910) 433-4690 or
visit www.
fayette-
villesym-
phony.org
for tickets
and infor-
mation.
