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68 | October 2017 OCTOBER 6, 6-10:30 P.M. 6th Annual Woofstock Cape Fear Botanical Garden Despite its groovy attitude and laid-back atmosphere, this is an event with a pur- pose – finding forever homes for our community's homeless pets. Come eat, drink and be merry – and make yourself top dog in the eyes of lots of four-leg- ged friends. For information and tickets, visit Fayetteville Animal Protection Soci- ety's website – fapspet.org/woofstock. OCTOBER 7, 9 A.M. Third Annual Human Foosball Tournament Airborne and Special Operations Museum This may sound wacky – and be a little wacky – but it's also fun and a flashback to a time when there was hardly a bar- racks that didn't have a foosball table in the day room. Six-player teams will bat- tle for cash prizes for first through third place. It's fun to watch or do. For infor- mation, check asomf.org. OCTOBER 12, 6 P.M. CityView Magazine Food & Wine Party Cape Fear Botanical Garden Join us, the staff at CityView Magazine, as we celebrate our ever-popular Octo- ber Food & Wine special issue – which you're reading right now! This is a fun event featuring music, dancing, small bites from local restaurants and com- plimentary drinks. Money raised from the event will be donated to a local charity. Tickets are $35 and are available at cv2017.eventbrite.com. For informa- tion, call 910-423-6500 or check city- viewnc.com. OCTOBER 13-15 Indigo Moon Film Festival Downtown Fayetteville More than 45 independent films will be screened during this three-day festival at four sites that are within easy walk- ing distance of each other. There's a huge variety of films with a wide range of stories and topics. The festival leads off Friday night with the North Carolina premiere of "Hondros," a documentary about the late Chris Hondros, a Fayette- ville native and award-winning photo- journalist who was killed in 2011 while covering fighting in Libya. The rest of the films will be showed Saturday. On Sun- day, the festival will announce its win- ners, then rescreen the winning films. Check indigomoonfilmfestival.com for tickets, times and other information. OCTOBER 14, 7-11 P.M. Pinwheel Masquerade Ball & Auction The Metropolitan Room This is your chance to be a masked hero – or heroine – and to have a great time while you're at it. This elegant evening features culinary delicacies, live and silent auctions, music and mask contests. Proceeds go to the Child Advocacy Center which works to protect children and stop child abuse. For information, check CACFayNC.org or call 910-486-9700. OCTOBER 14, 7:30 P.M. Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra Huff Concert Hall at Methodist University This family-friendly concert will be rat- ed Arrr – for pirates. The symphony will be performing Wagner's Overture to the Flying Dutchman, music from "Hook" and "Pirates of the Caribbean" and more. An added enticement – you can come dressed in your best pirate outfit. Check fayettevillesymphony.org/2017- 2018-concerts for information. OCTOBER 14, 8 A.M. – 3 P.M. NC Grape Festival Lu Mil Vineyard You can channel your inner Lucille Ball and stomp grapes at this festival or pick them, sip wine, tour the vineyard, listen to Black Water R&B Band or shop at the "super" yard sale that will be held. The grape stomp is an actual competition. For information about this event in Eliz- abethtown, check lumilvineyard.com or call 910-866-5819. OCTOBER 19-21 Dogwood Fall Festival Festival Park You can find plenty to do at this three- day festival, from listening to bands to partaking of the offerings from food trucks and craft beer providers to going on a hayride. If you want to feel the wil- lies, try the guided walking tour through a historic cemetery or check out the Dark Dream Haunted House. Check fay- dogwoodfestival.com for information. I N S I D E F A Y E T T E V I L L E O c t o b e r 1 2 O c t o b e r 1 4 O c t o b e r 6

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