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54 | May/June 2018 MAY 11 Fayetteville After Five and Food Truck Friday Festival Park 120 Minutes, a '90s variety band, and Bad Inc., a Bad Company tribute band will perform. Gates open at 5 p.m. with acts starting around 7 p.m. You can't bring food or beverages to this free event. But food trucks will be on hand. For information, check http://bit. ly/2HFlEHQ. MAY 12, 8 A.M. Cole Humphrey Run/Walk Cape Fear High School Participants can run or walk 2.5, 5 or 10 kilometers. Runs are timed and top finishers can receive awards. Proceeds go to the Cole Humphrey Memorial En- dowment, which supports football and baseball at Cape Fear High School. For information, check colehumphreyrun. com. MAY 17-JUNE 3 Crowns: A Gospel Musical Cape Fear Regional Theatre This musical tells the story of a Brook- lyn-born young woman who goes South after her brother's death and finds strength in the wise women she meets – and a connection to their heritage and traditions in the dazzling hats they wear. For information, check cfrt.org. MAY 19, 8.30 A.M. The Derby Run/Walk Terry Sanford High School The third annual run/walk in memory of Justin Lopes will raise money for the Child Advocacy Center, Cy's World Foundation and the Justin Richard Lopes Memorial Scholarship. Partici- pants are urged to wear their best Der- by Run hat or costume. For information, check http://bit.ly/2qN86QN. MAY 19, 10 A.M. Field of Honor opening ceremony Airborne & Special Operations Museum Hundreds of flags will fly on the mu- seum's parade ground from this date through July 6 as part of the annual North Carolina Field of Honor. Each flag honors a current or past service mem- ber. It's a stirring sight. Proceeds ben- efit the museum and the Cool Spring Downtown District, which host the event. For information, check ncfieldof- honor.com. MAY 20, 8 A.M. Stars & Stripes Celebrity Invitational Gates Four Golf & Country Club Started by businessman Richard Guy, this golf tournament raises money to benefit the military and others in need in the Fayetteville community. For in- formation, check facebook.com/Star- sandStripesGolf. MAY 21-24 All American Week Fort Bragg This celebration by the 82nd Airborne Division features events like the Division Run, with more than 17,000 paratroop- ers participating; a memorial to fallen troops; a parachute jump; a chance to jump off the 34-foot training tower; and more for soldiers, veterans, families and civilians. For information, check 82ndair- borneassociation.org/events.html. MAY 22, 3-7 P.M. Building Business Rally Fayetteville Technical Community College Join purchasing and procurement rep- resentatives from the largest agencies in Cumberland and Hoke counties at a local Building Business Rally in FTCC's Horace Sisk Gymnasium at 2201 Hull Road. Learn how to do business with these organizations and the types of goods and services they need. For in- formation, check faybids.com. MAY 25, 6-9 P.M. 4th Friday Downtown Fayetteville If it's the 4th Friday of the month, it's time to head downtown and check out the arts, entertainment, food and spe- cial fun times that have been cooked up for this monthly family-friendly event. For information, check visitdowntown- fayetteville.com. I N S I D E F A Y E T T E V I L L E M a y 1 9 M a y 2 1 - 2 4 M a y 1 1 TEXT "EVENTS" TO 88000 TO STAY UPDATED ON ALL LOCAL EVENTS

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