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especially with those complementary businesses that more children's clothing stores and a sushi bar.
Time to Explore your
It is an exciting time to be downtown, so if you are looking for that cool apartment above shops or to open your own business downtown, call the Downtown
Passion Downtown Do you create things and sell to your friends, who in turn tell you that you should open up a store for your creations? Are you a baker or a chef who wants an outlet to make others happy? Do you might have that entrepreneurial spirit that makes downtown so great and you might want to look at exploring that passion this year by joining the downtown community. Now is the time!
When recently asked on the Downtown www.facebook.com/ downtownfayetteville) what people wanted to see come downtown, answers varied from restaurant options to vintage clothing to more children's stores, but the overall answer was more local, independent retailers. It seems people who come are a lot of fun with family-friendly activities and great entertainment. We even have a growing number of residents downtown who enjoy the atmosphere and vibe of an urban setting with cool lofts and apartments. With that, there are a few opportunities that have yet to be explored,
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We can also connect you with local resources such as solid business advice and help you as you construct your business plan. If you are ready to take the plunge into owning your own business, the tools are there, you just need to start now!
How Much Do You Know
About Downtown? See if you know the answer to this trivia question: When was Huske Hardware House Restaurant and Brewery actually a hardware store?
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Business Spotlight
The Wine Café, with the sounds of toasts and cheers, has already become a hit downtown in the few short months it has been open at 108 Hay St. With a chic store and offering an interactive tasting experience, stations are set up around the including reds, whites and everything in between from around the world. Staff is on-hand to explain the different types of wine and the stations allow for pours from a tasting sample up to a full glass or bottle. Parties can also be booked, so grab that group of friends or even up to 30 and have a great offer small vineyard wines, unique baskets, craft beers, a selection of gourmet deli products and more. Hours of operation are Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m. Visit www.thewinecafeus.com for
Calendar of Events
Jan. 27 – 4th Friday and Arts Alive at 4th Friday, Downtown Alliance and Arts Council, www.theartscouncil.com
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