NOVEMBER 18-24, 2015 UCW 7
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Be sure to check out
visitdowntownfaye eville.com to see our entire list of Downtown
shops and restaurants. We'll see you Downtown!
Stu ed this holiday? Downtown provides a
great place to work o all those extra calories!
5
PLACES TO
GET FIT
Stretch, climb, kick and sweat
to work off your holiday food in
Downtown Fayetteville.
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BLOCKS OF
SIDEWALK
Walk through treelined streets &
take in the sights and sounds of
the heart of Fayetteville.
2
DAYS OF
FRESH PRODUCE
Visit City Market at the Museum
every Wednesday and Saturday in
Downtown for Thanksgiving treats.
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WIDE OPEN
SPACES
Enjoy the area's great
parks with trails to run and
places to explore!
A FAMILY TRADITION
CONTINUES
November wraps up with Christmastime favorite, A Dickens Holiday, held
from 1-9 p.m. at the Arts Council of Faye€ eville/Cumberland County. Join
us Downtown on Friday, November 27th for an old-fashioned Christmas
celebration. The day features Scrooge, Marley, and other characters from
"A Christmas Carol" as well as depictions of actual people who lived during
Victorian times.
The a‹ ernoon also includes carriage rides, Father Christmas photos, holiday
music, and carolers. Stick around for the candlelight procession at 5:30 p.m. that
will stretch from the Arts Council to the Market House, followed by fi reworks.
"Annie's Alehouse," a food court and performance area behind the Arts Council
building that is modeled on the old Victorian pubs, will be open following the
fi reworks during "Dickens A‹ er Dark."
While others retreat, we are
moving forward.
Some publication's numbers are falling behind. Your free community paper is moving forward.
Readership of free community papers is now higher than paid daily papers, and continues to grow.
Rather than being replaced by "instant" media, your local free community paper has become an
important part of our neighborhood.
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