Built in 1910 as a U.S. Post Office, it houses the galleries and offices of the Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County. The galleries feature rotating art exhibits. The Center is the focal point of Fayetteville's Fourth Friday, an ArtAttack featuring opening art receptions, refreshments and live entertainment along the streets of downtown starting 7pm on the fourth Friday each month.
This renovated full service station includes Amtrak ticket agent on duty, walk-up ticket window sales, free parking and checked baggage, Station open daily 10a.m to 5:45p.m. and 10p.m. to 5:45p.m. Daily trains include: 89, 90 (New York to Savannah, Ga.) and 97, 98 ( New York to Florida). <
Fayetteville, NC Other Attractions Fayetteville's largest indoor & outdoor "real" Flea Market. Open Friday, Saturday, & Sunday; (rain or shine); spaces available to rent by the day, weekend, or by the month.
Fayetteville, NC Flea Markets
Located at the Cross Creek Mall in Fayetteville's premier shopping and restaurant district.Newly renovated, 3-story building, with interior and exterior entrances.
Fayetteville, NC Businesses
Plain old country cookin'. Specializing in barbecue, cooked over hickory wood--unique to this area.
Four indoor batting cages and two full-size basketball courts make this a children's year-round sports center. NET-WORKS run...
Waterpark based on a lake with a variety of water attractions along with swimming, diving, sliding, shipwreck obstacle course...
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