Downtown Fayetteville come alive with the Holiday season the Friday evening after Thanksgiving. Take a break from shopping on "Black Friday" and join us downtown for a candle lit procession, choirs, Scrooge and other Dicken's character's in costume, and some free spiced hot cider!
If you would like to volenteer, contact the Arts Council at 910 323 1776.
Santa will be there with his sled and photographer for the little ones.

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