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This 4th Friday, July 24, the Arts Council
of Fayetteville/Cumberland County debuts the
juried photography exhibition, Get the Picture?
Join us at the Arts Council Building, 301 Hay
St., in historic downtown Fayetteville for live
entertainment and refreshments from 7-9 p.m.
Get the Picture is an eclectic exhibition
of photographs from people all over the 
area.
Shutterbugs turned in their artwork over the
past weekend, and those photos chosen will be
on display during 4th Friday and throughout
the month.
The 4th Friday event has been bringing
together some of the area’s most talented artist,
and showcasing the work of the unknown artist,
for more than 10 years. It’s an event that invites
participants to immerse themselves in the arts,
both visual and performance, and it’s free.
A variety of performers and vendors will be
set up along Hay Street, which will be closed to
vehicles from 5 until 10 p.m.
The Arts Council gallery is open Monday
throug Thursday, 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m.; Friday,
8:30 a.m. until noon; and Saturday, noon until
4 p.m. Admission is free.
For more information, call (910) 323-1776
or visit www.theartscouncil.com.
After you check out the Arts Council exhibit,
be sure to wander downtown and visit some of
these other great stops:
Beads & Botanicals: Acoustic guitar by
Jenelle Aubade-Caracas.
Cape Fear Studios: Sculpture by University
of North Carolina-Pembroke art professor Adam
Walls and his students. Walls’ art includes plaster
cast forms, steel fabrication, wood working and
paintings. Student artwork includes sculptures in
steel, plaster and stone. Refreshments.
CJ Designs, Inc.: Italian artist Romana
Gennaro. Her artwork has been displayed in
galleries and museums throughout Italy and the
U.S. Her eye for color and composition help her
to create one of a kind intricate wearable art.
Cotton Exchange: Jazz by Cape Fear Music
Center. Refreshments.
Fascinate-U: Make-and-take arts & crafts,
floppy sun hats. Light refreshments.
Fayetteville Area Transportation Museum:
Exhibits and artifacts of transportation from days
gone by. The museum is housed in the restored
circa 1890 Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroad
Depot. New collection of vintage cars on display.
Headquarters Library: Cool off with an
exciting mix of blues from Claudia Swartz and
Blues Enigma.
Market House: Exhibition about the role of
the local area relative to the Revolutionary War.
Rude Awakening: Metal Art by David McCune.
White Trash: Mosaic cakes & cupcakes by
Michelle Legler.
area.
Shutterbugs turned in their artwork over the
past weekend, and those photos chosen will be
on display during 4th Friday and throughout
the month.
The 4th Friday event has been bringing
together some of the area’s most talented artist,
and showcasing the work of the unknown artist,
for more than 10 years. It’s an event that invites
participants to immerse themselves in the arts,
both visual and performance, and it’s free.
A variety of performers and vendors will be
set up along Hay Street, which will be closed to
vehicles from 5 until 10 p.m.
The Arts Council gallery is open Monday
throug Thursday, 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m.; Friday,
8:30 a.m. until noon; and Saturday, noon until
4 p.m. Admission is free.
For more information, call (910) 323-1776
or visit www.theartscouncil.com.
After you check out the Arts Council exhibit,
be sure to wander downtown and visit some of
these other great stops:
Beads & Botanicals: Acoustic guitar by
Jenelle Aubade-Caracas.
Cape Fear Studios: Sculpture by University
of North Carolina-Pembroke art professor Adam
Walls and his students. Walls’ art includes plaster
cast forms, steel fabrication, wood working and
paintings. Student artwork includes sculptures in
steel, plaster and stone. Refreshments.
CJ Designs, Inc.: Italian artist Romana
Gennaro. Her artwork has been displayed in
galleries and museums throughout Italy and the
U.S. Her eye for color and composition help her
to create one of a kind intricate wearable art.
Cotton Exchange: Jazz by Cape Fear Music
Center. Refreshments.
Fascinate-U: Make-and-take arts & crafts,
floppy sun hats. Light refreshments.
Fayetteville Area Transportation Museum:
Exhibits and artifacts of transportation from days
gone by. The museum is housed in the restored
circa 1890 Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroad
Depot. New collection of vintage cars on display.
Headquarters Library: Cool off with an
exciting mix of blues from Claudia Swartz and
Blues Enigma.
Market House: Exhibition about the role of
the local area relative to the Revolutionary War.
Rude Awakening: Metal Art by David McCune.
White Trash: Mosaic cakes & cupcakes by
Michelle Legler.