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Smiling man (Robert Pinson) stands in front of brick building labeled "The Arts Center," with red banners, round lights, and steps leading to entrance.

Smiling man (Robert Pinson) stands in front of brick building labeled "The Arts Center," with red banners, round lights, and steps leading to entrance.

How the Arts Council helps shape Fayetteville’s culture — and what’s next (The Fayetteville Observer)

Apr 7

A group of people sit in a spacious room with exposed brick walls. A person stands speaking at the front. Colorful garlands decorate overhead.

A group of people sit in a spacious room with exposed brick walls. A person stands speaking at the front. Colorful garlands decorate overhead.

Creating Space for the Arts (CityView)

Apr 7

A drummer performs on stage as children sit watching in a school gym. The wall reads "Mustang Pride" with a horse mural. Mood is attentive.

A drummer performs on stage as children sit watching in a school gym. The wall reads "Mustang Pride" with a horse mural. Mood is attentive.

Call for Teaching Artists (Artists in Schools)

Mar 26

A close-up, angled shot of an oil painting housed in an ornate, heavily carved gold frame. The painting depicts a surreal subject: a pale purple duck with its head poking through a central hole in a slice of white bread. The lighting is soft and warm, highlighting the texture of the paint and the intricate floral patterns of the gilded frame.

A close-up, angled shot of an oil painting housed in an ornate, heavily carved gold frame. The painting depicts a surreal subject: a pale purple duck with its head poking through a central hole in a slice of white bread. The lighting is soft and warm, highlighting the texture of the paint and the intricate floral patterns of the gilded frame.

Jury Results - Cumberland County High School Juried Art Show 2026

Mar 24

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