[Fayetteville, North Carolina] – The Arts Council of Fayetteville|Cumberland County announces the 2021 Schedule of Performances for the 22nd Annual A Dickens Holiday: A Unique Holiday & Shopping Experience on Friday, November 26, 2021 in Historic Downtown Fayetteville. All street festivities are free to attend and open to the public.
Celebrations of Festive Music & Dance
Schedule of Performances
100 Block (Capitol Encore)
Canterbury Dance Group 1p
Coventry Carolers 1:30p
Canterbury Dance Group 2:30p
Fay Symphony Youth Orchestra 3p
Oakwood Waits Ensemble 4p
Juggler: Tain Collins 4:30p
Fire Performance 6:30p
Fire Performance 7:30p
200 Block (CSDD Office)
Highland Brass Ensemble 1p
Oakwood Waits Ensemble 3p
Highland Brass Ensemble 3:30p
Coventry Carolers 4:30p
300 Block (Arts Council)
Anthony Sutton & Friends 1p
Anthony Sutton & Friends 2p
Gilbert Glee 2:30p
Coventry Carolers 3:15p
Alpha Omega Dance Academy: 4p
Excerpts of The Nutcracker
Oakwood Waits Ensemble 5p
Tree Lighting w/ Winslow Ratliff Jr. 6p
Winslow Ratliff Jr. 7p
Download the official Press Release, Event Logo, Event Map, and Schedule of Performances: 2021 Dickens Holiday
Email interview questions for the Arts Council of Fayetteville (allow 24 hours for written responses):
Christy McNeil
Director of Marketing
Email requests to interview Performing Artist(s) (contact info will be provided to coordinate interview directly with the performing artist(s)):
Antonio Renteria
Director of Operations
EVENT PARTNERS
SUPPORTING PARTNERS
FRIENDS OF THE ARTS
Fayetteville Cumberland Economic Development Corp
First Citizens Bank
Holmes Security Systems
City Center Gallery & Books
Valley Radiology
Lumbee Guaranty Bank
ERA Strother Real Estate
Callahan & Rice Insurance Group
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
ABOUT THE ARTS COUNCIL OF FAYETTEVILLE|CUMBERLAND COUNTY
The Arts Council of Fayetteville|Cumberland County (ACFCC)is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization based in Fayetteville, NC that supports individual creativity, cultural preservation, economic development, and lifelong learning through the ARTS.
Founded in 1973, the ACFCC has served as a link between artists, arts and cultural organizations, and the greater community by administering programs in partnership with a variety of local agencies to stimulate economic growth, reinforce child education through the arts, and enhance the cultural identity of the arts and entertainment district.
In the year 2020-21, the ACFCC distributed $1.1 million in grant funds and allocations to Cumberland County arts and culture non-profit organizations, artists, and municipalities. Grants, programs, and services of the ACFCC are funded in part by contributions from community partners, and through grants from the City of Fayetteville, Cumberland County, and the N.C. Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural & Cultural Resources.
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