
It may only be August, but the annually anticipated “A Dickens Holiday” downtown shopping event has confirmed it will be returning to Downtown Fayetteville this year on Friday, Nov. 24.
Brought to the community by The Downtown Alliance, the 24th Annual A Dickens Holiday
continues many elements that have become beloved local traditions, but this year, expands its spirit throughout a larger footprint to include Franklin Square, Maxwell Street and Hay Street. It will be an immersive extravaganza of holiday nostalgia across the eras.
Event Highlights:
For more information, sponsorship opportunities and details, visit faydta.com/adickensholiday or email director@adickensholiday.com.
Follow the Downtown Alliance on Facebook @fayDTA for the latest updates and behind-the-scenes glimpses as they prepare for this year’s “A Dickens Holiday.”
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