The Crown Complex is excited to welcome the Fayetteville Liberty back for their second season of professional basketball beginning in March 2027. Moving to the Crown Coliseum, the Liberty will continue bringing families, fans and the community together through basketball and hometown pride.
Following their inaugural season, the Liberty enter year two with a continued focus on delivering exciting family entertainment and making a difference beyond the court. The upcoming season gives returning fans and newcomers an opportunity to cheer on Fayetteville’s team, enjoy time together and become part of the Liberty basketball experience.
The move to the Crown Coliseum marks the next chapter for the team while keeping Liberty basketball at the Crown Complex. From the opening tip to the final buzzer, fans can look forward to professional basketball in a setting that brings the community together.
Guided by the vision of “Building Hope in the Community One Possession at a Time,” the Liberty’s purpose extends beyond game day. Through the Hope.Community movement and Liberty City Ambassadors Program, the organization emphasizes youth development, academic achievement and connections with local schools and community organizations.
Basketball and leadership camps, student recognition, school engagement and community givebacks reflect the team’s commitment to inspiring young people and strengthening its connection with Fayetteville.
Season passes for the 2027 Fayetteville Liberty season are now on sale and can be purchased at www.crowncomplexnc.com.
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