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JUN24
Health & Wellness

Art Therapy for Cancer Patients

Free art therapy is available to cancer patients in the Cancer Treatment and CyberKnife Center conference room, which can be reached by taking the elevator down from the Cancer Center lobby. On the first Wednesday of each month, sessions take place in the Center’s lobby. No prior art experience is needed, and a range of materials will be used. Sessions are facilitated by certified art therapist Yael Divon. Art therapy is a mental health practice where an art therapist guides participants in using creative media to process emotions, reduce stress and anxiety, resolve conflicts, increase self-awareness and self-esteem, manage behavior, and improve orientation to reality. The goal is to support or restore daily functioning and a sense of well-being. It can benefit those facing developmental, medical, educational, social, or psychological challenges, offering a way to express difficult feelings when words are not enough and the uplifting experience of making art. The emphasis is on the creative process rather than the finished piece. Walk-ins are accepted. For information or to sign up, Cancer Treatment & CyberKnife Center patients may call (910) 615-4626 or (910) 615-4435, and Health Pavilion North Cancer Center patients may call (910) 615-3856. Support for this program is provided by the Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County and the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.

Cape Fear Valley Cancer Treatment & CyberKnife Center
JUN24
Workshops & Classes

Summer Youth Enrichment Workshop Series

This youth enrichment workshop series helps young people build everyday life skills that support growth, confidence, and day to day success. Sessions combine conversation, real world demonstrations, and hands on activities so participants can develop healthy routines, make thoughtful decisions, and become more independent. The atmosphere is safe and encouraging, giving youth the chance to explore new skills and form connections with mentors and peers. There is no cost to attend. Designed for ages 11 to 18, it serves middle and high school students, youth seeking personal development and confidence building, those interested in practical skills for daily life, and young people in underserved communities who can benefit from mentorship and life skills education.

JUN24
Workshops & Classes

Bass Fundamentals: Introduction to Crankbaits

Crankbaits are a powerful option for bass anglers, built to sweep water quickly, spark reaction bites, and reveal active fish. This guided, hands-on class explains when to use a crankbait, how to choose the right type, and the most effective ways to fish it with confidence. Participants learn to match lure selection to depth, water clarity, and conditions, understand the roles of shallow, medium, and deep-diving models, select productive colors and patterns for different environments, and apply retrieval methods that trigger strikes. The session also demonstrates how crankbaits can efficiently find and target bass so time on the water is more productive. It is suitable for newcomers to artificial lures as well as anglers looking to sharpen their approach. All rods, reels, and lures are provided. Ages 13 and older are eligible, and those 15 or younger must have a parent or guardian on site. Participants should wear closed-toe footwear, a hat with a visor, and eye protection.

NCWRC Fishing Education Team
JUN24
Food & Drink

Anime Night

Anime Night brings fan-favorite anime to the screens at Sumo Ramen Co., pairing the viewing experience with bowls of rich, steaming ramen and shareable crispy wings. The event welcomes cosplay and fosters a friendly community of fans drawn to ninja adventures, pirate voyages, and cozy slice-of-life stories, all centered around comfort food and a relaxed atmosphere.

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