Fayetteville’s newest all-ages hotspot, Artemis Lounge, is throwing open its doors this weekend, promising a vibrant mix of music, art, and creative non-alcoholic concoctions. Nestled at 509 W. Spring St., this unique venue is ready to make a splash with its grand opening spanning April 10-12.
This weekend’s festivities at Artemis Lounge are packed with activities for the whole family. On Friday night, catch the local band Supplement, featuring Jeremy Ervin on bass, Tyler Dominguez on drums, Matt Jenkins and Will Collins on guitars. The live music kicks off at 7 p.m., and there’s a $10 cover charge for the evening.
Saturday night keeps the energy high with local DJs, Afrosia and Trustorey, spinning tunes from 8 p.m. again with a $10 cover. It’s a perfect chance for teens and adults alike to enjoy a lively night out without the usual bar scene atmosphere.
Beyond music, Artemis Lounge is also an art space, showcasing the creative talents of local artists. During the opening weekend, visitors can explore a gallery of artworks, adding a cultural touch to their experience. Families will appreciate the venue’s commitment to being an inclusive space, offering a menu rich in non-alcoholic cocktails, alongside coffees and teas.
The venue also plans to host regular workout classes, making it a hub for both relaxation and activity. This weekend offers a sneak peek into what locals can expect as Artemis Lounge settles into the community.
Whether you’re a family looking for a new spot to hang out or an art enthusiast eager to discover local talent, Artemis Lounge seems set to provide memorable experiences for everyone. So, grab the kids, invite a few friends, and make your way to downtown Fayetteville for a weekend of creativity and connection.
Source: Fayetteville Flyer
