Things To Do in Fayetteville This Weekend: March 13-March 15

This weekend is full of variety in Fayetteville, with something worth getting dressed up for no matter what you're into. Catch Anne Wilson's "The Stars Tour" at Crown Theatre, get glamorous at The CAMEO COLLECTIVE Red Carpet Gala, or let the Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra's Side-by-Side Concert remind you why live music matters. You'll also find hockey, a silent disco, and classic cartoons on the big screen this weekend, providing entertainment for just about everyone.

Lights, Camera, Celebration: The CAMEO COLLECTIVE Red Carpet Gala rolls out the red carpet for a glamorous night of film, fashion, and community in downtown Fayetteville. The evening kicks off at 226 The Warehouse on Donaldson Street with DJ entertainment, a grazing table, and a photo backdrop. It then moves on to the Cameo Art House Theatre for a live awards show broadcast on the big screen. Ticket holders can test their awards-season instincts in a prediction pool, with prizes awarded to top-scoring ballots.

The Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra's annual Side-by-Side Concert brings together professional musicians with the talented students of the Fayetteville Symphony Youth Orchestra for a one-of-a-kind collaborative performance. The FSYO is a program that offers young musicians the opportunity to play alongside highly regarded, established performers as part of a double-in-bar concert. This provides them with opportunities to hear good music and receive mentorship. The Side-by-Side Concert series is a living example of how music can bridge generations and lay a foundation for future musicianship.

Anne Wilson, a GRAMMY-nominated singer and songwriter, brings "The Stars Tour" to town with support from Peter Burton. The Lexington, Kentucky, native has built a devoted following with her genre-bending blend of country and Christian music, racking up more than 1 billion global streams. Her platinum-certified debut single "My Jesus" hit No. 1 on Billboard's Christian Airplay chart, and her follow-up album "REBEL" introduced her to country audiences with "Rain In The Rearview."

The weekend gets started with something for everyone in Fayetteville. Whether you're into hockey, dancing under the open sky, or classic animation on the big screen, Friday and Saturday have you covered:

Weeknights are anything but quiet in Fayetteville. From dancing to St. Patrick's Day celebrations to opening night at the theater, there's something worth stepping out for every night of the week: