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The 2-6 Special Edition of FAYNC Magazine has officially arrived — and this one is for the city.
In this surprise drop, we spotlight the creatives, visionaries, and culture-shifters shaping Fayetteville’s next chapter. Featuring powerful conversations and exclusive highlights with Wise Mind Movement and voices like Jose Kercado Jr., Mark Mayr, Andre Sansbury Jr., Malkolm Herring, Maurice Curry, Nervous Reck, and guest contributor Rakeem “Keem” Jones, this issue captures the energy, ambition, and authenticity of the 2-6.
From grassroots movements to bold creative expression, every page reflects the heartbeat of the city and the people pushing it forward.
This isn’t just another issue — it’s a celebration of culture, community, and the creatives making Fayetteville shine.
FROM 2-6
WITH LOVE
DOCUMENTARY
From 2-6, With Love is more than a documentary, it’s a heartfelt time capsule of Fayetteville told through a lens rarely seen and deeply felt. What began on TWO SIX Day, February 6th, a date that proudly represents the city’s 910 roots, unfolds into a powerful visual journey capturing the rhythm, resilience, culture, and soul of the Ville.
YELLOW DESK 002: PME
Friday, March 13 at 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Doors open at 2:30 PM
FAYNC MAGAZINE HEADQUARTERS
Live from FAYNC Magazine HQ in the heart of downtown, Yellow Desk is FAYNC Magazine’s live-recorded performance series, spotlighting artists who bring raw talent and authentic energy to an intimate stage. Whether it's a Music Artist, Band, Musician, or DJ , you will experience music how it is supposed to be felt with the iconic yellow desk. No big stage, just real stories, and the city’s creative heartbeat on full display. Each session captures the city’s creative pulse while giving artists a platform to share their sound in a way that feels personal, and timeless.
Experience PME, Live from FAYNC Magazine HQ bringing his raw talent and authentic energy to an intimate stage. You will experience music how it is supposed to be felt with the iconic yellow desk. No big stage, just real stories, and one of the city’s creative music artist on full display.
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