This is home to two Durham business registries. Both exist to make local businesses easier to find, easier to support, and harder to overlook. They serve different groups of businesses, so the quick guide below will point you to the one you are looking for.

Which registry am I looking for?

The Durham Fayetteville Street Corridor Bounce Back Business Registry

For businesses located along the Fayetteville Street Corridor, from Highway 147 to East Cornwallis Road. Any qualifying business in that area can be listed, no matter how long it has been open. This registry is currently accepting submissions.

The Durham Legacy Business Registry

For independently owned Durham businesses, City and County, that have operated continuously for 15 years or more and have earned Legacy status. This registry is not accepting applications at this time. A business may belong on one registry, on both, or on neither, depending on where it is located and how long it has been in operation.

What You Can Do Here

The Durham Fayetteville Street Corridor Bounce Back Business Registry

Our Vision

Our mission is to spotlight businesses along the Fayetteville Street Corridor Area, fostering opportunities for collaboration, visibility, and growth. 

Whether you’re a business owner, a local resident, or simply interested in supporting the Corridor’s dynamic community, this registry is your gateway to discovering all that the area has to offer.

Our Mission

Why It Matters

The Durham Fayetteville Street Corridor has been a vital part of Durham’s history and a key driver of its economic progress. By supporting local businesses in this area, we’re ensuring that the Corridor continues to thrive as a beacon of opportunity for generations to come.

The Durham Legacy Business Registry

Our Vision

To make sure the businesses that have anchored Durham neighborhoods for decades are known, visited, and sustained, so that their history stays part of the city’s future.

Our Mission

Why It Matters

A business that has served Durham for 15 years or more carries the history of its neighborhood with it. These businesses are independently owned, deeply rooted, and often the reason a block feels like itself. Recognition and visibility are part of what keeps them here.