Oct 4
Online ticket sales have officially ended, but you can still join the fun! Tickets will be available for purchase at the gate on Saturday, October 17! Get ready for a full day of fresh seafood, live music, local shopping, fishing heritage and family-friendly fun!
Oct 4
Sep 15
The Outer Banks Visitors Bureau is excited to announce the 2nd Annual Outer Banks Volunteer Week, taking place October 10-17, 2026. This initiative invites visitors, residents and second homeowners to connect more deeply with the community by volunteering with local organizations on a variety of projects and events.
Sep 15
May 7
Tri Villages Market happens every Wednesday through October 14th. Many local businesses welcome you to shop at Tri Villages Market. Small businesses gather on grass under tents, perch on the porches and arrange inside the air conditioned conference center. Open rain/wind/shine thanks to the conference center
May 7
Oct 6
Come and join us for the 66th Albemarle Craftsman's Fair to be held Oct 23-25th. This special event features talented local artisans that will showcase quality handcrafted pottery, jewelry, woodworking and so much more.
Oct 6
Sep 28
A celebration of flight and beer!
Founded on the basis of fun and flight, the Outer Banks Brewtag strives to be an event chock full of education, recreation, culture, community, and wholehearted excitement for the whole family.
Sep 28
Sep 24
Community pumpkin-carving event and family-friendly Halloween celebration — Friday, October 30, 2026
The Elizabethan Gardens invites the public to A Night of 1587 Pumpkins on Friday, October 30, 2026, from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Inspired by the arrival of English colonists to Roanoke Island in 1587, the Gardens will attempt to light 1,587 jack-o’-lanterns along a glowing pumpkin path for an unforgettable autumn celebration.
Sep 24
Oct 11
By Brian Tress | Outer Banks Voice
For a generation of kids, the anticipation started with the billboards.
"Passing through Currituck on the way to the Outer Banks, there were all those billboards for Waterfall Park," said Chris Schroeder, 39, who now lives in Toano, Virginia, but spent his childhood summers driving down to Kill Devil Hills with his family. "When I was a kid, I would beg my parents, ‘please take me, I wanna go.’"
Oct 11
Oct 11
By Brian Tress | Outer Banks Voice
For the second October in a row, the Duck Jazz Festival didn't go the way it was planned. But on Saturday, Oct. 10, with Hurricane Isaias pushing wind and rain into the forecast, the Town Green filled anyway—first with people seated on the grass, then, by the middle of Adam Hawley's set, with a crowd on its feet.
Oct 11
Oct 9
Update: Update: At 5:09 p.m. the National Weather Service reported that Tornado Watch is CANCELLED for all of eastern NC. Hope everyone impacted by the severe weather earlier today is okay, and enjoy the rest of the day ENC!
Oct 9
Oct 11
By Loring Spencer | Outer Banks Voice
Robin and Kevin Carey are selling Outer Barks, their dog-supply shop with an in-house bakery for canine customers. But they’re not abandoning the dog-loving community they’ve spent nearly three decades bringing together.
Oct 11
Oct 10
The League of Women Voters of Dare County invites you to hear from candidates for the Dare County Board of Education at a public Candidates Forum on Wednesday, October 14th at 7 p.m.
Oct 10