SO many great bands are lined up for this weekend’s Mustang Music Festival to benefit the Corolla Wild Horse Fund! Great local musicians like Sean Olds and the Church of the Eternal and Big Daddy Love will share the two stages with great regional and national acts like George Porter Jr. and the Runnin’ Pardners… Continue reading she’s back! becky kessler at the mustang music festival
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fiesta for sea turtles | saturday, november 2nd
In preparation for the coming winter season, N.E.S.T. is holding a Fiesta for Sea Turtles fundraising event on Saturday, November 2, at 6 pm. This FUN evening is happening at the Hilton Garden Inn with a cocktail/social hour featuring Margaritas and Dos Equis and a delicious Mexican Buffet. Dinner will be followed by a Bingo tournament with multiple cash… Continue reading fiesta for sea turtles | saturday, november 2nd
how the government shutdown is affecting the outer banks
Usually, the OBX feels like its long way from Washington DC, but not today. The first government shutdown since 1996 is having some annoying affects on visitors and locals, especially those that were counting on accessing National Park land. Irene Nolan over at the Island Free Press has written a great piece that explains what… Continue reading how the government shutdown is affecting the outer banks
wanchese fishermen roll with the changes
Wanchese is a fishing village that has withstood the test of time. In Susan West’s article ,”The Will of Wanchese”, in The Working Waterfront (published by The Island Institute), she introduces us to the men who’ve been fishing local waters for generations. “Willie R. Etheridge opened the first fish house in Wanchese in 1936. Etheridge’s grandchildren and great-grandchildren… Continue reading wanchese fishermen roll with the changes
EPIC father and son obx kiteboarding adventure
Local (by way of Greece) Dimitri Maramenides is well-known on the Outer Banks for his kiteboarding prowess and fearlessness on (and above) the water. A professional kiteboarder and owner of EPIC Kites, Dimitri also has a reputation for his sense of humor and fun which he clearly shares with his 11 year old son, Cameron.… Continue reading EPIC father and son obx kiteboarding adventure
north beach sun: fall events calendar
Everyone gets that the Outer Banks are super happenin’ in the summer, but folks in the know are secretly waiting for fall! The pace is a little slower, the weather a little cooler, and the locals are a little less stressed out after Labor Day. The North Beach Sun puts together a great calendar that will help… Continue reading north beach sun: fall events calendar
outer banks voice: nags head beach still stable
Rob Morris reports in the Outer Banks Voice that two years after pumping 4.6 million cubic yards of sand onto Nags Head beaches, a study by the town’s engineering firm shows the beach is still stable. “Critics have said the beach seems much narrower than it was when the project was finished. But Coastal Science… Continue reading outer banks voice: nags head beach still stable
let’s go! check out manteo by bike
Take a ride around Manteo, including the bike path, the waterfront and a stop at Island Farm. That’s local piano tuner and Jazzman, Fleck, in the driver’s seat. Contributed by filmmaker Doug Kenyon.
how ’bout a little wine & swine on the obx?
If you love BBQ, beer, wine and the OBX, you are gonna LOVE Wine & Swine. September 5th from 11am until 7pm at Currituck Heritage Park and the Whalehead Club, admission is free. Food can be purchased from vendors, and wine and beer is available by the glass. They’ve got a great line-up of local… Continue reading how ’bout a little wine & swine on the obx?
seven things you never knew about the outer banks. until now.
Amuse and astound your family and friends with some good ol’ fashioned OBX trivia! HOBX put together this fun list for the Summer issue of the North Beach Sun. Here’s one: Old Buck stops there. About a week after the rest of us have taken our trees down, the good folks down in Rodanthe celebrate Old… Continue reading seven things you never knew about the outer banks. until now.