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In November the Vault Gallery will showcase ceramics by Kay Franz. The show opens on Friday, November 3 and will remain on display through Saturday, November 25. The exhibition will feature non-functional hand built one-of-a-kind vessels and sculptural works made from clay. Work is detailed with hand applied textures and terra sigillata colorants.
Head to Hatteras Island for the annual OBX-Wind Competition. Held on multiple days during one of the prime local seasons for wind-based watersports, this incredible series of events will entice windsurfers of all skill levels to meet and mingle with their colleagues, have fun on the water, and enjoy a truly challenging race, only be found on the Outer Banks. Additional information available on the event website. Registration is required to participate. Fees vary.
Come explore the 1-mile loop along the Soundside Nature Trail at Jockey’s Ridge State Park. Learn more about the park’s natural features as you hike along with a park ranger. Hikers will meet at the Soundside Access parking area, located at 330 W. Soundside Road, off U.S. Route 158.
First Friday is a fun-filled, family-oriented event held the first Friday of each month, in historic downtown Manteo. The sidewalks pulse with live music, magic, artisans, and much more. The Manteo Stroll featuring celebrations, specials, art openings, sales and more inside Manteo galleries, shops and restaurants also happens during First Friday.
In November the Vault Gallery will showcase ceramics by Kay Franz. The show opens on Friday, November 3 and will remain on display through Saturday, November 25. The exhibition will feature non-functional hand built one-of-a-kind vessels and sculptural works made from clay. Work is detailed with hand applied textures and terra sigillata colorants. The event is free to the public.
The Peace Garden Project is uniquely aware of how environmental changes are impacting the climate and food systems. The organization believes in educating people and creating healthy communities. The Outer […]
A producer-only farmers market in Wanchese featuring fresh produce, rotating artisans and so much more. Our family of producers join each market in person to share food and goods that they have grown or crafted themselves, here in Northeastern North Carolina.
Challenge a ranger to a round of target practice with an atlatl. This is an example of primitive technology Native Americans and ancient people worldwide used for thousands of years to hunt and survive. Additional games will be set up for visitors to play.
In November the Vault Gallery will showcase ceramics by Kay Franz. The show opens on Friday, November 3 and will remain on display through Saturday, November 25. The exhibition will feature non-functional hand built one-of-a-kind vessels and sculptural works made from clay. Work is detailed with hand applied textures and terra sigillata colorants.
The Peace Garden Project is uniquely aware of how environmental changes are impacting the climate and food systems. The organization believes in educating people and creating healthy communities. The Outer […]
Head to Hatteras Island for the annual OBX-Wind Competition. Held on multiple days during one of the prime local seasons for wind-based watersports, this incredible series of events will entice windsurfers of all skill levels to meet and mingle with their colleagues, have fun on the water, and enjoy a truly challenging race, only be found on the Outer Banks. Additional information available on the event website. Registration is required to participate. Fees vary.
Kitty Hawk Kites is partnering with Surfrider Foundation Outer Banks Chapter to host a series of beach cleanups this season. Participants will meet at the Ocean Bay Blvd. public beach access. Once volunteers have checked in, they will receive gloves and cleanup bags, and will be free to clean up a stretch of beach of their own choosing. Whether it be their favorite spot to hang out or their home beach access. All participants will be encouraged to use the Marine Debris Tracker app to log the trash they have picked up.