Tag: Town of Duck

This October, the Outer Banks invites locals, visitors, and second homeowners to take part in something new — Volunteer Week 2025. From beach cleanups and garden days to local festivals and fundraisers, it’s a chance to connect, give back, and experience the true heart of the OBX.

Our personal favorite float from the Town of Duck's 4th of July Annual Parade.There is so much to celebrate on the Outer Banks during the summer that it can almost seem overwhelming.Yesterday it was the 4th of July and what a great day it was. The weather held and the celebrations were

Fireworks over Avalon Pier, Kill Devil Hills.On the Outer Banks the 4th of July is pretty much an all day affair. There's a parade; there's a street fair—two of them, really. And of course fireworks. Spectacular fireworks.One of our favorite ways to start our Independence Day celebration and

Seasons Greetings lights up the Town Green in Duck.This is certainly a great weekend to celebrate the holidays. Christmas is coming—we know that because there were tree lighting ceremonies in Manteo and the Duck—and

Friday, November 30, is when the Manteo Christmas Tree will be lit.Annual Event Welcomes Santa and the Holiday SeasonTomorrow night, Friday, is the night...the night that jolly old elf, Santa Claus comes to town in Manteo. In

Here's just about a perfect way to end the summer on a high note—the Don and Catharine Bryan Cultural Series is bringing chamber music to four locations on the Outer Banks. Looking at the professional experiences of the musicians, these are incredibly accomplished artists with very strong

Fireworks at Avalon pPer reflected off the waters of the Atlantic Ocean.It seems as though there was something for everyone this July 4th on the Outer Banks. A crazy wacky parade in the Town of Duck—their 12 Annual 4th of

Ready to parade at the Town of Duck's annual July 4th celebration.The Outer Banks is about to explode. Blow up. Light the sky. Ok...not literally, it's just that July 4th is coming and with all the celebrations of our nations

Kitty Hawk Beach during a storm. Kitty Hawk is particularly vulnerable to ocean encroachment.Beach nourishment is back on track and will begin in the spring of 2017. Originally scheduled to begin for the towns of Duck, Kitty