June
> Elizabeth City
Arts of the Albemarle Exhibits & Gallery
Visit the Gallery where you will find exhibitions, original artwork, unique handcrafted items and photography.
The resident Encore Theatre Company produces three shows per year with about
twenty performance nights.
Arts of the Albemarle
June > Camden County
Hiking, biking, birding, boating, fishing the Great Dismal Swamp
The Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge is located in southeastern Virginia and northeastern North Carolina. Trails are open everyday from sunrise to sunset. The refuge headquarters is located at 3100 Desert Road in Suffolk, Virginia. The headquarters is closed on federal holidays; the hiking and biking trails remain open. Fishing and boating are permitted year-round on Lake Drummond. A Virginia fishing license is required. Access is via the Feeder Ditch, which connects Lake Drummond with the Dismal Swamp Canal. A public boat ramp is located north of the Feeder Ditch on the Dismal Swamp Canal. Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge
June > Wilmington
Cameron Art Museum
The Cameron Art Museum presents 6-8 special exhibitions annually; monthly family and children's programs (Kids @ CAM); weekly interdisciplinary, public programs (lectures, music, films, literature, dance); and ongoing workshops and classes in ceramics... more info: Cameron Art Museum
June > Wilmington
Cape Fear Museum of History and Science
There are permanent and featured exhibits along with special programs too numerous to list in this calendar. Be sure to check out their exhibits and events calendar when planning your to-do list. Admission charged. Cape Fear Museum
June > Wilmington
Thalian Hall Center for the Performing Arts
Thalian Hall
June > Beaufort
Down East FolkArts Society Contra Dance
The Down East FolkArts Society sponsors contra dances once a month at Duke Marine Lab. Dances include live music (jigs, reels and old time tunes) and a caller who teaches and prompts every dance. www.downeastfolkarts.org
June > Atlantic Beach
Fort Macon State Park
Rangers hold trail hikes and regularly scheduled educational and interpretive tours and programs about Fort Macon State Park. Contact the park office: Fort Macon State Park
June > Hatteras Island
Guided Bird Walks on Pea Island NWR
http://www.fws.gov/alligatorriver/spec.html#schedule Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge
June > Nags Head
Jockey's Ridge State Park
Rangers hold regularly scheduled educational and interpretive programs about Jockey's Ridge State Park. Learn more about the natural, cultural and historical history of Jockey's Ridge State Park and the Outer Banks at the park's exhibit hall. Find out what dunes are made of, how they are created and how they are shaped. Contact the park office or check online: http://207.4.179.50/dprcoe/coe_pub.html Jockey's Ridge State Park
June > Kitty Hawk
Outer Banks Music Showcase
Musical Variety Show. Reservations recommended, but not required. www.outerbanksmusicshowcase.com
June > Roanoke Island
The Art Gallery at Roanoke Island
Roanoke Island Festival Park. Hosts monthly changing exhibits featuring renowned artists. Monday thru Friday 9am to 5pm. roanokeisland.com
June > Roanoke Island
North Carolina Maritime Museum on Roanoke Island
The NC Maritime Museum on Roanoke Island will offer a variety of maritime skills, boatbuilding, sailing programs and workshops throughout the year in the Creef Boathouse. Junior Sailing will be offered mid-June through early August ( each is a five-day session). Visit the Roanoke Marshes Lighthouse and learn the history of the screw-pile lights. Visit obxmaritime.org for current schedules.
mid-February thru late Dec > Manteo
History, Arts and Fun - All Rolled Into One!
Enjoy daily programs about the Elizabeth II, in the Settlement Site and in the interactive Roanoke Adventure Museum. A docudrama in The Film Theatre entitled The Legend of Two-Path, art shows monthly in The Art Gallery, gifts at The Museum Store, picnic areas, marsh-side boardwalks, a fossil pit, and more. Roanoke Island Festival Park
June > Hyde County
Mattamuskeet Lake open to fishing and boating.
Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuge
June > Harkers Island
Cape Lookout Lighthouse Open House
The Cape Lookout Lighthouse will open for one day by reservation, from 10:00 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Reserve by date specified on their web page. Space is limited, five people only per group, all climbers must be over 8 years, under age 16 must be accompanied by an adult. www.nps.gov/calo/openhouse.htm
June > Wilmington
Jazz at Airlie
Enjoy First Friday Jazz Series at Airlie Gardens on the first Friday night of each month - April-October. Sponsored by the Cape Fear Jazz Appreciation Society. Airlie Gardens
June > Manteo
Red Wolf Howling Safaris
Learn more about red wolves and to experience a howling! Meet at the designated time at Creef Cut Wildlife Trailhead. Pre-registration is required. We recommend you bring flashlights and insect repellent. PLEASE-- do NOT bring pets and dress for the weather. Creef Cut Wildlife Trail is about a 15 minute drive from Manteo. Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge http://www.fws.gov/alligatorriver/ To pre-register for a howling, visit www.redwolves.com
More about the Red Wolf at ARNWR
Mid-April thru Late November > Rodanthe, Hatteras Island
Chicamacomico Lifesaving Station Programs
Storytelling, crafts, children's programs, special events, knot-tying and tours are offered. Visit chicamacomico.net for details.
mid-April thru mid-December > Wilmington
Farmers' Market
The City of Wilmington, in cooperation with the New Hanover County Cooperative Extension, announces the opening of the Farmers' Market at Halyburton Park. Regional produce, plants, herbs, cut flowers, seafood and more will be featured weekly, with special events and promotions to be held throughout the year. www.wilmingtonfarmers.com
June > Wilmington
Folk Fridays
Folk Concerts will be held the third Friday of each month from May - September. Airlie Gardens
June > Hatteras Island
Guided Canoe Tours on Pea Island NWR
Guided Canoe Tours (fee program) on Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge http://www.fws.gov/alligatorriver/spec.html#schedule Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge
June > Manteo
Guided Canoe Tours
Guided Canoe Tours (fee program) on Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge. http://www.fws.gov/alligatorriver/spec.html#schedule Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge
Early May thru Early September > Morehead City
Carteret County Curb Market
Carteret County Curb Market, the oldest continuously operating curb market in North Carolina, opens each Saturday through Labor Day, 7:30-11:30 AM at the corner of 13th and Evans streets in downtown Morehead City. Choose from fresh vegetables, local seafood, cut flowers, and a multitude of baked goods. Crystal Coast TDA
Mid-May through Late August > Roanoke Island
Traditional Smallcraft Program
During the summer the NC Maritime Museum offers a series of traditional smallcraft programs and classes. Visit obxmaritime.org for more information.
Mid-May thru Late September > Roanoke Island
Shallowbag Bay Sailabouts
Beginning mid-May the public is invited to join the NC Maritime Museum for a short sail on Shallowbag Bay aboard a traditional watercraft. Times and sailing schedule varies. Visit obxmaritime.org for more information.
Late May 30 thru Mid August
OBX Daredevils Baseball
obxdaredevils.com
Memorial Day to September 30 > Harkers Island
Cape Lookout National Seashore Interpretive Programs and Activities
Interpretive activities are presented by park rangers from Memorial Day weekend through September 30th. These include a wide range of history, natural resource, and recreational programs. Programs include Horse Watching, Habitat Hike, Lighthouse Lore, Storm Stories, Fishing with the Coast Keeper, Barrier Island Ecology, Tidal Flat Exploration and a Cape Truck Tour with a Ranger. Some programs occur each week, some scheduled programs are repeated and require reservations. Check at the Harkers Island Visitor Center to learn of places to visit in Cape Lookout, and to learn of things to do. http://www.nps.gov/calo/programs.htm Cape Lookout National Seashore
Memorial Day to Labor Day > Kill Devil Hills
Wright Brothers National Memorial Interpretive Programs and Activities
Wright Brothers National Memorial has many activities designed especially for kids. Check out the park schedule for "Especially for Kids" programs available at the visitor center. One favorite is "Kite Flight" where kids can see a demonstration of kite building and then fly their own homemade kites. These and other interpretive programs will be offered from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Check at the Visitor Center for a complete schedule. http://www.nps.gov/wrbr/indepth/programs.htm
Wright Brothers National Memorial
Memorial Day to Labor Day > Bodie Island, Hatteras Island, Ocracoke Island
Cape Hatteras National Seashore Interpretive Programs and Activities
A full schedule of interpretive activities are presented by park rangers throughout the summer season. These include a wide range of history, natural resource, and recreational programs. Additional programs may be offered as well. Check at a park Visitor Center for a current schedule, and a copy of "In the Park," an informational newspaper published each summer. http://www.nps.gov/caha/programs.htm Cape Hatteras National Seashore
May 29 - June 01 > Wilmington
Quilters By the Sea Quilt Show
www.quiltersbytheseaguild.com
May 30 - August 18 > Roanoke Island
The Lost Colony Outdoor Drama
The Lost Colony is America's first and longest running outdoor symphonic drama, telling the story of Sir Walter Raleigh's attempts to colonize English America from 1584 - 1590. The Lost Colony is America's first great historical mystery and includes the story of Virginia Dare, first English child born in America. Lost Colony
June > Edenton
Edenton National Fish Hatchery Open House
Edenton NFH has an active public use program. The hatchery has a public aquarium and a raised boardwalk through a wetland area. All facilities are open to the public for self-guided tours. Large groups, as well as small, are given tours by station personnel if arrangements are made in advance. Edenton National Fish Hatchery
June > Gates County
Merchants Millpond State Park
Rangers hold regularly scheduled educational and interpretive programs about Merchants Millpond State Park, one of North Carolina's rarest ecological communities. Massive cypress & gum trees covered with Spanish moss form a canopy for the dark waters of the 750-acre cypress millpond ~ a wilderness sanctuary for wetland wildlife. Contact the park office or check online: Merchants Millpond
June > Plymouth
Pettigrew State Park
Rangers hold regularly scheduled educational and interpretive programs about Pettigrew State Park. Contact the park office or check online: http://207.4.179.50/dprcoe/coe_pub.html Pettigrew State Park
June > Lake Waccamaw, west of Wilmington
Lake Waccamaw State Park
Rangers hold regularly scheduled educational and interpretive programs about Lake Waccamaw State Park. Lake Waccamaw State Park
June > Kure Beach
Fort Fisher State Recreation Area
Rangers hold regularly scheduled educational and interpretive programs about Fort Fisher State Recreation Area. Program titles include Shell Stroll, Turtle Talk, Salt Marsh Exploration, Bird Hike and Surf Fishing Basics. Fort Fisher State Recreation Area
June > Carolina Beach
Carolina Beach State Park
Rangers hold trail hikes and regularly scheduled educational and interpretive programs about Carolina Beach State Park. Contact the park office or check online: http://207.4.179.50/dprcoe/coe_pub.html Carolina Beach State Park
June 1 thru August 12 > Kure Beach
Living History Program at Fort Fisher
The fort’s longest running and most successful educational program. Summer interns and volunteers in period Civil War uniforms give special tours, talks and weapons demonstrations on a scheduled basis. Admission is free, donations appreciated! Fort Fisher State Historic Site
June > Emerald Isle
Hot Wax Surf Camp
Hot Wax Surf Camp - is offered through the summer by Hot Wax Surf Shop, Emerald Isle. Morning Camp offers classes every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 9:30-11:30 AM. Private and group instruction is also offered. Afternoon Surfabout offers advanced instruction. www.hotwaxsurf.com
June thru mid-August > Beaufort
Junior Sailing Program
The Junior Sailing Program of the NC Maritime Museum, Beaufort, teaches seamanship, navigation, boating safety, and sailing techniques to beginning and intermediate sailors ages 8 and older. Students sail International Optimist Dinghies or Vanguards during the two-week sessions and final Regatta. NC Maritime Museum www.ncmm-friends.org/onthewater/junior_sailing.htm
June 1 thru mid-August > Beaufort
Summer Science School For Children
The Summer Science School for Children entering 1st - 10th grades offers hands-on classes to investigate North Carolina's coastal environment and maritime history. Day classes range from boat models and mariners, fishing fossils, kayaking, maritime archaeology, mystery and history, pirates, and seashore. NC Maritime Museum
June > Hatteras Island
Weekly Summer Interpretive Programs on Pea Island NWR
http://www.fws.gov/alligatorriver/spec.html#schedule Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge
June > Manteo
Weekly Summer Interpretive Programs on Alligator River NWR
Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge. http://www.fws.gov/alligatorriver/spec.html#schedule Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge
June > Manteo
Summer Children's Performance Series at Roanoke Island Festival Park
Roanoke Island Festival Park, in the Film Theatre. Performances for children. Following the performance, the Museum Store provides children's activities. Admission can be purchased at the door. Roanoke Island Festival Park
June > Bath
Goose Creek State Park
Rangers hold regularly scheduled educational and interpretive programs about Goose Creek State Park. Contact the park office or check online: http://207.4.179.50/dprcoe/coe_pub.html Goose Creek State Park
June > Seven Springs (south of Kinston)
Cliffs of the Neuse State Park
Rangers hold regularly scheduled educational and interpretive programs about Cliffs of the Neuse State Park. Contact the park office or check online: http://207.4.179.50/dprcoe/coe_pub.html Cliffs of the Neuse State Park
June > Swansboro
Hammocks Beach State Park
Rangers hold regularly scheduled educational and interpretive programs about Hammocks Beach State Park. Contact the office or check online: http://207.4.179.50/dprcoe/coe_pub.html The Hammocks Beach State Park office and ferry dock are located in Onslow County between Jacksonville and Morehead City. Hammocks Beach State Park
June 05 > Manteo
Annual Evening Under The Stars With The North Carolina Symphony
Enjoy a symphonic evening under the stars at Roanoke Island Festival Park's Outdoor Pavilion. Handicap parking will be available at the Park. Additional parking available on a first come, first serve basis. More parking is available throughout the town of Manteo. Seating for the event will be on the open lawn. Guests are encouraged to bring blankets or lawn chairs. Picnics are welcomed. Roanoke Island Festival Park
June 05-08 > Jacksonville
Marine Corps Celebrity Invitational Golf Tournament
Join celebrities from the world of sports and entertainment at this memorable golf event with proceeds going to charity. www.mccigolf.com
June 06-08 > Elizabeth City
Annual Carolina Cup Regatta
The Carolina Cup Regatta provides an exciting and unforgettable weekend of boat competition on the beautiful Pasquotank River. discoverec.org
June 06-08 > Wilmington
Shakespeare on the Green Festival
The Shakespeare on the Green Festival has been presenting full-length professionally rendered outdoor theatre productions for the citizens and visitors of the Cape Fear Region since 1983. Based in scenic Greenfield Lake Amphitheater, come enjoy Shakespeare under the stars. www.shakespeareonthegreen.us
June 06-14 > Morehead City
Big Rock Blue Marlin Fishing Tournament
The Big Rock is an exciting Crystal Coast tradition in mid-June. Part of the Governors Cup Billfishing Series, the tournament is fished by around 100 competitors in substantial cash categories. For info: thebigrock.com
June 06 - 08 > Ocracoke Island
OcraFolk Festival
This free festival features musicians, storytellers, artisans, and the culture of Ocracoke Island and Eastern Carolina. A wonderful island festival with live music and other entertainment, great food along with local arts and crafts, local folklore and storytelling. A great family outing on one of NC's beautiful barrier islands. ocrafolkfestival.org
June 06-08 > Cherry Point, Havelock
MCAS Cherry Point Air Show
Time to gear up and strap in for this spectacular air show highlighting the elite capabilities of today's Marine Corps. Shows will include aerobatic demonstrations, a spectacular night show with jet-assisted takeoffs, skydiving demonstrations, a rocket truck shooting down the tarmac and a fireworks finale. www.cherrypointairshow.com
June 06-07 > Shallotte
Shallotte Point Flounder Tournament
This is a 2 day tournament with thousands in prizes given, including the Edith Picket Angler Award given to the lady who catches the largest fish. Participants must have their own boat. Each year the State tags 2 flounders and releases them, if a participant catches one of those flounders they win prizes. Brunswick County Tourism
June 07 > Elizabeth City
Kidsfest
A day of fun and games for children at Southgate Mall. southgatemallec.com
June 07 > Creswell, near Plymouth
Heritage Day
Sounds and smells from long ago fill the air as visitors gather for Davenport Heritage Day. There are on-site demonstrations on how early settlers killed and processed hogs, how they churned butter, how they ginned cotton. Other demonstrations include making wreaths and other items from corn shucks. Washington County Tourism
June 07 > Carolina Beach
Pleasure Island Beach Music Festival
Pleasure Island Chamber of Commerce invites you to grab your shagging shoes and come on down for the 2007 Beach Music Festival held on the Ocean Front Beach Stage near the Boardwalk. Come dance the day away to all the great beach music tunes you remember from summers past. Pleasure Island Tourism
June 07 > Morehead City
Lady Angler Tournament, Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament
For info: thebigrock.com
June 07 > Manteo
Dare Day Celebration
Dare Days is an annual celebration of the people and history of Dare County. It is FREE and open to all residents and visitors alike. We encourage family groups and provide services to help make your day comfortable including food vendors, artisan crafts, aero fly-over, awesome street dance, all-day family entertainment, an information booth and more. Events are within walking distance of each other and located in the downtown historic Manteo Waterfront area. There is no reserved parking. Parking is available along streets and town locations. Shuttle service is NOT provided. Outer Banks Visitors Center
June 07 > Edenton
Edenton Annual Bass Tournament
Edenton Tourism
June 08 > Wrightsville Beach
Jazz-In-The-Park
Cape Fear Jazz will hold its annual Jazz-In-The-Park. Several bands will perform at Wrightsville Beach Park. The music is free and open to the public. Bring your family, a picnic lunch and lawn chairs. Refreshments will be available for purchase. Co-sponsored by the Wrightsville Beach Parks & Rec. Dept. www.capefearjazz.com
Early June thru late August > Ocean Isle Beach
Summer Childrens Programs
A popular program for families. Bring camera and have your picture taken with a snake or turtle! Museum Of Coastal Carolina
June 11 > Nags Head
Wil-Bear Wright's Festival of Fun
Wil-bear Wright lands at Kitty Hawk Kites for a day filled with fun activities for kids. Make and fly your own kite, try yo-yo stunts, get your face painted, free balloons, candy and lots of fun. Kitty Hawk Kites
June 13 - July 17 > Edenton
Annual People's Choice Exhibit
The top three voted upon artists at the Members Exhibit will have a joint show. www.chowanarts.org
June 13-15 > Wilmington
Shakespeare on the Green Festival
The Shakespeare on the Green Festival has been presenting full-length professionally rendered outdoor theatre productions for the citizens and visitors of the Cape Fear Region since 1983. Based in scenic Greenfield Lake Amphitheater, come enjoy Shakespeare under the stars. www.shakespeareonthegreen.us
June 13 - August 23 > Kure Beach
Free Summer Concert Series
The Pleasure Island Chamber of Commerce hosts their Free Summer Concerts at the Fort Fisher Air Force Recreation Area located along the Cape Fear River. They are held on the second and fourth Fridays in June, July and August (weather permitting). Bring your blanket or chair and the kids. Refreshments and snacks available for purchase. Ft. Fisher Airforce Recreation Area Pleasure Island Tourism
June 13-14 > Washington
Annual Washington Summer Festival
This annual event features music, crafts, food, rides, and lots of FUN! Washington - Beaufort County Tourism
June 14 > Edenton
Music and Water Festival
East Coast Flatwater Canoe and Kayak Races will start the day off and will be continued with a celebration of our waterways with free paddling demonstrations, leisure paddles along the creeks, games while topping the day off with Local and regional musically talented people entertain on the shore Edenton Tourism
June 14-15> Nags Head
Annual Rogallo Kite Festival
Jockey's Ridge State Park: The Rogallo kite festival honors Francis M.Rogallo, NASA scientist and inventor of the Flexible Wing. This three day festival will feature our signature kite flying on the dunes of Jockeys Ridge as well as nightly entertainment celebrating the history of kiting. Famous kite auction to benefit the Rogallo Foundation. A street dance for a night of summer fun. Outdoor film screening. Throughout the three day festival there will be exhibition and demonstration including free children's kite making and much more. Kitty Hawk Kites
June 14 - 15 > Southport
Oak Island Open Pier Fishing Tournament
The Oak Island Open Pier Fishing Tournament is a unique pier fishing tournament that lets participants fish for their favorite catch, or fish for all species found around a pier. Fishermen may enter one or all three of the species categories. The prize structure is based on the number of anglers entered in the tournament. For info: oakislandpiertournament.com
June 16 > New Bern
South Lawn Concert Series
Concert Band will perform on Tryon Palace's South Lawn. Admission is free. Tryon Palace
June 17 > Wilmington
Battleship Hootenanny
Join us for the annual Battleship Hootenanny on the Fantail under the stars (Auditorium if inclement weather). Tickets are sold at the door. Battleship North Carolina
June 20-22 > Wilmington
Shakespeare on the Green Festival
The Shakespeare on the Green Festival has been presenting full-length professionally rendered outdoor theatre productions for the citizens and visitors of the Cape Fear Region since 1983. Based in scenic Greenfield Lake Amphitheater, come enjoy Shakespeare under the stars. www.shakespeareonthegreen.us
Late June thru mid-August > Kill Devil Hills
Outer Banks Opry
Family-oriented evening of acoustic music, stories and fun for all ages. Weekly guest performers. A different show every week! Admission charge. www.outerbanksopry.com
June 20-22 > Ocean Isle Beach
Jolly Mon King Mackerel Tournament
For info: oifishingcenter.com
June 21 > Halifax County
"First for Freedom" Historical Outdoor Drama
Held in Historic Halifax, it depicts the events that led to the adoption of the "Halifax Resolves," the first official action by a colony calling for independence, on April 12, 1776. Halifax County Tourism
June 21 > Burgaw, north of Wilmington
NC Blueberry Festival
Come out and get a taste of good ole "true blue" local flavor in a southeastern North Carolina heritage tradition., Pender County Tourism
June 21-22 > Currie, northwest of Wilmington
Living History Day
Meet soldiers from the past and learn about historic weapons, clothing, military drill, and combat during the Revolution. Moores Creek National Battlefield
June 22 > Hertford
Summer Breeze Concert
Relax to the sounds of live music on the wide lawns of the historic Newbold-White House. Perquimans County Tourism
June 23 - July 21 > Southport
July National Exhibition & Competition
The July National Exhibition is a juried art competition/exhibition established by the Associated Artists of Southport years ago to showcase outstanding original visual art. www.franklinsquaregallery.org
June 26 > Roanoke Island
Tea with the Queen
A unique opportunity to participate in an audience with Queen Elizabeth I and her court (from The Lost Colony cast). Following your opportunity to be presented to the Queen, mingle with cast members and have them sign your complimentary Souvenir Program from The Lost Colony. Then enjoy sumptuous desserts and raspberry tea on the Great Lawn in the beautiful Elizabethan Gardens at Fort Raleigh. Admission to The Gardens is included with your reservation for Tea with the Queen, so come early and enjoy a walk around The Gardens before your audience with The Queen! Following the tea, experience an escorted backstage tour of Waterside Theatre and The Lost Colony Costume Shop. Admission charge. Lost Colony
June 26-29 > Wrightsville Beach
Cape Fear Blue Marlin Fishing Tournament
NC Governors Cup Series. For info: capefearbluemarlintournament.com
June 27-29 > Wilmington
Shakespeare on the Green Festival
The Shakespeare on the Green Festival has been presenting full-length professionally rendered outdoor theatre productions for the citizens and visitors of the Cape Fear Region since 1983. Based in scenic Greenfield Lake Amphitheater, come enjoy Shakespeare under the stars. www.shakespeareonthegreen.us
June 27-28 > Morehead City
Beaufort Homes Tour Antiques Show & Sale
Held during the annual Beaufort Homes & Gardens Tour, the Antiques Show features more than 40 antiques exhibitors and specialists from all along the East Coast showing and selling antiques and collectibles at affordable prices. A tearoom serves sandwiches, desserts and beverages. Crystal Coast Civic Center Beaufort Historic Site
June 27-28 > Beaufort
Beaufort Homes & Gardens Tour
Tour the Beaufort Historic Site buildings and the Beaufort Fisheries menhaden processing factory. Tour the Old Burying Ground, private residences, and the buildings of the Beaufort Historic Site. Take a lively narrated bus tour. Beaufort Historic Site
June 28 > Nags Head
Kite Boarding Competition
Come see some of the best kiteboarders in the world. Free demonstrations and competitions will be held. Manufacturers representatives on-site. Kitty Hawk Kites
June 09 > Hatteras Island
Fishing and Crabbing Rodeo on Pea Island NWR
The only day of the year when the North Pond of the Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge is open to crabbing and fishing! The refuge also runs a free raffle to kids 12 years old and younger, so everyone takes home something. Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge
Late May thru Late October > Elizabeth City
Downtown Waterfront Market
A weekly celebration of local foods, crafts and activities!! Cooking and arts-and-crafts demonstrations! Music and live performances!! On the green at Mariner's Wharf Park, Saturdays morning to mid-afternoon. Hope to see you there!! For more information downtownwaterfrontmarket.com
