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Dining Out with Food Allergies in the Land of Biscuits, Gamefish and Oysters

By Hannah Lee Leidy | Tuesday, October 9, 2018
Did you know that about 15 million Americans have some type of food allergy? I had no idea. Obviously, those who live with food allergies are used to choosing dishes that fit in with their dietary needs, but what happens when the predominant trend of restaurants is crispy, Southern-fried goodness, fresh seafood and... Read More

It's Football Season: Outer Banks Restaurants for NFL Sunday

By Hannah Lee Leidy | Wednesday, October 3, 2018
This blog is not meant to be a platform for controversy, but here I go: I couldn't care less about the NFL. Okay, okay. Hush your shocked gasps and anguished sobs. Game-day culture, on the other hand, thrills me to no end. I love that people – of all ages, backgrounds and beliefs – come together to support a shared... Read More

Celebrate History and Culture at the Sound Side Shindig

By Hannah Lee Leidy | Wednesday, September 26, 2018
Does it get much cooler than the getting the opportunity to examine incredible 16th-century artifacts rarely seen by the public and discuss them, one on one, with experts? Well, it does when you add an awesome social scene, killer drinks and a breathtaking setting to the equation. This is exactly what you’ll get (and... Read More

Surf, Art and Ocean! Surfalorus Film Festival Returns this Weekend

By Hannah Lee Leidy | Monday, September 17, 2018
Where do surfers, filmmakers, environmentalists and movie lovers come together for three nights of celebrating their common ground? Try this weekend’s Surfalorus Film Festival. This seventh annual event is the collaborative product of the Cucalorus Film Festival from Wilmington and the Dare County Arts Council. It... Read More

Don't Sleep Naked and Other Outer Banks Hurricane Wisdom

By Hannah Lee Leidy | Tuesday, September 11, 2018
If y’all haven’t heard, a storm’s a’brewin’ out there. Her name is Florence, and she ain’t pretty. But I jest – of course you’ve heard about Hurricane Florence. How could you not? It’s forecast to be the most severe storm to hit North Carolina since Hurricane Hazel in 1954. The Category 4 storm is barreling toward... Read More