Outer Banks Posts

August 13 at 11:42pm via

August 13 at 7:28pm via

Jonny Waters & Co kicking it off tonight in the Lounge!! Come grab a bite and a drink!

Lost Colony Tavern

August 13 at 2:43pm via

We are incredibly proud to be a 2022 team sponsor for the 33rd Annual Alice Kelly Memorial Ladies Only Billfish Tournament to support the fight against cancer. In addition to our sponsorship donation, we are donating $1 from every hot pink, crunchberry, and petal heather t-shirt and hoodie in our new “Mermaids of Coquina Beach” design to Alice Kelly’s Outer Banks Cancer Support Group. Go get ‘em, MERMAIDS!!!

We are incredibly proud to be a 2022 team sponsor for the 33rd Annual Alice Kelly Memorial Ladies Only Billfish Tournament to support the fight... See More

Lost Colony Tavern

August 13 at 1:16pm via

Carolina Bar-B-Que Company

August 13 at 12:57pm via

Fresh off the grill, Icky Sticky Kickin Chicken come and get it, we got all you can eat.

August 13 at 9:48am via

Setting up to cater all week for the @piratescovebillfishtournament that kicks off tonight with the Alice Kelly Registration night! Sporting our NEW KIDS SHIRTS! #catering #localseafood #sportfishing

August 12 at 5:31pm via

Hand Rolled Coconut Shrimp on special tonight! #localseafood #shrimp

Bloom Boutique

August 12 at 2:54pm

These tie dye shorts will add the final touches to any casual summer outfit!

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August 11 at 4:33pm via

Dinner Time!! 4:30-9:00pm we will be serving the freshest local seafood on the OBX!! Come see us and try our Buffalo Shrimp for an appetizer! #localseafood

Bite Me Sportfishing Charters

August 11 at 12:57pm

Due to demand, we will be putting together make up trips on the Bite Me! Make up trips are where groups or individuals get together and “make up” a full party of 6 to share the cost of the boat, also known as walk ons. The cost will be $350 per person and includes bait ice tackle and fishing license. Does not include fish cleaning or tip for the mate (20% is customary). Cash, paypal (captjay@fishbiteme.com) or venmo (@captjay). Text or call 252-996-0295 your available dates and we will do our best to get you on the water!

Due to demand, we will be putting together make up trips on the Bite Me! Make up trips are where groups or individuals get together and “make up”... See More

Nest

August 10 at 9:23pm

Who loves green?

Silver Bonsai Gallery

August 10 at 9:17pm

This stunning Green Tourmaline Isadora Signet ring is featured in our cases right now in size 7! In 14k yellow gold, this 4ct green tourmaline is accented with two round brilliant diamonds.

Spry Creek Boutique

August 10 at 9:16pm

Why knot wear it long or doubled? Which ever you choose, it looks fabulous on you!

Ocracoke Preservation Society

August 10 at 9:11pm

This stunning Log Cabin patterned quilt was created by the Ocracoke Needle and Thread Club and donated to the Ocracoke Preservation Society to be raffled off. It is on display in the bedroom exhibit at the OPS Museum.

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Hatteras Cabanas

August 10 at 4:32pm

We have been blessed with some beautiful days on Hatteras this summer but the evenings are great too. Come visit this wonderful island!

Lost Colony Tavern

August 8 at 9:08am via

There is a local Native American legend that tells of a single white doe that roams Roanoke Island where Sir Walter Raleigh’s “Roanoke Colony” had attempted to settle, only to vanish. Virginia Dare, the first English child born in the New World, was member of this “lost colony.”

As legend has it, Virginia, raised by the Croatoan Indians, was claimed by an old and powerful medicine man who, because he could not have her, cast a spell turning her into a white doe. Shot in the heart at the same moment by two special arrows — a pearl-tipped arrow meant to save, and a silver-tipped arrow meant to kill — the white doe returned briefly to her beautiful human form only to die a short time later.

Virginia Dare’s body disappeared at the same time a white doe was seen bounding off into the forest. Even today some claim to have caught glimpses of a fleeting white form late in the evening. Does the spirit of the white doe still roam the woodlands of Roanoke Island?

The elements of this famous Outer Banks legend have been captured in brilliant detail by local artist Britton Ricketts in a new art design available in our “Hop Shop” on t-shirts, stickers, and limited-edition autographed prints. T-shirts are available in three colors: Moss, Plum Raisin, and Black. Stop by soon or purchase at lostcolonytavern.com!

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There is a local Native American legend that tells of a single white doe that roams Roanoke Island where Sir Walter Raleigh’s “Roanoke Colony” had... See More