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10/29/2026

HOORAY! Thanks to NCDOT NC 12 and all those working hard to repair the road and run the emergency ferries through these last two storms! Whew! October has been one for the books. We hope you'll keep Hatteras Island in your thoughts as we continue to mitigate damage and return some business to our local economy.

NC12 is now OPEN to all motorists! One change to our previous announcement: the Emergency Ferry between Rodanthe and Stumpy Point will now be ending service from both sides at 8 p.m. tonight.

Details: https://bit.ly/4e3vK3d

10/29/2026

Happy Halloween!🎃 Help pick this year's People's Choice winner for our annual pumpkin decorating contest. Check out all of the entries and like the photo of your favorite!

10/23/2026

OBX Brewtag is happening tomorrow at the Soundside Event Site in Nags Head! Bring the family and enjoy a fun day on the Outer Banks. Who’s planning to go?

KEGS WILL FLY! 🛩️🍺

The 10th Annual OBX Brewtag returns this Saturday, Oct. 24, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Soundside Event Site in Nags Head.

Teams design and launch creative flying contraptions carrying empty kegs as far as possible. Add live music, delicious food, a craft b**r garden (21+) and a kids zone, and you’ve got a uniquely Outer Banks day on the sound. Admission is FREE!

Hosted by The Rogallo Foundation, Inc., a local nonprofit, OBX Brewtag celebrates our aviation heritage while raising funds for the foundation’s vision for an aviation center and its STEM programs.

Presented by Outer Banks Visitors Bureau, TowneBank, OBX Beverage, First National Bank, Seaside Vacations and WUNC News, with support from Kitty Hawk Kites.

10/21/2026

NC 12 remains closed from the Marc Basnight Bridge to Rodanthe due to significant storm damage on Pea Island. Approximately 800 feet of pavement has been damaged near the Pea Island Visitor Center, and protective dunes continue to erode.

Hatteras Island remains under a state of emergency, and visitors are not permitted to enter the island at this time. For the latest road conditions and travel updates, visit DriveNC.gov.

10/20/2026

NC 12 closed last night between the Marc Basnight Bridge and Rodanthe due to ocean overwash from the offshore nor’easter. Crews are working to restore the highway and rebuild protective dunes at the Pea Island Visitor Center.

For the latest road conditions and updates, visit DriveNC.gov.

10/16/2026

🚨 As of 6 p.m. this evening, a state of emergency has been issued for Hatteras Island. A mandatory evacuation order for visitors on Hatteras Island takes effect at 8 p.m. tonight (Friday, October 16). This includes the villages of Rodanthe, Waves, Salvo, Avon, Buxton, Frisco and Hatteras Village.

The evacuation order applies only to Hatteras Island visitors. No evacuation has been issued for residents of Hatteras Island or for areas north of Oregon Inlet. Refer to https://www.darenc.gov/departments/emergency-management/hurricane for further details.

Guests in house are asked to evacuate this evening. Guests scheduled to arrive this weekend, please hold tight until the evacuation order has been lifted.

Information about the coastal storm impacts on the Outer Banks of North Carolina from Dare County Emergency Management.

10/16/2026

October beach update☀️10/16/26

Soaking up some sunshine before rain and wind moves in this weekend here on the Outer Banks.

10/15/2026

Treat yourself to a long weekend away this off-season.

Search for short stays on the Outer Banks at sunrealtync.com

10/13/2026

Wake up to ocean views and beautiful sunrises at Blue Yonder! Fall weeks and partial-week stays (3-night minimum) are available at this pet-friendly, semi-oceanfront Southern Shores home, featuring 4 bedrooms, a hot tub, and beach access just across the street. Visit bit.ly/3UpJLl5 or call (252) 300-3139 for details & to plan your fall getaway today!

10/09/2026

Duck Jazz Festival update! Saturday’s music is still on with an adjusted schedule, and all events scheduled for Sunday, October 11, are canceled due to the expected weather conditions.

⛈️ A change in schedule, but the music goes on! 🎶

The safety of our community, visitors, artists, and staff is always our top priority. With forecasts calling for strong winds, heavy rain, and possible thunderstorms on Sunday, we’ve made the difficult decision to adjust this year’s Duck Jazz Festival schedule. Trust us when we say that this decision was not made lightly. It is incredibly heartbreaking to find ourselves in this position yet again, but the safety of everyone involved is of the utmost importance.

That being said....

The festival is NOT fully canceled! While all events scheduled for Sunday, October 11, are canceled due to the expected weather conditions, we’re excited to share that Saturday’s music is still on, with an adjusted schedule!

Join us on Saturday, October 10 for two performances:

Adam Hawley: 3:30–5:30 p.m.
Brass Queens: 6–7 p.m.

Then come on over to The Blue Point for the Live Jam and continue grooving with us from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.

We know how much the Duck Jazz Festival means to our community and visitors, and we share in the disappointment of these changes. However, given the forecast, prioritizing everyone’s safety is the right decision.

A heartfelt thank-you to our artists for their flexibility and to our community for your understanding and continued support. We look forward to welcoming you to Duck Town Green on Saturday for an afternoon and evening of fantastic live jazz!

For more information, please read the full press release: https://ducknc.gov/news/duck-jazz-festival-announces-weather-related-changes-to-weekend-schedule/

Thank you for understanding as we make these adjustments with safety in mind. We hope to see you Saturday!