Scroll through the calendar to find fun Outer Banks events in every month of the year. The Outer Banks is known for authentic experiences and we celebrate all that is unique about the Outer Banks.
Visit during the off season to take advantage of some of the best events the OBX has to offer, from Family events, kite events, events celebrating our heritage, events celebrating the Outer Banks history, holiday events, music events, culinary events and much more!
Location: Town of Manteo 104 Fernando Street Manteo, NC 27954
Starts: 6pm
Ends: 9:45pm
Celebrate Independence Day in true Manteo style as we kick off America’s 250th! Join the Town of Manteo for an unforgettable Fourth of July celebration filled with community spirit, waterfront views, and festive fun for all ages.
From 6:00–9:00 PM, head to George Washington Creef Park for a Party in the Park with music from DJ Mixin Mike, children’s games, and a lineup of food trucks serving up classic favorites. Stroll, shop, and soak in the atmosphere as you explore downtown—where you can enjoy your favorite beverages within the Downtown Manteo Social District.
As the sun sets, find your spot along the waterfront and get ready for a spectacular fireworks display lighting up the sky at 9:15 PM.
Bring your friends, your family, and your red, white, and blue—let’s celebrate 250 years of America together in Manteo!
Town of Nags Head Fireworks Spectacular
Location: 3335 S Virginia Dare Trail Nags Head, NC 27959
Starts: 9:45pm
Head to the heart of Nags head for this special 4th of July fireworks display over the Atlantic Ocean that will leave all beach-goers breathless. The Town Of Nags Head Fireworks Spectacular will be held on the evening of Independence Day, and is sure to be a show-stopping aspect of any Outer Banks vacation.
The fireworks will be launched off of the ocean pier at milepost 11.5 on S. Virginia Dare Trail, and visitors all along the local town beaches will be able to have fine views of the stunning display over the ocean waves. Parking at or near the fireworks display site will be directed by the local Nags Head police department, and folks who want to drive to the show are encouraged to park west of the Beach Bypass in order to avoid crossing the major highway. Visitors are welcome to bring along chairs, beach towels, and other beach chairs to the shoreline, but are advised to stay off the dunes and to respect private property – like rental homes and privately owned gazebos – that may be adjacent to the beach. With a gorgeous display that starts at 9:25 p.m., this Atlantic Ocean show is sure to wow patriotic OBX visitors of all ages.
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