Archive | February, 2009
The Weeping Radish Farm Brewery – Hot Dogs from Scratch with German Master Butcher
Ever wonder how a REAL Hot Dog was made? Watch a qualified German Master Butcher make old fashioned natural hot dogs, using all local hormone and antibiotic free ingredients from sustainable farms. Participate in the mixing, blending, vacuum filling, cooking and smoking! This is an experience you will never have an opportunity to do again! This fun filled adventure includes, lunch, beer sampler, tour of the brewery and the organic farm.
Date: Sat, March 7, 2009
Address: 6810 Caratoke Hwy., Jarvisburg
Info: 252-491-5205
Time: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Price: $35.00 per person
Event Web site: http://www.weepingradish.com/
Corolla, NC – Over one thousand of the popular 2009 Official Corolla Wild Horse Fund calendars have been sold since October of 2008, and the 2010 calendar photo contest is now underway. Open only to amateur photographers, up to three photos may be submitted.
Photos can be current or historical, must be submitted on CD and must be accompanied by a signed entry form. The entry form and contest rules can be downloaded from CWHF’s website. No identifying information should appear anywhere on the photo and no photos will be accepted that violate any portion of the Currituck County Wild Horse Ordinance. The ordinance is also available on the CWHF website. The deadline for photos is May 1, 2009.
Judges for the event are Walter Gresham, Outer Banks Beach Portraits and Photography, Kill Devil Hills; Mary Kolliner, Eagle Eye Images, Holly Springs, NC; and national equine artist Robin Caspari, Manakin – Sabot, VA.
Twenty-four semi-finalists will be selected and displayed on the Fund’s website from June 1 – July 31. The public will vote for their favorites by donation, and the thirteen photos receiving the most votes will be used in the 2010 Official Corolla Wild Horse Fund calendar. Instructions for voting will be posted on the website on June 10th. Winning photos will also be displayed at Wild Horse Days, July 7th, 8th, and 9th.
The remaining 2009 calendars are available for purchase at www.corollawildhorses.org, or by visiting the Wild Horse Museum in Old Corolla Village.
For more information, call the Corolla Wild Horse Fund at 252-453-8002.
After a day at the beach, wouldn’t it feel wonderful to be pampered? When you come to the Outer Banks you’ll find you can enjoy the sun and surf, then become styled and relaxed for a romantic evening.
Eden Day Spa and Salon of Currituck is a quality premier salon offering a comprehensive menu of services addressed to the beauty needs of all. Hair, skin and body massage are just part of the complete menu offerings. Don’t forget to book your appointment when you come for your next vacation.
2815 Caratoke Hwy. 158, Currituck NC 27929
252-232-1306
Email: edenspa2001@yahoo.com
Hours: Thursday – Saturday: 8:00 a.m. – until | Monday: 8:00 a.m. – until
Off season hours: Hours will vary, please call ahead.
Web site: http://www.edendayspasalon.com
When you come to the Outer Banks for your vacation, a beach cottage is the perfect alternative to a hotel, especially if you plan on a lengthy stay. The vacation rentals in Currituck County provide space for a large number of people, perfect for a family reunion, and the proximity to the shore presents a great opportunity for many fun activities.
What’s more, renting a beach house in Currituck couldn’t be easier! You’ll find many rental agencies are on hand to ensure you have the best cottage to suit your needs, and at an affordable price. Did you know if you are able to gather your extended family for a long weekend at the beach, each person could pay as little as $48 a night to stay in a spacious rental with luxury amenities? The right agent can set you up quickly so you don’t miss out on the best Spring Break or summer trip ever!
Which vacation rental agencies are the best in the Outer Banks? We are fortunate to have experienced quality customer service and expertise from every one we’ve visited. So if you are looking to rent a beach house in Currituck here is a list of suggested rental companies. Visit each one and see what properties are available. You just may find your dream beach house!
Atlantic Realty – Duck, NC
Beach Realty and Construction – Corolla, NC
Brindley Beach Vacation and Sales – Corolla, NC
Carolina Designs Realty – Duck, NC
Corolla Classic Vacations – Corolla, NC
Elan Vacations – Powells Point, NC
Joe Lamb, Jr. and Associates – Kitty Hawk, NC
Karichele Realty – Corolla, NC
Kitty Dunes Rentals – Corolla, NC
Outer Banks Blue Real Estate Services – Kitty Hawk, NC
Paramount Destinations – Corolla, NC
Resort Realty – Corolla, NC
ResortQuest Outer Banks – Corolla, NC
Seaside Vacations – Corolla, NC
Shoreline Preferred Properties – Corolla, NC
Southern Shores Realty – Southern Shores, NC
Stan White Realty and Construction – Corolla, NC
Sun Realty – Corolla, NC
Twiddy and Company Realtors – Corolla, NC
Village Realty – Corolla, NC
Where’s the best place in the Outer Banks for martinis? After a day at the beach, stop by Currituck’s premier tapas bars for a bite to eat and a colorful cocktail to wind down the night.
Metropolis Little Bar & Bistro where you need to go for exotic hot and cold tapas made with the freshest ingredients around. The menu changes seasonally, and the martini menu is just as long. Have a seat at the bar and make new friends, or enjoy a cozy table for two with a lovely view. Metropolis is also available for private parties in the off-season.
Metropolis Little Bar & Bistro
520 Old Stoney Rd. Unit K, Corolla NC 27927
252-453-6167
Hours: Sunday – Saturday: 5:00 p.m. – 2:00 a.m.
Off season hours: Closed Sunday – Monday | Tuesday – Saturday: 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Web site: http://www.metropolisobx.com
For more information on great Outer Banks eateries, visit ComeToOurBeach.com.
On March 5 – 8, 2009, The Outer Banks Restaurant Association will host the Outer Banks “Taste of The Beach” weekend event. The “Taste of the Beach” has enjoyed great success and was even named in the top ten Seafood and Wine Festivals in the nation by Coastal Living Magazine. The weekend will be full of great food and drinks and fun activities; all taking place in the gorgeous OBX setting. Some of the activities that will be offered for this event include:
- Wine tastings
- Cooking classes
- Special menu presentations
- Guest chef appearances
- Brewery tours
The event will conclude with a “Taste of The Beach” expo on Sunday at the Hilton Garden Inn in Kitty Hawk. Participants include Currituck’s Native Vine and the Weeping Radish Farm and Brewery. For more information on this event, visit their official website, and for other events in the Outer Banks area, see ComeToOurBeach.com.
Why stock up on ordinary souvenirs on your trip to the beach? The Outer Banks features many boutiques and shops displaying the beautiful artwork and crafts of the region. Tar Heel Trading Company is a great place to shop for gifts!
Fine American handcrafts by local and nationally known artists and craftsmen. Functional and decorative accessories for the home, office and garden, carefully selected and reasonably priced.
Currituck Outer Banks: Timbuck II
790 F Ocean Trail, Corolla NC 27927
252-453-3132
Email: tarheel@beachlink.com
Hours: Monday-Saturday 10:00 a.m.-9:30 p.m.| Sunday 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Off season hours: Hours may vary, please call ahead.
Web site: http://www.tarheeltrading.com
For more information on great places to shop in the Outer Banks, be sure to visit ComeToOurBeach.com.
It’s true. The Currituck area in particular is named by the NFL great himself in an interview with USA Today on favorite travel spots. Barber noted especially sightseeing the wild mustangs as a recommended activity. Click here to read the entire interview with Tiki Barber.
