Category: Arts & Entertainment

By Donna Baum –  While shopping in Food Lion, my daughter and I breezed over to check out the sample table manned by a lady wearing a pin-accented ball cap. Her smile and the...

By Kip Tabb –  The history of The Lost Colony as a theatrical production is extraordinary. Yet as remarkable as the play is, the impact it has had on our Outer Banks community may...

Acoustic Sunsets May 24 – September 20 (Thursdays only) This free family friendly event features wine tastings and live music. Sanctuary Vineyard, Jarvisburg 5 p.m. sanctuaryvineyards.com Beach Music Festival May 27 Enjoy music by...

By Kip Tabb –  Blues, bluegrass, jazz – there is a little bit of everything when Outer Banks musicians take the stage, and never has that been more evident than the debut of the...

By CK Evans –  That’s right Asheville’s favorite booty shaking big band is coming back to the pub Saturday May 19th for a memorable night of musical fun.  Coming off their March release of...

By Kip Tabb – Laura Martier, who has been the executive director of the Dare County Arts Council since January of 2007 is stepping down tomorrow (Friday). There will be a press release or...

By Meaghan Beasley –  Kevin Duffus, author of several books on Outer Banks history, has researched extensively the U-Boat action off the North Carolina coast, and in War Zone: World War II off North...

By Chris Sawin –  One of the most active supporters of local music in the winter months is a relative newcomer. Trio opened in August 2011 as a mecca for foodies—part bistro, part wine...

By Kip Tabb – The artist comes in many forms and to limit the idea of creativity to visual arts, the written word or music is to ignore the full spectrum of the human...

By Eric Reese – In the craft beer business, like many businesses, those in it like to sit around and discuss the trends, industry quirks and throw darts at the wall of future possibilities....