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  • May6

    This is an incredible documentary on the Outer Banks with a focus on “the wind”. The Outer Banks is a very unique place with tons of history and this is a great representation of how the wind plays a major role in everyone’s lives who live here. Produced, Directed, Written, Shot, Edited and Graphics by Zakk Heaps.

  • Apr9

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  • Feb9

    First of all, OBXsurfinfo.com would like to thank one of our newest advertisers: The Outer Banks Brewing Station. Without advertisers, our site wouldn’t exist… and we couldn’t be more stoked to have another local (and tourist) hot-spot on our list of great supporters. If you are unfamiliar with the Outer Banks Brewing Station, they are located in the heart of Kill Devil Hills near the Wright Brother’s Memorial on the main road. (Milepost 8.5)  Just look for the wind turbine which is located in their backyard. They offer unique quality food and hand crafted beer in a comfortable, festive setting. Toss in some live music and a huge backyard suited to keep all ages happy and you have the perfect recipe for everyone.

    The Brewing Station is opening back up for the season tomorrow (Feb. 10) starting at 11:30am. Show some support and stop by for a visit!
    Open 7 days a week, Mon-Thurs at 3pm, Fri-Sun at 11:30am, Brunch on Sat and Sun till 4pm
    600 South Croatan Highway, Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948 , Phone: (252) 449-2739

  • Dec6

    The BIG Something is an ever-evolving, groove-based modern rock band from the middle of nowhere in NC. With unique electronic embellishments and an alternative feel, Funk, Soul and Rock n Roll are all fused into “one savory package, well delivered in execution. This Friday (December 9) starting at 10pm, they will take the stage at the Outer Banks Brewing Station. More info HERE

  • Nov19

    Due to bad weather, the 2011 NC Big Sweep was canceled back in September and is now rescheduled for TODAY! Saturday, November 19 from 9am-12 noon. This year will be the 25th Annual Big Sweep across North Carolina. Dare County residents have been strong supporters of the event since its inception in 1987. Given Hurricane Irene and the extra cleanup needed along our coast and inland waterways, it is our hope for this event to be even stronger than years past. Please visit one of the below zone locations for your bags, cleanup gear, and direction on where to clean.

    Bonnett Street
    KDH Bath House
    Jennette’s Pier
    Southern Shores Fire Department
    NC Aquarium
    Kitty Hawk Kayak & Surf School
    Kitty Hawk Bath House
    Nags Head Town Hall
    Pea Island Visitor Center
    Coquina Beach Bath House
    Chickahauk Beach Access

    After the cleanup, make sure you visit The Outer Banks Brewing Station for “Trashfest” – from Noon – 4pm and enjoy food, drinks and live music from SOULone. Bring your bag of trash and information card and get in FREE.

    Should you have any questions please contact Scott Lawrence at (252) 441-0581 or via email at Scott@boldprintdesign.com.

  • Sep19

    The OBX Pro is a $30,000 Profesional Surfing Event held in the Outer Banks every year. Part of the Western Atlantic Surf Series. The first Outer Banks Pro took place at Kitty Hawk Pier in the early 2000′s. Since the beginning, Wave Riding Vehicles has stood for surfing and spreading it’s Aloha throughout the world.  They continue to support professional surfing in all of its forms. With the new construction of Jennette’s Pier, backed by the North Carolina Aquarium, WRV has the unique opportunity to run one of the most core surf contests in the region. Last year saw the largest purse ever brought to the East Coast. The Wave Riding Vehicles Outer Banks Pro Presented by Hurley with a total purse of $30,500 in prize money looks to be another hit this year! Special thanks to all the amazing sponsors; Hurley, Dragon Optics, Kona Brewing Company, Silmar, Arialite, Surfer, Eastern Surf Magazine, 99.1 The Sound and Charter Media.

    Click Here for Outer Banks Pro Registration

     

  • Jun15


    ‘Future’, a six member Progressive Rock, Psykédélique Soul Band from the Washington DC Metropolitan Area is playing at the Brewing Station this Friday, June 17. They are a rock based band with a fusion of hip hop, soul, funk, reggae and even electronica that come together for an awesome sound. It is almost as if The Roots, Rage Against the Machine, and The Mars Volta all three came together and produced a child somehow called ‘Future’. More similar bands that you might recognize include: Fishbone, Bad Brains, Mos Def, Erykah Badu, Pink Floyd, Massive Attack, King Crimson, Fugazi, Morcheeba…. you get the picture. For more information about the band visit http://www.thebandcalledfuture.com Check em’ out!

  • Apr13

    Funk / Jazz / Rock / Blues / Chill / Fusion are just a few adjectives that describe this band. They can come out firing or keep it super mellow and jazzy (but more than likely, they will find a way to get every head in the house bouncing. Accomplished musicians include front man/master on guitar: DJ Williams and his band… with some of the most talented players in Richmond: Gordon Jones, Dusty Simmons, Brian Mahne, Mark Ingraham, and Todd Herrington. You won’t be disappointed. Live this Friday night at the Outer Banks Brewing Station. Show starts at 10pm, Friday night, April 15, 2011.

    For more info on DJ Williams, Check out the DJ Williams Projekt Myspace Page!

  • Mar13

    A Pato Banton concert is an event not to be missed and an experience not to be forgotten. Positive Vibrations abound with a beat to keep you on your dancing feet, while Pato delivers a message that is food for the mind and soul. Many have considered his charismatic performance as live theatre where no show is alike and audience members become participants in the experience. Pato dialogues with the crowd on a range of topics including current day events and spiritual freedom while keeping the vibes upbeat and fun! The direction of the concert is totally based on the feedback Pato receives from the audience as there is no fixed set list. Many have said that the positivity generated from the stage has changed their lives forever. Sometimes Pato invites his fans to join him in a prayer circle after the show, where some have cried while sharing their stories of contemplated suicide, isolation after losing a loved one, struggles with substance abuse and how their personal connection with Pato has given them the strength to “Stay Positive” & “Never Give In.”

    Check out one of Reggae’s greatest this Friday night at the Outer Banks Brewing Station!