On this page you will find the annual food events on the Outer Banks.
Annual Outer Banks Events by Category or Month
Outer Banks Food
238 Bayview Drive, Stumpy Point
Forget “the world is your oyster!” At the Stumpy Point Oyster Fest, the oyster is your world. For more than 30 years, this all-you-can-eat oyster festival has been a favorite of locals and visitors alike. Celebrate a chilly February day with friends, family, homemade desserts and your favorite bivalves. Whether you want your oysters steamed or fried is entirely up to you, and once you’ve had your fill of them – if that’s even possible – chow down on some fresh fish that’s fried up right in front of you. And you’ll be doing some good eating for a cause too; proceeds from the Oyster Feast benefit Stumpy Point families in need.
Forget “the world is your oyster!” At the Stumpy Point Oyster Fest, the oyster is your world. For more than 30 years, this all-you-can-eat oyster festival has been a favorite of locals and visitors alike. Celebrate a chilly February day with friends, family, homemade desserts and your favorite bivalves. Whether you want your oysters steamed or fried is entirely up to you, and...read more
Forget “the world is your oyster!” At the Stumpy Point Oyster Fest, the...read more
Outer Banks Food
Do you ever feel like there are so many good restaurants on the Outer Banks that it’s impossible to try them all? Thanks to Taste of the Beach you’ll have the chance to sample restaurants and beverage vendors from all over the area. Join your friends for four days of food and drink at this popular food festival that features a few of the local gourmet chefs’ best dishes! You can also purchase tickets to cooking classes, special dinners at lots of local restaurant, cook-offs, brewery tours, tapas tours, wine tastings and more. This Outer Banks event takes place during mid- to late March.
Do you ever feel like there are so many good restaurants on the Outer Banks that it’s impossible to try them all? Thanks to Taste of the Beach you’ll have the chance to sample restaurants and beverage vendors from all over the area. Join your friends for four days of food and drink at this popular food festival that features a few of...read more
Do you ever feel like there are so many good restaurants on the...read more
Outer Banks Food
7005 Caratoke Highway, Jarvisburg
When counting your blessings around Thanksgiving, remember to give thanks for oyster season on the Outer Banks. The Big Curri-Shuck Oyster Roast at Sanctuary Vineyards is an all-you-can-eat oyster roast, featuring oysters from I Got Your Crabs in Kitty Hawk and local wines and beer. Barbecue and steamed crabs will be served in addition to oysters. Sample and savor the brews with the food in the tranquil setting in Currituck as live music fills the background. All attendees will receive a signature Sanctuary Vineyards wine glass to take home. This annual event is usually held on the Friday or Saturday following Thanksgiving. It’s a classy and down-home activity to entertain visiting friends and family after the turkey’s been finished and the table’s been cleared. The Big Curri-Shuck sells out most years, so be sure to reserve your tickets in advance on Sanctuary Vineyards’ website or at the shop.
When counting your blessings around Thanksgiving, remember to give thanks for oyster season on the Outer Banks. The Big Curri-Shuck Oyster Roast at Sanctuary Vineyards is an all-you-can-eat oyster roast, featuring oysters from I Got Your Crabs in Kitty Hawk and local wines and beer. Barbecue and steamed crabs will be served in addition to oysters. Sample and savor the brews with the food in...read more
When counting your blessings around Thanksgiving, remember to give thanks for oyster season on the...read more
Outer Banks Food
Up for a sophisticated evening activity? Check out Whalehead Wednesdays Wine and Beer Festivals happening from June through the end of September. Every Wednesday evening during the summer months you can sample a variety of wines and beer along with fruit and cheese while you watch the sun set over the Currituck Sound. Different solo artists and bands provide live music every week, so you’ll get a taste of local talent in addition to the wine and beer. Wine is provided by Sanctuary Vineyards, Whalehead Gallery, Vineyards on the Scuppernong and Corolla Wine, Cigar and Gourmet. There'll also be a beer tasting, featuring samples from the Weeping Radish Brewery and Northern Outer Banks Brewing Company. This Outer Banks event is family friendly with activities that children can enjoy too. Admission includes a tasting glass, and nondrinkers are admitted free.
Up for a sophisticated evening activity? Check out Whalehead Wednesdays Wine and Beer Festivals happening from June through the end of September. Every Wednesday evening during the summer months you can sample a variety of wines and beer along with fruit and cheese while you watch the sun set over the Currituck Sound. Different solo artists and bands provide live music every week, so you’ll get...read more
Up for a sophisticated evening activity? Check out Whalehead Wednesdays Wine and Beer Festivals happening...read more
Outer Banks Food
Celebrate waterfowl's intrinsic role within the local culture and time-honored traditions on Hatteras Island and beyond. This winter event draws birders, artisans, ornithologists and anyone with a general interest in the area’s feathered figures to Hatteras Village for a weekend of birding demos, nature tours, arts-and-crafts displays and vendors, good food and drink and even better company. The Fin, Feather and Bourbon social kicks off...read more
Outer Banks Food
Eat, drink and have fun for a good cause – the best way to spend a fall day on the Outer Banks. Roanoke Island Historical Association presents this fundraiser for The Lost Colony outdoor drama on the last weekend in September. Held on the grounds of The Lost Colony, overlooking the Roanoke Sound, the Grand Tasting event includes wine and beer tastings from local and regional wineries and...read more
Offer valid any time from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
