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Beautiful views of the ocean and Currituck Sound can be seen from the top decks. The beach access is just a short walk across a quiet cul-de-sac from this home! Sunset decks with expansive views of the Audubon Pine Island Sanctuary which is adjacent to this property. What: Gospel music and free lemonade and baked goodsįor more information on Dare Days: manteonc.Waterlily is a semi-oceanfront home in the premier Corolla community of Pine Island. Where: Pea Island Cookhouse, 622 Sir Walter Raleigh St., Manteo 64, as well as Manteo High School on Wingina Avenue. Shuttle buses will run from College of the Albemarle-Dare and Manteo Elementary School on U.S. What: Art, crafts, food, music and children’s activities Where: Downtown Manteo, primarily on the boardwalk, Town Common, Queen Elizabeth Avenue and Budleigh Street “There’s a little something for everybody.” “We just want people to come and have fun,” says Bunce. On the menu are, among dozens of items, funnel cakes, cotton candy, pizza, soft-shell crab sandwiches, cheesesteak, french fries, tacos, pizza, shaved ice and fresh-squeezed lemonade and limeade. Other performers include Just Playin’ Dixieland, Riggsbee Road (an all-female country and newgrass band) and the Soul Psychedelique Orchestra, an 11-member group with a horn section that plays a variety of dance and party tunes from the ’40s through today.ĭJ “Mixin’ Mike” will be set up in the Town Common, along with a steel drum player.Īnd Dare Days wouldn’t be complete without a full array of festival food. On the main stage in front of Dare Arts on Queen Elizabeth Avenue, the lineup features the Dare County Youth Orchestra and the Outer Banks Community Orchestra. Kenya March leads the line of girls in a performance at a past Dare Days festival in Manteo.

“You’ll hear music in every little spot,” says Bunce. More than 70 artists will display and sell their work, including photography, paintings, wind chimes, jewelry, toys and more, along the boardwalk and in George Washington Creef Memorial Park.Īctivities for the kids include a dunking booth, an obstacle course, an inflatable zip line, a bouncy house, face-painting and rides like the “Dixie Twister,” “Swamper Stomper” and “Spider Jump.”Īnd there will be a variety of sounds for big and little ears. This year’s festival has things to do and see for adults and children. The downtown also is known for its unique shops and eateries. It gives residents a chance to catch up with neighbors and friends after the long winter and, according to the town of Manteo’s Program Manager Michele Bunce, who’s in her second year directing the event, “We really have a chance to showcase the diversity of our community.”

The free-admission festival, considered the unofficial kickoff of summer, has always had two purposes. E-Pilot Evening Edition Home Page Close Menu