Come one, come all to celebrate Independence Day in Hatteras Village! With two FREE events, you and yours can get in on the festivities before wrapping up the 4th with the fireworks in Avon (starting at 9:15pm at Avon Pier). All events are open to residents and visitors alike. Please join us!
FREE Community Cookout:
From 5:30-7:30pm, get your dogs and burgers in the community center before grabbing a seat to watch the Golf Cart Parade.
12th Annual Golf Cart Parade:
The 12th Annual Golf Cart Parade is open to all to either enter or observe. Use the QR code below to register to enter or line the streets of Hatteras Village to observe. The parade starts at The Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum and does the loop around Eagle Pass Road.
June to September 2025, Frisco Native American Museum is hosting programs about Native Americans. These programs include music, dancing, weapons & tools, storytelling, Outer Banks Natives, Native foods and more!
They are open 6 days a week 10am-5pm, closed on Mondays.
These programs are included FREE with admission to the Museum:
$5 for seniors/students
$8 for individuals
$20 for families (2 adults & up to 4 children)
**ADMISSION LASTS FOR THE WHOLE WEEK!**
Join FNAM as they welcome Gray Michael Parsons to discuss the curious question: Who was Chief Wingina?
June to September 2025, Frisco Native American Museum is hosting programs about Native Americans. These programs include music, dancing, weapons & tools, storytelling, Outer Banks Natives, Native foods and more!
They are open 6 days a week 10am-5pm, closed on Mondays.
These programs are included FREE with admission to the Museum:
$5 for seniors/students
$8 for individuals
$20 for families (2 adults & up to 4 children)
**ADMISSION LASTS FOR THE WHOLE WEEK!**
Join FNAM as they welcome Thunder and Jeannie Cranford to discuss “Primitive Tools and Weapons”.
June to September 2025, Frisco Native American Museum is hosting programs about Native Americans. These programs include music, dancing, weapons & tools, storytelling, Outer Banks Natives, Native foods and more!
They are open 6 days a week 10am-5pm, closed on Mondays.
These programs are included FREE with admission to the Museum:
$5 for seniors/students
$8 for individuals
$20 for families (2 adults & up to 4 children)
**ADMISSION LASTS FOR THE WHOLE WEEK!**
Join FNAM as they welcome Thunder & Jeannie Cranford to discuss Cherokee Story Telling!
June to September 2025, Frisco Native American Museum is hosting programs about Native Americans. These programs include music, dancing, weapons & tools, storytelling, Outer Banks Natives, Native foods and more!
They are open 6 days a week 10am-5pm, closed on Mondays.
These programs are included FREE with admission to the Museum:
$5 for seniors/students
$8 for individuals
$20 for families (2 adults & up to 4 children)
**ADMISSION LASTS FOR THE WHOLE WEEK!**
Join FNAM as they welcome Thunder and Jeannie Cranford to discuss “Traditional Native Dances”.
June to September 2025, Frisco Native American Museum is hosting programs about Native Americans. These programs include music, dancing, weapons & tools, storytelling, Outer Banks Natives, Native foods and more!
They are open 6 days a week 10am-5pm, closed on Mondays.
These programs are included FREE with admission to the Museum:
$5 for seniors/students
$8 for individuals
$20 for families (2 adults & up to 4 children)
**ADMISSION LASTS FOR THE WHOLE WEEK!**
June to September 2025, Frisco Native American Museum is hosting programs about Native Americans. These programs include music, dancing, weapons & tools, storytelling, Outer Banks Natives, Native foods and more!
They are open 6 days a week 10am-5pm, closed on Mondays.
These programs are included FREE with admission to the Museum:
$5 for seniors/students
$8 for individuals
$20 for families (2 adults & up to 4 children)
**ADMISSION LASTS FOR THE WHOLE WEEK!**
Join FNAM as they welcome Gray Michael Parsons as they discuss “Who was Chief Wingina”?
June to September 2025, Frisco Native American Museum is hosting programs about Native Americans. These programs include music, dancing, weapons & tools, storytelling, Outer Banks Natives, Native foods and more!
They are open 6 days a week 10am-5pm, closed on Mondays.
These programs are included FREE with admission to the Museum:
$5 for seniors/students
$8 for individuals
$20 for families (2 adults & up to 4 children)
**ADMISSION LASTS FOR THE WHOLE WEEK!**
June to September 2025, Frisco Native American Museum is hosting programs about Native Americans. These programs include music, dancing, weapons & tools, storytelling, Outer Banks Natives, Native foods and more!
They are open 6 days a week 10am-5pm, closed on Mondays.
These programs are included FREE with admission to the Museum:
$5 for seniors/students
$8 for individuals
$20 for families (2 adults & up to 4 children)
**ADMISSION LASTS FOR THE WHOLE WEEK!**
The Tri Villages Market returns on Wednesday, June 11 to kick off the summer season!
More than 40 local businesses invite you to shop every Wednesday through September 24. You’ll find unique offerings from artists, crafters, and entrepreneurs set up on porches, under tents on the lawn, and inside the cozy conference center—making it a true Hatteras Island experience not to be missed.
Conveniently located along the multi-use path on the soundside of Camp Hatteras Campground, the market offers plenty of parking for cars, bikes, and golf carts. Best of all? It’s a rain-or-shine event. In the case of inclement weather, vendors will shift indoors to the conference center, where even more businesses than usual will be ready to welcome you.
Come support local and enjoy one of the island’s favorite weekly traditions!
The Old Trent Market is back for the 2025 season, kicking off on May 15 at Frisco Woods Campground. Held every Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. through October 30, this beloved weekly event continues to grow in both size and popularity.
Now in its fourth year, the market promises an even more vibrant experience, featuring a wide array of handmade crafts, local artwork, fresh produce, and unique treasures from talented local artisans and vendors.
Admission is free and all are welcome to explore the market at 53124 N.C. Highway 12 in Frisco. Market organizers also note that participating artisans will be on-site for select summer and fall events hosted at Frisco Woods Campground.
Day at the Docks began as a tribute to the “Spirit of Hatteras,” honoring the village’s resilience following Hurricane Isabel in 2003. Held each September, this event showcases the strength of community, the legacy of the island’s watermen, and the enduring maritime traditions that define Hatteras Island. Attendees can enjoy lively competitions, hands-on demonstrations, local seafood, children’s activities, entertainment, and educational exhibits. The day concludes with the heartfelt Blessing of the Fleet—a cherished tradition where island communities gather at the harbor to offer prayers for the safety and success of those who make their living on the sea.