OBX-WIND is North America’s biggest windsurfing celebration, bringing action-packed events to the Outer Banks every day. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, there’s a challenge—and plenty of fun—waiting for you on the water. Get ready for OBX-WIND, the most exciting week of windsurfing you’ll experience all year!
The World’s Largest Surf Fishing Tournament
Since 1958, the Cape Hatteras Anglers Club Invitational Surf Fishing Tournament has been a proud November tradition on Hatteras Island. Each year, 120 six-member teams are invited to compete, casting their lines in designated beach zones during morning and afternoon sessions on both Thursday and Friday. On Saturday, the excitement continues with the Bob Bernard Open Individual Tournament, open to any angler who registers in advance.
More than just a competition, this tournament is an island-wide celebration. Local businesses rally behind the event by advertising in the souvenir book, which is shared throughout the community. Families, anglers, and judges alike enjoy a week filled with activities beyond the beach, from browsing the Sponsors’ Tackle Show—where top equipment companies showcase the latest gear alongside complimentary refreshments—to gathering for the much-anticipated “Brag and Award Night” on Friday at the clubhouse.
Join the Hatteras Methodist Church for their annual Fish 5K and Dock Trot beginning at 8am on Saturday, September 20th, 2025.

Join the Hatteras Village Civic Center for Seafood Under the Stars 2025 to kick off their annual Day at the Docks celebration.

On Saturday, September 27th, 2025, join the Frisco Native American Museum & Natural History Center for the 2nd Annual Museum Appreciation Day!
Admission is FREE with only a small donation of a non-perishable food item that is to be in turn donated to the Hatteras Island Food Pantry. Other Food Pantry items are also welcome. This follows in the footsteps of the tradition that was started by the Smithsonian Museum Day Live with a day dedicated to the celebration of exploration and learning.
Visitors will enjoy full access to FNAM’s exhibits including beautiful artwork and displays on Native American culture from tribes across the nation, as well as a gallery on the original inhabitants of Hatteras Island. Learn more.
Join the Hatteras Island Cancer Foundation for the Donna Peele Memorial 5K Race and run, walk, ride or stroll for a great cause!

HICF Donna Peele Memorial 5K
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!**