Tag: Cotton Gin

Fire destroyed the Cotton Gin in Jarvisburg.The original Cotton Gin on the Currituck Mainland has been so much a part of Outer Banks life that it's hard to imagine what it will be like without it. After Saturday's blaze the left only charred remains of the store, we'll have to face that reality.We

AYCE Crab and NC Barbecue, music and a beautiful setting. It doesn't get much better than that.Here's the basic concept behind CrabDaddy, the annual celebration of crab and other things at the Cotton Gin in Jarvisburg—Eat a lot of crab. Drink some wine from Sanctuary Vineyards, or beer from

All is well on the Outer Banks as CrabDaddy makes his annual appearance this Saturday on the north lawn of the Cotton Gin in Jarvisburg on September 21. That's this coming Saturday.Who, the uninformed may ask, is CrabDaddy, not realizing that CrabDaddy is a what as much as a who.What he, or is it

Acoustic Sunset at the Cotton Gin in Jarvisburg. A gathering under the pines, perfect for the whole family.There is something truly special about the Acoustic Sunset at the Cotton Gin in Jarvisburg. Maybe it's the setting beneath the towering pines on the north end of the property. Perhaps it's...

The Big Curri-Shuck is the perfect post Thanksgiving celebration. Thanksgiving is all about food, family and just enjoying the day without worrying about eating too much or really anything.The Big Curric-Shuck is pretty much the same thing with some live music thrown in.Held the Saturday after

CrabDaddy-an all you can eat festival of crabs, beer and wine.A Perfect Day in JarvisburgCrabDaddy we have to admit, is one of our favorite Outer Banks events of the year.What's not to like? It's an all you can eat event

A great time and lots to try at the Joe Lamb Jr., & Associates BBQ & Wings Showdown. At the Roosters booth.Now that was a Taste of the Beach to remember...perfect weather, great food, fun crowds. As the 2017 Outer

Outer Banks Weekend Features Something for Everyone Learning to dance at Artrageous 2016.This past weekend on the Outer Banks was a perfect example of why autumn is the time to come to the Outer Banks.Saturday was filled