July 4th in the Outer Banks
With so much of the country’s history located in the Outer Banks, July 4th is a special holiday here. There are a bunch of festivities taking place throughout the barrier islands. Here’s a list of all the 4th of July activities taking place in the Outer Banks.
The Whalehead Club 16th Annual Independence Day Festival of Fireworks
Taking place from 6pm to 11pm. There’s plenty of food, fun and entertainment for the whole family. The event is free and is sponsored by
Duck’s Annual 4th of July Parade
The parade starts at 9am and is a one mile event that starts on
Fourth of July Celebration: Patriotic Music
This event begins at 8pm at the Outdoor Pavilion at
Nags Head 4th of July Fireworks Display
The 13th annual Independence Day fireworks spectacular starts at 9:25pm on the ocean pier at mile post 11.5 on NC Route 12. The fireworks presentation will be given by the famous Bay Fireworks of New York. Guests can expect a spectacular show.
The fireworks display will be visible all over Nags Head. The following public beaches are recommended for access to the beach to view the fireworks.
South of
Curlew Street
North
Bladen Street
If you plan on having your own fireworks show; make sure to follow North Carolina’s fireworks laws and take extra safety precautions to prevent any injuries. Check out the specific laws here.
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