Today is the annual Ocracoke Island Art Walk. About three dozen island artists and craftspeople are displaying their work in various galleries, shops, and front yards throughout the village. A walking map is provided, as well as shuttle service between locations. You can read more about this event here: http://www.art-on-ocracoke.com/ocracokeartwalk.html
Our latest Ocracoke Newsletter is the story of the wreck of the Victoria S, and Ocracoke's first automobile accident. You can read it here.
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