You are what matters most to us!!!!!
Our mission is to provide excellent
Buyer/Seller representation. We pride
ourselves on the personal attention we are able
to provide to each Client and Customer alike.
At Atlantic Shore Realty & Development we
understand that not all business is conducted
between 9am and 5pm. Therefore we have an
agent available to take your calls long after the
work day has ended.
Buyer/Seller representation. We pride
ourselves on the personal attention we are able
to provide to each Client and Customer alike.
At Atlantic Shore Realty & Development we
understand that not all business is conducted
between 9am and 5pm. Therefore we have an
agent available to take your calls long after the
work day has ended.
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the process as stress free as possible.
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PO Box 3396
Kitty Hawk NC 27949
Phone 252-449-5445
Fax 252-449-5440
www.atlanticshorerealty.info
Kitty Hawk NC 27949
Phone 252-449-5445
Fax 252-449-5440
www.atlanticshorerealty.info
Upcoming events on the Outer Banks.....
June
June 16-20, 23-27
Water Craft Camp
June 16-20, 2008 for children 9, 10 & 11 year old
June 23-27, 2008 for children 6, 7 & 8 years old
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sail, power or row each day at Roanoke Island Festival Park this summer.
Campers ages 6-8 & 9-11 will explore boating and boat safety as well as games, crafts with a dash
of Maritime history as well! One day camper’s will cruise the sound on the Down East Rover,
power out on the Dolphin Watch, and then paddle around the Nags Head Woods. No experience
necessary, but having a good time is required! Cost: $110/member $135/non-members. Extended
child care available from 3 - 5:30 p.m. - $5/hour. Call (252) 475-1500 Ext. 238 to register.
July
July 1, 3, 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24, 29, 31
The Lost Colony Children's Theatre presents Sleeping Beauty
Fort Raleigh Historic Site. Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30 a.m. A must-see for children! The
whole family will enjoy a classic children's story brought to life with music and dance. Face-
painting and balloon-sculpting will also entertain the children. For tickets: (252) 473-3414 or
thelostcolony.org
July 1
60 Musical Minutes
by NCSA musicians directed by Mark Norman
2 pm, Tuesday, FREE! Film Theater, Roanoke Island Festival Park, Manteo, NC North Carolina
School of the Arts Summer Performance Festival Brass and woodwind musicians celebrate music
from far away lands. Escape the midday heat, rest your feet, and enjoy a musical treat!
252.475.1506. www.NCSASummerFest.org.
July 1 - 4
Summer Children’s Performance Series - Flow Circus and Workshop
10:30 a.m. Film Theatre at Roanoke Island Festival Park. The show is free to general admission
ticket holders and Friends of Elizabeth II. All guests must have a ticket. Friends of Elizabeth II may
pick up tickets in advance at the Park’s Visitor Center during the hours of 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., or call
in advance to reserve the tickets. All others may call (252)475-1500 to reserve tickets. For more
information on the title of the show, call (252) 475-1500 or visit us online at roanokeisland.com
July 4
Pawtriotic Pups
For more information please call (252) 473-2094 or visit puparazzi.tripod.com
July 4
The Whalehead Club 16th Annual Independence Day Festival of Fireworks
6 p.m. to 11 p.m. For more information please visit www.whaleheadclub.org or call (252)453-9040.
July 4
Duck’s Annual Fourth of July Parade
Duck’s Fourth of July Parade will be held on Friday, July 4 at 9 a.m., with an after event at the
Town Park featuring music by Ruth Wyand & Friends. The one-mile parade route begins at
Scarborough Lane and continues down Ocean Way and then Christopher Drive. For registration
information, contact the Town at (252) 255-1234.
July 4
Fourth of July Celebration: Patriotic music
by NCSA, fireworks by the Town of Manteo
8 pm, Friday, FREE! Outdoor Pavilion, Roanoke Island Festival Park, Manteo, NC North Carolina
School of the Arts Summer Performance Festival Happy Birthday, America! Bring a picnic &
celebrate our nation’s independence and freedom with dazzling fireworks & patriotic music by
NCSA’s Jazz Ensemble & Friends, featuring vocalist Becca Stevens, & NCSA American Music
Ensemble members. 252.475.1506. www.NCSASummerFest.org.
July 7 - 28
Three Photographers: Elizabeth Kiourtzidis, Jeff Linn and Dan Waters
Art Gallery. Jeff Linn creates photographs of area landscapes, flowers and more. He’s
accompanied by Dan Waters who turns photography into visual poetry as he works with light and
form to capture everything from expressive color in a flower, texture of sand or rain on sea glass.
Elizabeth Kiourtzidis fills out the trio with a variety of effervescent photos from fashion shots and
baby portraits to nature and local scenes. The exhibition speaks to the many kinds of photography
available to the professional and the myriad ways the artist sees the world. An opening reception
will be held on Sunday, July 6 from 4- 6 p.m. It is free and open to the public. For more
information call (252) 475-1500.
July 8 - 11
Summer Children’s Performance Series - Sadie’s Spectacular Saturday & Workshop
10:30 a.m. The Film Theatre at Roanoke Island Festival Park. Good Judgment, Kindness,
friendship and respect are just a handful of the character traits that show up in this adventure!
Sadie, the caterpillar, has turned over a new leaf by starting classes at a brand new school. The
only problem is none of the other bugs like her because she's a caterpillar. Determined not to be
made fun of, she befriends a very different ladybug and learns a valuable lesson-that true beauty
really does come from within. In becoming a beautiful butterfly, she soon discovers she has
transformed much more than just herself. All guests must have a ticket. Friends of Elizabeth II may
pick up tickets in advance at the Park’s Visitor Center during the hours of 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., or call
in advance to reserve the tickets. All others may call (252) 475-1500 to reserve tickets.
July 8 - August 14
Town of Duck’s Summer Music Series
Duck’s Summer Music Series will be held on the Town Green on Tuesday and Thursday evenings
from 6 – 7:30 p.m., with two exceptions. There will be two special Wednesday evening concerts.
On Wednesday, July 16th, The Wells Family Band will bring its blend of acoustic pop, bluegrass,
and country to the Duck Park stage and on Wednesday, August 13th, The Fuzz Band of Hampton
Roads will be back in Duck after their 2007 Jazz Festival appearance entertaining the crowds with a
fusion of funk, jazz, and pop. For more information call (252) 255-1286.
July 8 - August 12
The Diary of Adam and Eve is a one-act musical comedy written by Mark Twain. Running
concurrently will be a stirring program, A Snake in the Grass, for children k-8th grades. For
information call (252) 473-3234.
July 9 - August 13
Town of Duck Morning Theater and Music Series
The cast from The Lost Colony Musical Theater will be in Duck on Wednesdays from July 9
through August 13 presenting music and shows from its repertoire. All shows are at 10 a.m.
For more information call (252) 255-1286.
July 9
Saxophones Rock the Boat!
7 pm, Wednesday, FREE! Manteo Waterfront across from the Elizabeth II North Carolina School
of the Arts Summer Performance Festival Enjoy the view from the Manteo waterfront as the
NCSA Saxophone Quartet serenades you with ragtime and jazz favorites before the 8 pm musical
at the park. 252.475.1506. www.NCSASummerFest.org.
July 10, 11, 22 & 23
The Comedy of Errors
by William Shakespeare, Directed by Matt Bulluck
8 pm, FREE! Outdoor Pavilion (Film Theater in case of rain), Roanoke Island Festival Park,
Manteo, NC North Carolina School of the Arts Summer Performance Festival You’ll want to come
more than once to see this hilarious Shakespeare tale of lost twins and mistaken identity - told with
a twist! Pack a picnic and a camera and come early for pre-show entertainment by the Broadway-
bound cast! 252.475.1506.
July 10 - August 14
Children's Story Time
Bring the children for story time sponsored by Duck’s two book stores: Duck’s Cottage and Island
Book Store. Story time will be held in the Town’s Picnic Shelter at 10 a.m. on Thursdays
beginning July 10 and continue through Thursday, August 14. Story time is geared to children
between the ages of 3 and 7. For more information call (252) 255-1286.
July 12 - 13
Kitty Hawk Kites Wright Kite Festival
Wright Brothers National Memorial. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This kite festival celebrates 105 years of
flight with professional kite fliers from all over the world. Spectators can see a large kite including a
75ft. octopus and 40ft. mantaray's, fly in the air at the base of the Wright Brothers Monument.
Stunt kite demos, games, kid's kite making, etc. will all be highlights of this event. For more
information call 1-877-FLY-THIS or visit kittyhawk.com
July 15, 16, 24 & 25
Red, White, & Blue Revue
Directed by Matt Bulluck with Musical Direction by Greg Walter
8 pm, FREE! Outdoor Pavilion (Film Theater in case of rain), Roanoke Island Festival Park,
Manteo, NC North Carolina School of the Arts Summer Performance Festival NCSA’s talented
Broadway-bound students sing “songs about change” in America including You’ve Got to Be
Taught from South Pacific, Bernstein’s Take Care of This House, Sondheim’s Bobby, Jackie and
Jack, and Aquarius just to name a few. 252.475.1506. www.NCSASummerFest.org.
June
June 16-20, 23-27
Water Craft Camp
June 16-20, 2008 for children 9, 10 & 11 year old
June 23-27, 2008 for children 6, 7 & 8 years old
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sail, power or row each day at Roanoke Island Festival Park this summer.
Campers ages 6-8 & 9-11 will explore boating and boat safety as well as games, crafts with a dash
of Maritime history as well! One day camper’s will cruise the sound on the Down East Rover,
power out on the Dolphin Watch, and then paddle around the Nags Head Woods. No experience
necessary, but having a good time is required! Cost: $110/member $135/non-members. Extended
child care available from 3 - 5:30 p.m. - $5/hour. Call (252) 475-1500 Ext. 238 to register.
July
July 1, 3, 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24, 29, 31
The Lost Colony Children's Theatre presents Sleeping Beauty
Fort Raleigh Historic Site. Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30 a.m. A must-see for children! The
whole family will enjoy a classic children's story brought to life with music and dance. Face-
painting and balloon-sculpting will also entertain the children. For tickets: (252) 473-3414 or
thelostcolony.org
July 1
60 Musical Minutes
by NCSA musicians directed by Mark Norman
2 pm, Tuesday, FREE! Film Theater, Roanoke Island Festival Park, Manteo, NC North Carolina
School of the Arts Summer Performance Festival Brass and woodwind musicians celebrate music
from far away lands. Escape the midday heat, rest your feet, and enjoy a musical treat!
252.475.1506. www.NCSASummerFest.org.
July 1 - 4
Summer Children’s Performance Series - Flow Circus and Workshop
10:30 a.m. Film Theatre at Roanoke Island Festival Park. The show is free to general admission
ticket holders and Friends of Elizabeth II. All guests must have a ticket. Friends of Elizabeth II may
pick up tickets in advance at the Park’s Visitor Center during the hours of 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., or call
in advance to reserve the tickets. All others may call (252)475-1500 to reserve tickets. For more
information on the title of the show, call (252) 475-1500 or visit us online at roanokeisland.com
July 4
Pawtriotic Pups
For more information please call (252) 473-2094 or visit puparazzi.tripod.com
July 4
The Whalehead Club 16th Annual Independence Day Festival of Fireworks
6 p.m. to 11 p.m. For more information please visit www.whaleheadclub.org or call (252)453-9040.
July 4
Duck’s Annual Fourth of July Parade
Duck’s Fourth of July Parade will be held on Friday, July 4 at 9 a.m., with an after event at the
Town Park featuring music by Ruth Wyand & Friends. The one-mile parade route begins at
Scarborough Lane and continues down Ocean Way and then Christopher Drive. For registration
information, contact the Town at (252) 255-1234.
July 4
Fourth of July Celebration: Patriotic music
by NCSA, fireworks by the Town of Manteo
8 pm, Friday, FREE! Outdoor Pavilion, Roanoke Island Festival Park, Manteo, NC North Carolina
School of the Arts Summer Performance Festival Happy Birthday, America! Bring a picnic &
celebrate our nation’s independence and freedom with dazzling fireworks & patriotic music by
NCSA’s Jazz Ensemble & Friends, featuring vocalist Becca Stevens, & NCSA American Music
Ensemble members. 252.475.1506. www.NCSASummerFest.org.
July 7 - 28
Three Photographers: Elizabeth Kiourtzidis, Jeff Linn and Dan Waters
Art Gallery. Jeff Linn creates photographs of area landscapes, flowers and more. He’s
accompanied by Dan Waters who turns photography into visual poetry as he works with light and
form to capture everything from expressive color in a flower, texture of sand or rain on sea glass.
Elizabeth Kiourtzidis fills out the trio with a variety of effervescent photos from fashion shots and
baby portraits to nature and local scenes. The exhibition speaks to the many kinds of photography
available to the professional and the myriad ways the artist sees the world. An opening reception
will be held on Sunday, July 6 from 4- 6 p.m. It is free and open to the public. For more
information call (252) 475-1500.
July 8 - 11
Summer Children’s Performance Series - Sadie’s Spectacular Saturday & Workshop
10:30 a.m. The Film Theatre at Roanoke Island Festival Park. Good Judgment, Kindness,
friendship and respect are just a handful of the character traits that show up in this adventure!
Sadie, the caterpillar, has turned over a new leaf by starting classes at a brand new school. The
only problem is none of the other bugs like her because she's a caterpillar. Determined not to be
made fun of, she befriends a very different ladybug and learns a valuable lesson-that true beauty
really does come from within. In becoming a beautiful butterfly, she soon discovers she has
transformed much more than just herself. All guests must have a ticket. Friends of Elizabeth II may
pick up tickets in advance at the Park’s Visitor Center during the hours of 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., or call
in advance to reserve the tickets. All others may call (252) 475-1500 to reserve tickets.
July 8 - August 14
Town of Duck’s Summer Music Series
Duck’s Summer Music Series will be held on the Town Green on Tuesday and Thursday evenings
from 6 – 7:30 p.m., with two exceptions. There will be two special Wednesday evening concerts.
On Wednesday, July 16th, The Wells Family Band will bring its blend of acoustic pop, bluegrass,
and country to the Duck Park stage and on Wednesday, August 13th, The Fuzz Band of Hampton
Roads will be back in Duck after their 2007 Jazz Festival appearance entertaining the crowds with a
fusion of funk, jazz, and pop. For more information call (252) 255-1286.
July 8 - August 12
The Diary of Adam and Eve is a one-act musical comedy written by Mark Twain. Running
concurrently will be a stirring program, A Snake in the Grass, for children k-8th grades. For
information call (252) 473-3234.
July 9 - August 13
Town of Duck Morning Theater and Music Series
The cast from The Lost Colony Musical Theater will be in Duck on Wednesdays from July 9
through August 13 presenting music and shows from its repertoire. All shows are at 10 a.m.
For more information call (252) 255-1286.
July 9
Saxophones Rock the Boat!
7 pm, Wednesday, FREE! Manteo Waterfront across from the Elizabeth II North Carolina School
of the Arts Summer Performance Festival Enjoy the view from the Manteo waterfront as the
NCSA Saxophone Quartet serenades you with ragtime and jazz favorites before the 8 pm musical
at the park. 252.475.1506. www.NCSASummerFest.org.
July 10, 11, 22 & 23
The Comedy of Errors
by William Shakespeare, Directed by Matt Bulluck
8 pm, FREE! Outdoor Pavilion (Film Theater in case of rain), Roanoke Island Festival Park,
Manteo, NC North Carolina School of the Arts Summer Performance Festival You’ll want to come
more than once to see this hilarious Shakespeare tale of lost twins and mistaken identity - told with
a twist! Pack a picnic and a camera and come early for pre-show entertainment by the Broadway-
bound cast! 252.475.1506.
July 10 - August 14
Children's Story Time
Bring the children for story time sponsored by Duck’s two book stores: Duck’s Cottage and Island
Book Store. Story time will be held in the Town’s Picnic Shelter at 10 a.m. on Thursdays
beginning July 10 and continue through Thursday, August 14. Story time is geared to children
between the ages of 3 and 7. For more information call (252) 255-1286.
July 12 - 13
Kitty Hawk Kites Wright Kite Festival
Wright Brothers National Memorial. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This kite festival celebrates 105 years of
flight with professional kite fliers from all over the world. Spectators can see a large kite including a
75ft. octopus and 40ft. mantaray's, fly in the air at the base of the Wright Brothers Monument.
Stunt kite demos, games, kid's kite making, etc. will all be highlights of this event. For more
information call 1-877-FLY-THIS or visit kittyhawk.com
July 15, 16, 24 & 25
Red, White, & Blue Revue
Directed by Matt Bulluck with Musical Direction by Greg Walter
8 pm, FREE! Outdoor Pavilion (Film Theater in case of rain), Roanoke Island Festival Park,
Manteo, NC North Carolina School of the Arts Summer Performance Festival NCSA’s talented
Broadway-bound students sing “songs about change” in America including You’ve Got to Be
Taught from South Pacific, Bernstein’s Take Care of This House, Sondheim’s Bobby, Jackie and
Jack, and Aquarius just to name a few. 252.475.1506. www.NCSASummerFest.org.
