Pamlico Deli

Hatteras NC

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Frisco Native American Museum & Natural History Center

Shane Rader of the Houma, Jack Mcclung of the Potomac, along with Bryce Park and Francesca Land for an exciting afternoon of demonstrations! Join this amazing group for the second year in a row as they answers all these questions and more about the Eastern Woodland people. Past event photos can be seen HERE. From archery to the lesser known atlatls, and from knives to spears, get to see how they were made as well as explanations of their use and what kind of animals would be hunted. You've heard of alchemists wanting to turn lead to gold, but what about shells into pottery and stone? Making beads from shells, though we often think of them as simply decorative, were important for survival as they served as trade goods! You definitely don't want to miss learning how natives went from a whole shell to a beautiful bead! Event is FREE with museum admission but you can RSVP through the provided link

Local Event: Survivial Techniques of the Eastern Woodlands

Dare County

Hatteras

North Carolina

Survivial Techniques of the Eastern Woodlands

Shane Rader of the Houma, Jack Mcclung of the Potomac, along with Bryce Park and Francesca Land for an exciting afternoon of...

Survival Techniques of the Eastern Woodlands

Join Jack Mcclung of the Potomac to discuss the importance of wild plants! Foraging was, and still is, and important aspect of indigenous culture and survival. Jack will be bringing some examples of wild foraged plants common to Virginia and North Carolina, as well as gathering some things from our trail to share with all of you and answer some important questions! Is there a right way to harvest plants? How are they processed for medicine? What are they used for? Before dehydrators, how did indigenous people dry their herbs? And much MORE! He'll be sharing ways to recognize different plants and reliable resources to continue learning. Jack will also be touching on the dangers of improper identification, preparation, and usage.

Local Event: Foraging Edible & Medicinal Plants

Foraging Edible & Medicinal Plants

Join Jack Mcclung of the Potomac to discuss the importance of wild plants! Foraging was, and still is, and important aspect of...

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Greenville (NC) Metropolitan Area

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Fascinating history and ghostly tales from Ocracoke Island.

Ocracoke Ghost and History Walks

Ocracoke Ghost and History Walking Tours 2026 Join us for an evening of fascinating history and ghostly tales from Ocracoke Island. Programs are offered most Tuesdays and Fridays from May 19 through September 29. Tours leave promptly at 7:30 PM and last approximately 1.5 hours. Cost is $20/adults (13 years and older), $10/children (12 years and under). Tax and fees are not included. Kids ages 4 and under are free. Kids 4 and younger need no reservation, but must be accompanied by a responsible ticketed adult. Reservations can only be made online at https://www.villagecraftsmen.com/ghostwalk/. Space is limited. We cannot offer a waiting list, so it is best to book early once you know your plans.. Tickets are not refundable for no-shows or cancellations within 48 hours of the event. If you have any questions you may text 252-928-5541. Tours are weather dependent. If a tour is cancelled due to weather, tickets will be fully refunded.

Hyde County

Hyde

Ocracoke

Ocracoke Ghost and History Walking Tours 2026 Join us for an evening of fascinating history and ghostly tales from Ocracoke Island. Programs are...

Museum celebrates 40th Anniversary sharing Native History

In 1984 Carl Bornfriend came to the Outer Banks for a teaching position. He fell in love with Hatteras Island and purchased a house in Frisco. He began looking for ways to share his significant collection of Native American artifacts, and in 1985, he purchased the small building adjacent to his house. In 1986 Frisco Native American Museum &amp; Natural History Center, a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization was born. Beginning as a small three room building the museum now spans seven galleries, an outdoor trail featuring stories and displays, and a cultural auditorium for special events. Just added this year - A Drum Room! Come in and play a powwow drum, try a rattle or rain stick. Make a video and share it with us. To celebrate our 40th anniversary six special events are scheduled from June to October. A Moth Night in June, Native Dance in July, August features traditional weapons and foraging lessons, and story telling in September and October. All special events are FREE with Museum Admission. The museum is open everyday, except Monday, from 10am to 5pm. Admission is $5 for Seniors &amp; kids, $8 for Individuals, and $20 for families (2 adults &amp; up to 4 kids). Please visit our Facebook page, or website for more information. Neewe! (thank you)

Frisco Native American Museum & Natural History...

In 1984 Carl Bornfriend came to the Outer Banks for a teaching position. He fell in love with Hatteras Island and purchased a house in Frisco. He...

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