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Take a breather from the sunny beaches and enjoy a night of fun by heading to one of the biggest dance parties of the summer. The OBX Ladies Night Dance Party has become a regular tradition for many fun-loving island vacationers, and the cool atmosphere, cool drinks, and ample room on the dance floor makes this a party that is not to be missed.

The OBX Ladies Night Dance Party is held at the Outer Banks Brewing Station, which is an unmistakable landmark along the Beach Bypass in the heart of Kill Devil Hills. Held on Wednesday nights in the summer months, the dance party is hosted by Outer Banks DJ Bruce, who will keep the good music going all night long. The “ladies night” designation means that there is no cover charge to attend for all of the ladies, and while guys are always welcome, there is a $5 cover to join in the fun. Known as one of the coolest ways to get out on a Wednesday night, the OBX Ladies Night Dance Party is a great way to stay up late while dancing the night away in one of the Outer Banks’ favorite destinations for after-hours fun.

Basnight's Lone Cedar Cafe

Basnight's Lone Cedar Cafe

Enjoy Waterfront Dining at Basnight's Lone Cedar Café where we specialize in fresh and local Outer Banks seafood. If you’re craving the freshest fish, clams, crab, shrimp and oysters from local North Carolina waters, you’ll find them at the Lone Cedar Café. Since it first opened in 1996, Basnight’s has been the restaurant where all the movers and shakers in the state would eat when they visted the barrier islands. Owned by Outer Banks native and former state Sen. Marc Basnight and his family, the restaurant, located on the Nags Head-Manteo causeway, is busy nearly all year long. But its lineage is not the reason it’s become so popular. Lone Cedar can boast that it serves only fresh local seafood caught by local fishermen, as well as the freshest North Carolina produce available.