• This is a past event. We will update next upcoming event details as soon as they are available.

Jeep fans can head to the Outer Banks for one of the biggest regional events of the year for Jeep lovers – the Outer Banks Jeep Jam. Taking place over the course of a cool September weekend, this grand event features live music, kids activities, raffles and giveaways, food and drink, and an endless number of ways to meet and greet with fellow Jeep lovers.

The event kicks off with a pirate themed party at the Pirate’s Cove Marina, (costumes are encouraged), and continues into Saturday with a hub of activity. Throughout the day, the Outer Banks Jeep Jam will feature live music and a DJ, cash raffles, a kids’ obstacle course race and climbing tower, a corn hole tournament, and a Jeep Show-n-Shine Contest – just to name a few activities on the agenda. In addition, there will be beer, food, and drinks available for sale, as well as 20-30 vendors on-site for both Jeep and Outer Banks related goodies. With proceeds going to support the local organization, GOFAR - a comprehensive fitness program for kids – the Outer Banks Jeep Jam is an awesome opportunity to have a ball on and off the sand, while supporting a very local cause in the process.

The Mystic Jewel

The Mystic Jewel

Walk into this shop and you’ll be delighted by all the glittering and sparkling from the way the mirrors and lighting show off jewelry from over 100 different designers and local artisans. Artfully-designed cases line the walls, filled with gorgeous sterling silver and semi-precious gemstone jewelry. Most of the cases have explainer notes about the designers or properties of the gemstones inside. Some of the lines carried in the store include Charles Albert, fine sterling silver jewelry with semi-precious gemstones, fossils and minerals; Sarda, sterling silver jewelry with brilliant colored gemstones and a classic look; Starborn Creations, one-of-a-kind sterling silver jewelry with druzy quartz and more hard to find gemstones and minerals, as well as 2,000 year old Roman Glass jewelry and local sea glass jewelry. You can even have pieces of your sea glass made into custom jewelry at very reasonable prices!

(More Locations)