Everyone is excited for this time of year for delicious treats, festive holiday music, spending time with family, friends and loved ones, and winding down another year. Every year we love having all of our Midgett Realty employees come together for our Annual Midgett Realty Holiday Party! This year our holiday gathering was held on November 30, 2012, at Affairs at Austin Creek.
It was a perfect day for the Hatteras Village Christmas Parade this past Saturday, December 8, at 2pm. The weather was beautiful with sunny skies, and warmer temperatures than during past parades. Islanders gathered along the streets of Hatteras Village to see the decorated floats, golf carts, boats, horses and more. Children were delighted to see all the decorations, and Santa, of course, who was on top of the last ride, the Hatteras Fire Engine #1!
Fall is in the air, and it’s a wonderful time to visit Hatteras Island! Autum brings more beauty and tranquility to Hatteras. Enjoy the uncrowded beaches, cool temperatures, and the serenity of fall! There are also some great events going on this time of year. If you are planning a vacation during the fall months, here are some great events you don’t wait to miss out on! We can’t wait to have you here, and for you to experience great events while you are on vacation!
Day at the Docks will be held from September 13-16, 2012 in Hatteras Village on the waterfront! The Annual Day at the Docks on Hatteras Island brings local fishing families and tourists together on the waterfront for a celebration of life long traditions! This is a wonderful event for everyone, residents and visitors, all are welcome to come out and join us for a day of fun. There are fun activities going on throughout the day for all ages. We hope to see you there!
A free program is being offered at Chicamacomico Life Saving Station, The Real Taffy of Torpedo Junction. This will be the last performance presented by native resident Carol Dillon and will be video graphed in order to preserve this treasured piece of American History.
