Ocracoke’s beach is dotted with sea turtle nests, which are beginning to hatch. Photo: C. Leinbach/Ocracoke Observer

Monday, Aug. 24:
Ocracoke Oyster Company: Mitch Barret, 8 pm

Tuesday, Aug. 25:
OPS Porch Talks: 50 years of living on Ocracoke and Portsmouth islands with Ann Ehringhaus, 1 pm.

Jolly Roger: Allegra & Paige, 6-9 pm

1718 Brewing Ocracoke: Kate McNally, 7 pm

Wednesday, Aug. 26
The Jolly Roger: Adam Lavigne, 1-3 pm

Ocracoke Oyster Company: Ray Murray, 8 pm

Deepwater Theater: Gary, David & Lou, 8 pm

MiniBar at Ocracoke Coffee: music TBD

Thursday, Aug. 27:
OPS Porch Talks: Waterfowling and decoy carving history on Ocracoke with Vince O’Neal, 1 pm.

MiniBar at Ocracoke Coffee: Brooke + Nick, 6-8 pm

Jolly Roger: Playin’ Possum, 6-9

1718 Brewing Ocracoke: Sam on Sax with Dallas Mason & the Relativz, 7 pm

Ocracoke Oyster Company: That Guy Shane

DAJIO: Lou Castro & Dave Tweedie, 6-8 pm

Friday, Aug. 28:
​What’s Happening on Ocracoke, Lister Hewan Lowe 11:30 am. 90.1 FM on the island or online at http://www.wovv.org.

Volleyball. The Lady Dolphins teams take on the Washington Montessori Public Charter School Eagles. The middle school match starts at 3pm, JV will follow and the Varsity match will begin around 5:30. Ocracoke School gym.

MiniBar at Ocracoke Coffee: Kate McNally, 6-8 pm

Ocracoke Oyster Company: Gin & Salt, 8 pm

1718 Brewing Ocracoke: Music TBD, 7 pm

DAJIO: Ray Murray, 8 pm

Saturday, Aug. 29:
MiniBar at Ocracoke Coffee: Music TBD, 6-8 pm

1718 Brewing Ocracoke: Playin’ Possum, 7 pm

Sunday, Aug. 30:
Church services:
Ocracoke United Methodist Church, 11 am
Ocracoke Life Saving Church, 11 am
Stella Maris Chapel: Masses on the first and third Sundays of each month at 5:30 pm.  The Chapel is open daily for prayer and meditation, as are the grounds from 8 am to 6 pm.  For more information, visit Masstimes.org and type in the zip code 27960, look for Our Lady of the Seas.

Ocracoke Oyster Company:

1718 Brewing Ocracoke: Open mic, 7 pm

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