Currituck Beach Lighthouse Free Climb Day
Climb the historic lighthouse and enjoy stunning coastal views. Admission is free, and donations are appreciated to support ongoing preservation.
Currituck Beach Lighthouse Opening Day
Join us for the Currituck Beach Lighthouse’s Opening Day for free on Saturday, March 21 and climb free of charge between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Children must be four years or older to climb.
Currituck Beach Lighthouse 150th Anniversary Celebration
Join us for a festive celebration featuring speeches, sparklers, cake, and a champagne toast to honor another 150 years of guiding mariners. This rain-or-shine event is perfect for friends and family to gather and celebrate this historic milestone.
Free Climbs at the Currituck Beach Lighthouse
Celebrate 150 years of light at the Currituck Beach Lighthouse! Climb the historic lighthouse and enjoy stunning coastal views. Admission is free, and donations are appreciated to support ongoing preservation.
Nature Walk with Corolla Wild Horse Fund
Explore the Currituck Banks Maritime Trail with the Corolla Wild Horse Fund on Nov 30. Learn about wild horses and local wildlife on this guided nature walk.
Corolla Village Holiday Market
Celebrate the season at Corolla Village Holiday Market! Enjoy local artisans, festive lights, live music, food, s’mores, and family-friendly fun on Nov 28–29.
Christmas Craft Village
Discover the charm of historic Corolla Village and shop for unique, handmade treasures from local artisans. From crafts and artwork to one-of-a-kind gifts, the Corolla Craft Village offers a delightful experience for the whole family.
Help Contribute to the Public Legacy of Currituck Beach Lighthouse Keepers
As the Currituck Beach Lighthouse marks 150 years of guiding mariners, Outer Banks Conservationists invites the public to help preserve the stories of its 24 lighthouse keepers. Share photos, family histories, or information to ensure their legacy shines on.
A Watch Room Vestibule Door: 150 years later
Currituck Beach Lighthouse may be the only one of its kind that still has the option to double-close a door to its watch room or outdoor gallery. See our process for recreating the wooden door over 150 years later.
