When out doing your Ocracoke shopping, it's OK to bring the kids along. They'll love browsing through the many shops that sell toys and kid-centered souvenirs.
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Ocracoke Toys
Ocracoke Civic & Business Association Contributor
170 Howard Street #248, Ocracoke
Walking to Village Craftsmen is almost as much fun as visiting the store. It's at the end of live-oak covered, historic Howard Street, about a block from the harbor. This gallery, run by island natives since 1970, features exquisite traditional and contemporary American-made crafts. You'll find pottery, blown glass, stained glass, wooden kitchen items, musical instruments, lamps, bells, jewelry in a variety of price ranges, hand-carved birds and much more. While you are there, you can also get information about their Ocracoke Ghost and History Tours.
Walking to Village Craftsmen is almost as much fun as visiting the store. It's at the end of live-oak covered, historic Howard Street, about a block from the harbor. This gallery, run by island natives since 1970, features exquisite traditional and contemporary American-made crafts. You'll find pottery, blown glass, stained glass, wooden kitchen items, musical instruments, lamps, bells, jewelry in a variety of price ranges,...read more
Walking to Village Craftsmen is almost as much fun as visiting the store. It's at...read more
Ocracoke Toys
Ocracoke Civic & Business Association Contributor
170 Howard Street #248, Ocracoke
Walking to Village Craftsmen is almost as much fun as visiting the store. It's at the end of live-oak covered, historic Howard Street, about a block from the harbor. This gallery, run by island natives since 1970, features exquisite traditional and contemporary American-made crafts. You'll find pottery, blown glass, stained glass, wooden kitchen items, musical instruments, lamps, bells, jewelry in a variety of price ranges, hand-carved birds and much more. While you are there, you can also get information about their Ocracoke Ghost and History Tours.
Walking to Village Craftsmen is almost as much fun as visiting the store. It's at the end of live-oak covered, historic Howard Street, about a block from the harbor. This gallery, run by island natives since 1970, features exquisite traditional and contemporary American-made crafts. You'll find pottery, blown glass, stained glass, wooden kitchen items, musical instruments, lamps, bells, jewelry in a variety of price ranges,...read more
Walking to Village Craftsmen is almost as much fun as visiting the store. It's at...read more
Ocracoke Toys
Ocracoke Civic & Business Association Contributor
Housed in a quaint, historic home on School House Road, Books to be Red is not only Ocracoke's beloved independent bookstore, but also a purveyor of gorgeous ceramics and pottery, candles, soaps and body products, home and garden accessories and whimsical items you won't find anywhere else. A well-chosen selection of book titles makes this small bookstore a literary powerhouse. You can find a great selection of fiction, nonfiction, poetry and local interest books plus cards, journals and art supplies. There is also a special collection of books and educational toys just for children. Plan to linger.
Housed in a quaint, historic home on School House Road, Books to be Red is not only Ocracoke's beloved independent bookstore, but also a purveyor of gorgeous ceramics and pottery, candles, soaps and body products, home and garden accessories and whimsical items you won't find anywhere else. A well-chosen selection of book titles makes this small bookstore a literary powerhouse. You can find a great selection...read more
Housed in a quaint, historic home on School House Road, Books to be Red is not...read more
Ocracoke Toys
Ocracoke Civic & Business Association Contributor
In an adorable cottage on Irvin Garrish Highway, Island Ragpicker is an Ocracoke shopping tradition selling unique home accessories, art and fine crafts, locally carved decoys, bath and body products, enlightening books, a wide selection of greeting cards and other goods for soulful living. They carry pottery, chimes and bells, toys and a nice selection of items made in America. There are lots of high-quality t-shirts for men, women and children as well as clothing, accessories and jewelry for women.
In an adorable cottage on Irvin Garrish Highway, Island Ragpicker is an Ocracoke shopping tradition selling unique home accessories, art and fine crafts, locally carved decoys, bath and body products, enlightening books, a wide selection of greeting cards and other goods for soulful living. They carry pottery, chimes and bells, toys and a nice selection of items made in America. There are lots of high-quality t-shirts...read more
In an adorable cottage on Irvin Garrish Highway, Island Ragpicker is an Ocracoke shopping tradition...read more
Ocracoke Toys
With stores all along the Outer Banks, Kitty Hawk Kites is an OBX tradition for families and adventure seekers. The Kitty Hawk Kites in Ocracoke is a family-friendly destination for kids and those who are still kids at heart. Check out their impressive offerings of kites, beach games, toys, Outer Banks apparel, wind art and more. In addition to some of the best toys and...read more
Ocracoke Toys
Inside the Ocracoke Preservation Society (OPS) Museum, this gift shop helps fund the society’s ongoing projects. OPS stocks items relating to the island's natural and cultural history, including a wide selection of books and music, much of it by talented local and regional authors and musicians. The gift shop also has a section just for kids, some fun souvenirs and locally made crafts. While you...read more
Ocracoke Toys
Pirates Chest is a treasure trove of souvenirs and merchandise for all ages. There is an astounding variety of clothing, books, collectibles, shells, jewelry, toys, home decor and inexpensive trinkets for the kids. You'll recognize it by the big boat of conch shells at the corner of Back Road and Irvin Garrish Highway.read more
Ocracoke Toys
Village Thrift Store is much more than just a business; it's also a joint venture with Ocracoke Youth Center. Proceeds from all sales are donated to the nonprofit Ocracoke Youth Center to fund various projects in the village. Items change frequently and range from useful, artsy small items to furniture, clothes and books. Don't be surprised by what you find in the back corners –...read more
