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Edenton Celebrates Black History Month
During February, Edenton celebrates Black History Month by highlighting and remembering the many unique contributions of African Americans who made a lasting impact on the

Valentine’s Day 2023
The busyness of the Christmas season is over, the new year is well underway, and Edenton isn’t slowing down! At the TDA, we’re looking forward

The Edenton Farmers Market
People are taking down their Christmas lights, trees hitting the curb, and kids have just returned to school after a long break filled with presents,
Looking Back on a Wonderful 2022
Wow! What a year we’ve had in Edenton. 2022 was the biggest year we’ve ever had for tourism. More than 2,000 people came out for

Christmas Gift Ideas in Downtown Edenton
Busy sidewalks dressed in holiday style, in the air there’s a feeling of Christmas; Children laughing, people passing, meeting smile after smile… This is what

What We Are Thankful For In 2022
During this season of Thanksgiving, we at the Tourism Development Authority are reflecting on the many aspects of Edenton for which we are thankful. Over

Kick-off to Christmas 2022
We are one month away from Edenton’s 2nd annual Kick-off to Christmas. Last year, we tried something new, and it was a smashing success. The

The Herringbone on the Waterfront
There’s been something exciting brewing in Edenton for the last few months. The Herringbone on the Waterfront. One thing that consistently surprises our guests is

Inner Banks Inn
Picking a place to stay when you travel can be tricky. Clean linens, a nice view, good service, and comfortable beds; If you leave the comfort of your own home,

The Edenton Experience
When you plan a trip to Edenton, there are a lot of places you can choose to stay. The Inner Banks Inn and Hampton Inn are exceptional choices, garnering

St. Paul’s
Edenton is the sort of place where the walls between the present and the past are especially thin. You can have lunch at Emilio’s General

Roanoke River Lighthouse
Built back in 1886, the fully restored Roanoke River Lighthouse now stands proudly in the harbor at Edenton. It started as a guide for ships