Monday, July 27, 2009
Labels:
Boutique Fashion Nights,
Brooklyn,
Kill Devil Hill,
Tent
Monday, July 13, 2009
Meet Francis Xavier O'Neil

Francis Xavier O'neil was a Hatter in Brooklyn during the late 1800's
From 1885-1886 his shop was here at our very own location of
170 Franklin St.
We met his lovely great-granddaughter who came to see what had become of his shop.
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Save the one you Love
Here at Kill Devil Hill we like to save. Especially the things we love.
We are now offering our clothing repair services to the public.
Small holes in Denim start at $5.
Medium to Larger repairs $10 to $30.
We know how hard it is to give up on something you love, so don't!
Save your favorite pair of jeans, or that work shirt you've worked a little hard.
Stop on by and we will be happy to help save your loved one.
Labels:
Kill Devil Hill,
quilted denim,
repairs,
services
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Friday Feb. 27th is Devil's Night at The Diamond!

Come dance the night away with
DJ Cowboy Mark and Miss Mary
Soul Shaking Tunes
Limbo Contest - Prize for who ever goes the Lowest!
Friday, February 20, 2009
Celebrate Fat Tuesday With US

It's Old Time Drink Night
Join Us Fat Tuesday - Feb. 24th 7pm-10pm
Come in Costume and receive 20% off!
The last Tuesday of every month we host a special cocktail party here
at Kill Devil Hill
This month it luckily landed on Fat Tuesday. So we are having a Mardi Gras Party!
We will be serving up a New Orleans classic The Hurricane.
The Hurricane was invented by the infamous Pat O'Brian during WWII.
Whiskey was scarce, and bars were forced to order 50 cases of rum in order to get one case of whiskey. Pat O'Brian came up with a drink everyone loved in hopes of depleting his rum supply. O'Brian started his bar during prohibition, when he opened up a speakeasy , secret password to get in "storm's brewin"
Use the secret password and we'll give you some Mardi Gras beads!
Thursday, February 19, 2009
allways looking for a fantastic story

This is F.Scott Fitzgerald's briefcase.
"What people are ashamed of, usually makes a good story"
-F.Scott Fitzgerald
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