Small Town Big Heart
Southport, NC with a population under 5000 is growing quickly. Many consider it a good place to live, offering a high quality of life characterized by its small-town charm, beautiful coastal setting, rich history, and abundance of year-round activities and events. Residents appreciate its lower cost of living, making it an attractive option for retirees and those seeking a peaceful yet engaging coastal lifestyle.
Enjoying a morning coffee downtown on the outdoor patio at the Southport Coffee Co.
Relaxing on the public benches across from Waterfront Park.
Shopping at one of the many nurseries in the area.
Seasonal fruits and vegetables abound at local Farmers Markets.
Patrons enjoying the outdoor seating at restaurants along E. Moore St.
Musicians play at one of Southport's many summer events, S. Howe and Bay streets.
Annual Classic Car Fest
Classic car rally downtown Southport
Classic car exhibitor at Waterfront Park.
Southport's free outdoor events attract locals and visitors alike.
Popular local band Back Porch Rockers
Lead guitarist
Band playing at the classic Car event.
Enjoying the beach in the shade of the pier, Oak Island.
Typical afternoon crowd at a downtown Southport event.
Teens hanging out under the bridge.
Evening at Loco Jo's Pub on N. Howe Street.
Local patron with dog at Loco Jo's Pub.
Waterfront patio dining on the Cape Fear at Oliver's at Bay and S. Howe Streets.
Patrons enjoying the evening on the outside looking in at the Royal James on E. Moore Street
Vendor at the weekly Summer Craft Market at Waterfront Park.
Customer at Flava's Ice Cream on Yacht Basin Dr.
A resting spot along Waterfront Park..
