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CATEGORIES:Family Fun
SUMMARY:Cedar Key Seafood Festival
LOCATION:State Route 24 & 2nd Street, Cedar Key, FL, 32625
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:55 years. One island. The best seafood weekend in Florida is back!<br /><br
  />Since 1968, the Cedar Key Lions Club has turned this tiny Gulf Coast isl
 and into the seafood capital of Florida for one unforgettable weekend — and
  this year marks over half a century of tradition. On October 17–18, 2026, 
 downtown 2nd Street, Historic Dock Street, and the Beachfront City Park com
 e alive as one giant block party, built by locals, for everyone.<br /><br /
 >Here's what's waiting for you:<br />Fresh, locally-prepared seafood — ever
 y dollar spent supports Cedar Key's own clam and oyster families, plus loca
 l nonprofits, schools, and churches<br />100 arts & crafts vendors lining p
 edestrian-only 2nd Street<br />Free live music from a beachfront stage buil
 t on a working clam boat<br />The Seafood Festival Parade — Saturday at 11 
 am, a Cedar Key tradition since the beginning<br />Historic Dock Street's s
 tunning comeback — new and renovated shops and restaurants right on dock re
 present the district's post-hurricane renaissance<br /><br />Picture it: fr
 esh seafood in hand, live music drifting off the Gulf, the whole island smi
 ling, kids running between craft booths, and a parade rolling down Dock Str
 eet. This isn't a festival you attend — it's one you feel. Whether you're a
  lifelong local or making your first trip to Cedar Key, this is the weekend
  the island shows you exactly why a half century of visitors keep coming ba
 ck.<br /><br />October 17-18, 2026<br /><br />Food in the Park: Saturday & 
 Sunday, 10 am until sold out | Arts & Crafts Fair: Saturday 10 am–5 pm; Sun
 day 10 am–4 pm, Parade: Saturday, October 17, 11 am
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UID:106eab65537c5d530d4a6934eaf2d18c
CATEGORIES:Family Fun, Free
SUMMARY:Cedar Key Seafood Festival
LOCATION:State Route 24 & 2nd Street, Cedar Key, FL, 32625
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:55 years. One island. The best seafood weekend in Florida is back!<br /><br
  />Since 1968, the Cedar Key Lions Club has turned this tiny Gulf Coast isl
 and into the seafood capital of Florida for one unforgettable weekend — and
  this year marks over half a century of tradition. On October 17–18, 2026, 
 downtown 2nd Street, Historic Dock Street, and the Beachfront City Park com
 e alive as one giant block party, built by locals, for everyone.<br /><br /
 >Here's what's waiting for you:<br />Fresh, locally-prepared seafood — ever
 y dollar spent supports Cedar Key's own clam and oyster families, plus loca
 l nonprofits, schools, and churches<br />100 arts & crafts vendors lining p
 edestrian-only 2nd Street<br />Free live music from a beachfront stage buil
 t on a working clam boat<br />The Seafood Festival Parade — Saturday at 11 
 am, a Cedar Key tradition since the beginning<br />Historic Dock Street's s
 tunning comeback — new and renovated shops and restaurants right on dock re
 present the district's post-hurricane renaissance<br /><br />Picture it: fr
 esh seafood in hand, live music drifting off the Gulf, the whole island smi
 ling, kids running between craft booths, and a parade rolling down Dock Str
 eet. This isn't a festival you attend — it's one you feel. Whether you're a
  lifelong local or making your first trip to Cedar Key, this is the weekend
  the island shows you exactly why a half century of visitors keep coming ba
 ck.<br /><br />October 17-18, 2026<br /><br />Food in the Park: Saturday & 
 Sunday, 10 am until sold out | Arts & Crafts Fair: Saturday 10 am–5 pm; Sun
 day 10 am–4 pm, Parade: Saturday, October 17, 11 am

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