Dunedin Seafood & Music Festival is Saturday at the marina and Edgewater Park, with free entry
The festival often called the Stone Crab Festival runs noon to 9 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17, at Dunedin Marina and Edgewater Park. Admission and parking are free, pets are welcome and coolers are not allowed.
The Dunedin Seafood & Music Festival, often called the Stone Crab Festival, takes over Dunedin Marina and Edgewater Park on Saturday, Oct. 17, from noon to 9 p.m. The site is 51 Main St. on the downtown waterfront.
Admission is free, and the organizer's website warns that anyone selling tickets on social media is running a scam. Parking is also free but first come, first served, so plan to arrive early or walk in if you live nearby.
Pets are welcome. Coolers are not allowed.
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| Time | Performer |
|---|---|
| Noon | Aubrey Wollet |
| 3 p.m. | Southern Sands |
| 6 p.m. | Streetwise |
Source: dunedinseafoodfestival.com
Food, drinks and music
Stone crab leads the menu, according to Tampa Newsroom, with other seafood from Olde Bay Cafe, Hog Island Fish Camp, Crabby Bills and about six more local vendors. Craft beer, cocktails, wine and non-alcoholic drinks will be sold. The outlet reports organizers spread the event out on purpose so it does not feel packed.
The organizer's site lists three bands, shown below. Another section of the same page still says bands and playtimes are to be determined, so check the site before planning your day around a particular set.
Organizers describe the festival as an event the community has grown over 15 years.
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