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The 32nd Annual Brandon Seafood Festival is scheduled for January 18, 2025, at Rotary’s Camp Florida. This family-friendly event promises a seafood buffet, entertainment, and activities for all ages, while supporting local charities. Tickets range from $1 for kids to $40 for adults. Join the community for a day filled with food, fun, and a good cause!
Brandon Prepares for a Seafood Extravaganza!
Mark your calendars, seafood lovers! The city of Brandon is buzzing with excitement as the 32nd Annual Brandon Seafood Festival is set to take place on January 18, 2025. This much-anticipated event will run from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the beautiful Rotary’s Camp Florida, located at 1915 Camp Florida Rd. in Brandon. It’s bound to be a feast for the senses, and all for a great cause!
Feast Like a King
If you’re a fan of fresh, delicious seafood, you’re in for a treat. Attendees can dig into a mouth-watering seafood buffet featuring an amazing array of fish, crab, and shrimp, *and* it’s all-you-can-eat! Not a seafood fan? No worries! There’s something for everyone with the classic options of burgers and hot dogs. Don’t forget the sides – you’ll need them for a complete meal!
Entertainment Galore!
What’s a festival without some fantastic entertainment? Get ready to be amazed! There will be a variety of shows including a talented juggler to keep everyone entertained. Kids can get their faces painted, making it a fun environment for families. And if you’re looking for a relaxed day with friends, the festival promises a atmosphere filled with laughter and joy!
Drink Up!
For those 21 and older, there’s an exciting option to enjoy an all-you-can-drink beer armband for just $10! The beers will be served up by Bootleggers Brewing Company, which means you’ll be sipping on some local flavors. Other beverage options like wine and coffee will also be available for attendees who prefer something a little different.
Affordable Family Fun!
One of the best things about the Brandon Seafood Festival is the family-friendly pricing. Tickets for adults are $35 if you buy in advance, and $40 at the door. For the kiddos under 12, entry is just $1 or a donated canned good – how easy is that? Children aged 12-17 can come for $15 in advance or $20 at the door. Clearly, this event is not just about seafood – it’s about bringing families and communities together!
Supporting a Great Cause
This festival isn’t just about feasting and fun; it also aims to raise awareness for Rotary’s Camp Florida. This special camp provides services for individuals with disabilities and is in need of some restoration following damage from Hurricane Milton. The funds raised during the festival will not only support the camp but also help various local and international charities, including Everyday Blessings Inc., The SPARK Initiative, and Family Promise.
Key Sponsors and Activities
The event is made possible thanks to the generous sponsorship of Rivard Buick GMC. If you’ve got kids in tow, make sure to check out the designated kids’ zone, complete with a bounce house sponsored by Reed & Reed. It’s sure to be a hit among the younger attendees!
Join Us!
This year’s festival was postponed from its original November date, allowing for the camp’s repairs and a break from the busy holiday season. So when January rolls around, you’ll definitely want to be part of this fun, community-centered event! Don’t miss out on the chance to enjoy some fantastic food, entertainment, and help a worthy cause. For more information about tickets, you can check out the Brandon ’86 Rotary Club’s Facebook page or simply buy them at the door.
Visit brandon86rotary.com for further details about this delicious event. Happy feasting everyone!
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- Osprey Observer: Brandon Seafood Festival
- Wikipedia: Seafood Festival
- PNJ: Pensacola Fall Festival Guide
- Google Search: Brandon Seafood Festival 2025
- Your Island News: Shrimp Festival
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Festival
- Osprey Observer: Rotary Spotlight December 2024
- Google News: Pensacola Fall Festival