Articles related to "Seafood Festival"

October is National Seafood Month, and every year gulf coast Florida towns from Pensacola to Apalachicola celebrate with fresh seafood and lots of fun activities.

The 3rd annual Auckland Seafood Festival moves from the Fish Market to the Halsey Street Wharf Extension and from September to Auckland's Anniversary Weekend in January.

Since 1979, the Destin Seafood Festival has served up shrimp, fish and key lime pie to more than 25,000 festival goers, making fall and Destin travel a perfect match.

Some of the best (and strangest) Australian events take place in the NT, whether it's eating crocodile, dry river rowing, hat making, or sinking in the Arafura Sea.

Here are five annual events that take place throughout the small state. Among them, you'll find the oldest craft fair in America and the New England's oldest family fair.

The travel Web site TripAdvisor released its top 10 list of emerging U.S. travel destinations for 2009 and the Florida communities of Englewood and Ruskin made the cut.

No other travel destination has more to offer the vacationing family or single traveler within the United States than the coastal treasure of Englewood, Florida.

Louisiana is a diverse state with many cultural influences and a unique pocket of Cajun French culture. Some of the greatest minds and food originated from Louisiana.

For years visitors driving to Northwest Florida beaches have made Destin, Fort Walton, Panama City, Pensacola and other Gulf Coast towns their summer vacation destination

Lunenburg lies on Nova Scotia's South Shore, welcoming visitors to a historic town filled with fishing boats, vibrant arts, fresh seafood, and heritage accommodation.

Mussels, oysters, scallops and other shellfish are farmed by families who have been in the trade for generations, mussels that have been awarded a Denomination of Origen.