There Is A Massive Beer, Bacon, And Chocolate Festival Headed To Mississippi In March
Daniella DiRienzo
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The most delicious event of the year, the Gulf Coast Beer and Bacon Festival is quickly approaching, and you don’t want to miss it. Since its inception, it’s only gotten bigger, better, and tastier and is one of the most anticipated Mississippi festivals. More specifically, it’s grown to include chocolate, in addition to beer and bacon. Let’s explore one of the best festivals in Mississippi.
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What are the most unique festivals in Mississippi?
The most unique festivals in Mississippi include:
- Elvis Festival. Taking place in Tupelo, Elvis’ birthplace, tributes to his music and life abound at this annual event.
- Mississippi Delta Blues & Heritage Festival. One of the biggest blues festivals there is, this event has tons of live music and more.
- Cruisin’ The Coast. This annual car festival in Biloxi features thousands of classic cars and includes live music and vendors.
- Leland Frogfest. It might sound like a festival for frog legs, but it celebrates Kermit the Frog creator, Jim Henson.
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What are the best small-town festivals in Mississippi?
The best small-town festivals in Mississippi include:
- Market Street Festival in Columbus. This is one of the biggest festivals in the state, drawing about 40,000 people to this charming town.
- Picayune Street Festival in Picayune. Held twice yearly, this fun event is packed with vendors, live music, children’s activities, and more.
- Dudie Burger Festival in Tupelo. This event is all about the dough burgers that were invented at Dudie’s Diner.
- Tallahatchie River Fest in New Albany. You’ll find live music, a street market, a pet parade, and so much more.
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What are the best food festivals in Mississippi?
The best food festivals in Mississippi include:
- Slugburger Festival. Held in Corinth, this event is surprisingly huge and celebrates the delicious local invention, the Slugburger.
- Blueberry Jubille in Poplarville. Over 10,000 people attend this blueberry festival each year to sample the best berry-laden treats.
- Natchez Food and Wine Festival. This festival brings together quality chefs and restaurants from all over the state.
- Annual Crawfish Music Festival. Come here to feast on mountains of scrumptious crawfish while enjoying live music.
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