Washington's Favorite Seafood Festival Is Back, And Admission Is Free
Jessica Wick
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Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival offers a way to try some of the most delicious seafood in the state in one place. Not everyone in Washington is a seafood lover; however, those of us lucky enough to have a taste for it know the Pacific Northwest has the best seafood selection. That’s why so many people head to Port Angeles every October to savor delicious crab, chowder, and more at this annual event from Oct. 11-13, 2024. For more than 20 years, this festival keeps getting better and better. Let’s take a look at one of the best fall festivals in Washington state!
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Festivals In Washington
What are some of the best festivals in Washington?
- Apple Blossom Festival (Wenatchee): A festival ongoing for over a century deserves a visit as more than 100,000 visitors annually can testify of the 11-day event. The amazing fun includes a parade and come hungry for the Food Fair at Memorial Park.
- Cranberry Harvest Festival (Grayland): Join the fall fun of Cranberry Bog Tours, a Cranberry Cook-off, and shop at the Cranberry Market Place. You can also sign up for the 10K and 5K run or a 3K walk.
- Midsummer Renaissance Faire (Snohomish): Go back in time to see exciting joust and battle performances and shop at the Artisan Marketplace for handcrafted leather items and unique jewelry pieces. Folks are welcome to don their favorite outfits from the 1500s at this summer event.
- Pig Out in the Park (Spokane): Have fun at this six-day food and musical festival featuring 85 concerts and 40 food booths! Can you think of a better way to spend your Labor Day weekend?
- Skagit Valley Tulip Festival (Mount Vernon): This fun-filled event showcases the gorgeous blooms, but that's not all. Sign up for the Pickleball Tournament, dance to awesome music, and check out some great artwork.
Where are some of the best seafood restaurants in Washington?
- Castaways Seafood Grille (Long Beach): The award-winning clam chowder with cream, butter, bacon, and potatoes is reason enough to visit this restaurant established in 1914. Located in the historic Pacific Hotel, the ambiance is hard to beat.
- Proper Fish (Bainbridge Island): Home of Seattle's best fish and chips, the staff believes in sourcing the freshest fish possible. Each filet is hand-battered in a secret recipe that produces a golden crunch in every bite.