Attendees savoring locally sourced oysters during the Beaufort Oyster Festival festivities.
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Sponsor Our ArticlesBeaufort, South Carolina, is gearing up for its Annual Oyster Festival from January 9 to 19, 2023. Hosted by the Beaufort Area Hospitality Association, the event highlights the area’s rich oystering culture, featuring locally sourced oysters prepared in various delicious styles. The festival kicks off with ‘Tides to Tables’ restaurant week and culminates in a fun-filled main event on January 18 with live music and free admission. Additionally, attendees can participate in the Oyster Boogie 5K race and learn about oyster conservation.
Beaufort, South Carolina, is all set for a big celebration as the Beaufort Oyster Festival rolls into town from January 9 to 19, 2023. This exciting event, hosted by the Beaufort Area Hospitality Association, shines a spotlight on the rich oystering culture of the Lowcountry. It’s a culture that is not only vital for tourism but is also a significant part of the local economy, history, agriculture, and, of course, *heavenly cuisine*.
True oyster lovers, this festival is for you! All oysters served at the event are locally farmed or harvested. Think of it as an oyster lover’s paradise, where you can indulge in oysters served in delicious forms: steamed, raw, roasted, and fried. Whether you’re a seasoned oyster connoisseur or just a newbie curious about the buzz, there’s something for everyone to savor!
The celebration officially kicks off on January 9 with the fabulous “Tides to Tables,” also known as Restaurant Week. During this exciting time, local restaurants will showcase their mouthwatering cuisine until January 19. Participating eateries offer unique dishes and flavors, so make sure to check out popular spots like Brody’s Bar and Grill, Old Bull Tavern, and Chef Frank’s Bistro.
Mark your calendars for January 18—this is when the main festival event takes place! Expect a fun-filled day featuring live music, a variety of delicious food, and the best part—free admission. What’s not to love? The party vibes will be on full display at the picturesque Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park, located at 2227 Boundary Street.
Feeling energetic? Don’t miss the fun of the Oyster Boogie 5K race also happening on January 18 starting bright and early at 8 a.m. Whether you prefer to run, walk, or cheer from the sidelines, it’s bound to be a lively way to kick off the day’s festivities. Make sure to sign up in advance, so you don’t miss out on this opportunity to enjoy some exercise before you devour your delicious oysters!
The festival wraps up on January 19, featuring more fun events like a cornhole tournament at 1 p.m. and more live music to get your toes tapping until 4 p.m. Prepare to be entertained by the awesome Boondockers and Southbound 17 on Saturday, and keep the good vibes going with performances from Campfire Tyler and the Stuck in Time Band on Sunday.
The festival isn’t just about indulging in juicy oysters; it’s also a time for education! Featuring 15 educational organizations, the event will offer boat tours exploring the essential role of oysters in the local ecosystem. It’s a perfect opportunity to learn more about these ocean gems while enjoying your time at the festival. Additionally, festival organizers encourage everyone to engage in group oyster shell recycling to help minimize waste.
Want to be part of the action? Volunteers are greatly needed for various roles, including event setup, attendee assistance, registration, and cleanup. It’s a fantastic way to soak up the spirit of the festival while contributing to such a wonderful community event.
For more information on the festival schedule, participating vendors, and how to get involved, be sure to check out the Beaufort Oyster Festival website or their Facebook page at @BFTOysterFestival. Don’t miss out on this fantastic celebration of our local oystering culture!
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