Fun, Food, and Foot Stomping Good Music at the Bonita Springs Seafood & Music Festival Here on the Suncoast
The Bonita Springs Seafood & Music Festival beckons this weekend, promising an unforgettable celebration of sun-soaked vibes, culinary delights, and toe-tapping tunes. As the picturesque coastal town comes alive with the infectious energy of festival-goers, it’s clear that this event is more than just a feast for the senses—it’s a jubilant symphony of flavors and melodies, a testament to the vibrant spirit of Southwest Florida. Join us at the Bonita Springs Seafood & Music Festival, where every note is as savory as the seafood, and every moment is a celebration of life on the Gulf Coast. Get ready to savor the sounds, dance to the beats, and indulge in a coastal experience that’s as sunny as the skies above.
Join us this weekend for the 2nd Annual Bonita Springs Seafood & Music Festival. The event will be held on the grass field next to The Poker Room (the old Dog Track) located at 28001 Old 41 Road, Bonita Springs, FL 34135. Hours will be Friday, 3 pm-9 pm, Saturday, 11 am-9 pm, and Sunday, 11 am-6 pm. Admission is FREE!
February 9, Friday, 3:00 pm – 9:00 pm
February 10, Saturday, 11:00 am – 9:00 pm
February 11, Sunday, 11:00 am – 6:00 pm
MUSICAL LINEUP
Friday
Ken Burnside
All Fired Up
Fleetwood Max
Saturday
Paisley Craze
JP Soars
Annika Chambers with Paul Deslauriers
YaYa Diamond & The Dream Chasers
Maiden Cane
Sunday
Jack’d Up
Deb & The Dynamics
K-Luv and United Funk Foundation
Paragon Festivals, the Bonita Springs Shrimp & Music Festival host, is one of Suncoast’s premier event hosts with years of experience. Paragon’s team brings amazing art and music festivals to the general public up and down the Suncoast.
In addition to wonderful Music Festivals, they use this extensive experience and partnerships to provide a stage for musicians and artists to share their passion with larger audiences. Check out the Paragon Festivals website HERE for more details on additional festivals arriving on the Suncoast in the coming months.
Feature Photo Courtesy of Paragon Festivals