51 Best Festivals in Florida for Year-Round Fun

Florida is sunny and reasonably warm year-round, which makes it the perfect state to host festivals during every season — and they do!  They’ve got festivals just for adults, family-friendly festivals, festivals celebrating music, art, and every type of food.  And if you’re a pirate?  They’ve got festivals for you too!

Let’s dive in, and see what festivals in Florida we can find for you.

51 BEST FESTIVALS IN FLORIDA FOR YEAR-ROUND FUN

JANUARY FESTIVALS IN FLORIDA

ART DECO WEEKEND (MIAMI BEACH)

The longest running free community festival in Miami Beach has been going strong for over 40 years!  Art Deco Weekend takes place on Ocean Drive, and has it all — food, drinks, films, a classic car show, a dog show, a lecture series, walking tours, and live music.  It takes place over the course of three days every January.

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FLORIDA MANATEE FESTIVAL (CRYSTAL RIVER)

If you’re looking for a festival to entertain the whole family, then head to the Florida Manatee Festival in Crystal River!  This festival features live music and entertainment, a large kid zone, an animal education area (that includes live animals), boat tours, and arts and crafts. 

There’s also a shuttle that will take you to Three Sisters Springs where you can observe the main attraction — the manatees! — in their natural habitat.

GASPARILLA PIRATE FEST (TAMPA)

The Gasparilla Pirate Fest is a hugely popular festival that features multiple stages for live music, a massive Mardi-Gras-like parade, and…you know…a pirate invasion.  If you’re a pirate, or like hanging out with pirates, this is the perfect festival for you!  (They hold a Children’s Gasparilla the weekend before.)

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FELLSMERE FROG LEG FESTIVAL (FELLSMERE)

I mean, you just have to go so you can get a gator pop!  The Frog Leg Festival takes place in the small town of Fellsmere, about an hour south of Orlando.  This festival features music, arts and crafts, carnival rides, and a whole lot of frog leg and gator tail foods! 

Admission and parking are free, and you can purchase armbands for the rides.

ZORA! FESTIVAL (EATONVILLE)

Just north of Orlando, you’ll find Eatonville, which is the oldest incorporated African-American community in the United States.  It’s here that they honor celebrated novelist Zora Neale Hurston, who called this community her home, with the ZORA! Festival.

Held every January since 1990, this 3-day “festival of the arts” includes public talks, museum exhibitions, and theatrical productions.  Admission is $15 at the gate, and those 17 and under are free.

There are also events in June and October.

FEBRUARY FESTIVALS IN FLORIDA

ARTFEST FORT MYERS (FORT MYERS)

ArtFest Fort Myers is held on the waterfront the first weekend in February!  Featuring the art of over 200 artists, this festival is sure to have something for every type of art lover out there. 

And it’s family-friendly, too!  There are art education tents for kids, a competition for high school students, and a Florida license plate “tag art” project that raises money for art classrooms at the local schools.  Admission is free.

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SOUTH FLORIDA GARLIC FEST (LAKE WORTH, WEST PALM BEACH)

The South Florida Garlic Fest claims to be “The Best Stinkin’ Party in South Florida” and I believe them!  This festival offers live music, carnival rides, a kid art area, tents for vendors to sell their wares, and a whole lot of GARLIC!  This is the only festival on this list that sells garlic ice cream, and you can’t miss that.

EVERGLADES SEAFOOD FESTIVAL (EVERGLADES CITY)

The Everglades Seafood Festival is a hometown festival that features lots of seafood, country music, carnival rides, and arts and crafts.  A great place to spend the weekend with your family. It’s free to attend for all ages!

COCONUT GROVE ARTS FESTIVAL (MIAMI)

The Coconut Grove Arts Festival is a popular festival that’s held right on the waterfront and is one of the largest outdoor art festivals in the United States. 

Held every Presidents’ Day Weekend, the Arts Festival is one of the nation’s premier arts festivals and is hosted on the charming waterfront village of Coconut Grove. More than 270 internationally-recognized and jury-selected artists showcase their spectacular works with Biscayne Bay as the backdrop. You will also find a family zone, culinary events, musical concerts. 

On-site general admission is $25/day and is free for kids under 12.

SWAMP CABBAGE FESTIVAL (LABELLE)

Located about 40 minutes east of Fort Myers, the Swamp Cabbage Festival in LaBelle celebrates swamp cabbage (which is a non-fancy way to say “hearts of palm”) with a rodeo, 5K, pageant, parade, bass tournament, live entertainment, and arts and crafts. 

This family friendly festival has been put on for over 50 years, and is free.

MARCH FESTIVALS IN FLORIDA

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL (PLANT CITY)

The Florida Strawberry Festival is one of the state’s largest food festivals – an 11-day event that has a typical state fair atmosphere with its carnival rides, livestock shows, arts and crafts, and strawberry shortcake.  But this festival really shines when it comes to musical performances! 

Their headliners are top-notch year after year, with the likes of Pam Tillis, Boyz II Men, Jake Own, Cole Swindell, Sam Hunt, and Nelly all performing in the past.  Now you can see why this festival boasts 500,000 visitors each year! Plant City is about 20 miles east of Tampa.

DOWN HOME STREET FESTIVAL (BONIFAY)

Bonifay (35 miles south of Dothan, AL)

The Down Home Street Festival in Bonifay, about 35 miles south of Dothan, AL, celebrates small-town living with a beauty pageant, 5K, golf tournament, car show, martial arts demos, and craft and food trucks! 

And the word is, that when you hear the whistle blow at Noon, you can expect free black-eyed peas and cornbread!  That’s my kind of festival.

FORT MYERS BEACH SHRIMP FESTIVAL (FORT MYERS BEACH)

Shrimp boats pull in shrimp from the Gulf in this seaside town, and that’s why Fort Myers has been hosting the Shrimp Festival since 1959! 

There’s a shrimp run for kids, a 5K, a parade, art, and food expo, the crowning of the Shrimp Festival Queen, and of course, a shrimp eating contest!  The best part is that a portion of the funds raised from the festival benefits those less fortunate in the community. 

A great festival to enjoy the local “pink gold!”

CALLE OCHO MUSIC FESTIVAL (MIAMI)

The Calle Ocho Music Festival has the distinction of being the largest Hispanic festival in the United States!  With over a million visitors each year, this Miami festival covers 20 blocks and has 10 stages for music and fun.

This musical event is part of the larger Carnaval Miami, which has international food, dancing, and entertainment.  The music festival has been the platform for launching musicians Pitbull, Niki Jam and Maluma.

WINTER PARK SIDEWALK ART FESTIVAL (WINTER PARK/ORLANDO)

The Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival is one of the nation’s oldest art festivals and is still running strong, with over 300,000 visitors each year! Close to 900 artists apply to show at this impressive festival, but only 225 get the chance. 

Held in downtown Winter Park near Orlando, checking out all the beautiful festival art while walking down the streets lined with live oak and laurel oak trees is a dream.  This festival also features some live music and food — plus; it’s close to popular Winter Park restaurants.

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EPCOT INTERNATIONAL FLOWER & GARDEN FESTIVAL (ORLANDO)

If you’re looking for a festival your kids are guaranteed to love, a Disney one is pretty much a sure thing!

Disney’s EPCOT hosts the International Flower & Garden Festival beginning in March and going through July. This festival turns Epcot into a place filled with Disney-themed topiaries, live entertainment, and a whole lot of amazing food. 

The festival is included with paid admission to EPCOT.

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APRIL FESTIVALS IN FLORIDA

FLORA-BAMA LOUNGE MULLET TOSS (PERDIDO KEY)

Have you ever wanted to throw a dead fish into Alabama?!  Now’s your chance! 

Grab your party hat, a lounge chair, and make sure your throwing arm is warmed up — it’s time for the annual mullet toss at Flora-Bama Lounge

For $15, you can throw a dead mullet fish as far as you can from Florida across the line into Alabama.  There are winners each day, and money raised from the event benefits local charities.  And there’s a chance for kids to participate too! 

This is one I would definitely want to do just for the participation T-shirt.

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SHARK’S TOOTH FESTIVAL (VENICE)

Note: The festival will not take place in 2023.

The city of Venice has so many shark’s teeth washing up on their beaches, it has been named the Shark’s Tooth Capital of the World!  The Shark’s Tooth Festival celebrates shark teeth with music, food, art, and fossil collectors who show off and sell some of their finds. 

Admission is $5 for adults, kids 12 and under are free, and all proceeds benefit the Special Olympics in Florida.

POMPANO BEACH SEAFOOD FESTIVAL (POMPANO BEACH)

The Pompano Beach Seafood Festival is all about seafood and music!  You can find every type of seafood you could imagine at this festival, along with two stages (North Stage and South Stage) for live music, an arts and crafts festival, and boat and car shows. 

This 3-day festival is guaranteed to be a good time.

DELRAY AFFAIR (DELRAY BEACH)

The Delray Affair is the largest arts and crafts festival in the southeast!  In its 61st year, the Delray Affair stretches 12 city blocks along the downtown streets of Delray Beach, and you’ll find all types of fine art, crafts, and unique products.

The Delray Affair has received numerous awards for its ‘eclectic’ mixture of art, great crafts, and funky products from around the world.

SEBRING SODA FESTIVAL (SEBRING)

I know you’ve heard of beer and wine festivals — but what about a craft soda pop festival?  The Sebring Soda Festival in central Florida celebrates the art of craft soda. 

Known as Florida’s Fizziest Festival, it offers a family-friendly atmosphere during the day and has a cocktail party in the evening for the adults. 

Serving 200+ unique craft sodas such as peach cobbler, espresso, and candied bacon, you’re sure to tingle your taste buds with some of the sodas found here.  You can also find a classic car show, a kid’s zone, and live entertainment. 

Admission to the festival is free, and you can buy a punch card to participate in the soda tastings.

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WORM GRUNTIN’ FESTIVAL (SOPCHOPPY)

The 21st Annual Sopchoppy Worm Gruntin’ Festival celebrates the fine art of worm gruntin’ — a technique to make earthworms come to the surface so they can be used for fishing bait! Apparently worm gruntin’ is an art that requires vibrating the soil to scare the worms up to the surface. 

In Sopchoppy, they’ve turned it into a competitive sport and major event.  This festival boasts an arts and crafts show, a horseshoe contest, 5K, a hula hoop contest, a corn hole championship, and (of course!) a worm gruntin’ contest! 

I’ve got to be honest, this whole thing sounds completely awesome.

FORT LAUDERDALE AIR SHOW (FORT LAUDERDALE)

The Thunderbirds are the main attraction at the Fort Lauderdale Air Show, which you can watch from several areas.  But if you’d like to sit in a lounge chair on the beach for this one, Drop Zone Beach is the place for you!

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MAY FESTIVALS IN FLORIDA

SUNFEST (WEST PALM BEACH)

Florida’s largest waterfront music and arts festival is held the first week of May every year, and it is jam-packed with musical performances! 

SunFest is held right along Florida’s Intracoastal Waterway and attracts more than 130,000 people each year. This year’s music acts will include 311, Jack Johnson, Flo Rida, Ziggy Marley, The Chainsmokers, The Killers, and more.

They end their music festival with a massive fireworks display on Sunday nights.  Four, three, two, and one-day tickets are available, and children under 5 are free.

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ISLE OF EIGHT FLAGS SHRIMP FESTIVAL (FERNANDINA BEACH)

For over 50 years, one of the most popular seafood festivals — the Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival — has been serving up shrimp to visitors. 

Over the years, this festival on Fernandina Beach has grown!  Now it boasts not only delicious shrimp dishes, but also live entertainment, an arts and crafts show, and antiques festival, pirate contests, a huge parade, a kid’s zone, a pageant, a shrimp run, and decorated shrimp boats!  There’s also an ice cream eating contest, so sign me up!

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TUPELO HONEY FESTIVAL (WEWAHITCHKA)

The Tupelo Honey Festival is held under the beautiful trees along Lake Alice in the town of Wewahitchka!  (Say that 5 times fast.) 

Tupelo honey is rare, because the Tupelo trees only bloom in April and May, and the best honey only comes from the ones in the Apalachicola River Valley.  This festival happens to be the perfect place to get this seasonal delicacy! 

Local farmers have their booths set up with their honey, and there’s also an arts and crafts festival, live music, and lots of stuff to do with the kids.

FLORIDA FOLK FESTIVAL (WHITE SPRINGS)

Held on Memorial Day weekend at Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park in White Springs, the Florida Folk Festival is a huge event that’s a must-do for music and history lovers. 

Over the 3-day weekend, more than 300 different musical performances can be heard!  This festival focuses on the state’s cultural heritage, and the music brought over by immigrants.  It also features crafts, dancing, live demonstrations and workshops, food, and a kid’s area.

BILLY BOWLEGS PIRATE FESTIVAL (FORT WALTON BEACH)

ARRRRRGH!  What started off as a water skiing festival in the 1950s, has turned into an amazing pirate festival for the whole family in Fort Walton Beach!  The Billy Bowlegs Pirate Festival has food, music, a 5K, and kid’s zone, fireworks, and ends with a parade.

Make sure you know how to talk like a pirate because I’d hate for you to have to walk the plank!

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JUNE FESTIVALS IN FLORIDA

THE HUKILAU (FORT LAUDERDALE)

Alright adults, this one’s just for you!  The Hukilau is a festival that celebrates Polynesian tiki bars with drinks, musical performances, mermaid shows, hula events, rum tastings, and cocktail classes. 

You’ll find all sorts of different ticket passes for their 5-day festival, so you can enjoy your version of island-inspired fun.

WYNWOOD PRIDE FESTIVAL (MIAMI)

The inaugural Wynwood Pride Festival celebrates diversity in the Wynwood Arts District!  Attendees can expect a live concert series, lip-sync battles, DJs, art installations, and more.  The event will benefit their three non-profit partners.

GULF COAST JAM (PANAMA CITY BEACH)

The Gulf Coast Jam brings 15,000 concert-goers to Panama City Beach to enjoy the white sandy beaches during the day, and the country music at night. 

This year’s headliners include Morgan Wallen, Miranda Lambert, Hardy, Kane Brown, and many more. Tickets are for the entire 4-day event, no single-day tickets are available, but there are discounts available for military, first responders/medical personnel, and college students if you purchase early!

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ANIME FESTIVAL ORLANDO (ORLANDO)

The Anime Festival Orlando has been going strong since 2000. 

Held at the Wyndam Orlando Resort, this festival hosts 3,500 attendees who enjoy a weekend of anime and video game entertainment.  This festival has fan events and panels, a cosplay and costume contest, dance events, a gameshow theater, and tabletop gaming.  They focus on anime voice talent and Manga artists.

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JULY FESTIVALS IN FLORIDA

LOWER KEYS UNDERWATER MUSIC FESTIVAL (FLORIDA KEYS)

It’s not uncommon for divers and snorkelers to find a mermaid pretending to play a “fluke-a-lele” in the waters of Looe Key Reef during this underwater July concert.  The Lower Keys Underwater Music Festival is a one-of-a-kind event that aims to promote reef protection. 

Hosted by US1 Radio 104.1 FM, they promote a “submerged soundtrack” for divers and snorkelers to enjoy while taking in the beauty of the reef.  The playlist often includes ocean-themed tunes, like the Beatles’ “Yellow Submarine.”

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INTERNATIONAL MANGO FESTIVAL (CORAL GABLES)

Experience the largest mango collection in this world at the International Mango Festival at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden in Coral Gables.

Packed with information about tropical gardening, this festival has fruit trees for sale, cooking classes, and mango tastings.  Beer and food vendors and an arts and crafts show to round out this fruity fest!

HEMINGWAY DAYS (FLORIDA KEYS)

Everybody starts looking like Ernest Hemingway once the Hemingway Days festival hits the Keys!  Hemingway look-alikes, writers, fishermen, and fans of the literary giant descend upon Key West in July to honor the author who lived on the island for most of the 1930s. 

The annual Hemingway Look-Alike contest is a well-known part of the festival, but there’s also a marlin tournament, poetry readings, and Hemingway memorabilia on display.

PENSACOLA BEACH AIR SHOW (PENSACOLA BEACH)

The Pensacola Beach Air Show features the Blue Angels of the United States Navy!  The air show is held on a July Saturday, but you’re sure to catch them practicing along the beach in the days leading up to the main event.

EPCOT INTERNATIONAL FOOD & WINE FESTIVAL (ORLANDO)

The annual International Food & Wine Festival at EPCOT begins in July and runs through November. 

This festival features food and beverage pairings, a nightly concert series, plenty of activities for the kids, culinary demonstrations, cheese seminars, and the chance to eat with a celebrity chef!  Oh, and did I mention the food and wine?!  So much food and wine! 

The festival is included with EPCOT admission, but some of the specialty events require an extra fee.

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AUGUST FESTIVAL IN FLORIDA

WAUSAU POSSUM FESTIVAL (WAUSAU)

I mean, could you ever forgive yourself if you missed the crowning of the Possum Queen?!  Make your way to Wausau for a chance to enjoy all the Wausau Possum Festival has to offer!

A pancake breakfast, arts and crafts, live entertainment, music, and the Possum Parade!  There are also old-fashioned sack races, and some greasy pole races thrown in.  And you definitely can’t miss the hog callin’, rooster crowin’, or cow lowin’ contests.  Quite frankly, I can’t believe there aren’t more possum festivals.

SEPTEMBER FESTIVAL IN FLORIDA

SING OUT LOUD MUSIC FESTIVAL (ST. AUGUSTINE)

The Sing Out Loud Music Festival features free concerts at various venues around historic St. Augustine!  This concert series takes place over the course of the weekend, and features artists such as St. Paul and the Broken Bones, TLC, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Jenny Lewis, Kurt Vile and the Violators, Shovels & Rope, and more.

The only ticketed event is the Benefit Concert, and proceeds will benefit Horseplay Therapy Center and Green Hands Community Outreach Initiatives.

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PENSACOLA SEAFOOD FESTIVAL (PENSACOLA)

The Pensacola Seafood Festival takes place in downtown Pensacola and serves up every type of seafood, arts and crafts, a children’s area, and live music!  If you’re looking for a conch fritter, or maybe some crawfish mac n’ cheese, this event is for you. This festival is family-friendly, and free!

PUNTA GORDA SULLIVAN STREET CRAFT FESTIVAL (PUNTA GORDA)

Punta Gorda in southwest Florida has been holding a craft festival here for over 20 years.  Many unique crafters take part in this festival, that takes place along the banks of the Peace River and the Gulf of Mexico.  Admission is free.

OCTOBER FESTIVALS IN FLORIDA

OKTOBERFEST (LAKE WORTH)

There are plenty of Oktoberfest events, but this one in Lake Worth draws almost 40,000 people to its event, held during two weekends in October.  For food, drink, music, and dancing – this massive event is the place to be for all things Oktoberfest!

FANTASY FEST (KEY WEST)

The ultimate costume party for adults, Fantasy Fest is a 10-day event that features costumes, parades, drinks, and no shortage of good times in beautiful Key West! Bring your best costume or body paint, and get ready to party with hundreds of your new friends. 

Events abound at this event, include a BART (Beer and ART walk), arts and crafts, food, drinks, parties, discounts if you dress like Elvis, the crowning of the King and Queen of Fantasy Fest, musical concerts, a zombie brunch, pool parties, and SO MUCH MORE!  The big draw is the Fantasy Fest Parade, that winds down Duval Street from the Gulf of Mexico to the Atlantic Ocean.  You’ve got to see it to believe it!

CEDAR KEY SEAFOOD FESTIVAL (CEDAR KEY)

For more than 50 years, the Cedar Key Seafood Festival has been celebrating the town’s fishing heritage.  Organized by the Cedar Key Lions Club, the festival is a weekend filled with food, arts and crafts, live music on a clam boat stage, and a Seafood Festival Parade.  This is a family-friendly and free event.

MOUNT DORA CRAFT FAIR

The Mount Dora Craft Fair is a huge arts and crafts show that hosts as many as 100,000 visitors over the 2-day weekend!  With over 400 crafters and artists, you’re bound to find something for everyone on your holiday list. Ranked the #1 ALL-TIME FAVORITE Classic/Contemporary Craft Festival in America by Sunshine Artist Magazine in 2021.

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NOVEMBER FESTIVALS IN FLORIDA

SAVOR ST. PETE FESTIVAL (ST. PETERSBURG)

This fall, local foodies, wine enthusiasts, and craft beer aficionados are invited to SIP, SAVOR, and be SEEN at the annual Savor St. Pete event taking place November 4-5, 2023 in downtown St. Petersburg.

The two-day festival, overlooking breathtaking Tampa Bay in North Straub Park, will feature a first-class culinary showcase of the Bay area’s celebrated chefs, acclaimed restaurants, popular breweries, and an outstanding selection of interesting wines, all within the impressive Grand Tasting Village.

AMERICAN INDIAN ARTS CELEBRATION (BIG CYPRESS SEMINOLE INDIAN RESERVATION)

The American Indian Arts Celebration is a celebration of Indian cultures. The event hosts traditional and contemporary crafts, dance and music of the Seminole, alligator wrestling, and southeastern and other Indian tribes from across the country. Admission is free.

FLORIDA SEAFOOD FESTIVAL (APALACHICOLA)

The Florida Seafood Festival draws thousands of visitors each year!  With seafood, arts and crafts, a 5K, a parade, and an oyster-eating contest there’s plenty to see, do and eat at this weekend event.  Come for the delicious seafood, stay for the crab races! Admission is $5, children 12 and under are free.

GREAT GULF COAST ARTS FESTIVAL (PENSACOLA)

The Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival is one of the most popular arts festivals in the U.S.  This art festival features 200 of the best artists, live music, a student art show, and plenty of food and drink. Held in Seville Square, admission is free.

ELECTRIC DAISY CARNIVAL (ORLANDO)

Part of the global EDC festival series, Electric Daisy Carnival is a 3-day weekend filled with music, art, food, and fun.  Techno and dance music lovers descend upon Orlando for the fantastic stages, elaborate performances, and carnival rides at Tinker Field.  Several ticket options are available.

DECEMBER FESTIVALS IN FLORIDA

SEMINOLE HARD ROCK WINTERFEST BOAT PARADE (FORT LAUDERDALE)

Private boats, corporate yachts, and giant showboats get decked out in thousands of holiday lights for the annual Seminole Hard Rock Winterfest Boat Parade!  This festival features music, entertainment, and beauty queens.

FESTIVALS IN FLORIDA FAQ

Where is the Florida Strawberry Festival held?

The Florida Strawberry Festival is held in Plant City, FL, in March each year. Plant City is about 30 minutes east of Tampa.

What is the big festival in Key West called?

One of the largest festivals held in Key West is the Key West Fantasy Fest. Every fall for 10 days, the festival brings amazing costumes, parades, and parties to the Keys.

How much is admission to the Florida Strawberry Festival?

The Florida Strawberry Festival admission rates are: Adults (ages 13+): $10; Children (ages 6-12): $5; Children (ages 5 and under): FREE with paid adult admission.

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