One of the oldest and longest-running festivals to dot the Wakulla County landscape, the Panacea Blue Crab Festival gives Wakulla County an opportunity to celebrate and thank the city of Panacea for one of its most precious commodities. Started in 1975, the festival begins each year with a parade down U.S. Highway 98, then the party really begins at Woolley Park on the waterfront with live music and clog dancers, local arts and crafts vendors and all the fresh Wakulla County blue crab — and all types of other seafood — you could ever desire. And don’t forget to enter the famed “Blue Crab Pickin’ Contest” to become the next Panacea Blue Crab Festival champ!
The Wakulla County Board of County Commissioners is excited to announce it will be hosting a Veteran’s Parade and Ceremony on November 7 in conjunction with the Veteran of Foreign Wars Post 4538.
Saturday, November 14: TCC Foundation’s Hops and Half Shells 5K starts at 9 a.m., with optional one-mile race beginning at 8:30 a.m. There is also a virtual option you can do at home!
