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Seafood house on the Dunedin Marina.

Dunedin Seafood Festival 2026: A Day of Food, Music, and Coastal Vibes

They came for the seafood. They stayed for the day. The Dunedin Seafood Festival returned Saturday, March 7, and if the crowds were any indication, this town was ready for it. The weather delivered perfectly—clear skies, a cool sea breeze, and sunshine that made every hour feel like a postcard. From noon until evening, Edgewater Park was filled with people doing exactly what Dunedin does best: gathering by the water, enjoying good food, and letting the day unfold. What We Saw Local vendors brought out their best—fresh catches, stone crabs, and dishes that had people lining up with napkins ready. Cold beverages flowed alongside the food, keeping everyone comfortable as the sun moved across the marina. Over at the gazebo, Tampa Bay native Aubrey Wollett and her band took the stage. Her music has been described as “a refreshing beach vibe to this country music era with a captivating sound and catchy songs.” Her songs drifted across the grass, mixing with the sound of conversations and the occasional bark from a very happy dog. And …

The Ultimate North Pinellas Brewery Guide: Dunedin, Palm Harbor & Tarpon Springs

They call this part of Florida the “Gulf Coast” for its beaches, but for beer lovers, it might as well be called Brewery Row. From the historic brewpubs of Dunedin to the hidden gems in Tarpon Springs, our corner of Pinellas County has become a destination for craft beer. Whether you’re a local looking for a new favorite spot or a visitor planning a trolley tour, this guide covers every brewery in Dunedin, Palm Harbor, and Tarpon Springs. Grab your designated driver. We have a lot to cover. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Dunedin Breweries (The Original Craft Beer City) Dunedin is widely considered the birthplace of Florida’s craft beer scene. With most of its breweries clustered downtown and along the Pinellas Trail, it’s the most walkable beer destination in the region. Dunedin Brewery 937 Douglas Avenue, Dunedin Florida’s oldest microbrewery, founded in 1995, is a must-visit for any beer enthusiast. They brew everything in small batches—wheats, ales, IPAs, and lagers. They have a full kitchen, live music most nights, and a massive outdoor seating area. It’s kid-friendly and …