Festival · Florida
Grant Seafood Festival 2027
Mar 6–7Expected dates
Tell us your Florida datesGrant-Valkaria, FL (Grant Community Center grounds) · Florida
Dates not yet announced by the organizer
These dates are awaiting official confirmation, so check the event's site before booking.
- Start looking
- by Jan 23
- Arrive
- Mar 5
- Head home
- Mar 8
The east coast's longest-running seafood festival — all-volunteer, no admission, pure Space Coast.
What you need to know
Grant Seafood Festival 2027 is expected to run Mar 6–7, 2027, in Grant-Valkaria, Florida. Official dates are not confirmed yet — verify on the event's official site before booking. Long Point Park (Brevard County) and Sebastian Inlet State Park are both ~15 min south on the Indian River Lagoon — the lagoon-side sites are the calm, close RV base for a no-frills-but-beloved local festival.
The Grant Seafood Festival calls itself the longest continuously running seafood festival on Florida's east coast, put on entirely by volunteers in the tiny Space Coast fishing village of Grant-Valkaria since 1966 (the 2026 edition was the 59th annual, March 7-8). 2027 is not yet officially dated — plan the late-February-to-first-March-weekend pattern, roughly March 6-7, 2027. Admission is free and the food money funds local scholarships. It's an easy add to a Space Coast RV trip: Sebastian Inlet State Park is about 15 minutes south, and Long Point Park (a Brevard County campground at Sebastian Inlet) sits even closer on the lagoon.
An insider tip
Insider tip. Long Point Park (Brevard County) and Sebastian Inlet State Park are both ~15 min south on the Indian River Lagoon — the lagoon-side sites are the calm, close RV base for a no-frills-but-beloved local festival.
Official source: grantseafoodfestival.com
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Frequently asked about Grant Seafood Festival
When is Grant Seafood Festival 2027?
Grant Seafood Festival 2027 is expected to run Mar 6–7, 2027, in Grant-Valkaria, Florida. Official dates are not confirmed yet — verify on the event's official site before booking.
Where is Grant Seafood Festival held?
Grant-Valkaria, Florida (Grant Community Center grounds).
What are the exact 2027 dates?
Mar 6–7, 2027. These dates are provisional until officially announced.
What RV should I rent for Grant Seafood Festival?
Best categories: rv, towable, trucks-vans, boat. The Grant Seafood Festival calls itself the longest continuously running seafood festival on Florida's east coast, put on entirely by volunteers in the tiny Space Coast fishing village of Grant-Valkaria since 1966 (the 2026 edition was the 59th annual, March 7-8). 2027 is not yet officially dated — plan the late-February-to-first-March-weekend pattern, roughly March 6-7, 2027. Admission is free and the food money funds local scholarships. It's an easy add to a Space Coast RV trip: Sebastian Inlet State Park is about 15 minutes south, and Long Point Park (a Brevard County campground at Sebastian Inlet) sits even closer on the lagoon.
How early should I book an RV?
Recommended lead time: 6 weeks. Event windows book up early, so search and lock your dates as soon as your plans firm up.
What's an insider tip?
Long Point Park (Brevard County) and Sebastian Inlet State Park are both ~15 min south on the Indian River Lagoon — the lagoon-side sites are the calm, close RV base for a no-frills-but-beloved local festival.
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