The Florida Stone Crabbers Association presents the 55th annual festival in Everglades City from Feb. 7-9 at 102 Copeland Ave ...

Pensacola Beach is known for attracting visitors, and officials say those visitors have significantly helped the economy, supporting thousands of jobs and generating ...

Whether you're looking for some of the freshest seafood the city has to offer ... Jerry’s Drive-In is not only one of Pensacola’s oldest dining establishments, but one of the oldest restaurants in all ...

Despite continuing icy and hazardous road conditions in some areas, services are starting to come back online in Pensacola ... which landed at 9:32 a.m. Florida winter storm brings fun:Snow ...

It’s the favorite time of winter for everybody who loves ripping apart sea bugs and dunking them in melted butter: the Mendocino Seafood & Sips festival, which this year runs from Jan. 24-Feb. 2.

PENSACOLA, Fla. — More than 30 krewes gathered today for the Krewe of Blues pin and bead festival in downtown Pensacola, where they spent the day competing and swapping pins and beads.

a nonprofit organization that produces the Pensacola Film Festival each year and also hosts a wide variety of other films through the year. On this day, "Conclave" was just on in the background at ...

The music festival is only one day and showcases local art and music. "For Florida, at least, we try to represent local art and bands as much as possible. It’s a smaller festival as well ...

Start here FELLSMERE, Fla. – The largest frog leg festival in Florida is back again, serving up thousands of pounds of frog legs and gator. The 34th annual Fellsmere Frog Leg Festival will kick ...

The Great Ogeechee Music and Seafood Festival, a beloved event in Bryan County for the past 25 years, is cancelled for the upcoming year. The Richmond Hill Bryan County Chamber of Commerce (RHBCCH) ...

The last time snow was recorded in Florida was on Jan. 28, 2014, when there was 1 inch of snow in Pensacola. The first ever documented account of snow in Florida was reported in 1774, according to ...