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Åpurchase limited all-you-can-eat wristbands for unlimited crawfish throughout the day or choose individual two-pound servings with sides. A variety of food trucks and specialty beverages will also be available for purchase.
Beyond the food, the festival showcases Huntsville’s growing arts and entertainment scene. Live music will kick off with the Calhoun Community College Show Band and continue throughout the day with performances from Honey Island Swamp Band, the Joey Fletcher Band, and local favorites The Brooklines—bringing together regional talent and hometown pride.
Organizers say the event is designed to bring people together from across the Tennessee Valley, creating a welcoming space for families, friends, and visitors alike. With activities for all ages and local vendors on-site, the festival reflects the vibrant, diverse energy shaping Huntsville’s future.
MidCity District, known as a hub for culture and connection, continues to host events that strengthen community ties while supporting local businesses and artists. As Huntsville grows, events like the Crawfish Festival highlight the importance of gathering, celebrating, and investing in shared community experiences.
Attendees are encouraged to follow The Camp’s social media channels for updates, volunteer opportunities, and additional event details.