Salcombe Crab Festival, Devon

Salcombe Crab Festival, Devon

1st May 2022
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Salcombe Crab Festival,
Island Street,
Salcombe,
Devon,
TQ8 8DP,
United Kingdom

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salcombecrabfest@gmail.com
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The Salcombe Crab Festival is also known as Crabfest is not just about the locally caught Brown Crab but is a celebration of local fishing, food and drink.

During the day enjoy cookery demonstrations by award-winning chefs, crab picking masterclasses, crab pot making, live music, kids activities and much more!

The crab festival is hosted by the Rotary Club of Salcombe to raise money for local causes.

Date:
1st May 2022
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Just turn up from 10am.

A special Park and Ride bus service will operate from the edge of town, dropping passengers at the far end of Gould Road, near the heart of the festival.

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