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Woodbine Crawfish Festival

The Woodbine Crawfish Festival attracts nearly 20,000 people every year, and each one comes  looking to get a plate of delicious crawfish. It takes 4,000 pounds of crawfish to feed the crowd.

Crawfish is definitely the highlight of the event, but there are manyother things that bring people to the festival each year.  Arts, crafts, music, dancing, and even a 5K run are just a few of the things that attract folks from all over the country.

Schedule of Events

Friday, April 29, 2011
6:00PM Arts & crafts booths open (Riverwalk)
6:00PM Food booths open (Waterfront & Riverwalk)
6:00PM Children’s activities open (Riverwalk)
6:00PM Sounds of Grace – Music (Waterfront)
6:00PM Crawfish dinners available (Waterfront)
6:00PM Man-A-Part – Music (Gazebo)
7:00PM Rev. Roy & No Spring Chickens (Waterfront)
7:00PM Bluegrass & Gospel Music (Old School Auditorium)
8:30PM T. Graham Brown – Music (Waterfront)

Saturday, April 30, 2011
6:30AM – 7:15AM 5K registration (Waterfront)
7:30AM 5K start (Waterfront)
8:00AM Arts & Crafts Booths open (Riverwalk)
8:00AM Food Booths open (Waterfront & Riverwalk)
10:00AM Country Line Cloggers (Waterfront)
10:00AM Children’s Activities open (Riverwalk)
10:00AM Parade with Henry Williams as Grand Marshal (U.S. Hwy 17)
10:30AM Crawfish Dinners available (Waterfront)
11:00AM Randy Scott – Music (Waterfront)
11:00AM No Known Cure – Music (Gazebo)
11:00AM Bar-B-Que dinners available (Old School)
11:00AM Bluegrass Music (Old School Auditorium)
11:45AM Pak’s Karate Demonstration (Waterfront)
12:15PM Parade Awards (Waterfront)
12:45PM State Prison Cloggers (Waterfront)
1:00PM All Alumni Open House & 50th Reunion of Class of 1961 (Old School) 1:15PM Sundown Band – Music (Gazebo)
2:00PM Woodbine Family Karate (Gazebo)
2:30PM Denny’s Revenge featuring Jay Fettenger (Waterfront)
2:45PM Feebus Pruitt – Music (Gazebo)
3:30PM Backwood Boys – Music (Waterfront)
4:15PM DATM – Music (Waterfront)
7:00PM Country Music (Old School)

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