- November 22, 2024
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Jewels and Michelangelo Palmisano
Lily Truas picked out her crawfish and named it Sookie because "he's just so cute."
Sookie the crawfish.
Anthony Izzo picks out a few crawfish to take home and make his pets.
Donny and Amanda Kenhard get their crawfish fix at the festival because they have a hard time finding quality crawfish in Sarasota.
A total of 840 pounds of Louisiana crawfish were prepared and served with corn, potatoes, onion, garlic and smoked sausage.
Live crawfish sit in buckets for kids to pick out some to take home.
Lydia McCoy and Landon Green enjoy one of the carnival rides.
St. Martha Catholic School music teacher Samuel Francis was on the receiving end of a pitch in the dunk tank from Ana Martinez-Montanez
The band Gumbo Boogie performs for guests.
Families and residents got their crawfish fix with the 5th annual Cajun Crawfish and Seafood Festival at St. Martha Catholic School Saturday, April 16.
The festival featured local seafood restaurants, but the main attraction was the crawfish cooked fresh by the Crawfish Company of Central Fla. Inc.
Owner Rick Boyd helped prepare the 840 pounds of Louisiana crawfish for the event.
“Those ones are just waiting their turn to make a trip to the ‘health spa’,” Boyd said.
The ‘health spa’ Boyd refers to is the boiling pots of water where the crawfish are seasoned and cooked with corn, potatoes, garlic, onion and smoked sausage.
“A lot of Louisiana people have a hard time finding this here in Florida so they get their fix this way,” Boyd said.
