IN PICTURES: BAHAMIAN JUNKANOO & SEAFOOD RETURN TO ISLAMORADA FOR ANNUAL FESTIVAL

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A cheerful Bahamian junkanoo takes the streets near the end of the festival.

By Adriana Abreu

The Morada Way Arts & Cultural District in Islamorada saw many independent vendors for the 5th annual Islamorada Seafood Fest & Art Show on March 20. Vendors sold everything from jean jackets to jewelry, and of course, seafood from many local restaurants. Visitors came out to enjoy the flavors and festivities, drink their favorite local beer, as usual, and to support Moose Lodge Charities, as well as a few others including Mother Ocean Fund. The event closed out with an impressive street parade from a renowned Bahamian junkanoo.

A cheerful Bahamian junkanoo takes the streets near the end of the festival.
Street performers add a little more flavor to this already diverse event.
You know what goes well with seafood? Beer. And you can never have enough beer. This local agrees.
Mother Ocean Fund’s booth. Many stopped by to support local charities and help clean the reefs.
Visitors enjoying some of the seafood.
Art and more art.

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