Southern Food Festivals

The National Banana Pudding Festival is back for its 16th year to raise money to help victims of disasters, fires, tornadoes and floods.

Jekyll Island's Shrimp & Grits Festival is a jam-packed celebration of one of the South’s most iconic dishes.

Join in on four unforgettable days celebrating extraordinary chefs, remarkable wines and spirits, live entertainment, and one-of-a-kind culinary experiences.

For over 50 years this volunteer-driven event has been a tradition on the beautiful beaches of Coastal Alabama.

This spirited weekend brings together craft beer lovers, live music, great food and plenty of laid-back coastal fun.

South Carolina Jazz Festival pays tribute to the trumpeter who founded modern jazz, hosting a week chock-full of local and national talent.

Dive into the food culture of New Orleans at Beignet Fest, where big flavor and a big impact come together for families touched by autism.

Daytona's biggest and most diverse food festival is back for its third year for one day of food, drinks, and live entertainment.

For the perfect place to celebrate Southern heritage and hospitality, look no further than the Hilton Head Seafood Festival.

Beaufort continues to shine the spotlight on movies and movie making with the Beaufort International Film Festival.

Charleston Wine + Food returns March 3–7, 2027 with five days of unforgettable wine, food, and experiences.

Joye! in Aiken is named for a Gilded Age mansion that once hosted private performances for the nation’s wealthiest.

Pickles may be the theme at the North Carolina Pickle Festival, but community is what the festival is all about.

Save the date! Start making your plans now—Texas Crab Festival is back at Swedes Park in May for more music, art, and crabs!

For a colorful celebration of Southern creativity, make your way to Lake City in the spring for ArtFields Festival.