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In addition to crab, the restaurant will serve sacks of crawfish, shrimp, clams, and mussels doused in its house-made sauce that ranges in heat from mild to “insane,” reports the Arlington Voice. Although no exact opening date has been pinned down just yet, the forthcoming H-Town outpost will operate at 4505 FM 1960, according to its website. The crab-centric franchise already operates three locations in Dallas-Fort Worth’s ‘burbs with more slated for the DFW area, West Texas, and Houston. Parking is limited at the event.Crab Station, a North Texas destination for all things seafood, is headed to Houston this August. Entertainment Sponsor Hydration Station Sponsorĩ2937 Walluski Loop Astoria, OR 97103 About 4 miles southeast of Astoria on highway 202. Click the image to check out the Festival Guide, published by The Astorian. We encourage you to use our shuttle bus service. The parking lot is cash only, so please plan ahead. Due to these limitations, on-site parking is expensive - $20 a car. Parking is extremely limited at the festival. PARKING Cost: $20 per car (cash only please bring exact fare)

Ĭollectors of the official festival wine glasses can find previous version and other Crab, Seafood & Wine Festival merchandise available for purchase at the Chamber’s Visitor Center in Astoria and in our online store.įriday or Saturday: $20 each + $1.25 service feeįestival tickets available online now for purchase through Afton Tickets. Our shuttle service is provided by the local school district and is not impacted by the closure of Sunset Empire Transportation District.įestival Tickets available online through Afton Tickets. Parking Cost: $20 per car (cash only please bring exact fare)

#Crab station full

Take the shuttle to avoid finding a full lot and needing to turn around to go back to town for park & ride. Click here to read more about getting to the festival. Take our festival shuttle with convenient pick-ups near area lodging on Friday and Saturday, or use the park & ride lot at the Port of Astoria all weekend. Parking at the event is EXTREMELY LIMITED. Stroll through the aisles of more than 100 booths featuring local artists, northwest-made products and more. Click here for the list of 2023 Award Winners from our festival’s wine competition.īe Merry! Enjoy live music on two stages throughout the weekend, featuring performers from a variety of genres to keep your toes tapping. Be sure to stop by the Hydration Station, sponsored by NW Natural, for water in between sips of wine, too. And, for those that prefer their spirits distilled, we’ve got you covered, too.

Local craft breweries will be serving up their favorite foamy brews.

#Crab station mac

The menus in recent years have included crab and shrimp melts and cocktails, crab cakes, fried oysters, fish tacos, crab mac & cheese, salmon & tuna poke bowl, crabby leek chowder, crab bisque, smoked brisket, bacon wrapped asparagus, sausages, corn dogs, Greek cuisine, and more.ĭrink! Tour Oregon’s renowned wine country with 40 wineries offering a multitude of varietals made in Oregon, primarily using northwest-grown grapes.

The festival is a major fundraiser for not only the AWACC, but dozens of community organizations that participate in the event, as well as hundreds of small businesses from our vendors and performers to hotels, restaurants and shops in the region.Įat! Enjoy a selection of northwest flavors from a dozen food vendors. The Astoria-Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce coordinates this event which, held annually since 1982, features around 150 vendors of hand-crafted arts, coastal cuisine, Oregon wine and local brews. The Astoria Warrenton Crab, Seafood and Wine Festival, sponsored by Fred Meyer, is back this April 28th to 30th, at the Clatsop County Fair & Expo Center.