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where life slows down so neighbors can catch up... The OBFM is a place to shop, learn, and connect in a welcoming, historic setting. Explore local artisans, farmers, and food makers, meet community groups, enjoy live music, and discover something new through demos and conversations. There's something for everyone, under the oaks. On October 1st, 2026 at 6pm, guests will gather at the grounds of the beautiful Beaufort Historic Site for an evening celebrating local seafood, fresh food, great company, and our community—with a special focus on supporting the Mike Dunn Scholarship Fund. Our annual Sea to Table Dinner will feature a delicious meal made with local seafood and sides from Olde Beaufort Farmers’ Market vendors. It’s an evening that brings together the best of our local waters, our local vendors, and the people who make this community so special. We’re looking forward to anot...

Savor the best fresh-caught shrimp in the world during the 32nd Annual Beaufort Shrimp Festival, featuring unique shrimp dishes from the region’s foremost restaurants and chefs. Admission is FREE! • Food & beverage tickets are only $1 each! This annual festival showcases the best of culture and dining in Beaufort! 5:15pm – Anna Barnes – Blues, Rock, Pop, R&B and Southern Charm 11:15am – Peach Patrol 12:30pm – Parris Island Marine Corp PMG Band 2pm – Rotary Shrimp Race 2:15pm – Willie Jackson & The Tybee Blues Band

Bringing the best culinary dishes from the Lowcountry! Mark your calendars for the annual A Taste of Beaufort Festival at the Henry C. Chambers Waterfront P ...

The Original Gullah Festival of Beaufort, SC is a family friendly event that takes place every Memorial Day weekend. In an effort to preserve the Gullah Culture, this Non-Profit organization has been bringing entertainment and educational enrichment to thousands in the city of Beaufort for over 30 years.

Beaufort's premier festival runs 10 days each July, filled with sports, water and air shows, a grand parade and an art and craft market. Craft vendors choose a full 10 day run or a single weekend, with 10 by 10 foot booths that require a photo-based jury review of raw materials and finished work before acceptance. A 50 percent deposit secures a spot, full payment is due by an early June deadline, and no refunds are given once accepted.