EVERGLADES SEAFOOD FESTI VAL

All the Fun of a Country Fair – with Live Music & Fresh Seafood

In Historic Everglades City on the First Weekend in February

DIRECTIONS

From I-75 (Alligator Alley), take Exit 80 south on SR-29. Drive about 18 miles to the intersection of US-41 (Tamiami Trail). Continue south on Route-29 about 4 miles.

• link to Google Maps

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PARKING

There is limited free parking in the city.

Several charitable organizations offer parking for a small fee.

Handicapped parking is at the Community Church on the circle.

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HOTELS

Captain's Table Hotel - (239) 695-4211

Everglades City Motel - (239) 695-4224

Everglades Historical Bed & Breakfast with Spa - (239) 695-0013

Ivey House Bed & Breakfast - (239) 695-3299

Rod & Gun Lodge - (239) 695-2101

Parkway (Chokoloskee) - (239) 695-3261

Outdoor Resorts (ORA) Chokoloskee - (239) 695-2881

Port of the Islands (East Naples on US-41)- (239) 394-3101

• see the Everglades Area Chamber of Commerce

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NEWS & EVENTS

Read our local bi-weekly newspaper:

• The MULLET RAPPER

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HISTORIC EVERGLADES CITY

This area was settled in the 1870s as a farming and fishing community. The Storter family bought the Allen homestead in 1889 and lodged visiting sports fishermen at what is now the Rod & Gun Club. In 1923 Barron Collier made the village of Everglade the headquarters for the building of the Tamiami Trail (US-41) from Tampa to Miami and the seat of his new Collier County.

    Our historic City Hall building (behind the stage) was once the County Courthouse. The County moved to East Naples in 1962 after the population had shifted. You will notice many Olde Florida houses that have been lovingly restored in our neighborhood.

    To learn more, see:

• Museum of the Everglades
• Smallwood Store Museum in Chokoloskee
• Everglades Society for Historic Preservation