Seafood Gulf Shore Restaurants Will Head Zydeco Crawfish Festival
Orange Beach, AL, April 09, 2015 --(PR.com)-- Casual-dining Gulf Shore restaurants, including Tacky Jacks, will be joining along with city officials and other businesses to launch the Zydeco Crawfish Festival this coming April 18th, 2015.
The city of Gulf Shores has sought the cooperation of the businesses in the Waterway Village to spearhead and hold this event as part of their efforts in promoting the Waterway Village District.
The event will start with the Zydeco Crawfish Run at 8:30 AM, with the participants starting from Tacky Jacks. After the run, they will return to the said restaurant for winners to receive awards and all participants will get some refreshments.
There will be many different attractions and activities that will follow for the festival. At 10:00 AM, the Zydeco Crawfish Festival will formally begin. Zydeco bands from all over the south will also perform for the festival attendees. Food and beverages from the participating restaurants and other establishments will also be made available, plus there will also be an area for children’s art. Attendees can also buy fine arts and crafts from different vendors participating in the festival.
The Wild Native Tours boat that usually tours from Tacky Jacks Gulf Shores restaurant will give a ride across the canal for people who want to attend the festival. In addition, the owners and operators of Apache Rose, an 80 Shrimp boat, will explain their new technology. They are also planning to offer fresh shrimps for sale right from the boat at Tacky Jacks.
For more information on Tacky Jacks in Gulf Shore, visit their website at TackyJacks.com.
About Tacky Jacks
Tacky Jacks started in 1979 as a small tavern on Cotton Bayou. Its location and the easy access to the Gulf of Mexico were contributing factors to its success. It was a favorite place to be for fishermen after a day of hard work. In the later part of the 90s, successful businessman George Skipper bought Tacky Jacks and gave it a newer leash in life by giving it more improvements. His love for the restaurant has turned it to its fun dining establishment status today, and the best part is, people enjoying the best of Gulf Shores can take part in its history.
The city of Gulf Shores has sought the cooperation of the businesses in the Waterway Village to spearhead and hold this event as part of their efforts in promoting the Waterway Village District.
The event will start with the Zydeco Crawfish Run at 8:30 AM, with the participants starting from Tacky Jacks. After the run, they will return to the said restaurant for winners to receive awards and all participants will get some refreshments.
There will be many different attractions and activities that will follow for the festival. At 10:00 AM, the Zydeco Crawfish Festival will formally begin. Zydeco bands from all over the south will also perform for the festival attendees. Food and beverages from the participating restaurants and other establishments will also be made available, plus there will also be an area for children’s art. Attendees can also buy fine arts and crafts from different vendors participating in the festival.
The Wild Native Tours boat that usually tours from Tacky Jacks Gulf Shores restaurant will give a ride across the canal for people who want to attend the festival. In addition, the owners and operators of Apache Rose, an 80 Shrimp boat, will explain their new technology. They are also planning to offer fresh shrimps for sale right from the boat at Tacky Jacks.
For more information on Tacky Jacks in Gulf Shore, visit their website at TackyJacks.com.
About Tacky Jacks
Tacky Jacks started in 1979 as a small tavern on Cotton Bayou. Its location and the easy access to the Gulf of Mexico were contributing factors to its success. It was a favorite place to be for fishermen after a day of hard work. In the later part of the 90s, successful businessman George Skipper bought Tacky Jacks and gave it a newer leash in life by giving it more improvements. His love for the restaurant has turned it to its fun dining establishment status today, and the best part is, people enjoying the best of Gulf Shores can take part in its history.
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Susan Sizemore
1-251-981-4144
http://www.tackyjacks.com/
Susan Sizemore
1-251-981-4144
http://www.tackyjacks.com/
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