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Jay Peanut Festival Draws Thousands (With Two Photo Galleries)
October 5, 2015
The annual Jay Peanut Festival attracted thousands to the Gabbert Farm Saturday and Sunday.
For more than 20 years, The Jay Peanut Festival at the Gabbert Farm has been a fall tradition on the Gulf Coast, showcasing the history, agriculture, food and fun of Santa Rosa County. What started as a chance for local kids and farmers to show off their best of the season has become an annual event covering 15 acres and drawing about 70,000 people to the Gabbert farm over two days.
The event included tours of the 1930s Farm Museum, food booths, dozens of arts and crafts vendors, pony rides, games and fun. The Jay Peanut Festival was also a chance to try all varieties of peanuts – boiled, green, fried, candied and more.
For a photo gallery, click here. Photos by Michael Pevahouse.
For a second photo gallery, click here. Photos by Michele Gibbs.
Pictured: Lots of peanuts were available at the Jay Peanut Festival. Pictured below: Visitors stroll through vendor booths. Photos by Michael Pervahouse for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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2 Responses to “Jay Peanut Festival Draws Thousands (With Two Photo Galleries)”
Thanks for the photo gallery Michael Pevahouse and Michele Gibbs
Great weather thiis year. One of best festivals in the area. Good food. Great pictures. Can’t wait until next year.