21st Annual
SEBASTIAN CLAMBAKE

Presented by the Sebastian Clambake Foundation

November 8-10, 2024

Friday 3PM - 9PM | Saturday 11AM - 9PM | Sunday 11AM - 5PM
Held in Riverview Park, Sebastian, FL

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Festival Happenings

Delicious Food | Live Music | Family Fun

Festival Admission is FREE!
Tickets will be sold on site for food and official Clambake t-shirts.

Calling all seafood enthusiasts and families alike! Indulge in a weekend of festivities at the Sebastian Clambake complete with delicious food, live entertainment, kids zone, craft vendors, and more! The Sebastian Clambake has earned a stellar reputation for its delectable offerings, featuring crowd-pleasers such as steamed clams, linguine with your choice of white or red clam sauce, crisp clam strips, and other family favorites like pizza, french fries, and sausage with peppers and onions (just to name a few).

At the Sebastian Clambake, we don't just celebrate; we create an experience where every moment reflects the essence of community, music, and, of course, mouthwatering seafood. Come jam with some of the region's best bands and savor the flavors of togetherness at the Sebastian Clambake.

Clambake Festival Food

Check out our mouthwatering menu of seafood and more.

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What We're About

The Sebastian Clambake, aptly labeled as a "Lagoon Festival," is a celebration of the unique lifestyle shaped by the Indian River Lagoon. This vital waterway has been the heartbeat of our community since the 1700s, offering recreation, serene beauty, and sustenance across generations.

The Sebastian Clambake Foundation, Inc., a non-profit organization founded in 2002, comprises local public service entities and garners support from our vibrant business community. We stand united in our mission to make a positive and lasting impact on the quality of life in our local area. Proceeds from this annual festival are dedicated to regional non-profit programs and non-profit capital improvement projects.

The Clambake Foundation has granted
over $1,000,000 to local charities thus far!