Due to Covid-19,
the 2021 Port Salerno Seafood Festival
has been postponed until 2022
During this time, festival organizers will be creating an exciting new festival layout including a county approved public safety plan to reopen the festival in 2022.
In the meantime,
check out the Port St. Lucie Seafood Festival being held January 30th & 31st 2021
Stay tuned for updates on the return of the Port Salerno Seafood Festival.
See you in 2022!
the 2021 Port Salerno Seafood Festival
has been postponed until 2022
During this time, festival organizers will be creating an exciting new festival layout including a county approved public safety plan to reopen the festival in 2022.
In the meantime,
check out the Port St. Lucie Seafood Festival being held January 30th & 31st 2021
Stay tuned for updates on the return of the Port Salerno Seafood Festival.
See you in 2022!
The Port Salerno Seafood Festival is an annual festival hosted by The Port Salerno Commercial Fishing Dock Authority, Inc., a not for profit formed July 13, 2004.
The Festival began as a neighborhood fish fry and dock party along the waterfront of Port Salerno.
In 2006, while the Port Salerno community was in the midst of a redevelopment phase, a small group gathered to take the fish fry to the next level in an effort to bring positive awareness to Salerno’s historic commercial fishing industry and garner support for the community.
It was a resounding success and attendance has grown steadily ever since.
Now more than 30,000 attend each year, enjoying what has become one the most successful Waterfront Seafood Festivals on Florida’s East Coast!
Each year, the Festival renews its commitment to the community by working with local organizations and sharing the proceeds. Past year's proceeds have been distributed to the House of Hope, IRSC Girls Volley Ball Team, Martin County 4-H Club, Junior League of Martin County, Murray Middle School, Port Salerno Elementary, Pine Rest Cemetery, the Pt. Salerno United Methodist Church, Road to Victory Museum, South Fork High School Baseball Team, Stuart Rotary, Stuart-Sunrise Rotary, Treasure Coast Rowing Club, Treasure Coast Waterway Peck Lake Reef Dive Cleanup and the Velocity Allstar’s.
The Festival began as a neighborhood fish fry and dock party along the waterfront of Port Salerno.
In 2006, while the Port Salerno community was in the midst of a redevelopment phase, a small group gathered to take the fish fry to the next level in an effort to bring positive awareness to Salerno’s historic commercial fishing industry and garner support for the community.
It was a resounding success and attendance has grown steadily ever since.
Now more than 30,000 attend each year, enjoying what has become one the most successful Waterfront Seafood Festivals on Florida’s East Coast!
Each year, the Festival renews its commitment to the community by working with local organizations and sharing the proceeds. Past year's proceeds have been distributed to the House of Hope, IRSC Girls Volley Ball Team, Martin County 4-H Club, Junior League of Martin County, Murray Middle School, Port Salerno Elementary, Pine Rest Cemetery, the Pt. Salerno United Methodist Church, Road to Victory Museum, South Fork High School Baseball Team, Stuart Rotary, Stuart-Sunrise Rotary, Treasure Coast Rowing Club, Treasure Coast Waterway Peck Lake Reef Dive Cleanup and the Velocity Allstar’s.