I really enjoyed the Chalk Art Fest in Clearwater! It was a nice surprise because I kept thinking…read moreit was going to take place on the pier. But it actually took up a good space of the side walks and the art was impressive! So much detail in everyone of these. My favorite was the 3D mermaid from Opal Sands. One of the other ones was a tropical drink. They told you where to stand to take a perfect pic as if you were drinking from the straw. The art vendors were cool too! This was a good size Chalk Art Fest and free! Can't be beat! The worse part was the parking. We figured it out though!

This location is accurately described. There is a Pier near a small park and group of hotels. The…read morePier vendors set up two hours before sunset and depart two hours after sunset. Performers, musicians and comedians gather at the bottom of the Pier. It is a creative way to attract a crowd. There are bathrooms and a few restaurants across from the Pier. You can find lots of shopping and dining within just a few blocks. We were careful to have our pockets zipped and we took cross body bags. It is easy to get distracted with a large group of people. The top of the pier allows fishing. It costs a dollar to enter the gated area. It is super windy at the end of the pier. Watch your ball caps!

Great place to enjoy the end of the day and the beginning of the evening!…read moreWe've enjoyed every visit!

We had a nice time walking around the market and downtown area. It would of been helpful to have…read moremore signage for the location of the art murals and such. We did use the interactive map, but signs would of helped. The downtown market had a good amount of different booths. It would be nice as a local due to the amount of fresh produce.

Love downtown Dunedin but they just added metered parking $1.50 per hour with a 3 hour limit. I…read moredon't mind the fee but after shopping I had to rush through my lunch to get back to the meter. The meter put a time limit on what was supposed to be a relaxing afternoon.

July 4th fireworks at Clearwater Coachman Park was the best! We haven't been here in a couple year…read moreand just knew it would not disappoint. Free parking in the City Hall Parking Garage, a couple blocks walk, misters to cool off, food trucks and vendors, clean bathrooms, awesome music and fireworks. Can't beat this! Definitely will be back for more and keeping this review so I don't forget how awesome and carefree and fun these fireworks are!!! A+++

They advertised and talked about how amazing Clearwater fireworks were, so my family and I had to…read moresee them for ourselves. At midnight there were people all over the beach waiting for these amazing fireworks show and there was nothing! There was no celebration of fireworks to bring in the New Year. Nothing but a complete waste of time and a complete disappointment!!

Loved the Art and seafood festival on the waterfront. It was free to get in. The seafood options…read morewere great, Got Lobster lobster rolls are amazing, Frenchy's crab fries are to die for, Clearsky' grouper nuggets are so yummy, Groovy Dawgs gator dogs can't be missed, there was so much to try. Sherry's Crab Cakes... their crab Mac and cheese is awesome! Okay I didn't eat all this by myself we all shared. Love the Honeycomb ice cream and hoppers mini donuts. You could eat until you bust! The different tents with all the art was quite a sight to be hold. Such Talent. I will admit I came home with a couple of pieces. Fabulous work some out of my price range and some affordable. They had a band playing and people were enjoying themselves. Pets were welcome. There was a children's area with art and games, there was a Huge VIP tent with comfortable furniture in there. ( it cost extra for VIP) The breeze off the water was great. It was a pretty good crowd people were happy it was great weather. There was Beer and Wine for sale. I noticed a a good amount of police on-site as well as medical so it felt secure.

Great day near the water. The art booths were great and I bought a few wonderful items, but the…read morefood didn't have a lot of seafood for a "seafood" festival. And those that did offer it were only offering expensive options. Don't get me wrong I'll spend good money on good food but for the prices I'll walk to the local places and have a table and service for the same cost.

The biggest challenge of this event is parking. We had handicapped parking and were able to get a…read moreparking space somewhat closer to the action, but if you're on crutches it can be difficult. I Imagine its jarder for thin wheeled wheel chairs. One of our friends was competing in the games so we came to support him (Go Bill, Go!) and see a deer friend, beneath the branches of the stately oaks. There were rows of vendors, some eats too, but the lines for that were absolutely silly. Needless to say we did t eat there. We watched the caber Toss and another game too, before getting tired and heading home. The games are fun, you should totally visit the games when theyre on?

Wasn't sure what to expect . Loved seeing so many men in kilts . The day was beautiful . The best…read morepart was the Scottish games and the barbecue was soooo amazing ! I feel like they need more venders. The music was wonderful , the area was great . We did have to park a good distance away, but the weather was perfect so didn't mind the walk . We will definitely be going next year.

sad no blues played and they have blues performers who play in Dunedin. I know I will not be…read moreattending again

Definitely a great festival to go to. It definitely showcases downtown Dunedin in the best way…read morepossible. There are tons of vendors food, drink, arts, and crafts galore! Everything is local! There is music playing all throughout Main St. This is truly a blast!!!! Definitely a must check out Festival held in November! There's a good amount of food and drinks spaced out everywhere so this is definitely the only place you need to be!!! I love love love Downtown Dunedin!!!!

Nice vibes as always.... Lots to do Only thing is the…read morebathrooms not working or enough of them.

I have had the Dunedin Mardi Gras Festival and Parade on my To-do list for a while, but it is on a…read moreTuesday, and an hour away from our house. This Year, my hubby and I took the day off. Yes, specifically for it. Why not? Bonus, we met up with friends and hung out with them, and had a good time. They have different craft vendors, beer and food, Mardi Gras masks and beads. They are all located down Main street. They have 4 band stages throughout Main street as well as John Pioneer Park in the middle of everything. Admission is free, but they have VIP which includes two drinks, appetizers, desserts, and special spots for the parade. Parade was suppose to be at 7:30, but ended up starting around almost 8pm. It lasted like about a half hour to an hour. It was cool in some parts, loud in other parts, and a lull in some parts. The best part was the hot law enforcement and firefights manning the streets. It was a fun festive experience that I am happy we checked off our list!!! If you want a post party afterwards, they have that at the surrounding bars and Club Blur! There is definitely something for everyone.