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    Strawberry Fest

    2.3 (9 reviews)

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    Debbie F.

    i caught the tail end of the festival on Sunday. Their was not many people and all the events were over with. The ones left were advertising their businesses or food stands. I did get some great jam and met some friendly vendors. It was kind of like the fair so I was not overwhelmed except for the case of strawberries and the strawberry shortcake.mmmmmm Ill try next year to be earlier!

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    Pretty much just a craft and food truck event. Way overpriced berries and no other berry goods at all

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    Clay County Fair - Pickle barrel sirloin tips

    Clay County Fair

    4.4(22 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    What can I say! Every time I go I have a great time. It wasn't that hot either which was great,…read morecoconut cream donut was just delicious and the steak tips omg the sirloin steak tips were soooooooo good. People were nice, friendly and just fun. Didn't eat as much as I did last time but I did pick up some hot sauces again which are fantastic. I will always recommend this fair so if they're around your area go and have a blast.

    I haven't been to a fair in a really long time but I'm so glad that I decided to go to this one. I…read more100% percent agree with other reviewers when they said that this was an organized event. From volunteers to the Sheriff's Office, they got you in, parked, guided to the entrance, kept safe, and made sure you got back to your vehicle via golf carts. We didn't ride any rides as the older we get, the more fragile we think we are lol. The carnival games? I could probably beat them but I wasn't going to let them take my money for a huge stuffed animal that I really didn't need. What we REALLY came here for was the food. My coworker told us, even drew up a map, about where the best vendors were and we made sure that we hit all of the spots. He said he gets the Pickle Ranch Pizza every single year from the specific vendor over by the foodie garden and loves it so much. Sounds odd, but when I tried it I actually liked it. There was another vendor around and down the corner that also had it but for $2 more. He also let me know about the Sweet Tea and/or Lemonade vendor that adds Tajin so I had to get one of those. Didn't realize that it was a frozen drink which made it even better. The "itinerary" also included the candied nuts from The Almond Tree, Amish Donuts from the famous Peachey's Baking Company ( which had a long line so you know they're good), and Tacos from La Taqueria. All fire. Off "itinerary" were the Lobster Roll (good but pricey), the Deep Fried Cheesecake (meh), the Hot Sauces from the Angry Goat Pepper Company (the Serrano, Cilantro, and Chive sauce is now my #1 favorite sauce), the Lemon Lavender Marinade from Barbara's Kitchen Jams (guy was so nice and I'mma sucker for Lavender. gave us some good recipes as well). No animals for us this year, we were beat. Gonna need to come here again.

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    The Balloon Glow & Laser Show

    The Balloon Glow & Laser Show

    3.0(1 review)
    0.1 mi

    It is very nice that this festival has been created for the people here in the surrounding…read morecommunities. It is something different and a change of pace as they say. Online purchase of tickets is simple and easy (https://www.freshtix.com/events/claycountyballoons). That said, entrance is a breeze with pre-purchased tickets--just have them ready. Tickets can be purchased at the gate as well, but the price is slightly higher. Parking is free and there is plenty of it. Moreover, the parking area is well-lit for safety. There are some concerns I want to address. First, I want to address the porta potties. There are plenty of them I feel, or at this stage while the festival is still semi-small. However, there is no lighting on the porta potties. When you go into one, it is pitch black. It's nearly impossible to hold your phone or a flashlight unless you have something that hangs around your neck. Someone can't exactly fit in there with you to hold a light either. Since it is so dark, you can only imagine what they look like inside. It's an "I'll hold it" moment for sure, but some folks can't. A light shining on these would be great, folks only need a little light to see. Or perhaps those battery-powered stick-up lights would work. Folks...don't say I didn't tell ya! The next thing I want to address is the food. I don't know if there just weren't too many folks that wanted a booth, truck, table, or tent to sell food, or if it was limited to so many by the committee...but the lines were insane. You pay to get in, smell the aroma, want food, and then you spend all your time in a line. I would suggest eating before you go and just get something to drink or bring it. After all, you want to enjoy the festival, not the food lines. The laser show is pretty cool, especially for the kids. But overall, it was nice to chill, listen to the music, and watch the hot air balloons glow and the laser show. Be sure to bring a blanket or chairs. No seating is provided. You can always just pull up some ground too if that's your thing. Aside, from the cons, it is an ok, nice little festival and I hope changes will happen as the festival committee moves forward. It has great potential. After Googling it, I see the festival has been around for several years, so perhaps this is just how they roll, but things can and do change. Note: If you have been to other festivals, like Albuquerque or anything else, don't expect that here. It is a nice small community festival to bring the community together. Anyhow, in addition to the website, they do have a Facebook Page to learn more with additional information and contact info. Put it on your calendar to check out next year!

    All Creations Intertribal Powwow - My friend Tom dancing with a child

    All Creations Intertribal Powwow

    4.0(1 review)
    0.1 mi

    This is the first year for this powwow and it seems like they're off to a good start. We've been…read moreneeding another powwow in Northeast Florida instead of relying on having to cross the Georgia-Florida line to attend the nearest one. I usually dance at the local powwows, but this past weekend I was not able to. My mother wanted to go check this powwow out and dance so I rode down with her to the Clay County Fairgrounds in Green Cove Springs where the powwow was being held. We got there about 30 minutes on Black Friday and there were quite a few spectators there. We met up with some friends, got our chairs set up, and were ready to watch the dancers. One of the drum groups was local from Green Cove and the other drum group came down from Pennsylvania. The amount of dancers and spectators increased by maybe triple on Saturday, so that was great for everyone. The grounds had indoor bathroom facilities, an ATM (charges $3.50 fee), plenty of vendors, tomahawk throwing, arrow shooting, Aztec dancers, flute playing, and a nice row I like to call Food Row: traditional powwow food such as indian tacos, fry bread and american food such as burgers, fries, snow cones, kettle korn, and lemonade. I brought my boyfriend home some pumpkin fry bread which he really liked. Myself, I partook in some of Gregg's Seafood & BBQ. He must've been the most popular food vendor there as he always had quite a few people ordering from him. They have frog legs, seafood boil, fried and boiled shrimp, fried wings, etc. I had a taste of my Mom's shrimp and man, it was amazing. I got some of the seafood boil which came with crawfish and I was in heaven. The vendors were pretty diverse in what each one carried. From powwow supplies, flutes, shawls, jewelry, bows and arrows, arrowheads, knives, beadwork, moccasins, you name it. I ended up spending a lot of time at one booth and bought a pair of unique earrings, two bags of loose tea, and a little bundle of sage. I was happy. I hope that they will keep this powwow going as I'd definitely will keep coming back.

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