Brooksville community preparing for inaugural Tangerine Festival

Tampa Bay, FLLocal News

The inaugural Tangerine Festival in Brooksville, Florida, promises to be a vibrant celebration of the city's citrus culture, scheduled for Saturday from 11 a. m. to 8 p. m. The festival will feature local food vendors, arts and crafts, and live music, creating a lively atmosphere for families and community members.

Tanya Myers, owner of Broad Street Brewing, will showcase tangerine-infused beverages, highlighting the local flavor and community engagement. Sam Wingate, who has been nurturing tangerine trees for decades, is preparing his largest harvest yet, with the help of numerous volunteers. This event not only aims to promote Brooksville’s identity but also to strengthen community ties through shared celebration. Wingate expresses excitement about making this festival an annual tradition, inviting all to enjoy the sweetness of tangerines together. With its focus on local culture and community spirit, the Tangerine Festival is set to become a cherished event in Brooksville.

Visitors can expect a fun-filled day celebrating the love of tangerines and the spirit of the community.

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