Country Western & Wildlife Art Festival and Craft Show Returns to Fort Pierce Waterfront
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FORT PIERCE, Fla. - Floridant -- Part of the Country Western & Wildlife Art Festival and Craft Show, the two-day event brings together BBQ competition, live country music, and a busy Arts & Crafts vendor row on the waterfront. Organizers are now accepting vendor applications, with a limited-time discount for makers who sign up early.

Now in its fourth year, the BBQ Pig Jam has become a winter favorite for Treasure Coast residents and visitors. Guests can stroll the marina, enjoy the smell of slow-smoked BBQ from competing pitmasters, and settle in for live country music throughout the weekend. The relaxed, family-friendly setting welcomes everyone, from longtime locals to first-time visitors looking for a fun day out by the water.

The event's Arts & Crafts row gives artists and makers a direct line to engaged, steady crowds. Attendees come ready to browse and buy handmade goods, from wildlife art and country-inspired décor to jewelry, woodwork, and one-of-a-kind gifts. The waterfront location and two-day schedule give vendors plenty of time to meet shoppers and sell their work.

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Vendors who register now can use code SAVE200 at signup to receive $200 off vendor fees. Applications and full details are available at https://wildlifeartfest.com/. (https://wildlifeartfest.com/) Booth space is limited, and organizers encourage interested makers to reserve their spots early.

Larry Burdgick The BBQ Pig Jam is about bringing people together, with great food, good music, and a beautiful setting right on the water," said Larry Burdgick]. "Every year, our Arts & Crafts row adds so much character to the weekend, and we can't wait to see what our vendors bring in 2027."

"Our makers are a big part of what makes this festival feel like home," added Larry Burdgick. "The SAVE200 discount is our way of making it easier for talented local artists to join us and share their work with thousands of friendly faces."