McIntosh 1890s Festival

Name: McIntosh 1890s Festival
Start: 2026-10-17T08:00
End: 2026-10-17T16:00
Location: Historic McIntosh

Discover handmade crafts, original artwork, and one-of-a-kind products at the McIntosh 1890s Festival.

Event Details

Festival Activities

Stroll through the McIntosh 1890s Festival, a Florida tradition that has evolved into one of the state's most anticipated annual events. With over 250 vendors showcasing their wares, this family-friendly festival is the perfect place to discover unique treasures and gifts. Whether you're a history buff, an art enthusiast, or simply looking for a delightful day out, the McIntosh 1890s Festival is an unforgettable experience.

Event Details

Admission

Free

Date & Time

Saturday, October 17, 2026 | TIME TBA

Location

The McIntosh 1890s Festival is in Historic McIntosh at 5835 Avenue G, McIntosh, FL 32664.

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Festival Activities

Shopping

Over 250 vendors will line the streets of McIntosh, offering an impressive selection of quality arts, crafts, antiques, custom jewelry, decor, and much more. Shop for handcrafted items that showcase the skill and creativity of local artisans, or hunt for that perfect vintage piece to add to your collection.

Live Music

Take a break from browsing to enjoy live performances by local musicians throughout the festival. Find a comfortable spot on the shady lawn and lose yourself in the melodies.

Food & Drinks

Savor the flavors of the McIntosh 1890s Festival as you stroll through the event. Classic treats like cotton candy and hot dogs satisfy traditional festival cravings, while old-fashioned fried pies offer a nostalgic taste. Hungry for more? Local churches dish out home-style favorites, from biscuits smothered in gravy to mouthwatering pulled pork and golden shrimp baskets.

Self-Guided Tour of Historic Places

Step into history as you wander through the McIntosh 1890s Festival. As you explore the festival, you'll be surrounded by historic homes, part of the town's impressive collection of 62 buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places – many of which date back to the 1800s and early 1900s. For those eager to explore further, extend your walk beyond the festival boundaries to discover more of McIntosh's historic homes at your own pace.