Milford Regional Lobster Roll Festival
The Milford Regional Lobster Roll Festival is a coastal celebration scheduled for Sunday, September 20, 2026, at Walnut Beach in Milford, Connecticut. Organized by the Milford Regional Chamber of Commerce, the event features local seafood, live music, and family-friendly activities centered around the region's iconic hot buttered lobster rolls.
- Date
- Sep 20, 2026
Event summary
Highlights
- Lobster rolls from local restaurants including Stonebridge and Moby Dick’s
- Live musical performances by Rum Runners and Pretty Nasty
- Glassblowing demonstrations and an artist pavilion with local vendors
- Family-friendly activities and a beer garden at Walnut Beach
Attendees can sample lobster rolls from prominent local eateries including Stonebridge Restaurant, Nautilus, The Breakwall, and Moby Dick’s. The food selection extends beyond seafood to include pizza, bacon-themed dishes, and ice cream from various regional vendors. A beer garden is also available for guests.
The festival's programming includes diverse entertainment such as live glassblowing demonstrations and an artist pavilion showcasing local artisans. Musical performances are scheduled throughout the day, featuring bands such as Rum Runners, Lost Marbles, and Pretty Nasty. The event is designed to be family-oriented, offering a range of entertainment and activities for all ages along the Milford shoreline.
Practical details
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Before attending
Check the sources below for current opening times, admission prices and registration requirements. A date range does not mean the event runs continuously or that admission is free.
Sources and further information
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- Connecticut lobster roll festival that drew 20,000 people is coming back www.nhregister.com
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