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South Coast Clambake Music Festival, March 13
South Coast Clambake Music Festival, March 13
South Coast Clambake Music Festival, March 13

Published on: 03/13/2025

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VCB release - Boasting "34 years of fun," the South Coast Clambake Music Festival is set for March 13 through March 16, 2025.  For nearly three decades, the South Coast Clambake Music Festival has entertained thousands of people who have polished up their dancing shoes in preparation for this annual musical extravaganza.  The festival offers an exciting lineup of incredible music that ranges from traditional jazz to 50’s rock, including swing, doo-wop, blues, big band and Zydeco!  Dancers and music enthusiasts from up and down the coast plan to head to the bay area to attend this annual event, as the South Coast Clambake Music Festival continues to grow and attract new attendees each year.

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