Getting a little taste of what Beaufort has to offer

May 7, 2015

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Perfect weather made Taste of Beaufort one of those magical times. Great food, great crafts, and great friends made for the perfect reason to head down to the waterfront. If you didn’t make the trip, those 6,000 or so who did make it, will have lots of stories to share with you. What is it that they say? “Music and laughter…”

Photos by Bob Sofaly

Chris Johnson of Q on Bay prepares shrimp burger sliders.

If you enjoy Lowcountry cuisine, then Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park was the place.

Jennifer Mader, left, and Joani Scallente, both of Plums, work together while making crab burgers.

Sean Navoian of Plums checks the doneness of freshly fried oysters.

Kathleen and Charlie Carney of Bluffton, enjoy some ice cream while sitting in the shade.

Addie Bates, three-year-old daughter of Megan and Chris Bates of Beaufort, shows her best “cheese” after munching on her french fries.

Volunteer Dick Geier pours a cup of beer for a customer.

Adeline Mazyck with some of her handmade sweetgrass basekts on display.

Gage Perkins shows of his painted face while touring the vendors near the Downtown Marina.

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