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Williston fills its heritage park for the peanut festival, Wesley Chapel gains a hummus counter and Spring Hill a cinnamon roll bakery, Brooksville's market turns Oktoberfest, and the comics and cosplay crowd take over Homosassa. |
Trivia Question❓Williston, Florida, home to the Central Florida Peanut Festival, sits in Levy County and is famous among divers for a natural freshwater attraction. What is the name of the beloved nearby spring where manatees gather in winter? Answer at the bottom of the newsletter |
The Central Florida Peanut Festival returns to Heritage Park in Williston on Saturday, Oct. 3, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Read More... |
Brooksville Main Street's Downtown Street Market returns Saturday, Oct. 17, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on South Brooksville Avenue and Liberty Street beside the historic water tower. Read More... |
Cinnaholic, a bakery built around build-your-own cinnamon rolls, is now open at The Hub at Lexington Oaks at 27073 Halter Loop in Wesley Chapel. Read More... |
Quote Of The Day |
From peanut festivals to cinnamon-scented bakeries, chili cook-offs to hummus bowls, the Nature Coast reminds us that community is best savored one shared table at a time. Let the flavors of this season draw you outside, into the company of neighbors, and into the stories that make this corner of Florida feel like home. |
Secret Little Hack |
Grow Your Own Festival Snacks Florida's mild fall weather makes October the perfect time to start a small backyard garden on the Nature Coast. Peanuts, herbs, and even hot peppers thrive in our sandy soil and can be planted now for a winter harvest that rivals anything you'd find at a local festival or market. If you have never grown peanuts before, they are surprisingly easy to cultivate in a sunny patch of well-drained ground, and they require very little fuss once established. Harvesting your own and roasting them at home is a satisfying way to connect with the agricultural traditions that have long defined this corner of Florida. |
💡 Answer to Trivia Question: Manatee Springs |
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Hummus Republic is now open at The Hub at Lexington on Halter Loop in Wesley Chapel, near the corner of Wesley Chapel Boulevard. Read More... |





