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Naples Stone Crab Festival 2012

Connor Jerome, 4, sits for a face painting during the celebration of Naples Annual Stone Crab Festival, sponsored by Old Naples Waterfront Association. With this weekend long event, visitors and residents alike are able to indulge in variety of activities between Tin City, BayFront, Port O'Call, Naples Bay Resort and Jacks River Bar. The event started with a kick-off party at Pincher's Crab Shack, Friday October 26 and will continue through the weekend with family filled fun, live entertainment, hundreds of vendors and of course, stone crab claws. John M. Wissocki / Daily News Correspondent

Photo by JOHN M. WISSOCKI

Connor Jerome, 4, sits for a face painting during the celebration of Naples Annual Stone Crab Festival, sponsored by Old Naples Waterfront Association. With this weekend long event, visitors and residents alike are able to indulge in variety of activities between Tin City, BayFront, Port O'Call, Naples Bay Resort and Jacks River Bar. The event started with a kick-off party at Pincher's Crab Shack, Friday October 26 and will continue through the weekend with family filled fun, live entertainment, hundreds of vendors and of course, stone crab claws. John M. Wissocki / Daily News Correspondent

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  • David Albers/Staff - Stone crab claws are prepared for attendees of the annual Stone Crab Festival on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012, at Tin City in Naples.
  • David Albers/Staff - Six-year-old Duke Donovan, of Naples, eats a morsel of stone crab with family at Tin City for the annual Stone Crab Festival on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012, in Naples.
  • David Albers/Staff - Eleven-year-old Audrey Keller, of Naples, does flips on a bungee trampoline at the annual Stone Crab Festival on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012, at Tin City in Naples.
  • David Albers/Staff - Attendees dance to the blues music of Mike Imbasciani and his BluezRockerz at the annual Stone Crab Festival on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012, in Naples.
  • David Albers/Staff - Attendees gather at Tin City for the annual Stone Crab Festival on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012, in Naples.
  • David Albers/Staff - Attendees gather at Tin City for the annual Stone Crab Festival on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012, in Naples.
  • David Albers/Staff - Seven-year-old J.J. Ellinger, of Naples, climbs a rock wall at the annual Stone Crab Festival on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012, in Naples.
  • David Albers/Staff - Nine-year-old Hayley Nelson, of Naples, climbs a rock wall at the annual Stone Crab Festival on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012, in Naples.
  • David Albers/Staff - Six-year-old Duke Donovan, of Naples, eats a morsel of stone crab with family at Tin City for the annual Stone Crab Festival on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012, in Naples.
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  • David Albers/Staff – Eight-year-old Aliona Dury, of Naples, bounces on a bungee trampoline at the annual Stone Crab Festival on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012, at Tin City in Naples.
  • David Albers/Staff - Mike Imbasciani and his BluezRockerz entertains the crowd at the annual Stone Crab Festival on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012, in Naples.
  • David Albers/Staff - Naples resident Nunu Clary sits with her Chihuahua, Scrapper, at the annual Stone Crab Festival on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012, in Naples.
  • David Albers/Staff - Naples resident Nunu Clary sits with her Chihuahua, Scrapper, at the annual Stone Crab Festival on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012, in Naples.
  • Small, medium, large and Jumbo stone crab claws were in abundance during the celebration of Naples Annual Stone Crab Festival, sponsored by Old Naples Waterfront Association. With this weekend long event, visitors and residents alike are able to indulge in variety of activities between Tin City, BayFront, Port O'Call, Naples Bay Resort and Jacks River Bar. The event started with a kick-off party at Pincher's Crab Shack, Friday October 26 and will continue through the weekend with family filled fun, live entertainment, hundreds of vendors and of course, stone crab claws. John M. Wissocki / Daily News Correspondent
  • Hundreds of stone crab lovers lined up to feast on the most succulent, sweet, crab meat ever during the celebration of Naples Annual Stone Crab Festival, sponsored by Old Naples Waterfront Association. With this weekend long event, visitors and residents alike are able to indulge in variety of activities between Tin City, BayFront, Port O'Call, Naples Bay Resort and Jacks River Bar. The event started with a kick-off party at Pincher's Crab Shack, Friday October 26 and will continue through the weekend with family filled fun, live entertainment, hundreds of vendors and of course, stone crab claws. John M. Wissocki / Daily News Correspondent
  • Crackin' claws with the EZ Cracker during the celebration of Naples Annual Stone Crab Festival, sponsored by Old Naples Waterfront Association. With this weekend long event, visitors and residents alike are able to indulge in variety of activities between Tin City, BayFront, Port O'Call, Naples Bay Resort and Jacks River Bar. The event started with a kick-off party at Pincher's Crab Shack, Friday October 26 and will continue through the weekend with family filled fun, live entertainment, hundreds of vendors and of course, stone crab claws. John M. Wissocki / Daily News Correspondent
  • Jeanette Sandford obviously isn't the only one that loves stone crab during the celebration of Naples Annual Stone Crab Festival, sponsored by Old Naples Waterfront Association. With this weekend long event, visitors and residents alike are able to indulge in variety of activities between Tin City, BayFront, Port O'Call, Naples Bay Resort and Jacks River Bar. The event started with a kick-off party at Pincher's Crab Shack, Friday October 26 and will continue through the weekend with family filled fun, live entertainment, hundreds of vendors and of course, stone crab claws. John M. Wissocki / Daily News Correspondent
  • Small, medium, large and Jumbo stone crab claws were in abundance during the celebration of Naples Annual Stone Crab Festival, sponsored by Old Naples Waterfront Association. With this weekend long event, visitors and residents alike are able to indulge in variety of activities between Tin City, BayFront, Port O'Call, Naples Bay Resort and Jacks River Bar. The event started with a kick-off party at Pincher's Crab Shack, Friday October 26 and will continue through the weekend with family filled fun, live entertainment, hundreds of vendors and of course, stone crab claws. John M. Wissocki / Daily News Correspondent
  • Tim and Sue Carlin enjoy a few jumbo claws during the celebration of Naples Annual Stone Crab Festival, sponsored by Old Naples Waterfront Association. With this weekend long event, visitors and residents alike are able to indulge in variety of activities between Tin City, BayFront, Port O'Call, Naples Bay Resort and Jacks River Bar. The event started with a kick-off party at Pincher's Crab Shack, Friday October 26 and will continue through the weekend with family filled fun, live entertainment, hundreds of vendors and of course, stone crab claws. John M. Wissocki / Daily News Correspondent
  • Lucy Taylor, 11, shows the crowd how it's done during the celebration of Naples Annual Stone Crab Festival, sponsored by Old Naples Waterfront Association. With this weekend long event, visitors and residents alike are able to indulge in variety of activities between Tin City, BayFront, Port O'Call, Naples Bay Resort and Jacks River Bar. The event started with a kick-off party at Pincher's Crab Shack, Friday October 26 and will continue through the weekend with family filled fun, live entertainment, hundreds of vendors and of course, stone crab claws. John M. Wissocki / Daily News Correspondent
  • Connor Jerome, 4, sits for a face painting during the celebration of Naples Annual Stone Crab Festival, sponsored by Old Naples Waterfront Association. With this weekend long event, visitors and residents alike are able to indulge in variety of activities between Tin City, BayFront, Port O'Call, Naples Bay Resort and Jacks River Bar. The event started with a kick-off party at Pincher's Crab Shack, Friday October 26 and will continue through the weekend with family filled fun, live entertainment, hundreds of vendors and of course, stone crab claws. John M. Wissocki / Daily News Correspondent
  • Dominick Bello shows off his one of a kind award winning sculpture during the celebration of Naples Annual Stone Crab Festival, sponsored by Old Naples Waterfront Association. With this weekend long event, visitors and residents alike are able to indulge in variety of activities between Tin City, BayFront, Port O'Call, Naples Bay Resort and Jacks River Bar. The event started with a kick-off party at Pincher's Crab Shack, Friday October 26 and will continue through the weekend with family filled fun, live entertainment, hundreds of vendors and of course, stone crab claws. John M. Wissocki / Daily News Correspondent
  • CC Confections of Naples had an exquisite display of homemade goodies during the celebration of Naples Annual Stone Crab Festival, sponsored by Old Naples Waterfront Association. With this weekend long event, visitors and residents alike are able to indulge in variety of activities between Tin City, BayFront, Port O'Call, Naples Bay Resort and Jacks River Bar. The event started with a kick-off party at Pincher's Crab Shack, Friday October 26 and will continue through the weekend with family filled fun, live entertainment, hundreds of vendors and of course, stone crab claws. John M. Wissocki / Daily News Correspondent
  • Dozens of vendors lined the streets during the celebration of Naples Annual Stone Crab Festival, sponsored by Old Naples Waterfront Association. With this weekend long event, visitors and residents alike are able to indulge in variety of activities between Tin City, BayFront, Port O'Call, Naples Bay Resort and Jacks River Bar. The event started with a kick-off party at Pincher's Crab Shack, Friday October 26 and will continue through the weekend with family filled fun, live entertainment, hundreds of vendors and of course, stone crab claws. John M. Wissocki / Daily News Correspondent
  • Miles Hazel, 7, scales the side of a rock climbing wall during the celebration of Naples Annual Stone Crab Festival, sponsored by Old Naples Waterfront Association. With this weekend long event, visitors and residents alike are able to indulge in variety of activities between Tin City, BayFront, Port O'Call, Naples Bay Resort and Jacks River Bar. The event started with a kick-off party at Pincher's Crab Shack, Friday October 26 and will continue through the weekend with family filled fun, live entertainment, hundreds of vendors and of course, stone crab claws. John M. Wissocki / Daily News Correspondent
  • Heather Fernandez graciously gives Jim Forcier a map of the days activity locations during the celebration of Naples Annual Stone Crab Festival, sponsored by Old Naples Waterfront Association. With this weekend long event, visitors and residents alike are able to indulge in variety of activities between Tin City, BayFront, Port O'Call, Naples Bay Resort and Jacks River Bar. The event started with a kick-off party at Pincher's Crab Shack, Friday October 26 and will continue through the weekend with family filled fun, live entertainment, hundreds of vendors and of course, stone crab claws. John M. Wissocki / Daily News Correspondent
  • Water Taxis transported hundreds of participants to various fun filled locations during the celebration of Naples Annual Stone Crab Festival, sponsored by Old Naples Waterfront Association. With this weekend long event, visitors and residents alike are able to indulge in variety of activities between Tin City, BayFront, Port O'Call, Naples Bay Resort and Jacks River Bar. The event started with a kick-off party at Pincher's Crab Shack, Friday October 26 and will continue through the weekend with family filled fun, live entertainment, hundreds of vendors and of course, stone crab claws. John M. Wissocki / Daily News Correspondent
  • Korina Gomaz, left, Steven Marshall, Tina Pierce and Colleen Mitchell during the celebration of Naples Annual Stone Crab Festival, sponsored by Old Naples Waterfront Association. With this weekend long event, visitors and residents alike are able to indulge in variety of activities between Tin City, BayFront, Port O'Call, Naples Bay Resort and Jacks River Bar. The event started with a kick-off party at Pincher's Crab Shack, Friday October 26 and will continue through the weekend with family filled fun, live entertainment, hundreds of vendors and of course, stone crab claws. John M. Wissocki / Daily News Correspondent
  • Hundreds of stone crab lovers lined up to feast on the most succulent, sweet, crab meat ever during the celebration of Naples Annual Stone Crab Festival, sponsored by Old Naples Waterfront Association. With this weekend long event, visitors and residents alike are able to indulge in variety of activities between Tin City, BayFront, Port O'Call, Naples Bay Resort and Jacks River Bar. The event started with a kick-off party at Pincher's Crab Shack, Friday October 26 and will continue through the weekend with family filled fun, live entertainment, hundreds of vendors and of course, stone crab claws. John M. Wissocki / Daily News Correspondent
  • Zig Zag Girlz Lisa Phommaseng, left, Amanda Font and Sh'Lisa Hood during the celebration of Naples Annual Stone Crab Festival, sponsored by Old Naples Waterfront Association. With this weekend long event, visitors and residents alike are able to indulge in variety of activities between Tin City, BayFront, Port O'Call, Naples Bay Resort and Jacks River Bar. The event started with a kick-off party at Pincher's Crab Shack, Friday October 26 and will continue through the weekend with family filled fun, live entertainment, hundreds of vendors and of course, stone crab claws. John M. Wissocki / Daily News Correspondent
  • Vicky Smith and Macie, left, Kenny Borgert and Rascal, Pat Reinert and Marley and Jenette Sandford make it a family affair during the celebration of Naples Annual Stone Crab Festival, sponsored by Old Naples Waterfront Association. With this weekend long event, visitors and residents alike are able to indulge in variety of activities between Tin City, BayFront, Port O'Call, Naples Bay Resort and Jacks River Bar. The event started with a kick-off party at Pincher's Crab Shack, Friday October 26 and will continue through the weekend with family filled fun, live entertainment, hundreds of vendors and of course, stone crab claws. John M. Wissocki / Daily News Correspondent

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