The Monterey Abalone Festival, occurring on July 26 and July 27, pays homage to the historical significance of abalones in the region. Celebrations will include an 'Abalone Dance', abalone races, and guided walking tours focused on abalone history. Attendees may explore local seafood dining options, particularly at nearby Old Fisherman's Wharf. The event also features engaging educational talks from experts in the field, screenings of relevant films, and a Zoom conversation with international historians, highlighting Monterey's rich connection to abalone harvesting.
The first ever Monterey Abalone Festival will celebrate the region's mollusc history with cultural and scientific activities, including an 'Abalone Dance' and abalone races.
The festival takes place on July 26 and July 27 at the Monterey Japanese American Citizens League hall, with the building funded by abalone catches.
Attendees can enjoy abalone dishes at local restaurants near Old Fisherman's Wharf, including Abalonetti Bar and Grill, Rockfish Harbor Grill, and Cafe Fina.
The schedule features an 'Abalone Dance', walking tours, talks from experts, films about abalone history, and a Zoom conversation with Japanese historians.
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