John Levique Pirate Days is a three-day pirate themed festival celebrating the discovery of John's Pass.
The great hurricane of 1848 cut this barrier island in half creating the pass discovered by turtle farmer John Levique

The 11th Annual
John Levique Pirate Days Festival 
Plan to Pillage John’s Pass Village and Prepare for Hurricane Season 
May 11-13, 2012.  
 will celebrate the discovery of John's Pass May 11th -13th
and prepare its residents for hurricane season.

 

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The event celebrates the discovery of John’s Pass with a variety of events including  a Pirate’s Ball, sea battle and boat parade, a family treasure hunt, adults and  children’s costume contests, various themed merchandise, a pub crawl, artists & crafters, food and beverage vendors, along with an abundance of pirate  performers.
 
Shop for nautical and pirate themed treasures and visit the  Hurricane Expo sponsored by
 Lowes with loads of give-a-ways!
Hours for the event are; Friday, 3-11 pm, Saturday 10am to 8pm and Sunday 10am to 6pm.
Although admission to the pirate festival is free, a gate donation of a buck-n-ear is appreciated.
 A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Fisherman Lost at Sea Memorial Fund.


The VFW Post 4256 will serve a $5 Pirates Breakfast, on Saturday 5/12 & Sunday 5/13 from 8am to 12pm.
General Public Welcome!
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