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Boston Seafood Festival could draw 15,000 people on Sunday, organizer says

Boston Seafood Festival may draw upwards of 15,000 people for chef, oyster shucking and fish cutting competitions and educational seminars, one of the organizers said

By Matt Whittaker | July 31, 2015 18:24 BST
Participants at the 2014 Boston Seafood Festival watch an oyster shucking competition. Image courtesy of Boston Fisheries Foundation
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A seafood festival in Boston, Massachusetts this weekend may draw upwards of 15,000 people, said Richard Stavis, CEO of Boston-based Stavis Seafoods and board member of the Boston Fisheries Foundation, which is putting on the festival.  [...]

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