Humanity

The last century has brought a lot of change to Cedar Key in ways that are difficult to notice for the the average tourist. During the annual seafood festival in October, 20,000 people visit Cedar Key in a weekend where the community's rural heritage is proudly displayed.

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The last century has brought a lot of change to Cedar Key in ways that are difficult to notice for the the average tourist. During the annual seafood festival in October, 20,000 people visit Cedar Key in a weekend where the community's rural heritage is proudly displayed.