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Tony’s Eat & Drink to Hold Shrimp Festivus this Saturday to Benefit High Hopes Development Center, The Franklin VFW #4893, and Snooty Giggles Animal Rescue

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Tony’s Eat & Drink to Hold Shrimp Festivus this Saturday to Benefit High Hopes Development Center, The Franklin VFW #4893, and Snooty Giggles Animal Rescue

The 2nd Annual Shrimp Festivus (for the rest of us) will take place on Saturday, October 1st from 12pm – 5pm at Tony’s Eat & Drink located in Franklin, TN.  All proceeds from this year’s event will go to support three local organizations – High Hopes Development Center, The Franklin VFW #4893, and Snooty Giggles Animal Rescue.  The event is produced by We Care Williamson County, a local 501(c)3.

We will be cooking Shrimp 6 ways – Fried, Grilled, Coconut, Gumbo, Tacos and Low Country Boil.  There will be live music all day, silent and live auctions, and craft tents.  Tickets are for sale for $20 at Tonyseatanddrink.com and will also be available for purchase at the front gate on the day of the event.  One ticket buys 2 shrimp tasting baskets.  There is no cost for admission the festival.

Shrimp Festivus flyer for the Franklin shrimp festival that offers live music, silent and live auctions, and craft tents.

Let’s celebrate Franklin and Williamson County as we enjoy some great food, live music, auctions, and give back to some great local organizations that provide so much support to our community.

MORE ABOUT “WE CARE WILLIAMSON COUNTY”

Mission Statement – To provide support and community relief

We Care Williamson County was founded out of deep care for our local Williamson County Community of families. What began as a charity event in 2013 in support of Mary’s Trail, a non- profit founded in memoriam of Mary O’Connell, the crawfish boil was created to financially assist women battling breast cancer. The event has since morphed into a successful annual fundraiser helping families or individuals fighting cancer or other health crises. The crawfish boil tradition draws many of the same volunteers and supporters year after year and has raised over $100,000 for families in need.

After years of facilitating other organizations, many of the original volunteers have banded together to create We Care Williamson County, a 501c3 non-profit whose sole purpose is to assist those in need in our community. These volunteers have worked tirelessly together for years to assist fellow non-profits and families needing assistance and would like to thank you for your continued support.

Please join us for the 2nd Annual Shrimp Festivus on Saturday, October 1, from 12-5 rain or shine, benefiting High Hopes, VFW 4893, and Snooty Giggles Animal Rescue.