Seen from high above, the Shrimporee Grounds near Community Park included a large midway. Much of the parking that usually occurred on site was moved due to conditions that resulted from heavy rains. Those spaces were filled up in parking lots elsewhere in the city where shuttle buses ferried visitors back and forth.
Courtesy: Benjamin Tucker
Members of the Meza band were on hand Friday night to entertain the crowds at Shrimporee.
Photo by James Granger
Eric Upton of the Aransas Pass Masonic Lodge, watches over a grill full of Cajun shrimp kabobs Saturday morning during Shrimporee. Upton said that he has spent several years working on the recipe for the spicy grilled shrimp.
Photo by James Granger
Grilled shrimp getting to the right stage of doneness at the Masonic food court at Shrimporee
Photo by James Granger
Photo by James Granger
Erica Lozano cooks up a batch of sausage to start off the Friday festivities for Shrimporee.
Photo by James Granger
Melinda Ruiz tends to a shrimp stir fry Friday evening at Shrimporee.
Silver Anniversary Shrimporee Draws Crowds into Aransas Pass
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