Join us at the JuLionfish Festival on Friday, July 26 from 7–10 p.m. at the Aquarium to celebrate the culmination of the three-month-long JuLionfish Derby! This all-inclusive, 21+ evening at the Aquarium includes a lionfish filleting demo, dishes from local culinary partners, beer and wine, entertainment and more. In addition, learn about conservation efforts and sustainable seafood practices along our coast. Proceeds benefit South Carolina Aquarium Reef Research, a program aimed at generating awareness and supporting fieldwork opportunities to sustain a balanced ocean. Buy Tickets: scaquarium.org/JuLionfish
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