Nu Lambda Alphas 4th Annual Seafood & Music Festival
Saturday, September 12, 2026, 13:00 -
Saturday, September 12, 2026, 18:00
Event duration 5 hours
General Admission, Crabs Included OUTDOOR GENERAL ADMISSION:
USD 49.87
GENERAL ADMISSION, No Crabs - OUTDOOR GENERAL ADMISSION:
USD 28.52
OUTDOOR TENT SEATING:
USD 75.00
About Nu Lambda Alphas 4th Annual Seafood & Music Festival
The Nu Lambda Alphas 4th Annual Seafood & Music Festival: "One IV The Ages", where fresh seafood, art, & live entertainment all collide!
The Nu Lambda Alphas 4th Annual Seafood & Music Festival is BACK and bigger than ever! This year’s theme, “One IV The Ages,” is set to break records and raise the bar in 2026!
We’re bringing you:
🎸 Three LIVE Bands: Neika Simone, High Definition Band, and Legacy Band making their festival debut...It's Going To Be Epic!
🎧 Three Local DJs: Radio personality DJ B-Sounds, DJ Se7en, and DJ LuxxLife
👨🏾🍳 An Amazing Chef, Kyle Conaway
🦀 Incredible Seafood Menu: Unlimited Maryland Blue-Crabs , Cajun Seafood Pasta, and Snow Crab Legs (limited qty.)
🎉 Unmatched Vibes
But this isn’t just about food and music…this event supports the Go To High School, Go To College Scholarship Initiative — investing directly into the future of our youth. That’s our WHY. That’s our purpose. 💛🎓
📅 Saturday, September 12, 2026
📍 Old Towne Civic Center | Petersburg, VA
⏰ 1:00PM – 6:00PM
🎟 Tickets are available NOW on Eventbrite:
👉 seafoodmusicfestival.eventbrite
This isn’t just another festival…It’s going to be ONE IV THE AGES!!!
Events Schedule
Saturday, September 12, 2026, 13:00
Saturday, September 12, 2026, 18:00
Event Categories
Community Connections
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Nu Lambda Chapter
https://nulambda1906.org/
16905 Parkdale Road
The Nu Lambda Chapter was established on December 18, 1923 at Virginia State College in Petersburg, Virginia. Nu Lambda, throughout its history, has contributed to projects which have aided “scholarship and love for all mankind.” These projects have included gifts of books to students and to various libraries, visits to schools and churches to encourage students to “Go to High School, Go to College,” provide scholarship aid to students, sponsor contests to encourage oratory and creative writing among high school students, and provide resources to persons in distress.