NorthwestOctober 12, 2013

Associated Press
Coopersmith Clark Mundy shows off one of his copper crab sculptures Thursday in Port Angeles, Wash. Mundy is the featured artist at this weekend’s Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival. Mundy also fashioned the decorative facade of the Feiro Marine Life Center, shown in the background, at Port Angeles City Pier.
Coopersmith Clark Mundy shows off one of his copper crab sculptures Thursday in Port Angeles, Wash. Mundy is the featured artist at this weekend’s Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival. Mundy also fashioned the decorative facade of the Feiro Marine Life Center, shown in the background, at Port Angeles City Pier.Associated Press

PORT ANGELES, Wash. - Organizers of this weekend's annual Dungeness Crab and Seafood Festival at Port Angeles expect to serve visitors more than four tons of local crab.

The crab feed is held in a tent in a downtown parking lot. Local restaurants offer booths with additional dishes, including a raw oyster bar.

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The festival, which celebrates the crabs commercially caught in Dungeness Bay, includes music, art and cooking demonstrations.

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