HIP TO THE SCENE: RELATIVELY PITCH PERFECT
A bat, a wolf, a dog, a gerbil, a bird and one person out of 10,000 all walk into a bar. A band is setting up on...
ARTIST’S CORNER: EXAMINING THE JOYFUL PAINTINGS IN PLEIN AIR BY KATHLEEN DENIS
South Florida is a haven for talented artists and writers. This talent has led to some outstanding achievements. Take, for instance, Kathleen Denis, who’s one of the...
ROK ISLAND FESTIVAL 2024 ANNOUNCES ROCK STAR LINEUP
RokIsland Fest 2024 has unveiled its full lineup set for Jan. 16-20 in Key West.
Hosted by legendary radio and television personality Eddie Trunk, the third annual music...
ARTIST’S CORNER: UPPER KEYS SCULPTOR ALLISON FERGUSON KNOWS THE WAY OF THE CLAY
Pottery is one of the oldest art forms. The earliest pottery vessels found in the world date back 20,000 years ago — a team of researchers discovered...
HIP TO THE SCENE: 45 MINUTES TO ROCK
It’s a typical Monday night in your average, mid- to large-sized city, in your average-sized dive bar with local music every night. There are four bands on...
ARTIST’S CORNER: MEDITATIVE EXPLORATIONS & MUSIC INSPIRE ARTIST ELENA MADDEN
There is a certain rush when you see a tarpon moving just below the water’s surface. Maybe it is the fish’s prehistoric features or the color that...
NEW DATA SHOWS CORAL REEF WEAKENS HURRICANE WAVES
As the new hurricane season rolls in on Thursday, June 1, residents of the Florida Keys will likely remember Hurricane Ian, a Category 4 storm that tracked...
KEY WEST PREPARES TO GET LOUD & PROUD
Key West’s Sea-to-Sea Rainbow Flag stretched along the 1.25-mile length of Duval Street in June 2003, weighed 6,000 pounds and involved 2,000 volunteers to create, then carry...
THE KEY PLAYERS BRING COMEDY TO KEY LARGO WITH ‘SANDY TOES & SALTY KISSES’
The setting for The Key Players’ latest production is a small, seaside destination wedding hotel called Lover’s Landing. The show opens with the lovable yet flaky hotel...
WATERFRONT’S LATEST SHOW DETAILS AGES & STAGES OF LIFE
Holding up a mirror to our consciousness — both spoken and unspoken — is what great playwrights like Edward Albee often do to expose what it means...
