#News: Artist paints mural at Montessori
Faded walls of Montessori Charter School are getting a new life, thanks to The Studios of Key West’s Christine Heller. The artist in residence...
#Events: Key West’s fishing history is celebrated
Seafood lovers can savor dishes made with Florida Keys fish and crustaceans, and salute the commercial fishermen who harvest them, at a flavorful Key...
#News: Sailors breeze into Key West
Sailing fans can watch leading yacht racing teams from around the world compete for titles in Quantum Key West Race Week 2015, one of...
#News: Same sex,same rights
“It has been very difficult. Like eating a bowl spaghetti with a knife, the process has been messy and not satisfying until today,” is...
#Arts: Discovering talent
Jeff Coldren has been a computer programmer, publisher, insurance salesman and roofer. And now, he’s a painter too. It’s been a long winding road...
#Music: Just, Jean
“My dad bought me my first guitar when I was eight because it was cheaper than buying me a piano, which was what I...
#See: ‘A Tuna Christmas’ wraps up this weekend
This is the last weekend to see Marathon Community Theatre’s ‘A Tuna Christmas,’ a hilarious comedy about Christmastime happenings in the third smallest town...
#See: ‘Nutcracker Key West’ Transforms Classic Ballet into Subtropical Fantasy
Holiday-loving audiences can immerse themselves in the heritage and underwater beauty of the Florida Keys while viewing a classic seasonal ballet during "Nutcracker Key...
#Music: Back by popular demand: Dan Bern
Back for his third concert in three years, Dan Bern, a prolific songwriter and outstanding performer, will appear at the ICE Amphitheater in Islamorada...
#Events: Art shows & holiday bazaars
The Florida Keys are bursting with art shows and holiday sales this time of year, a perfect time to pick up a unique holiday...
