FANTASY FEST AGREEMENT & NUDITY RESTRICTIONS DISCUSSED AT LENGTH BY KEY WEST OFFICIALS
Only in Key West (and perhaps New Orleans) can one hear prominent city officials discuss nudity, nipples, genitalia and the definitions thereof for more than an hour...
NEW ‘POET TREE’ INVITES WORDS & WRITERS
First, Shel Silverstein gave us “The Giving Tree,” now Key West entrepreneur David Sloan and the Awesome Foundation have given the island the “Poet Tree” (get it?).
The...
FANTASY FEST: KING & QUEEN CAMPAIGN QUESTIONS ANSWERED
This will be the last year that AH Monroe coordinates, and benefits from, the Royal Campaign for King & Queen of Fantasy Fest. Following this year’s coronation...
RAW DAWGGS ROCK KEY WEST THEATER JUNE 23
Two guys from Ohio and New Hampshire caught up with each other in Key West, and started making music, loads of it, together, separately and with other...
COLUMN: A LONG WALK ON THE BEACH WITH NATHAN LINEGAR
A few times a year when the stars align and Nate rolls back into town, we’ll take a midday field trip to the beach to talk about...
BUBBAS: BAHAMA VILLAGE MUSIC PROGRAM IS THIS YEAR’S CHARITY RECIPIENT
Despite the ongoing nominations and feverish voting, the real winner in the 2022 Bubbas: Key West People’s Choice Awards is the Bahama Village Music Program.
Each year, the...
THIS SATURDAY: COAST IS CLEAR OFFERS LOCAL-ONLY TICKET SPECIAL FOR 24 HOURS ONLY
While the fifth annual COAST Is Clear Music & Arts Festival — a locally-produced, hurricane-season-ending cultural celebration — is still six months out, the hype for the...
2022 FANTASY FEST KING & QUEEN CAMPAIGN WILL BE LAST FOR A.H. MONROE
“Thanks for the memories.”
That’s the sentiment, and the theme, behind the upcoming 2022 Royal Campaign of Fantasy Fest, which will be the last to benefit AH of...
KEY WEST THEATER PRESENTS JASON LAMSON BAND JUNE 18
How does a kid who grew up on an ostrich farm in Georgia end up singing, playing guitar and writing songs in Key West?
His grandfather inspired him.
Jason...
KEY WEST THEATER PRESENTS COMEDIAN KEVIN FLYNN
You know that famous black-and-white photo from 1932, “Lunch Atop a Skyscraper,” of 11 ironworkers having lunch on a steel beam 850 feet above Manhattan?
The photo by...
