KEY WEST MARCHES IN MEMORY OF MLK JR.
Hundreds of Key Westers honored the reason for the Monday, Jan. 15 holiday, marching in the city’s annual parade for Martin Luther King Jr.
Civic groups, churches, schools,...
BIG PINE LIBRARY HOSTS 2 FREE CONCERTS THIS MONTH
The Monroe County Public Library Big Pine Key branch presents two evenings of concerts in January with folk duo Hungrytown on Tuesday, Jan. 16 at 5 p.m.,...
MARITIME WARES TO ‘ANCHOR’ BIG PINE NAUTICAL EXPO JAN. 13-14
Boaters, anglers, divers, snorkelers, kayakers, paddleboarders and others who enjoy the Florida Keys marine environment can find gear for their on-the-water adventures Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 13-14,...
TOP WRITERS TACKLE TOUGH TOPICS AT KEY WEST LITERARY SEMINAR
Florida. The Sunshine State, although some would call it a state of humid confusion, a state of permanent political parody, often a state of disbelief.
Now in its...
IN PICTURES DRAG QUEEN DROPS INTO THE NEW YEAR
New Year's Eve revelers in Key West marked 2024’s arrival by watching the “drop” of a super-sized red high-heel shoe carrying female impersonator Christopher Peterson -- the...
KEY WEST DROPS THE BALL — AND MORE — ON NEW YEAR’S EVE
New Year’s Eve celebrations in the southernmost city traditionally feature balmy temperatures and a warm welcome for revelers fleeing colder climes. Chief among Key West’s festivities are...
THE BEST KEY WEST WEEKLY COVERS IN 2023
Here at the Keys Weekly, we take immense pride in working with the most talented photographers and graphic designers around, both on our staff and in the...
POLE VAULT IN PARADISE RETURNS TO KEY WEST JAN. 6
A display of strength and speed awaits audiences in Key West on Saturday, Jan. 6, as national and world champion athletes compete in Pole Vault in Paradise.
Slated...
NEW ROTARY FUND INVESTS IN EDUCATION
The Rotary Club of Key West recently announced a new scholarship that recognizes the public service of Andy Griffiths, who served more than 30 years on the...
KEY WEST CELEBRATES HANUKKAH WITH MENORAH LIGHTING
International strife may have played a part in the larger-than-usual crowd attending Key West’s annual menorah lighting at Bayview Park on Dec. 10.
More than 150 residents, visitors...
