Museum focuses on ‘Art of the Abyss’
Visitors are invited to travel to the deepest, darkest places on the planet to discover a vibrant world of art, technology and science in...
Scientist talks Florida Bay and the Everglades
Keys History & Discovery Center will present “Florida Bay & the Everglades: An Ecological Update,” a live virtual lecture on Wednesday, Jan. 27, from...
Keys History & Discovery Center explores history of Dry Tortugas
The Keys History & Discovery Center will host an online presentation about Dry Tortugas National Park next week.
“History in Images: Dry Tortugas National Park,”...
IT’S BEAUUUUTIFUL! MARATHON MUSEUM TRAIN CAR GETS A MAKEOVER
This project has been a labor of love for Lynn Voit. Although she doesn’t have any formal ties to Crane Point Museum, she does...
KEY WEST’S CASA MARINA RESORT CELEBRATES A CENTURY
Key West’s most iconic hotel celebrated a hundred years of hospitality and a legacy of luxury with a champagne luncheon on Dec. 30 in...
1976 NEW YEAR’S EVE CURFEW ENDED IN RIOT
Key West’s last New Year’s Eve curfew ended in a riot.
It was late on Dec. 31, 1975, or very early Jan. 1, 1976, when...
CUSTOM’ CHRISTMAS GIFTS FROM THE KEY WEST CUSTOM HOUSE
Just in time for the holidays, Key West Art & Historical Society has announced it will be adding a limited number of personalized commemorative...
HISTORY & HAPPY HOUR COMBINE ABOARD THE COAST GUARD CUTTER INGHAM
As the holiday season approaches, Key West’s ship museum, U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Ingham, hosts happy hour every Friday and Saturday nights, offers tours,...
KEY WEST BOTANICAL GARDEN TURNS 85
After an auspicious beginning in 1936, the Botanical Garden fell victim to the city of Key West’s and the federal government’s administrative needs. In...
Key West may rename — not remove — Confederate pavilion
One has to look closely at the white-colmned pavilion at Bayview Park to see the reference to the United Daughters of the Confederacy, Stephen...
