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‘Taste of Key West 2019’ at Mallory Square Monday, April 15th! What To Do

‘Taste of Key West 2019’ at Mallory Square Monday, April 15th!

People eager to savor the flavors of the multifaceted Florida Keys can do so at the 24th annual ‘Taste of

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“Why the Weatherman Worries: The unpredictability of rapid intensification hurricanes in the Florida Keys”, April 4th Special Events

“Why the Weatherman Worries: The unpredictability of rapid intensification hurricanes in the Florida Keys”, April 4th

Hurricane evacuation safety concerns has led a group of Lower Keys residents to sponsor an April 4th community workshop. Friends

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Teen Health Fairs to Reach Monroe County High School Students in March Public Notice

Teen Health Fairs to Reach Monroe County High School Students in March

The Monroe County Health Department and Womankind are partnering to put a new twist on the traditional health fair, aiming

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Key West Art & Historical Society to Present Retrospective of Key West Wood Artists in “Out of the Woods” What To Do

Key West Art & Historical Society to Present Retrospective of Key West Wood Artists in “Out of the Woods”

Key West Art & Historical Society joins artists, galleries, and organizations across the island in the Tom Majors Tribute to Wood– a month-long,

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The Tennessee Williams Birthday Celebration Month-long Series of Events Set to Begin March 4 What To Do

The Tennessee Williams Birthday Celebration Month-long Series of Events Set to Begin March 4

In celebration of Tennessee Williams, the Pulitzer-prize winning literary icon that moved to Key West in 1949 and remained a

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Last Call for Poetry and Short Story Entries in Tennessee Williams Writing Contests What To Do

Last Call for Poetry and Short Story Entries in Tennessee Williams Writing Contests

Key West Art & Historical Society invites poets and writers to submit works for the 2019 Tennessee Williams Poetry and

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It’s For Real! Pedestrian Mall on Duval this Weekend, 500-700 Blocks Public Notice

It’s For Real! Pedestrian Mall on Duval this Weekend, 500-700 Blocks

DUVAL STREET PILOT PROGRAM – PEDESTRIAN MALL On Tuesday, February 5th, the City of Key West approved the pilot program

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Florida Keys Southernmost Car Club (FKSCC) Seeking New Members, Event February 17th What To Do

Florida Keys Southernmost Car Club (FKSCC) Seeking New Members, Event February 17th

The Florida Keys Southernmost Car Club (FKSCC) holds its monthly SHOW &SHINE this Sunday, February 17th, Noon to 3pm. This

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Key West’s Conch Connection Inspires Quirky Contest News

Key West’s Conch Connection Inspires Quirky Contest

Several dozen people are expected to “blow their own horns” in Key West Saturday, March 2, providing a typically hilarious

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Friends of the Key West Library Lecture Series: Featuring Lucy Burdette Special Events

Friends of the Key West Library Lecture Series: Featuring Lucy Burdette

Lucy Burdette Presents Her Eighth Key West Culinary MysteryAt Friends of the Key West Library Lecture Series February 18 On

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