Calendar of Events
Current Islamorada Events
- Sponsored Event
- Oct 21, 2022 - Oct 30, 2022 Key West
- Fantasy Fest 2022
- Website Key West
- 305-295-9112 E-mail
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- This outrageous 10-day costuming and masking celebration features flamboyant masquerade competitions, and over 30 cleverly themed Parties and performances. Togas, Tutu’s, Body Paint and Burlesque, Halo’s, and Homemade Bikinis. Join the fun!
- Sponsored Event
- Oct 13, 2022 - Oct 16, 2022 Key Largo
- REEF Fest ~ An Annual Celebration of Marine Conservation
- Website Hosted by Reef Environmental Education Foundation.
- 98300 Overseas Hwy Key Largo FL 33037
- 305-852-0030 E-mail
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- An event for ocean lovers, with diving, snorkeling, kayaking, educational presentations, and more. Join us to explore the underwater world, learn from ocean experts, and celebrate marine conservation. Hosted by Reef Environmental Education Foundation.
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- Aug 24, 2022 - Oct 2, 2022 Islamorada Arts & Culture
- Florida Keys History & Discovery Center presents: 'The Study of Water' Exhibition
- Website
- The Florida Keys are an island oasis nestled in a sea of water. The Study of Water reveals four differing artistic expressions and intimate connections with water. Throughout the exhibition, each artist provides individual interpretations and personal associations with water. The works collectively reveal how water provides nourishment, sanctuary, and healing. Featured artists include South Florida and Florida Keys artists: Castro Humberto, Jul Jankowski, Derrick Crossland, and Lisa Lee Herman. Exhibit is open during business hours Tuesday-Sunday, 10am-5pm as part of museum admission through October 2, 2022. A gallery opening reception is to be held Aug. 24 from 5-7 pm. Admission is free and cash bar available.
- Sep 30, 2022 - Oct 1, 2022 Islamorada
- Conch Scramble Charity Golf Tournament
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- Floating greens, golf boats and biodegradable fish food balls highlight the annual “par-tee” on the water. Fans of golf and boating can expect to have a “hole” lot of fun honing their swings and raising money for charity one shot at a time. Teams of four and a designated boat driver “caddy” make stops at nine Islamorada waterfront venues and come ashore to tee off. Each player has two shots at the floating holes using biodegradable golf balls that dissolve into fish food after 90 hours in the water.
