Taylor Hale: Artist/Steward of the Keys’ Natural World
Artist Taylor Hale, a Florida Keys native raised in Key Largo, has come home. Hale is known for his stunning ethereal works of clouds and surreal scenes of the Keys’ natural world, mostly on and around the water. He recently unveiled an Islamorada gallery to display his artistry, with a second coming soon.
‘Key West Reverie’ Brings Magical Dance to a Magical Setting
The world premiere of an innovative professional dance production will take place in Key West April 13-15, set against lush plants and trees on the oceanfront grounds of the Civil War-era West Martello Tower — with dancers and musicians appearing and performing, like elemental forest spirits, among the foliage.
Spotlight Shines on Key Largo Shipwreck Anniversaries
Avid divers have a rare opportunity in the Florida Keys this year — the chance to celebrate two major Key Largo shipwreck anniversaries (including the 15th "sink anniversary" of the world-renowned Spiegel Grove) with unforgettable dives.
Key West Nightlife: Put On Your Dancing Shoes
What's new and exciting in Key West this year? An upscale LGBT dance club that will inspire you to get out and dance. Called the Sidebar, it includes a stunning 12-foot video wall where dance videos are shown nightly.
‘World’s Only Zero K Bridge Run’ is Coming Soon
The Cow Key Channel Bridge, stretching about 300 feet between Key West and neighboring Stock Island, is among the shortest of the Florida Keys Overseas Highway’s 42 bridges. It’s also the site of a wacky event believed to be the world’s only “zero k” bridge run.
Eight Great Sites to Do ‘I Do’ in the Keys
The Florida Keys offer wedding sites that can't be found anywhere else in the world, so couples can marry in a venue as memorable as their love. Historic Civil War-era forts, the homes of literary and political legends, and waterfront or even underwater settings are available in the unique island chain.
Florida Keys Beaches 101
Lately I’ve been reminiscing about my childhood years growing up […]