Sure, I’m a Key West/Conch Republic dual citizen, and here is how it all began! In 1982, Key West residents were dismayed when they discovered a United States Border Patrol blockade on Highway U.S.1, the only route residents could use to enter the mainland. That’s when all the trouble started
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04/28/2011
History is never boring in Key West! The colorful legends and characters of Key West make local history one of my favorite subjects. I never tire of visiting the home of Ernest Hemingway, which has been a national historic landmark since 1968. When you visit the Hemingway home, you step back in t
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04/26/2011
Key West turns into a music mecca from April 27 – May 1. The Songwriters Festival is a local Key West favorite, as well as an event attracting thousands of tourists from around the world. The fun revolves around five days of lineups, featuring more than 100 top songwriters. The festival is a un
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04/23/2011
The colorful history of Key West includes many legends of pirates, shipwrecks, and battles. I never grow tired of hearing the stories, and visiting the local historical sites. One on my "favorites" list is Fort Zachary Taylor located at the end of Southard Street on Truman Annex in Key West. Thi
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04/20/2011
A beautiful opportunity to combine the art of nature and the art of human hands awaits when you visit Sculpture Key West through April 15. Not only am I impressed with the creativity of our many local artists, but appreciate the recognition this event has gained around the world. This year, we
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04/13/2011
No guppies here – this is fishing for the big boys! It's rough and tough, with action that makes bass tournaments look like a cakewalk. And with over $175,000 in prize money awarded last year (proceeds benefiting local charities), it’s a win for everyone! The tournament gets rolling with regist
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04/06/2011
