Celebrating Earth Day, here’s a Florida Keys fun fact:
Florida Keys bee keepers maintain bee hives making native and pesticide free honey & wax. Natural gardens also specifically attract other pollinators as well as dragonflies, butterflies, lady bugs, and wasps to help naturally control things like aphids and other nuisances for plants and gardens, all in an effort to protect the bees and their glorious honeymaking abilities. Look for local, raw honey in the Keys! Bees N The Keys honey can be found at many festivals, in Key West SALT Island and don’t miss Keys Cable and Adventure Park for organic honey & goods.
Celebrating Earth Day, here’s a Florida Keys fun fact:
Florida Keys bee keepers maintain bee hives making native and pesticide free honey & wax. Natural gardens also specifically attract other pollinators as well as dragonflies, butterflies, lady bugs, and wasps to help naturally control things like aphids and other nuisances for plants and gardens, all in an effort to protect the bees and their glorious honeymaking abilities. Look for local, raw honey in the Keys! Bees N The Keys honey can be found at many festivals, in Key West SALT Island and don’t miss Keys Cable and Adventure Park for organic honey & goods.
The Key West Songwriters Festival, called the largest event of its kind in the world, will rock the island May 10-14 with some 200 chart-topping songwriters, singers and entertainers taking the stage for more than 50 shows. This week’s Keys Voices blog has the whole scoop: http://www.fla-keys.com/keysvoices/songwriting-superstars-tune-key-west/ Image: Rob O’Neal. If you want to check the upcoming events, don’t forget to check our Florida Keys event calendar.
The Key West Songwriters Festival, called the largest event of its kind in the world, will rock the island May 10-14 with some 200 chart-topping songwriters, singers and entertainers taking the stage for more than 50 shows. This week’s Keys Voices blog has the whole scoop: http://www.fla-keys.com/keysvoices/songwriting-superstars-tune-key-west/ Image: Rob O’Neal
Visitors in and around Key West who are interested in classical music, poetry and dance will find this a unique experience. And, you’ll get to see one of Key West’s most beautiful attractions, the gardens at West Martello. Performances are scheduled through Saturday, April 15.
Key West Reverie: An immersive music and dance experience | The Studios of Key West
Key West Reverie: An Immersive Music and Dance Experience at TSKW!
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That’s Pigeon Key to the left, heading toward Marathon.
Wowza! What a photo!
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Photo by: Blaine Harrington
What a great photo for #ThrowbackThursday! This was taken during the construction of the Old Seven Mile Bridge and sent out as a postcard in 1909!
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What a great photo for #ThrowbackThursday! This was taken during the construction of the Old Seven Mile Bridge and sent out as a postcard in 1909!
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Interesting piece from CNN. Louie’s Backyard, while a wonderful spot to drink and dine, would not be on most local’s Top 10 spots for sunset viewing due to its southern exposure, but there is no shortage of great sunset viewing locations. In fact, you’ll find many people pulled over at parking areas on US1 for an unobstructed view of the sunset, Gulf and Mangrove islands.
http://www.cnn.com/2017/03/09/travel/key-west-florida-when-to-visit/
Why now is the time to visit Key West
Key West gets a lot of airtime on New Year’s Eve and during events like October’s Fantasy Fest. But the best time to visit Key West is during winter and spring.
