Intoxicating Food Worthy of 5 Stars! Key West’s Red Shoe Island Bistro
If you've done your research, you already know that there are lots of dining options in Key West. But it can be overwhelming for someone who hasn't been around the block. Especially around Duval Street, which can oftentimes be hit or miss. And because every vacation...
BITE Chipolte Glazed Mahi-Mahi Recipe from The Buzzard’s Roost, Key Largo
Named for Key Largo’s high ground, called “Wachula,” which mean’s “buzzard’s roost” in the native Seminole language, this intimate Keys hideaway overlooking Garden Cove Marina has some of the best food around. The Sunday Brunch here is also just as outstanding....
Long Live the Conch Republic! The Conch Republic Celebrates 42 Years
Key West's hilarious Conch Republic Independence Celebration, which honors our community's "secession" from the US, happens on Friday, April 19 through Sunday, April 28. The birth of our “nation" began in March 1982 when the Feds put up a roadblock in Florida City...
Key West’s Coolest Cats – Jazz In The Gardens
If you’re looking for a night of great music, fabulous wines, stylish cocktails and hanging out with the most interesting people, you need to check out “Jazz In The Gardens.” A “favorite hang for the local jazz cognoscenti” this free weekly music series takes place...
Get Your Tiki On – The Island Fish Co Rocks the Boat
If you’re ready to get into the island groove, flip flop on over to the Island Fish Company (MM 54 in Marathon)and park your beer can shorts at the longest tiki bar in the Florida Keys. Heralded as Marathon’s most happening party place, this open-air Tiki Bar &...
Absolutely Fascinating…. Keys History & Discovery Center
Just how did Islamorada become the “Sportsfishing Capital of the World?” Legends of the Line - one of the fascinating permanent exhibits on display at the Keys History & Discovery Center in Islamorada, gives you the lowdown on how fishing in the Florida Keys...
The Keys’ Notorious Junkyard Rebel – The Story of “Barefoot” Stanley Papio
Stanley Papio seldom wore shoes. The 34 year old retired Army welder grumbled that the flying sparks always ruined them and besides, it was a whole lot cheaper to get burned feet than to keep buying new shoes. After serving in WWII, Papio put down roots along an...
Bite – Lamb Chops With Fresh Herbs & Roasted Figs
Whether you're hosting a formal Easter dinner or a casual springtime get-together, this easy to prepare lamb chop recipe is a cinch to make and off-the-wall delish! Ingredients (Yields six servings)Lamb chops:• 1 Tbs Chopped Fresh Rosemary• 4 Tsp Chopped Fresh Thyme•...
Lip Gloss and Pumps… Or Not– Randy Roberts Shines
Randy Roberts has always been a bit of a ham. Starting with his stage debut in Norfolk, VA, in the Temple Israel Thanksgiving tableau, where he famously said, “Turkey again, Oy!” he has been addicted to the spotlight. From Las Vegas to San Juan, New York City to...
Dive Into Art & Music – Grateful Dead Tribute Concert Comes to Islamorada
Who knew that legendary guitarist and rock icon, Jerry Garcia, loved diving and was a fierce activist for protecting our oceans? Garcia’s passion for environmental causes hits home on Friday, March 29 from 5:30 - 9pm when the History of Diving Museum hosts its...
