Built nearly one hundred and fifty years ago, Fort Zachary Taylor has stood for the strength and solidarity of the Union beliefs for nearly two centuries. In the Civil War, the fort was perceived as so menacing that Confederate soldiers never once attacked it. Now you're wondering what this has to do with your trip to Key West…it's about heritage.
Fine art aficionados can discover the work of approximately 100 artists in a balmy open-air setting during the Annual Old Island Days Art Festival.
The critically acclaimed show takes place in the island city's historic Old Town district. Colorful booths are to stretch along lower Whitehead Street and into the gracious Truman Annex, adjacent to 19th-century homes and museums showcasing the island city's past.
Every year Key West goes lobster crazy when the "open" lobster season officially opens in early August. Throughout August many area restaurants offer to cook up any lobster lucky divers bring in, and all have lobster specials that will delight your taste buds and go easy on the wallet!
Watch enthusiastic contestants, from children to seniors, pucker up and demonstrate their shell-blowing talents. Sometimes called the “Conch Honk,” there is no cost to enter or to compete, and no experience is necessary. Conch shells are available for purchase for those who do not have their own. Contestants are encouraged to register for the event at the Oldest House from 11:30 to 1:00 pm on or before the day of the event. For further information call 395-294-9501.
Fresh Florida Lobster, prepared to order and served with warm melted butter. Must we say more? there is plenty for everyone and so much more to enjoy at the annual Marathon Seafood Festival.
The Marathon Seafood Festival is back to celebrate more than 30 years of fishing history and the local catch. Besides tasty dished made from local fishes. Guests at this fine festival will enjoy live entertainment, a nautical flea market, boat show, arts, crafts, airplanes and did we mention fresh local seafood?
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