Town Key West

This past week, I was able to combine my two favorite pastimes – drinking cold, hoppy new drafts and pretending to be an artist. Nestled between the Celtic Conch Public House and Key West’s First Legal Rum Distillery, the Retro Room, 126 Simonton St., is easy to miss if you’re not looking for it. I

The third annual Run for Rhonda charity event, set for Sunday, May 3 at Truman Waterfront, is a community celebration of education, fitness and fellowship, wrapped in the fiesta of Cinco de Mayo, as the event’s honoree, Rhonda Flores, surely would have wanted.  The family-friendly event includes a 5K, a 1‑mile fun run and a

There’s ringing in your ears, but you haven’t been to a rock concert since Woodstock ’69. The room is spinning, but you finally listened to your local health columnist (thank you very much) and have been seriously cutting back on the alcohol. No loud partying, no booze, and yet you STILL feel like crap. Not

Key Largo’s Caribbean Club turned green as the annual Upper Keys Irish Fest brought corned beef and cabbage, cold green beer, live music and a parade on March 14. Classic cars, golf carts and other offroad vehicles decked in green rode past spectators from Largo Sound Park across the street to the stage at Caribbean

The Rotary Club of Key West is celebrating a milestone: 110 years of service to the community. Founded in 1916, the club is one of the oldest in the United States and has spent more than a century advancing the Rotary motto, “Service Above Self.” For generations, Rotary Club of Key West members have supported