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The Key West Art & Historical Society is accepting vendor applications for ZombieLand, the family-friendly party before the annual Zombie Bike Ride, one of the most events of Fantasy Fest. ZombieLand will take place on Sunday, Oct.18, from 2 to 6 p.m., on the parade grounds of the historic Fort East Martello Museum, 3501 South

When drama teacher Michele Zofchak took a group of students to New York City to see a Broadway musical in 2017, she had no idea how transformative the experience would be. “I saw firsthand how this show can impact them,” said Zofchak. That show was “Dear Evan Hansen.”  Nine years later, with Zofchak directing, the

Fantasy Fest 2026, with its “Musical Icons and Iconic Musicals” theme, kicks off Oct. 16, but for parade float-building groups like the one organized by Mina Valdez, Zach Matusicky, Jessie Matusicky, Kit Carson Smith, Valerie Smith, and Tim Lorber, the experience starts weeks and even months earlier. From the first inspiration to the final flourishes,

Habitat for Humanity of the Upper Keys is preparing for its 26th annual golf tournament on Thursday, Oct. 1, at Redland Golf Course in Homestead.  Funds raised through the annual tournament fuel Habitat for Humanity of the Upper Keys’ mission to build safe, affordable homes and stronger futures for local families. Every sponsorship, registration, donation

The Anne McKee Artists Fund will once again offer grant opportunities to individual visual, performing and literary artists who live in Key West and the Florida Keys. The fund has changed the grant cycle to make applications available on Sept. 28 with a deadline for applications of Oct. 26. The Anne McKee Artist Fund standard