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Events in the Florida Keys for March, 2023 Year: 2023 2024 Month: January February March April May June July August September October November December   November 08 to March 07,  in Key West Monday and Tuesday Evening GLOW Hours at Hugh's View Rooftop Just in time for sunset, The Studios of Key West's Hugh's Rooftop remains open on Monday and Tuesday evenings from 5 to 7 p.m., offering panoramic vistas with a full cash bar. Doors open at 5 p.m., admission is free, and everyone looks great in the golden twilight. 533 Eaton St., Key West. January 12 to March 16,  in Islamorada Art Guild of the Purple Isles Annual Members' Judged Art Show The 57th annual members' judged art show for the guild continues through March 16 at Florida Keys History & Discovery Center. The show features 74 pieces of original art by 46 artists in nine different medium categories. February 23 to March 04,  in Key Largo The Key Players: I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change The longest-running off-Broadway revue in history has been revised for the 21st century. This celebration of the mating game performed by The Key Players takes on the truths and myths behind that contemporary conundrum known as “the relationship.” Performances run Feb. 23 through 26 and March 2 through 4 at Murray Nelson Government & Cultural Center, mile marker 102, Key Largo. $25 tickets available online and at the door. March 01 to March 29,  in Key West Key West NOW Women’s Film Fest The festival continues with with fabulous films by women on Wednesdays through March at the Tropic Cinema. See Agnes Varda's "Cleo from 5 to 7" on March 22, and closing the festival on March 29 will be "The Janes," focusing on pre-Roe Chicago. Films will be shown at 6:00 p.m. Tickets are available online or at the door. March 01,  in Key West Key West Art & Historical Society: Annual Conch Revival Picnic Staged at the grounds of the Key West Lighthouse, from 5-8 p.m., enjoy an informal Conch heritage dinner prepared by acclaimed chefs Martha Hubbard and Dave Furman featuring a variety of classic Key West/Conch recipes. This year’s feast starts off with conch fritters, mollette, and chicken empanadas followed by the main course of whole roasted local fish, roasted pig, shrimp and grits, conch chowder, Cuban morros and fried plantains, followed by Key lime pie and other desserts. Tickets start at $75 per person. 938 Whitehead St., Key West. March 01,  in Key West Coffee Butler Amphitheater: Willie Nelson & Family With a seven-decade career, Willie Nelson has earned every conceivable award as a musician and amassed reputable credentials as an author, actor, and activist. He continues to thrive as a relevant and progressive musical and cultural force. Doors open 5:30 p.m., show at 7:00 p.m. General admission lawn tickets available online. The amphitheater is located at Truman Waterfront, 21 Quay Rd, Key West. March 02,  in Marathon The Connections Project: Marathon Opening Celebration The Florida Keys Council of the Arts' Connections Project mural road show is underway. This year's mosaic of 300 small paintings by Keys artists celebrates the Keys' unique history and our bicentennial with the theme "Pirates to Pineapples in Paradise - 200 Years in Monroe County." The mural debuts at Royal Furniture Showroom in Marathon with a free opening reception Thursday, March 2 from 5 to 7 p.m. The mural remains on display at this location through March 19. Royal Furniture, 6001 Overseas Highway oceanside. March 03,  in Key West Florida Keys SPCA Spring Social The 15th annual Spring Social to benefit homeless animals of the Middle & Lower Keys takes place at Coffee Butler Amphitheater, with VIP entry at 5:30 and General Admission at 6:30 p.m. Enjoy complimentary wine and beer with a cash bar, food stations, a huge silent auction and entertainment. Buy tickets online or call 3305-985-0433. March 03 to March 20,  in Marathon Connections Project: Mural on Display in Marathon The Florida Keys Council of the Arts' Connections Project mural road show is underway in Marathon. This year's mosaic of 300 small paintings by Keys artists celebrates the Keys' unique history and bicentennial with the theme "Pirates to Pineapples in Paradise - 200 Years in Monroe County." The mural will be on display through March 20 at Royal Furniture Showroom at 6001 Overseas Highway. March 03 to March 05,  in Key West Key West Orchid Fair - Free Admission The Annual Key West Orchid Society Show and Fair takes place at West Martello Fort. It is open to the public with free admission. Enjoy the beautiful orchids grown by locals in the show area and vote for your favorite. Orchids and orchid supplies will be on sale. There will be food vendors and raffles every hour. Friday March 3, 12-4. Saturday March 4, 10-4 & Sunday March 5, 10-4. 1100 Atlantic Ave. at Higgs Beach. March 03,  in Key Largo Key Largo Library First Friday Outdoor Concert Series: Reckless Saints Reckless Saints is made up of the duo Roy Schneider and Kim Mayfield. Their engaging music embodies acoustic folk, bluesy tunes, with hints of twang. They perform at the Key Largo beach library in Tradewinds Plaza from 6 to 7 p.m. March 04 to March 05,  in Key West Spanish Galleon Replica Nao Trinidad in Key West The Nao Trinidad is a modern-day replica of the ship commanded by Ferdinand Magellan. This replica is a beautiful life-size ship of 200 tons, 29 meters long and 8 meters wide, four masts, five sails and five decks, built with exquisite work in iroko and pine wood by the hands of master carpenters. Tours available Saturday at The Perry Hotel & Marina and Sunday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Mallory Square. Buy tickets online -- $15 adults; $5 children 5-12; or $35 family admission good for two adults and three kids. March 04,  in Key Largo Inflatable Zoo Pub Crawl The Upper Keys Humane Society's Zoo Pub Crawl happens Saturday, March 4th starting at The Catch Restaurant & Bar at 11 a.m. and ending with a party at the Caribbean Club. Blow up your favorite animal pool float or snag an inflatable animal costume and join for a fun day raising money to support the incredible work of the society to help animals in need. Registration is $25. There will be poker hands, prizes, a costume contest and more. Start at The Catch, mile marker 102 oceanside; end with a party at the Caribbean Club, mile marker 104 bayside, Key Largo. March 04,  in Marathon Marathon House & Garden Tour The Marathon Garden Club hosts its annual House and Garden Tour on Saturday, March 4th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. featuring four unique homes located from Marathon to Duck Key, plus one exceptional garden with live music. The grounds at the Marathon Garden Club, mile marker 50 bayside, will also be open with refreshments available. Tickets $35, available online. Call 305-743-4971. March 04,  in Big Pine Key West Tropical Forest & Botanical Garden: GardenFest & Green Marketplace Nature lovers can enjoy an exhibition and sale of rare plants, explore the unique Key West Tropical Forest & Botanical Garden and discover fine arts and crafts during the 20th Annual “GardenFest Key West: The Green Marketplace on Saturday, March 4. The event is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Garden, located at 5210 College Road. Admission is free. March 04,  in Islamorada Beats on the Bay: Pure Heart & Top Petty Tribute Bands Beats on the Bay presents two tribute bands - Pure Heart, featuring the music of Heart including Barracuda, Crazy On You and more; along with the Top Petty Band, performing the music of Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers. Enjoy a night of music under the stars including food trucks, beer and wine for purchase, art vendors and lawn games from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the amphitheater at Founders Park, mile marker 87 bayside, Islamorada. $5 parking donation. Bring your own seating, no food or coolers allowed. March 04,  in Big Pine Coastlove: Long Beach Cleanup Join the Coastlove, Big Pine Changemakers, the National Key Deer Refuge and the Florida Keys Wildlife Society for a cleanup at Long Beach Road in Big Pine Key from 9 a.m. to noon. March 04 to March 05,  in Key West Annual Conch Shell Blowing Contest An island tradition, this unique contest celebrates the historic importance of conch in the Keys and features contestants in several age categories attempting to make "music" with fluted conch shells. Contest located in the garden of the Oldest House, 322 Duval Street, free and open to all ages. Registration begins at 10 a.m., contest starts at noon. Contact: 305-294-9501 Email: [email protected] March 04,  in Key West Market on the Green Held the first Saturday of every month from 10 a.m.- 2 p.m., visitors and residents are invited to browse and shop amazing local artisans. The monthly market is located at the Sunset Green Event Lawn, at Key West’s 24 North Hotel, 3820 N. Roosevelt Boulevard. March 05,  in Islamorada Islamorada Seafood Festival & Art Show The 6th annual festival features delicious seafood samplings from Upper Keys restaurants and collectible wares from dozens of juried artisans. There will be live music from acclaimed local performers, local craft beers and libations for sale, a dog-friendly pet station and other happenings throughout the Morada Way arts district. Don't miss the Bahamian JunkaNew Band parade at 1:30 p.m. and the smoked fish dip competition at 2 p.m. Prices vary for seafood samplings, which are cash only. $5 donation to benefit Moose charities is suggested for entry. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at mile marker 81.5 on the Old Highway and Morada Way. March 05 to March 26,  in Key West Tennessee Williams Birthday Celebration Internationally renowned playwright Tennessee Williams, who lived in Key West for more than 30 years, once said of his chosen home, “I work everywhere, but I work best here.” Fans of Williams’ classic plays can explore his writing and life in the island city through screenings of films adapted from his work, prose and poetry contests, theater presentations, curator-led tours of Key West’s Tennessee Williams Museum, located at 513 Truman Ave., and a commemoration of the 112th anniversary of his birth. March 05,  in Key West Key West Artisan Market: Preserve Island Life Edition Shop a curated outdoor market offering fine crafts and art from talented Florida Keys makers, wide variety of food & libations, local musicians & authors and glorious ocean views. This week, donations support the local City of Key West -- Preserve Island Life Campaign to help educate our community on how we can work together to be more ecologically responsible, sustainable and aware of our unique island culture. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., 1801 White Street, Key West. March 06,  in Key West The Studios of Key West: Jazz on the Roof with Libby York Critically acclaimed vocalist Libby York is known for her swinging renditions of Great American Songbook classics, bossa nova gems and obscure treasures. She’s appeared at top venues in New York, Chicago, LA and Paris. Her recordings are featured on jazz radio worldwide. This "First Monday" Jazz on the Roof concert will feature her trio in the beautiful Hugh’s View rooftop setting. Show starts at 5:30 p.m. Tickets $40. 533 Eaton St., Key West. March 07,  in Islamorada Full Moon Yoga with Coral Restoration Foundation Relax and meditate during a yoga practice centered around how the moon affects our coral reefs, triggering coral spawning and the start of a new life for one of our planet's most precious ecosystems. Class takes place 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.on the deck at Postcard Inn, Islamorada, located at mile marker 84. $25 for non-guests of the resort. March 07 to March 25,  in Key West Red Barn Theatre: The Code "The Code” graces the Red Barn stage through March 25th, as playwright Michael McKeever revisits one of his favorite subjects - Hollywood. It’s 1950, and Billy Haines, Henry Wilson, Tallulah Bankhead, and a beautiful young man have gathered for cocktails, caviar, and all-out war. With great humor and stinging insight, “The Code” explores the hypocrisy of what it takes to be a man in the land of make-believe. Order tickets online or at the box office. Showtime 8 p.m. 319 Duval Street. March 07 to March 11,  in Key Largo Jimmy Johnson's Quest for the Ring Championship Fishing Week Hosted by Jimmy Johnson, two-time Super Bowl winning coach and former head coach at the University of Miami, this prestigious event includes the Quest for the Ring Billfish Championship with a guaranteed 7-figure purse. All anglers on the winning boat receive authentic, custom-designed Jimmy Johnson championship rings. Or, anglers can enter the JJ Sportfish Tournament for top cash prizes. Participants fish in 100 miles of water from Key Largo to Palm Beach. Register and find more information online. Contact: 305-255-3500 Email: [email protected] March 09 to March 10,  in Key West The Studios of Key West: Amanda McBroom Amanda McBroom has been called “the greatest cabaret performer of her generation, an urban poet who writes like an angel and has a voice to match,” by the New York Times. She first came to the attention music lovers when Bette Midler’s version of her song “The Rose” hit number one all over the world in 1979. Two shows, Thursday and Friday at Helmerich Theater. Tickets $75, VIP seating available. Show at 7 p.m. 533 Eaton St., Key West. March 09 to March 11,  in Key West Feat Camp: Little Feat & Friends Feat Camp brings together members of Little Feat with Vince Herman, Leftover Salmon, Melvin Seals & JGB, Tommy Emmanuel, Donna the Buffalo and The Midnight Ramble Horns for a series of performances throughout Key West. Several are sold out, but single tickets are available for the Friday and Saturday night Coffee Butler Amphitheater concerts. March 09 to March 25,  in Marathon Marathon Community Theatre: Desperate Measures This witty and wild new musical comedy takes Shakespeare’s "Measure for Measure" and shakes things up with a cowboy western story set in the Arizona territory, and a toe tapping score by award?winning composer David Friedman. Show dates are March 09, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18, 19 (matinee), 23, 24 and 25, 2023. Showtime on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings is 8:00 pm, with a 3:00 pm matinee offered on Sunday, March 19th. 5101 Overseas Highway March 10 to March 11,  in Key West Ocean Blue Galleries: Tom Everhart Appearance World-famous artist Tom Everhart will be at Ocean Blue Galleries Key West to meet all of his collectors and fans on Friday and Saturday evenings, March 10th and 11th, from 7 to 9 p.m. No tickets or appointments required. The event features the largest selection of Tom Everhart original and limited edition paintings in the world. 109 Duval St. March 10,  in Islamorada Habit for Humanity of the Upper Keys Las Vegas Cocktail Party Guests will enjoy a variety of food stations, unlimited wine and beer, Islamorada Brewery & Distillery drinks, and dancing and gaming tables during the event. An Elvis lookalike contest will add to the festivities. VIP reception 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.; main event 6:30 to 10:30 p.m., at Cheeca Lodge & Spa, mile marker 81.8. March 11,  in Key Largo Upper Keys Irish Festival Celebrate St. Patrick's Day at the World Famous Caribbean Club on Saturday. The day will be filled with live music, a parade, Irish dancers, vendors, green beer, Irish whiskey and good. This annual fundraiser benefits Key Largo School Athletics and Upper Keys Kids. March 11 to March 12,  in Marathon Original Marathon Seafood Festival One of the middle Keys' signature family events, delicacies from the waters of the Florida Keys highlight this annual seafood fest at Marathon Community Park, mile marker 49 oceanside, sponsored by Organized Fishermen of Florida and Marathon Chamber of Commerce. In addition to the array of fresh seafood, you'll enjoy live music, vendor booths, sweets, treats and beverages for a delectable weekend. An open-air boat show is to be staged at entrance to the festival. Saturday hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission $5, kids under 12 free. Contact: 305-743-5417 Email: [email protected] March 11,  in Key West Tropic Cinema Movies Under the Stars: Star Wars Tropic Cinema presents "Star Wars" for the FREE March Movie Under the Stars cinema classic screening on Eaton Street. Bring your own chairs or blankets. Concessions available inside the lobby. Screening starts a half hour before sunset -- approximately 6 p.m. on March 11. 416 Eaton St. March 12,  in Big Pine Old Wooden Bridge Kids Fishing Tournament This great FREE family event takes place on the Old Wooden Bridge between Big Pine Key and No Name Key. Join officers, deputies and employees from the Monroe County Sheriff's Office and members of Lower Keys Rotary for this catch-and-release tournament designed to encourage kids to develop a love for fishing. Registration from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. with fishing from 10 a.m. to noon. Lunch and awards start at noon. Free fishing rod and reel combos for every kid -- don't bring rods, reels or bait -- but do bring hooks and sinkers. Kids must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Prizes for biggest fish, boy and girl, in each age category -- 5 to 8 and 9 to 12. Email: [email protected] March 12,  in Key West Tropic Cinema Oscar Party Tropic Cinema rolls out the red carpet for its annual Oscars Watch Party. Red Carpet Walk begins at 7:30 at Carper Theater, then guests join the Oscars telecast at 8 p.m. $10 minimum donation to enter, and Oscar ballots available for $10 each. The first -place winner gets one free admission to a film of their choice at the Tropic. Concessions to be open during the telecast. Guests are encouraged to dress to impress, or in costume as your favorite Hollywood actor. Advance tickets available online. 416 Eaton St. March 12,  in Key West Artisan Market: Gone to the Dogs Edition Shop a curated outdoor market offering fine crafts and art from talented Florida Keys makers, wide variety of food & libations, local musicians & authors and splendid ocean views. This week, donations support the local SPCA shelter. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., 1801 White Street, Key West. March 12,  in Marathon Marathon Community Theatre: Drag Queen Bingo The theme is Mardi Gras! Come play bingo with host J.J. Mills in your best Mardi Gras costume and battle it out on the runway with a prize awarded for the best costume. Doors open at 4 p.m.; event takes place 5 to 7 p.m. $10 admission includes two bingo cards; additional cards for $1 each (cash only). 5101 Overseas Highway. March 12,  in Key West Anne McKee Artists Fund Fine Art Auction Aficionados can expect to find fabulous works from some of the Keys’ established local favorites as well as discover the talent of some exciting new emerging artists. The auction is a great opportunity to add some unique new treasures to your art collection. Collectors can choose from the works of celebrated and renowned local masters to fresh new talents. To be held at Studios of Key West, doors open 6:15 p.m., starts 7 p.m. March 12 to February 12,  in Key West Key West Impromptu Classical Concerts: American Brass Internationally recognized as one of the premier chamber music ensembles of our time, American Brass Quintet tours extensively worldwide while maintaining residencies at Juilliard and Aspen Music Festival. The Quintet has commissioned and premiered more than 150 contemporary works for brass. Newsweek hails the ensemble as “the high priests of brass.” Performance at 4 p.m., St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 410 Duval St, Key West. March 13 to March 16,  in Key West March Merkin Invitational Permit Tournament This charity flats-and-fly-only invitational tournament challenges anglers to catch and release silvery permit to vie for elite titles. The event is held at Oceans Edge Resort & Marina in Key West. March 14 to March 18,  in Key West Fringe Theater: A Woman of the World Emily Dickinson’s neighbor, Mable Loomis Todd, pushed to have the reclusive poet's work published posthumously. But the life of the unconventional Mable Loomis Todd is the far more intriguing story - witty, insightful, scandalous and true! Perfomances at the Key West Woman's Club, 319 Duval Street. March 16,  in Key West Southernmost Chamber Music Society: A Spring Mix-Up All of your favorite Southernmost Chamber Music Society players, doing things a bit differently. This will be a great evening with the music of Bach, Mozart, Elger, Field and more. Tickets $30; a generous reception is included. St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 401 Duval St. March 16,  in Key Largo Guided Nature Walk at John Pennekamp State Park Join a volunteer from the Pennekamp native plant nursery for a guided nature walk of one of the park trails. Learn more about the plants and animals that call the park home. Meet the volunteer at the Visitor Center and Aquarium. Wear comfortable walking shoes, bring a bottle of water, and feel free to bring a camera or binoculars to check out the birds. Park admission applies: $8.00 per car plus $0.50 per person over the age of five. March 17,  in Key West Key West Theater: The Irish Way When Suzanne Moore takes the stage on Saint Patrick’s Day, you know you're going to have a night of the best Irish music on the island. This year she brings along a host of world class musicians to the concert stage to take you on a magical musical journey celebrating both traditional and contemporary Irish music. Doors open at 6 p.m., show starts at 7 p.m. Tickets $35 to $75. 512 Eaton St. March 17,  in Islamorada Florida Keys Brewing Company: St. Patrick's Day Party Celebrate St. Patrick's Day at the brewery with all day live music from two bands playing tradition Irish music from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. There will be two food trucks onsite with MEAT Eatery serving Guiness brats, shepherd's pie, corned beef & cabbage and more, as well as tacos by Taco Jalisco. The brewery's shenanigans barrel aged Irish Red ale returns, and new this year, green sangria slushies. Plus 20 locally brewed draft beers, seltzers, wine, ciders and craft cocktails. Special treats for friendly pups. March 17 to March 18,  in Key West Old Island Restoration Foundation's 63rd Annual Key West Home Tours Enjoy tours of beautiful and historic Key West homes and gardens. Your ticket purchase supports the ongoing mission of preserving and promoting Key West's unique architecture, culture and history. Tickets purchased online in advance are $45 for members, $55 for non-members and $60 at the door. Visit the website or call 305-294-9501. March 18,  in Islamorada Pops in the Park: Keys Community Concert Band “Festival of Music” a free, outdoor concert from Keys Community Concert Band at Founders Park (mm 87, bayside), 4 to 5 p.m. in Islamorada. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and pack a picnic basket for a family-friendly concert of movie, Broadway, and patriotic music, including a special sensory presentation of Vivladi’s Four Seasons. Special Guest: Ukelule Joy and the Sweet Teas! March 18,  in Key West Key West Theater: Red Rooster Revue -- Tatah for Now SOLD OUT. The original "Red Rooster Revue" is back to bid a fond farewell to the Conch Republic's Queen of Burlesque, Tatah DuJour. A celebration and showcase of favorite moments and memories from 17 years of Key West Burlesque, the show features a collection of crowd pleasing moments since the beginning of Lady DuJour's career. The star-studded revue features favorite burlesque performers both old and new including Moana Amour, Aurora Natrix, Frankie Markstone, Lila Starlett, Kevin Dixon, the Key West Burlesque Dancers and many more. Special guest appearances by Landon Bradberry, Dark and Stormy, Cheryl Hunt and Steve Crane. Age 21 and over. Doors open at 7 p.m.; show at 8 p.m. 512 Eaton Street, Key West. Contact: Red Rooster Revue Email: [email protected] March 18,  in Key West Sea Level Music & Arts Festival Conch Town Records presents the Sea Level Music & Arts Festival at the Coffee Butler Amphitheater. Featured entertainment includes Jimmie's Chicken Shack, The Andy Westcott Band, Marjory Lee, Tony Baltimore & The Wilde Awake, AstroYeti, and Gary Hempsey & The Hemptones, along with DJ Sanaris and Bill Hoebee as the host. Gate opens at 1 p.m. Show opens at 2 p.m. with the Bahama Village Music Program Choir and Steelpan Band. There will be an artist village and food court. Bring chairs or blankets. Tickets available online or at the Key West Theater Box Office. 21 Quay Road. March 18,  in Islamorada Islamorada State Parks Marine Debris Cleanup Join park rangers the third Saturday of each month for a marine debris cleanup from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. On March 18 the event focuses on Lignumvitae Key State Park. Free for all participants, pre-registration is required. Ages 13 and up may participate, kids must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. All cleanup materials provided. Email [email protected] for information or to sign up. March 18,  in Key West 45th Annual St. Patrick's Day Bar Stroll The biggest, the oldest, the best, and Key West's original Pub Crawl, the St. Patrick's Day Bar Stroll kicks off at 11a.m. at Southernmost Beach Cafe. T-shirt and beer ticket $30. Find out more at stpatricksdaybarstroll.com. Email: [email protected] March 19,  in Key West Irish Kevin's Shamrock Shuffle 5k and 10k Races Run or walk your way St. Paddy's style through Key West for the 11th Annual Irish Kevin's Shamrock Shuffle -- this year with both a 5k and a 10k. Start and finish at Irish Kevins on Duval Street, followed by the best post-race party in Key West. Registration includes live entertainment, one free alcoholic beverage (21+) or non-alcoholic drink, a complimentary breakfast buffet, T-shirt and swag bag for all participants, and awards ceremony. The first 200 finishers will receive a custom race medal. Packet pickup Saturday, March 18 from 9 to 11 a.m. at Irish Kevin's. Races on Sunday, March 19. 10k at 8:30 a.m. and the 5k run and walk at 9 a.m. March 19,  in Islamorada Bay Jam Bay Jam 28 takes place from noon to 10 p.m. at Islamorada's Founders Park with free admission. Bands include the Carousers & Micah, the Lower Matt Cats, Scott Youngberg, the Key Largo Jam Band, Uncle Rico, Celtic Sands and Gypsy Sally. There will be arts & craft and food vendors, along with fresh brews from Florida Keys Brewing Company. Well-behaved dogs welcome. No coolers. March 19,  in Key Largo Dagny Johnson State Park Guided Nature Walk Discover more about the history and nature of Dagny Johnson Key Largo Hammock Botanical State Park on a guided nature walk. Meet at the front entrance just off of County Road 905. Walk is one hour beginning at 11 a.m. Bring water, bug protection, and some comfy walking shoes to explore one of America's largest contiguous rockland hammocks. Park admission applies, $2.50 per person. March 20 to March 21,  in Key West Tropic Cinema: Celebrating Tennessee Williams - This Property is Condemned In partnership with Key West Art & Historical Society, Tropic Cinema presents "This Property is Condemned" starring Natalie Wood, Robert Redford and Charles Bronson. The screening is part of the annual celebration during the month of March of Tennessee Williams and his many years living and working in Key West. March 20 to March 22,  in Key West Key West Theater: Get the Led Out Get The Led Out is a group of professional musicians who are passionate about their love of the music of Led Zeppelin. It's been their mission to bring the studio recordings of "the mighty Zep" to life on the big concert stage. This is not an impersonator act but rather a group of musicians who were fans first, striving to do justice to one of the greatest bands in rock history! Performing nightly at Key West Theater March 20, 21 and 22. Doors open at 7; show at 8 p.m. Tickets $60 to $80. 512 Eaton Street March 20,  in Islamorada History of Indian Key Presentation Indian Key has a rich and exciting history that includes Native Americans, Spanish Conquistadors, pirates, wreckers, politicians, ship builders and the U.S. Navy. It was home to the first resort in South Florida and became the busiest port between St. Augustine and Key West. Indian Key was the first county seat of Dade County (now Miami-Dade County) before Miami existed, and was a major part of South Florida history. Indian Key still has many stories to tell through the remains of structures which were part of this once thriving island community. A FREE audiovisual presentation on the fascinating story of Indian Key takes place at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, March 20 at Island Community Church, mile marker 83 bayside. March 22,  in Key Largo Delicate Balance of Nature Lecture: Effects of Climate Change on Tropical Storm and Hurricane Impacts in the Florida Keys While a Category 5 storm is generally the most destructive hurricane, each storm, whether big or small, fast or slow-moving, brings its own threats. With sea-level rise, "sunny-day" coastal flooding is already causing big impacts on island communities. Meteorologist Nancy Barnhart of the Florida Keys National Weather Service in Key West, will examine how even weaker storms of a longer duration, as are becoming more prevalent, can cause as much damage as a fast-moving stronger storm. 7:30-8:45 p.m. at John Pennekamp Visitor Center. Free to attend. Seating is first-come-first-served for the public. Friends of the Park members have free reserved seating. Register in advance online for Zoom link. March 22,  in Islamorada Feud Night at Islamorada Brewery & Distillery It’s like “Family Feud” but Islamorada brewed. Feud Night at Islamorada Brewery & Distillery takes the format of the popular gameshow and makes it playable by multiple groups of 2 to 6 players at the same time. See if you can guess the top responses. With beer, cocktails, and mocktails, this event is a great time for all. You can play one round for a 6 pack of beer or stay all night to compete for beer and money. Signup at 6:30; contest from 7 to 9 p.m. Mile marker 82 bayside. March 23,  in Key West The Smoke & Sizzle of Tennessee Williams A collection of readers present a program that explores the more sensual side of Tennessee Williams. Presented by Tennessee Williams Museum and Fringe Theater at 7 p.m. at the Little Jazz Room Club, 821 Duval St. Tickets are available online starting at $23, and include a glass of house wine or procecco. March 24,  in Key West Tropic Cinema: Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret. In cooperation with Lionsgate, Tropic Cinema presents a special advance screening and fundraiser with stars Rachel McAdams and Abby Ryder Fortson, along with producer James L. Brooks, writer/director Kelly Fremon Craig, producers Julie Ansell and Amy Brooks, and author Judy Blume for an early look at “Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret” before its April 28th nationwide theatrical release. The cast, the writer/director, producers, and the author will introduce the film live on the Center Stage in the Carper Theater (and simulcast in the George and Taylor), followed by the screening of “Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret” in all three of the Tropic’s auditoriums. Very limited tickets are still available. March 24,  in Big Pine Connections Project: Big Pine Key Opening Celebration The Florida Keys Council of the Arts' Connections Project mural road show is underway. This year's mosaic of 300 small paintings by Keys artists celebrates the Keys' unique history and bicentennial with the theme "Pirates to Pineapples in Paradise - 200 Years in Monroe County." The mural debuts at the Artists in Paradise gallery with a free opening reception Friday, March 24 from 5 to 7 p.m. The mural remains on display at this location through mid-April. 221 Key Deer Blvd, Big Pine Key. March 25 to April 14,  in Big Pine Connections Project: Mural on Display in Big Pine Key The Florida Keys Council of the Arts' Connections Project mural road show is underway in the Lower Keys. This year's mosaic of 300 small paintings by Keys artists celebrates the Keys' unique history and bicentennial with the theme "Pirates to Pineapples in Paradise - 200 Years in Monroe County." The mural will be on display at the Artists in Paradise Gallery at 221 Key Deer Blvd. in Big Pine Key through April 14. March 25,  in Key West South Florida Symphony at Tennessee Williams Theatre South Florida Symphony Orchestra closes the 2022/2023 25th Anniversary Season in Key West with an evening of Dvorák Masterworks. The program features his love letter to America, “New World Symphony,” as well as the greatest of all cello concertos (Cello Concerto in B minor), performed by Zuill Bailey, who also appeared during the Key West Symphony’s inaugural concert 25 years ago. March 25,  in Key West Florida Keys: 200 Years of Paradise Kickoff Concert The opening event of the Florida Keys' multi month bicentennial celebration includes live music by Nick Norman and Howard Livingston, presentations by local dignitaries, and excerpts from the South Florida PBS documentary "The Florida Keys: 200 years of Paradise." Capping off the free-admission event is a visual extravaganza -- 250 drones are to illuminate the sky in a dazzling “fireworks” display. Doors open at 5 p.m. with the celebration beginning at 6 p.m. at the Coffee Butler Amphitheater in the Truman Annex. March 25,  in Key Largo Raise the Reef - Coral Restoration Foundation Annual Gala Join the Coral Restoration Foundation and its supporters in your cocktail attire for an evening dedicated to saving our precious Keys coral reefs. 6 p.m. cocktails and silent auction; 7 to 10 p.m. dinner and live auction. Individual tickets start at $250 per person. Raise the Reef attendees have the opportunity to stay at the exclusive Ocean Reef Club. 201 Ocean Reef Drive, Key Largo. March 26,  in Big Pine Sheriff's Animal Farm Open House The Sheriff's Animal Farm Open House is 1 - 3 p.m. the second and fourth Sundays of the month. Come visit the animals at the farm, including miniature horses, a steer, pigs, goats, bunnies, alligators, tropical birds, kinkajous, a lemur, an alpaca, a skunk, a prairie dog, tortoises and turtles, snakes and many more. It is free of charge, but donations are welcomed because that is how the farm is sustained. 5501 College Road on Stock Island, at the Sheriff's Office Headquarters complex. March 26,  in Key West Key West Impromptu Classical Concerts: Calefax Winds This Dutch based group is known for inventing the Reed Quintet more than three decades ago. In great demand around the world, the Quintet is known for its playing, brilliant arrangements, and innovative stage presentation. 4 p.m. at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 401 Duval St, Key West. March 26,  in Islamorada Florida Bay Forever: Burgers on the Bay Join Florida Bay Forever for a fun day of paddling and a cookout at their headquarters at the Green Turtle Hammock Nature Preserve, mile marker 81 bayside from noon to 4 p.m. Paddle on 30-minute trips with I Can See Clear Kayak Tours ($20) every half hour from 12:15 through 3:30 p.m. Enjoy $5 beef and veggie burgers and $5 beer and sangria provided by Florida Keys Brewing Co. There will be arts and crafts for all ages and live music by Micah Gardner. Florida Bay Forever is dedicated to the restoration of Florida Bay through lobbying, education and outreach about the importance of Everglades restoration and the return of the southern water flow from Lake Okeechobee to the Everglades and Florida Bay. March 26,  in Key West South Florida Symphony: 25th Anniversary Rum-Paired Dinner South Florida Symphony Orchestra debuts a new arts recognition program as part of its 25th anniversary dinner and private concert set for 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, March 26, at Hemingway’s Library at Hemingway Rum Company/Papa’s Pilar Distillery. The “Sound of Success” will celebrate eight arts and culture advocates in the Keys who champion musical creativity and innovation. The evening, benefiting the Symphony in the Schools children’s music education program in the Florida Keys, will feature a cocktail reception followed by an exquisite rum-paired dinner by Chef Martin Liz, and an intimate concert by GRAMMY award-winning cellist Zuill Bailey. Tickets start at $300. 201 Simonton St. March 26,  in Marathon Marathon Community Theatre: A Concert for Kids with Classical Guitarist Mateo This family-friendly concert is a child's introduction to multiple forms of music played on guitar: Spanish, classical, folk, flamenco, blues, Latin and traditional. Tickets $15. Doors and the theatre's concessions open at 3 p.m. Concert at 4 p.m. Come enjoy an early evening of beautiful guitar playing while learning about multiple forms of music. A concert for ALL AGES! March 26,  in Key Largo Dagny Johnson State Park Guided Nature Walk Discover more about the history and nature of Dagny Johnson Key Largo Hammock Botanical State Park on a guided nature walk. Meet at the front entrance just off of County Road 905. Walk is one hour beginning at 11 a.m. Bring water, bug protection, and some comfy walking shoes to explore one of America's largest contiguous rockland hammocks. Park admission applies, $2.50 per person. March 27 to March 28,  in Key West Tropic Cinema: Celebrating Tennessee Williams - The Glass Menagerie In partnership with Key West Art & Historical Society, Tropic Cinema presents "The Glass Menagerie" starring Jane Wyman, Kirk Douglas and Gertrude Lawrence. The screening is part of the annual celebration during the month of March of Tennessee Williams and his many years living and working in Key West. March 31,  in Islamorada Dive Into Art & Music “Dive Into Art & Music” celebrates the music of Jerry Garcia along with his love of diving and art. “Rainbow Full of Sound” provides a musical tribute experience featuring Garcia’s favorite tunes. Because of Jerry’s love of diving and protecting the ocean, the Jerry Garcia Foundation has donated limited-edition, museum quality giclees of Jerry Garcia's art that will be available for sale, with proceeds benefitting Islamorada's History of Diving Museum. Tickets options start at $35 for the concert; $100 for concert and dinner; along with other VIP options. 5:30 to 9 p.m. Mile marker 80 bayside. March 31 to April 01,  in Marathon Keys to Country at Hawk's Cay Resort Hawk's Cay Resort on Duck Key presents the "Keys to Country" concert and resort package starring Tyler Farr & Friends appearing live over two days. Headliner Tyler Farr has three No. 1 songs -- "Redneck Crazy,” “Whiskey in My Water,” and “A Guy Walks Into a Bar." Other artists in the lineup include Marti Frederiksen, Kylie Sackley, Shane Stevens, Karyn Rochelle, Ronnie Bowman and Clint Daniels. The two-day event is limited to resort guests who book the Keys to Country package. March 31 to April 02,  in Key West Coffee Butler Amphitheater: Old Dominion Old Dominion plays three concerts Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights at Coffee Butler Amphitheater along with featured performers Frank Ray, Greylan James and Kassi Ashton. Tickets available online $60 to $90. Doors open 6 p.m.; shows start at 7:30 p.m. March 31,  in Key West Keys to the Keys: A Tropical Gala The annual fundraiser gala benefiting Habitat for Humanity of Key West and the Lower Florida Keys is a tropical-themed event that will be a fun night filled with music, drinks, dining, dancing, games, auctions and more. All money raised helps build and repair affordable homes for Keys residents. The event takes place from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Truman Little White House, 111 Front Street, Key West. Call 305-294-9006 for more information and to RSVP. Contact: Kristina Welburn Email: [email protected]