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Events in the Florida Keys for August, 2020
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| August 06,
in Key West |
Keys Guitar Concerts presents: Mateo Jampol
Keys Guitar Concerts, as part of the Key West International Guitar Festival, teams up with the Key West Truman Waterfront Farmers Market to present classical guitar master Mateo Jampol live for sunset. The Market is open 3 pm to sunset with Mateo playing from 5-8 p.m. The concert and admission to the Market are free. Please bring your own seating and social distancing will apply. Masks must be worn unless eating and drinking while seated. Lots of convenient parking. Rain date: Aug. 13.
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| August 08,
in Key West |
Key West LobsterFest Lobster Boil
Join the Key West LobsterFest Lobster Boil on the roof top at the Waterfront Brewery from 5pm to 9pm for the annual seafood lobster boil, a tradition that includes andouille sausage, jumbo shrimp, fresh lobster, corn on the cob, fresh baked jalapeño corn bread and dirty rice. Enjoy a beautiful Key West sunset full bar, music and delicious food. Waterfront Brewery is located at 201 William St.
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| August 09,
in Key West |
Key West LobsterFest Brunch
Savor a decadent lobster-filled brunch that can't be missed. Held within the tropical gardens of the First Flight Grill & Brewery. 301 Whitehead Street. Brunch is served from 10am until 2pm and reservations are required. Seating limited.
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| August 14 to August 16,
in Islamorada |
LLGF Screamin' Reels Tournament
Intended for novice anglers, enjoy a weekend of learning and a non-intimidating, fun competition with the Ladies Let's Go Fishing university organizers. Species include legal inshore and offshore fish. Choose an optional charter experience or fish on your own boat. This is a casual tournament with prizes for heaviest offshore fish, longest inshore fish and drawings for prizes of those who caught fish, plus bonus drawings.
Contact: Betty Bauman 954-475-9068
Email: [email protected]
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| August 19,
in Islamorada |
Immerse Yourself! Free Presentation: Quiet Strong, Sink or Swim
Author Cynthia Byrd Conner will detail her father’s captivating life as the first African American Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician in the United States Armed Forces. Master Chief Boatswain’s Mate Sherman Byrd was an expert in conventional, nuclear, biological, and chemical bomb disposal. To request a spot for this 7 p.m. Zoom presentation, email Emily at [email protected] to get sign-in information. Presented by the History of Diving Museum.
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