One Night of Queen is a spectacular live concert that perfectly recreates the look, sound, pomp and showmanship of the greatest rock band of all time: Queen.
Gary Mullen & The Works bring the spirit and passion of rock icon Freddie Mercury to life on stage. As Brian May, original member of Queen, states, "(Gary Mullen has) more than a likeness." Hailed as the world's premiere Queen tribute band, they have received rave reviews from audiences worldwide. Fans of Queen will revel in this note-for-note experience of mega-hits like "Bohemian Rhapsody," "We Are the Champions," "Killer Queen" and many more. They will rock you and are guaranteed to blow your mind—the show does go on!

Join us to celebrate the end of Songwriters Festival with a Southern-style brunch at Williams Hall's Unity Table before the "Sunday Songs: Music & Mimosas"

Brunch includes exclusive balcony seating for the show.

Step back in time for an unforgettable evening of music and dance! Williams Hall proudly presents Swing Dance Night featuring the high-energy sounds of The Paradise Swing Band, directed by Joe Dallas.

 Joining him on stage will be Donna DeForrest, Mark Rose, Skipper Kripitz, and Tony Elitcher—keeping the dance floor alive with classic swing rhythms.

Kick Off Songwriters Week on the Water with Erica "Sunshine" Lee! ☀️🎤

Get ready for the ultimate private concert experience! We’re hitting the waves for 6 hours of sun, music, and good vibes. Catch a live 1-hour performance by Erica "Sunshine" Lee while we cruise.

Get ready to shell-ebrate 44 years of independence at the Conch-Tail Party, Dinner & Sunset Toast!

Join the fun on April 21 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM at the legendary Sunset Pier for an evening of harborside dining and island tradition. You’ll be mingling with Admirals, Generals, and local legends while enjoying live tunes from Reggae Lou and Sir CW Colt.

Between the official 21 Conch Shell Salute and the sunset toast, it’s the most festive way to honor the Republic.
Grab your tickets for $50 before the price jumps to $60 after April 10.

Yin yoga is a slow-paced, meditative style of yoga where passive poses are held for a long duration, typically 3 to 5 minutes or longer. This practice targets deep connective tissues like ligaments, joints, and fascia, contrasting with more active styles that focus on muscles. The long holds encourage a state of stillness to increase flexibility, improve joint mobility, and foster a deeper mental and physical awareness. 

FREE!

Stand at ease and prepare for a sovereign celebration like no other!

As part of the 44th Annual Conch Republic Independence Celebration, we invite you to the official Military Muster. This is your exclusive opportunity to rub elbows with the "High Command" from all seven prestigious branches of our military forces—all decked out in their finest full regalia. In true Conch Republic fashion, we fight our battles with humor, heart, and a side of conch fritters.
Whether you are a long-time citizen or a newly arrived "alien," come share in the community spirit as we defend our borders from "Key to Shining Key." 

Admission to this community event is $20 plus a potluck donation to share with your fellow patriots.

Celebrate the spirited independence of the Conch Republic with the ultimate Old Town stroll! As part of the 44th Anniversary celebration, the annual Conch Crawl invites you to experience the best of Key West’s legendary bar scene while supporting a great cause.

The Lineup
Your ticket grants you access to nine of Old Town’s most famous establishments: 801 Bourbon Bar, Mango’s, Hank’s Hair of the Dog, Kaya’s Backyard Bar, Doc’s on Duval, Irish Kevin’s Bar, Rick’s Downstairs Bar, Salty Frog’s Bar & Grill - Plus, stay for the official After Party!

The ROSE (Recognition of Service Excellence) Awards recognizes Monroe County front line hospitality employees who demonstrate excellent customer service. These industry champions showcase the region’s commitment to creating an extraordinary visitor experience.

Sponsorship opportunities available.

Yang yoga is the active, dynamic style of yoga that builds strength and stamina through flowing movements, unlike the passive, static poses of Yin yoga. It is characterized by rhythmic sequences that generate heat, such as those found in Vinyasa, Ashtanga, and Power Yoga, focusing on muscles and circulation to strengthen and lengthen them. 

FREE!

In the words of a classic Howard Livingston song, “There’s still a lot of magic in Key West.” That magic will be on full display Saturday, April 11, when Howard and his Mile Marker 24 Band take audiences on a lively musical journey around the island city and the entire Florida Keys. The two-hour concert will showcase the band’s trop-rock melodies that capture the essence of saltwater days and rum-kissed nights — paired with visuals and stories to immerse listeners in a multi-sensory Keys experience.

Very special guests, surprises and Howard’s 1952 Johnson outboard motor “margarita machine” will add to the fun. The evening benefits the nonprofit Care Camps Foundation, funding special summer camps where kids diagnosed with cancer can find hope and happy times.

Yin yoga is a slow-paced, meditative style of yoga where passive poses are held for a long duration, typically 3 to 5 minutes or longer. This practice targets deep connective tissues like ligaments, joints, and fascia, contrasting with more active styles that focus on muscles. The long holds encourage a state of stillness to increase flexibility, improve joint mobility, and foster a deeper mental and physical awareness. 

FREE!

Habitat for Humanity of Key West and Lower Florida Keys provides affordable homeownership opportunities to low-income working families and critical home repairs to our community’s vulnerable elderly population. We are dedicated to empowerment, not entitlement, and bringing people together to build homes, communities, and hope. As a locally supported nonprofit the work we do is only made possible through support from the community. Proceeds from Habitat’s 2025 sold-out gala helped provide 9 families with affordable, safe homes to call their own, 5 senior household with critical home repairs allowing them to age in place, and 27 families with affordable rentals.

Our 2026 event will feature a delicious dinner, creative libations, and inspiring program, games, auctions, dancing and an all-around memorable evening. We invite you to attend, sponsor, and be recognized as we come together again in 2026 for a fun evening to change lives and build a better community.

Join us for a special literary evening featuring Lucy Burdette, USA Today bestselling author of the beloved Key West Food Critic mystery series. Enjoy a live reading of one of Lucy’s short stories by local creative and actress Erin McKenna, followed by dinner prepared by Chef Martha and conversation celebrating storytelling and community.