Williams Hall, situated at 729 Fleming Street on the corner of Williams and Fleming Streets, stands as a cherished non-profit venue that has undergone meticulous restoration. Today, it fulfills its role as a thriving community and spiritual hub, accommodating a diverse array of activities and cultural classes. Upstairs at Williams Hall, you'll discover Unity Table, a highly acclaimed dining destination overseen by the renowned Chef Martha Hubbard, making it a must-visit culinary gem.
Every ticket purchased for a dinner, concert, or show at Williams Hall directly funds our mission-driven programs. From empowering teens through creative and culinary workshops to enhancing senior wellness and fostering community connections.
Tennessee’s Men
a reading in two acts
Friday, March 21, 2025 — 8:00pm
This reading of two short plays written by Tennessee Williams is presented in partnership with the Fringe Theater, Key West Arts & Historical Society and Williams Hall as part of the annual month-long Tennessee William Festival. Directed by Wende Shoer with readers Wayne Dapser, Jim Argoudelis, Merle Dimbath, Jim Speake, Wayne LaRue Smith, Nancy 3 Hoffman, Alana Thurston, Samantha Laskey, and Thomas Masat.
Show starts at 8pm
Doors open at 7:15pm
Dinner starts at 6pm
First Course: Creole Baked Oysters in Mushroom Caps
Second Course: The Glass Menagerie Shrimp Coconut “Macaroon”
Main Course: Pork Grillades and Grits, Mustard Greens with Bacon and Garlic
Dessert: Brandy Alexander Pie with Chocolate Sauce
Tickets: $20 - General Seating
$65 - VIP balcony seating (includes lite bites and private cash bar)
$150 - Dinner + Show (dinner before show)
Memories of Coffee
Friday, March 28, 2025 — 8:00pm
From Johnny Neebo’s Starlight Club, to the Bamboo Room, to the Hukilua, Coffee Butler entertained Key West since 1952. This special performance Memories of Coffee will include the amazing vocals of the King of Key West Soul - Robert Albury, Clayton Lopez and Mina Lopez-Martin, a young new voice of Claire Caplan. They will revive the classic soul sound of the Temptations, Smokey Robinson, and Aretha Franklin along with originals by Coffee Butler. Music Director Larry Baeder will lead the talented Soul of Key West Band.
Show starts at 8pm
Doors open at 7:00pm
Dinner starts at 6pm
Menu: TBD
Tickets:
$40 - general seating
$80 - VIP balcony seating (includes exclusive balcony seating, lite bites and private cash bar)
$150 - dinner + show (includes reserved GA seat and dinner before the show at 6pm)
Darcy Cooke:
“Jazz, Cabaret, & Cocktails”
Saturday, March 29, 2025 — 8:00pm
Darcy Cooke presents an intimate evening of 2 parts jazz favorites from the Great American Songbook along with 1 part well-loved cabaret tunes. Called a “swinging jazz singer…displaying versatility and a beautiful voice” by jazz journalist, Scott Yanow, Darcy’s “warm and inviting voice” exudes a depth of emotion that draws in and thrills her audiences. With an impressive range of styles and a fresh approach to repertoire, she easily moves from sultry ballads and soulful blues to classic jazz standards and high energy Broadway, cabaret, and pop. With a love of jazz and a background in theater, Darcy is a master of song interpretation and an engaging storyteller who effortlessly guides and charms audiences through an evening of pure entertainment. Her current album, “Careless Love”, is available on major streaming platforms.
Show starts at 8pm
Doors open at 7:15pm
Dinner starts at 6pm
First Course: Buckwheat Blini Torte, cured salmon, Fresh Horseradish sour cream and Dill
Second Course: Stuffed Squash Blossom Salad. Stuffed with sweet Herbs, Goat Cheese on Roasted Tomato and Chayote squash Slaw
Main Course: Roasted Black Grouper on Forbidden Rice, Saffron Broth and Fennel
Dessert: Chamomile Pot de Cream with a Lemon Honey Bar
Tickets: $35 - General Seating
$85 - VIP balcony seating (includes lite bites and private cash bar)
$150 - Dinner + Show (dinner before show)
Williams Hall presents the KWHS Drama Club in
Mamma Mia!
April 10-12, 2025 — Venue: Key West High School
The Key West High School Drama Club, a program of Williams Hall, is thrilled to announce its annual Spring Musical, Mamma Mia! The production stars the talented students of the Drama Club with the artistic team, including Jeremy Zoma (Director & Musical Director), Lauren Thompson (Choreographer), and Sushi Productions (Costumes). The production is produced by Program Director, Emily Galvan with Drama Club School Sponsor, Rebecca Bertucci and Brandon Beach leading the technical direction. The Drama Club's production of Mamma Mia! takes place on April 10-12, 2025 at the Key West High School Auditorium. Doors open at 6:30pm and the performance begins at 7:00pm.
About Mamma Mia! - ABBA's hits tell the hilarious story of a young woman's search for her birth father. This sunny and funny tale unfolds on a Greek island paradise. On the eve of her wedding, a daughter's quest to discover the identity of her father brings three men from her mother's past back to the island they last visited 20 years ago.
Tickets: $28 - General Seating
$22 - Students/Teachers