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.
Darcy Cooke Celebrates Great Women of Song: Timeless Voices, Unforgettable Music
January 23, 2026
—> 8:00pm
Williams Hall
—>729 Fleming Street
Experience a musical celebration of iconic female vocalists as Darcy pays tribute to the captivating talents of legendary artists, including Billie Holiday, Judy Garland, Barbara Streisand…and so many others!
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 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.
Additionally, we're providing limited tickets for an exquisite 3-course dinner by Chef Martha Hubbard upstairs at Unity Table, before the show. Join us for an evening of music, community, and culinary delight!
MENU:
1st Course: Assorted Radish Salad Sweet pea Tendrils and Arugula. Pistachio Mint Vinaigrette
2nd Course: Wild Mushroom and Moroccan Chix Pea Stew
3rd Course: Baklava and Chocolate, Rose and Walnut Ice Cream
Tickets:
$35 - general seating
$55 - VIP balcony seating
$150 - dinner + show
Wrong and Strong
January 31, 2026
—> 6:00pm
Williams Hall
—>729 Fleming Street
What do Burt Reynolds, a cat that goes to the moon, and a deep need to belong have in common? Find out on January 31st 6pm at Williams Hall as Juliet Gray reads excerpts from her exciting new works in progress “Wrong and Strong” in our inaugural Key West Playwright Festival series! This hour-long world premiere of Juliet’s newest work is part theater, part memoir, and all heart. Tickets are on sale now.
This play reading will be part of the New Work Series Playwrights Festival at Williams Hall.
Tickets: $15
Murder Mystery at the Theatre
Tuesday, February 3, 2026
—> 6:00pm
Williams Hall
—>729 Fleming Street
Join us at Williams Hall for a very special fundraiser—an interactive evening of mystery, laughter, and delicious intrigue.
Hosted by Erin McKenna and Juliet Gray and featuring an exquisite four-course menu by Chef Martha Hubbard complete with wine pairings.
Step into the story with an immersive dinner experience where you become part of a thrilling whodunit. Each pair of guests will be assigned a character complete with secrets, clues, and motives. Guests are encouraged to dress the part—costumes add to the fun and atmosphere, whether you go all out or keep it simple. As the evening unfolds, alliances form, suspicions rise, and the mystery deepens.
During the evening, guests will also enjoy a live auction held between courses, offering a chance to support the fundraiser.
No acting experience is required—just bring your curiosity, your creativity, and an appetite for fun. Perfect for date nights, groups of friends, and mystery lovers alike, this unforgettable evening will keep you guessing until the final reveal.
Can you solve the crime before dessert is served?
Menu:
1st Course: Beet, Caraway, and Serrano-Cured Wahoo
2nd Course: Chopped Salad with Walnuts and Preserved Lemon, Warm Goat Cheese Crostini
3rd Course: Paprika Black Grouper with Spinach and Egg Noodles
4th Course: Fernet Cake with Tart Cherry Sauce and Spiced Whipped Cream
Tickets: $200
Best of the 72-Hour Film Challenge
Thursday, February 5, 2026
—> 7:00pm
Williams Hall
—>729 Fleming Street
A decade of bad decisions, no sleep, and accidental brilliance.
We're raiding the vault and pulling the most iconic, chaotic, and absolutely unhinged audience favorites from every year of the 72-Hour Film Challenge. These are the films people still talk about… sometimes proudly, sometimes with mild PTSD.
Expect geniuses running on no sleep, actors who definitely didn’t know what they signed up for, and plots held together with duct tape and desperation. Comedy, horror, heartfelt weirdness. You’ll get it all, whether you want it or not.
Mike, Juliet and Aramis will guide you through the madness, provide emotional support, and possibly apologize on behalf of the filmmakers.
Come laugh, cringe, and celebrate the beautiful mess that is Key West filmmaking.
Featuring audience-favorite films made, directed, and starring Key West filmmakers…and yes, you probably know someone in one of them.
Tickets: $20
Sondheim and Sullivan: An evening of the songs of Stephen Sondheim and Gilbert and Sullivan
Monday, February 9, 2026
—> 6:30pm
Williams Hall
—>729 Fleming Street
Contralto Vira Slywotzky and pianist David Sytkowski return to Williams Hall! The acclaimed duo joins forces with special guests Arthur Crocker and Phillip Cole White to bring you the songs of America’s beloved musical theater composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim and W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan, the incomparable craftsmen behind Great Britain’s great operetta tradition. From “Dirty Old Man” to “Send in the Clowns,” experience the giggles, grit and glory of the finest musical storytellers in the English language.
Additionally, we're providing limited tickets for an exquisite 3-course dinner by Chef Martha Hubbard upstairs at Unity Table, after the show. Join us for an evening of music, community, and culinary delight!
MENU:
1st Course: Fennel and Radishes Salad with Dill and Caraway Vinaigrette
2nd Course: Grilled Swordfish with shaved Beets and Lentils. Orange Horseradish sauce
3rd Course: Honey caramelized Pear and Buttermilk Pana Cotta
Tickets:
$45 - general seating
$65 - VIP balcony seating
$150 - dinner + show
Murder Mystery at the Theatre
Tuesday, February 10, 2026
—> 6:00pm
Williams Hall
—>729 Fleming Street
Join us at Williams Hall for a very special fundraiser—an interactive evening of mystery, laughter, and delicious intrigue.
Hosted by Erin McKenna and featuring an exquisite four-course menu by Chef Martha Hubbard complete with wine pairings.
Step into the story with an immersive dinner experience where you become part of a thrilling whodunit. Each pair of guests will be assigned a character complete with secrets, clues, and motives. Guests are encouraged to dress the part—costumes add to the fun and atmosphere, whether you go all out or keep it simple. As the evening unfolds, alliances form, suspicions rise, and the mystery deepens.
During the evening, guests will also enjoy a live auction held between courses, offering a chance to support the fundraiser.
No acting experience is required—just bring your curiosity, your creativity, and an appetite for fun. Perfect for date nights, groups of friends, and mystery lovers alike, this unforgettable evening will keep you guessing until the final reveal.
Can you solve the crime before dessert is served?
Menu:
1st Course: Key West Pink Ceviche with Guajillo Chili and Avocado
2nd Course: Nopales Salad with Pickled Tomatoes and Cotija Cheese
3rd Course: Black Grouper with Salsa Borracha, Tomatillo Rice, and Fried Plantains
4th Course: Horchata Cake
Tickets: $200
Swing Dance Night with the Paradise Swing Band
Tuesday, February 10, 2026
—> 7:00pm
Williams Hall
—>729 Fleming Street
Join us 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. Whether you’re a seasoned dancer or brand new to swing, dance instruction by Lucy Carleton will have you moving with style in no time!
Come join a dance class with Lucy Carleton prior to the show! Dance class starts at 7:00. Show starts at 7:30. The dance class is included with the ticket purchase.
Tickets: $20