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.
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Swing Dance Night
with the Paradise Swing Band
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: $25 (does not include fees)
November 10, December 15, January 12, February 9, March 2, April 13, May 18
Williams Hall
—>729 Fleming Street
The 72 Hour Film Challenge:
Screening Night at Williams Hall, as part of The Key West Film Festival
Join us for the premiere screening of The 72 Hour Film Challenge— where creativity, caffeine, and chaos collide. Local filmmakers had just three days to write, shoot, and edit an original short film. Now it's time to see their finished work on the big screen. Expect big laughs, wild twists, and plenty of Key West flair as we celebrate local talent and storytelling at its most daring.
Doors open at 7PM. Drinks available.
Sponsored by the Key West Film Festival
ABOUT THE CHALLENGE:
The 72 Hour Film Challenge pushes filmmakers to the limit. Teams are given a theme, a prop, and a line of dialogue—and just 72 hours to create an original short film from start to finish. The results are unpredictable, inventive, and uniquely Key West.Tickets: $20 (does not include fees)
Tuesday, November 17, 2026 at 7:30pm
Williams Hall
—>729 Fleming Street
A Burgundy Dinner & Screening
with the Key West Film Festival
The evening starts at Williams Hall with a short blind tasting led by our sommelier, Daniel McCurdy. It's a sampling of the wines being poured tonight, tasted before you know what's in the glass. Then sit down to a three-course dinner served with paired wines. After dinner, take a short walk to the Tropic Cinema for an 8:15 PM screening of Burgundy.
The film is a new documentary from Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw, who also made The Truffle Hunters. It's set on a 160-year-old family vineyard in Burgundy, France. An aging patriarch is handing the estate to a grandson who has very different plans for it. It's a close look at a way of life and at what one generation passes on to the next.
The menu borrows from the forest floor and the wine cellar:
Pickled Mushroom Salad with butternut squash confit
Mutton Snapper with mushroom strudel and salsa verde
Burgundy Red Wine Poached Pear with candy cap mushroom crème anglaise and almond praline
6:00 PM Blind tasting and dinner at Williams Hall
8:15 PM Screening at the Tropic CinemaTicket includes the tasting, wine pairings, dinner and your film ticket. Seating is limited.
Tickets: $140 (does not include fees)
Thursday, November 19, 2026 at 6:00pm
Williams Hall
—>729 Fleming Street
Angie Aparo
"The Greatest Musician You've Never Heard"
Live in Key West
Ask any music great who is one of the best to ever write and sing and they almost always include the name Angie Aparo. He's written songs for the likes of Miley Cyrus and Faith Hill and won a Grammy for Hill with his song, "Cry." He's recorded with names like Matchbox 20 and Zac Brown and thrives as an independent genius within an industry too often measured by commercial accolades. Simply put, this is the hidden gem every music fan hopes to find.
Zac Brown said, "Nobody can touch Angie Aparo as a live performer. He is incomparable." And Edwin McCain proclaimed "Angie is simply from another universe. When he plays, we all just stop in the moment and listen in awe."
Aparo's influence runs through local Key West talent as well. Celebrated musician Nick Norman said, "I once heard Angie play a few years back and I just started crying. I don't know why. It's just the power this guy has when he starts to sing and play."
Key West is invited to a rare evening with Angie Aparo at Williams Hall to experience a phenomenon that can only be experienced live. Limited tickets remain to what can only be described as an "emotional musical experience" in one of the island's most unique venues.
Tickets: $50-$65 (does not include fees)
[title of show]
This Tony Award-nominated Broadway hit is making its way to Williams Hall!
TITLE OF SHOW is a wildly funny, fast-paced musical comedy about four friends, one outrageous idea, and a dream that might just be crazy enough to work: writing a Broadway musical about writing a Broadway musical! What starts as a simple creative experiment quickly spirals into a hilarious adventure filled with catchy songs, big personalities, and plenty of creative chaos.
TITLE OF SHOW is a love letter to friendship, collaboration, taking chances, and daring to dream big. Whether you're a theatre fanatic or just love a great night of comedy, this is one show you won't want to miss!
ACTORS: Lauren Thompson, Jeremy Zoma*, Bridget Adams King and Arthur Crocker
*member of Actors Equity Association
DIRECTED BY: Jeremy Zoma and Lauren Thompson
MUSICAL DIRECTION: Roberta Jacyshyn
Music & Lyrics by Jeff Bowen
Book by Hunter Bell
[TITLE OF SHOW] is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. www.concordtheatricals.com
Tickets: $50 (does not include fees)
January 28-February 6 at 7:30pm
Williams Hall
—>729 Fleming Street
Love Upon the Throne
From the writer of the Tony Award-winning Broadway sensation The 39 Steps comes Love Upon the Throne—a royally outrageous comedy, soon to take the stage at Williams Hall!
Experience the chaotic brilliance of a fast-paced comedy where the entire, epic saga of Prince Charles and Princess Diana is tackled by just two frantically sweating actors. Left with nothing but cheap props, terrible costume changes, and sheer panic, this unstoppable duo darts between roles in seconds—hilariously transforming from a stiff Prince of Wales and wide-eyed Diana to a domineering Queen Elizabeth II.
It is a laugh-out-loud masterclass in theatrical madness that takes you straight from the glitz of the Royal Wedding into the absolute zoo of the media fishbowl, making it a wild, hilarious ride you genuinely cannot miss.
ACTORS: Brandon Beach and Phillip Cole White*
*member of Actors Equity Association
Tickets: $45 (does not include fees)
March 11-27, 2027 at 7:30pm
Williams Hall
—>729 Fleming Street