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Event calendar courtesy of fla-keys.com
The Tourism & Development Council of the Florida Keys
Events in The Florida Keys for
November,
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| March 13 to November 30,
in Key West |
Key West Fishing Tournament, Inc
This popular 8.5-month-long competition targets more than 40 species of fish.
Contact: Doris Harris 305-295-6601 or 800-970-9056
Email: director@keywestfishingtournament.com
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| November 11 to December 04,
in Marathon |
Marathon Community Theater presents: The Odd Couple
A Neil Simon female spin-off version of the successful 70s TV series. Instead of poker, the hilarity ensures with a game of Trivial Pursuit. It's witty, funny, neurotic. Visit website for select show dates.
Contact: 305-743-0994
Email: gm@marathontheater.org
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| November 23 to November 27,
in Key West |
Red Barn Theater presents: Funny Gay Males Variety Show
It's an evening of song and schtick; Joan Rivers calls them “comic pioneers” and the Village Voice says they’re “hilarious.” The Funny Gay Males are bringing their act to the Red Barn Theatre for four nights only this Thanksgiving week! See website for tickets.
Contact: 305-296-9911
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| November 24 to December 31,
in Key West |
Harbor Walk of Lights
The harbor walk along the Historic Seaport at Key West Bight, stretching from Greene Street to Grinnell Street, is to be festively dressed for the holiday season. Celebrate with Key West Bight holiday events, shop at unique island shops and galleries, and relax at waterfront restaurants and watering holes. Part of the Key West “Bight Before Christmas” holiday celebration, the festivities are presented by the Key West Bight Preservation Association.
Contact: 305-292-5044
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| November 24,
in Big Pine |
Guided Walk at the National Key Deer Refuge - Long Beach Trail
Join a guided refuge trail walk for birders and outdoor enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels. Meet at the National Key Deer Refuge Visitor's Center, located in the Winn Dixie shopping plaza. Participants caravan to the scheduled trail site - Long Beach Trail - maps provided. Prompt departure at 8:05 a.m. for morning bird activity, so arrive early to get your bird-friendly, shade grown coffee or other beverages at nearby shops. Each walk will end by 11 a.m., or whenever bird activity drops off. Hat, sunscreen, bug spray, comfortable walking shoes, water, binoculars or spotting scope, field guides, and appropriate dress for the weather are suggested.
Contact: 305-872-0774
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| November 26 to November 27,
in Islamorada |
Islamorada Fishing Club Junior Derby
All species count for points in this competition for young anglers, with the most points awarded for bonefish and permit. Among many prizes, grand champion anglers are to be named in three age divisions — super small fry (up to age 6), small fry (ages 7-10) and junior (ages 11-16). Separate grand champions are to be named in guided and unguided divisions within each age group. Entrants are allowed to fish from a boat or from land, so kids can fish from any of the Keys’ popular fishing bridges or shorelines. Entry fee $50.
Contact: 305-664-4735
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| November 26 to December 05,
in Key West |
Pirates in Paradise 2010
Historic Key West and Fort Taylor transform into a pirates' stronghold with over 150 pirate entertainers. Tall ships, sea battles, arts and crafts, pirate sails, a living history encampment and nonstop entertainment!
Contact: 305-296-9694
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| November 26 to November 28,
in Islamorada |
Holiday Arts & Crafts Festival
Holiday Isle Resort & Marina, mile marker 84 oceanside, is again to host the annual show, a perfect opportunity to do some holiday shopping for the season. Open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day, free admission.
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| November 26 to November 28,
in Marathon |
Art Festival
Presented by the Florida Keys Art Guild, enjoy browsing the works of local artisans, and do some early shopping for unique gifts for holidays. To be held at the City Events Field, mile marker 52, open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Free admission.
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| November 26,
in Key West |
Cabaret Key West presents: Places, Please ...
Enjoy an evening of songs spanning from classic show tunes to today’s hits. Veterans of the stage consist of Michael McCabe, Traci Reynolds, Laurie Breakwell, Gayla Morgan and Amy Ray. A joyful celebration of song and the human spirit. Showtime 8 p.m. at Tennessee Williams Theater.
Contact: 305-296-5803
Email: seaconch03@yahoo.com
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| November 27,
in Islamorada |
Second Annual BayJama Reggae Fest
Reggae, dance & party music on the water, featuring Keven's and more special musical guests. Food, beverages and an array of vendors are to be available during the event. Gates open 2 p.m., shows from 4 p.m. - 10 p.m. Admission tickets are $25 the day of the event.
Contact: 305-395-6344
Email: info@keysice.com
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| November 27,
in Marathon |
Fall Festival at Marathon Garden Club
Features include tropical nursery plants and decorative planters, baked goods, educational booths, raffles, local artisans, crafts & ornaments, live music and children's activities. Open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Contact: 305-743-4971
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| November 27,
in Islamorada |
Keys Community Concert Band presents: Celebrate America
Enjoy patriotic music at a free outdoor community band concert, to start at 2 p.m. at Founders Park, Islamorada, MM 87. Admission free, bring lawn chairs or blankets. The free concert will take place at the TIB Bank of the Keys Amphitheater in Founders Park. BayJama Reggae Fest will begin immediately after the 2 p.m. concert. Concert attendees may stay for Reggae Fest at a discounted ticket price.
Contact: Donna Heiner 305-853-7294
Email: heinerdonna@yahoo.com
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| November 27,
in Marathon |
Kids Expo at Crane Point Hammock
It's birds, bees, flowers, trees and trail mix at Crane Point. Visit the Museum, walk the nature trails, explore the Wild Bird Center and browse the souvenirs in the gift shop. From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., located at mile marker 50.5 bayside, the event is a perfect family fun day.
Contact: 305-743-9100 or 743-3900
Email: audrey@cranepoint.net
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| November 28,
in Key West |
"The Messiah"
As many as 90 singers from around the Florida Keys participate in the annual performance of George Frideric Handel’s holiday masterpiece. Directed by Dean Walters, the 28th annual production is to be staged at Key West United Methodist Church at the corner of Eaton and Simonton streets, and admission is free. Show starts at 8 p.m.
Contact: 305-745-1409
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