Re-Purposing Found Items Into Unique Florida Keys Decor
Looking for inexpensive and clever ways to decorate your Florida Keys home? Look to found objects. With a little ingenuity and inspiration, you can turn discarded furniture, antiques and…
Looking for inexpensive and clever ways to decorate your Florida Keys home? Look to found objects. With a little ingenuity and inspiration, you can turn discarded furniture, antiques and…
If you love seafood, you'll love the keys. Fresh seafood is easy to cook, you can bake, grill, boil or broil it. You can enhance the flavor with a touch…
Spring Break is just around the corner. Make this a one they'll really remember. Educate and engage them in some of these offbeat activities. PLANT A PINEAPPLE GARDEN The keys…
After the Overseas Railroad was ravaged by several hurricanes, the Overseas Highway was built on top of the existing infrastructure. This literally opened the doors, and a flood of car traffic…
Reminder: Marine related thefts are on the rise; keep your property safe The Upper Keys have seen a recent increase in outboard boat engine thefts. Fenced-in lots have not been…
Our team searched the internet for the newest, coolest water toys for summer. This year's best bets includes high tech remote-controlled gadgets and underwater blue-tooth enabled speakers plus old favorites…
Melamine? While you may not be familiar with the name - you've seen it - at Target, Walmart, Kmart and other discount retailers. It's really durable plastic dishware that's…
Memorial Day is Monday, May 28th. Millions of Americans will hoist a few beers and down a burger, but we have a more memorable event in mind. First and…
Just in case you're wondering...yes that's a motorized, floting Tiki bar! Florida resident Greg Darby created the world's first waterbound Tiki bar. His company Cruisin' Tikis is headquartered in…
If you are building or renovating a coastal home you may want spend some time looking at decorative tile. In the past, tile may have been more of an…
Our Editor and writers have once again been hard at work looking for things that will excite and inspire you in the coming months. Here's the latest list: THROW…
Mother's Day is just around the corner, Sunday May 13th, it's time to plan and more importantly reservations! Don't know where to begin; start by asking her. She may…
If packing coolers for days spent on the boat is a routine occurrence in your household, you need to know about Chad's Deli in Tavernier. Chad's is located at…
It's hot and humid. There's a faint taste of salt in the air. You're thinking beer. Here's our take on the best beers for the keys. Light pale ales and Summer…
SEA CAMP Sea Camp on big Pine Key began in 1966 and emphasizes marine exploration and conservation. Camp activities include sailing, snorkeling, scuba diving, windsurfing and arts & crafts.…
Have you ever wondered about about who first inhabited the Florida keys? The keys were first inhabited by a tribe called the Calusa. Compared to other indigenous people of…
Story By Tamara Hooks Alligator Lighthouse is a popular destination for keys boaters. It is located 4 nautical miles offshore in shallow and often remarkably clear waters just off…
Story and photo contributed by Mary Garza Tiki Bars are ubiquitous in the Florida Keys- but have you ever wondered where this custom originated? In the early 1800s, the…
One of my new favorite places to grab fresh French pastries or croissant is La Grignote. The old Conch House opened on the quiet side of Duval Street, where…