Green World Gallery

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Bry Harris & The Parrot Island Band

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Koz’s Green World Gallery

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Lobo’s Mixed Grill

monica — Fri, 29 Apr 2011 12:00:35 +0000

Lobo’s Mixed Grill is a little hide-away eatery where you find the locals gathering for lunch or any time. Sit outside under the shaded veranda and enjoy their huge roll-up sandwiches, scrumptious quesadillas, delicious burgers or cool down with a cold beer or glass of wine. All the ingredients are fresh and there’s something for everyone. You won’t be disappointed with the selection or the price. The staff is very friendly and the owner, Kristin, will strike up a conversation and go above and beyond to make sure you’re satisfied. If you need a break from the action on Duval Street and want to know where the locals eat a superb lunch try Lobo’s Mixed Grill.

Lobo’s Mixed Grill
5 Key Lime Square
Key West, FL 33040-6829
305-296-5303

Image credit: Key West Travel

Shane Morin

monica — Mon, 04 Apr 2011 12:00:00 +0000

Shane Morin served her country in the United States Navy as a welder. She decided to live in Europe for a while and then returned to United States. Shane settled down in Naples, Florida and started doing what she new best (welding). She uses recycled scrap metal that industries discard from the manufacturing industry. The artistic designs she creates are realist to abstract. Her distinguishing metal art can be purchased at Green World Gallery or online.

Artist:
Shane Morin

Green World Gallery
712 B Duval St.
Key West, Florida 33040
305-509-7167

Schooner Wharf Bar

monica — Sat, 02 Apr 2011 12:00:54 +0000

The Schooner Wharf Bar will have you coming back again, again, and again. The open-air bar will draw tourist and locals alike to their mix of special events, delectable food and unspeakable live music. The bar is located at the Historic Seaport in downtown Key West and has a second floor deck with a beautiful view of the classic yachts in the harbor. If you think you know every card trick there is, pull up a barstool and watch the “bar magic.” You never know who might be playing there that night. You’ll be amazed by the conversations that take place while drinking an ice cold beer. This is one of the last little pieces of old Key West.

Schooner Wharf Bar
202 William St.
Key West, FL
305-292-3302

Image credit: thora-cain

Bonnie Koon

monica — Mon, 28 Mar 2011 12:00:17 +0000

Bonnie Koon is a third generation native Floridian from Riverview. She has created the island life style and fun in the sun through her artistry. Her passion has been painting objects that surround the lifestyle that she has always known especially the Florida Keys. Most of her work has been done at a miniature scale like the KoonBerrie flip-flop that is only 3″ long by 1″ wide with an original painted design on each. Her tiny affectionate work is brought out by her style for the Florida life. The flip-flops can be purchased at Green World Gallery or you can order them online.

Artist
Bonnie Koon

Green World Gallery
712 B Duval St.
Key West, Florida 33040
305-509-7167

1930′s Casa Marina Hotel

monica — Sat, 26 Mar 2011 12:00:44 +0000

The Casa Marina Hotel was Key West’s largest and most expensive winter resort in the 1930′s. A beautiful sandy beach and thriving coconut trees faced the Atlantic Ocean. The hotel was built in 1921 by the Florida East Coast Railroad, not by Henry Flagler who passed away before it was built. The large building next to the hotel was the staffs dormitory and both dorm and hotel were closed during the summer and fall months. Today the hotel is recognized in the National Register for Historic Places. It has the largest private beach where you can watch astonishing sunrises each day.

Casa Marina Hotel
1500 Reynolds Street
Key West, FL 33040

Image Credit: flickr

Deryck Campbell

monica — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 12:00:03 +0000

Deryck Campbell is a self taught international artist that was educated in the United States, but is originally from Jamaica. His painting style consist of oil pastels that are combined to present abstract figures. The paintings are influenced by his travels and at times will tell a story. His paintings are subject matters that relate to people and events from all walks of life. The paintings communicate a particular feeling and are very clear with a bit of urban taste. Deryck’s art is featured in Art Galleries in Jamaica, England, Tampa and Key West. His distinctive painting can be purchased at Green World Gallery or online.

Artist:
Deryck Campbell

Green World Gallery
712 B Duval St.
Key West, Florida 33040
305-509-7167