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 Variety! Variety! |
604 Duval Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 293 0411 |
With a name like that, diversity is on the menu. This gallery is one of the newest co-op. galleries that presents local artists. The gallery's permanent collections include works of David Scott, Pam Hobbs, Lynne Fischer, Jennifer Badry, Maggie Ruley and Michael Sanders. Displayed works include paintings, prints, pottery, jewelry, glass and clay art. What's more? One of the 7 artists is always present in the gallery, working on-site. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Caught on Camera |
1210 Duval Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 294 0005 http://www.alanmaltz.com/ |
If you are looking for a different kind of gallery, this is where you should be. Having established this gallery in January 1999, Alan S. Maltz has also created award-winning books like 'Key West Color' and 'Miami City of Dreams' in recent times. Beautiful sunsets, colourful flowers, gorgeous landscape, amazing wildlife... there is nothing that his camera has not caught. So, go ahead and have a look. Click! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Hippie haven |
606 Duval Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 294 7131 |
Travel back a few decades at this shop, where love beads live on accompanied by yin-yang symbols, psychedelic stuff, those whirly-twirly tie-dye T-shirts and all the trinkets of the love parade that marched through our lives. Timothy Leary and his groupies would be right at home here, although the rest of us are likely to gaze in awe, amazed that so much of the love-child lore is still around. For collectors of all things love and peace, this might just be nirvana, however. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Professional and reasonable art work |
6003 Peninsular Stock Island Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 293 1122 |
Art Warehouse is located on Stock Island and is popular for its custom matting and framing. This store has a good variety of frames to please locals as well as tourists. The staff is warm and friendly and will help you find things to fit your budget. So go ahead and check it out! Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Java journey for caffeine fans |
Mile Marker 15 Florida Keys, FL 33041 United States +1 800 523 2326 http://www.babyscoffee.com/ |
Caffeine fans will love this spot with its focus on coffee. Here you can find an aromatic array of beans, ranging from Wrecker's Roast to Hemingway's Hair of the Dog, Baby's Private Buzz and a popular favorite, Death by Coffee. Coffee options include Hawaiian, Costa Rican, and Jamaican Blue Mountain. Flavored coffees and a variety of decaf roasts are also available. Baby's roasts 100 percent premium coffee. It is shipped fresh, not vacuum packed or freeze-dried. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Shoppers' Paradise |
315 Petronia Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 294 1928 http://www.besamemucho.net/ |
Besame Mucho has four sections that will drive you wild - Besame Apothecary, Besame House, Besame Treasures and Besame Apparel. The products 'clean everything from linens to little faces'. You will find everything from soap to perfumes and designer home products to clothes. You can also find Kiehls and Dr. Hauschka beauty products plus jewelry, such as Alix Blüh's Victorian-style Modern Relics costing from $125 to $350. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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All for a good cause |
1229, Duval Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 294 0070 http://www.thechickenstore.com/ |
Contrary to what the name suggests, The Chicken Store does not sell chicken. In fact, it saves them. This unique place is run by the Rooster Rescue Team, a voluntary body that works towards preserving gypsy chicken in Key West. If the store deems you worthy, you can adopt a chicken for free. If you want to support the effort and contribute to the rehabilitation process, you could buy some of the merchandise here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Oriental Leanings |
333 Simonton Florida Keys, FL United States +1 305 294 2136 |
Antiques, furniture and different objects hand picked all the way from the far east. Reason enough for China Clipper to be the most hunted store on Simonton Street. The next attraction is the much awaited addition of delicate European furniture. This place is a must-visit. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Emeralds and other glitter |
400 Front St Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States |
Colombia, land of emeralds, is not far away from Key West. Gemstones of many colors, as well as diamonds, can be found at this sleek and chic jewelry purveyor that is well-known throughout the Caribbean. Gold, quality watches and a variety of other treasures are also featured here. Shipping is available worldwide, and emeralds are duty free stones. Be sure to take a look at the rare Conch pearls while you're here. They make a most unusual souvenir. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Unusual Cuban art |
814 Duval Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 295 9422 / +1 800 621 3596 http://www.cubacubastore.com |
This store has the most unusual arts and crafts, which you might not find anywhere else in the US. From music to books, cigars, souvenirs, flags, and ceramics - this store has it all. It's impossible to leave from here empty handed! You can sip a steaming cup of coffee at Café Cubita or try some T-shirts with Cuban prints. This gallery is a must visit for all tourists! Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Gay and lesbian bookstore |
830 Fleming Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 294 3931 |
Gays and lesbians have flocked to this island in the sun and many guest houses here cater specifically to the gay travelers. Many of those travelers find their way to Flaming Maggie's, a bookstore that stocks magazines, written material, cards, and gifts for and about the gay life. The store is located on Fleming Street. A coffee bar offers you the opportunity to leaf through a book or magazine, or gaze at the artwork for sale, while you contemplate purchases. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Skimming the waves |
245 Front St (at the Hilton Marina) Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 294 8899 http://furycat.com/ |
Catamarans are speedy sailboats that fly across the water on two pontoons with the deck, controls and sail in the middle. The Fury skims the seas on a variety of sun-and-fun expeditions that feature swimming, a look at colorful reef fish, sunset sailings and plenty of beverages ranging from soft drinks to champagne, wine and beer. If the sun gets to you, it is comforting to know there are some shady spots aboard. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Go Green with Envy |
606 Greene Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 294 1669 http://www.galleryongreene.com |
Stop here to browse and sift through paintings, sculptures and other works of art by Pulitzer prize winners. Although contemporary art dominates the scene, antiques of historical importance add to the charm. One more thing, don't take the name of the gallery too seriously and dress in green! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Haitian Art on Sale |
600 Frances Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 296 8932 http://www.haitian-art-co.com/ |
Established in 1977, this is the largest and the most well-known collection of Haitian art outside of Haiti. Haitian artists have been largely influenced by their sense of place, and therefore have a variety of styles. The gallery features painters like Carlo Jean-Baptiste, Carlo Jean-Jacques, Yves Jean-Pierre, Simeon Michel, Robert Saint-Brice, Petion Savain and Julien Valery, to name a few. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Art Speak! |
1206 Duval Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 296 7399 http://www.handsongallery.com |
Hands On Gallery caters to the genre of the art-to-wear. Artful creations of hand-woven silk, wearable cottons, unique jewelry, accessories, gift items and lots more find a place here. Distinctive glass art is also seen on the shelves. You will find what you need - be it for yourself or for your home. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Caribbean Art |
1128 Duval Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 292 9909 http://www.island-arts.com/ |
Welcome to Island Arts Co-op. Gallery! In this gallery you will find art that suits your taste - the items are handmade and belong to Caribbean style. Local artists, who are members of the Island Arts Co-operative, portray their works at this venue. Choose from different media - acrylics, iron, copper, bronze, ceramic, glass, watercolors, photography and lots more. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Art all the way |
1124B Duval Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 296 3039 |
This gallery is a well-known landmark in Key West. It displays works of Lucie Bilodeau, Jim Trippe, Thomas M. Easley and many others. In addition, it caters chiefly, to local and international artists. The artworks are reasonably priced. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Way to one's Art |
609 Whitehead Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 296 0977 |
In keeping with the name, this gallery displays the rhythms of contemporary art. Paintings with vibrant colours, oil on canvas, pastels, sculptures - you name it and it's here. If you are art-hunting, then don't miss this place! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Art Destination |
930 Eaton Street, near Grinnell Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 294 8451 http://www.katesgallery.com/ |
When it comes to portraits, Kate Peachey scores. She started this gallery in December 2003. The gallery showcases a variety of arts like painting, portraits, sculpture, furniture and pottery. Kate, herself, uses different media to project her talent - paints, boards, doors, acrylics and oil on canvas and even rocks. The gallery also stocks works of other artists - Anja Marais, Ken Peskett, Dick Moody and the unique cigarette box construction sculptures of Bruce Alexander. Music events, featuring her husband, Carl and some of his friends, are also held here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A Different Art |
511 Duval Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 294 8564 http://www.kennedystudio.com/ |
If you are looking for innovative and unique art, then this is your destination. The gallery offers a variety of art to choose from - explore the sea world through the works of Caren Stevens or amuse yourself with Lisa Grubb's cat and dog paintings. The gallery also has on display, art tiles, fountains, wood carvings and beautiful metal etchings. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Kent Get Better! |
821 Duval Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 292 5646 / +1 800 990 5368 http://www.kentgalleryart.com/... |
Looking for elegant stuff? Then, this is where you need to be. This gallery displays a diverse collection of art by emerging as well as internationally-acclaimed artists. Be it realistic paintings or abstract creations, you are sure to get it here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Frame your memories |
3210 North Roosevelt Boulevard Searstown Mall Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 292 5544 |
Located in the Searstown Mall, this store specializes in custom framing. The work is highly professional and there is a huge selection of frames to choose from. Fine art, antique maps and original works, you can get it all framed here! This store provides shipping facilities as well. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Traditional Art |
1121 Duval Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 296 2680 |
The Key West Folk Gallery is quite small compared to the others. But their collection d'art is wonderful. Find canvas translations of Key West's folklore here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tropical fashions for island style |
201 Simonton Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 294 9535 http://www.keywestfashions.com/ |
You're in Key West and you're wearing a boring blue shirt and beige pants? Get tropical at Key West Hand Print Fashions. In business here for decades, this fabric shop not only has fashions from purses to shirts and hats to ties, but also has fabrics by the yard so you can create a little bit of the Keys back home. Tucked away in a historic landmark building, the shop features very colorful prints but, rest easy, they're also very pretty and will get you in that bright tropical spirit. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Grapeless tropical fruit wines |
103 Simonton Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 292 1717 / +1 866 880 1717 http://thekeywestwinery.com/ |
When you think of wine, you naturally think of grapes; but Key West has its own style, and its own wine without grapes. This winery is located two blocks from Duval Street on Simonton Street and it offers tropical fruit wines such as Black Gold made from blackberries, and Blueberry Blue and Orange Sunshine wine aged with coffee beans. Key Lime wine is a popular favorite and you can even try white wine made from carrots. There is a free tasting bar, wine accessories for sale, and free parking in the back. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Handmade soles |
107, Fitzpatrick Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 294 5044 http://www.kinosandalfactory.com |
Founded by Roberto and Margerita Lopez in 1966, Kino Sandals got its name from Roberto Lopez's childhood nickname. A Cuban style building, this factory cum store is quite famous for its sole-solutions. Original in-house designs coupled with traditional handmade technique make Kino truly unique. Innovative names like Margarita, Men's Lily and Mercedes only add to the lure of this store. Be it men, women or children, Kino Sandal Factory has something for everyone. And at surprisingly affordable prices! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Only hospital in Lower Keys |
5900 College Road Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 294 5531 |
Located on Stock Island 1/2 mile from Key West and about 3 miles from Boca Chica. This is the only hospital in the area and all emergencies are seen here. The facilities available are also useful in treating trauma cases as well as mild to serious surgical procedures. Adjacent parking is also available and ambulances along with paramedics are always ready to dash off for an emergency. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Magnificent sunsets and great shopping |
300 Duval St (at Front St) Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 296 4557 |
Located by the historic Key West waterfront, this open-air marketplace and entertainment complex is a great place to start or end your visit to Key West. Known for its magnificent sunsets, the area is also home to many shops, including Shell Warehouse, Key West Sponge Market and Caribbean Cargo. The Square also features daily entertainment, which includes guitar music, juggling, and animal performances. Local sightseeing tours also depart from the Square. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Handle with care |
213 Simonton Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 293 8822 http://www.maryosheasglassgard... |
Electrical lamps, mirrors, artware dishes, wall decor, jewellery and more... What's new? Well, they are all hand-made and made of glass. The Glass Garden is the largest glass studio gallery in Key West. If you want to add that extra personal touch to your room, then this is the right place. Go ahead, and grab some artwork. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Key West on two wheels |
601 Truman Avenue Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 866 296 1625 http://www.mopedhospital.com/ |
Rent a bike or a moped from the Moped Hospital and explore Key West Island's beautiful scenery on two wheels. And you don't even have to pay in advance – the Moped Hospital's policy is to ask for money only after you are back from your journey. And if you happen to like what you rented, go ahead and buy it at a cheap rate, with a thirty day warranty against accidents. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Of needles and pins |
5160 US 1 Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 292 9110 |
In the mood for something radical? Painful? Or permanent? Then stroll down to Paradise tattoo parlor. With a variety or over 20,000 designs and unlimited colors to choose from, just gearing up for the painful procedure won't be your only problem. With a self-inflicted title of being Key's cleanest and largest tattoo parlor, this place even does custom work, cover ups and re-coloring. Head on there all you masochists. This is your place. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Insanely Hot Peppers, Jellies and Sauces Online |
602 Greene Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 295 9333 / +1 800 597 2823 (Toll Free) http://www.peppersofkeywest.com/ |
This is an online store that delivers all the 'hot stuff' to your door. You can choose from Orange Crush to Smokin' Hot Jalapeno Sauce at the click of a mouse. Cook books, posters and CDs are also sold online. The products are moderately priced. They also have a Hot Sauce of the Month Club! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Pure Kitsch |
517-519 Fleming Florida Keys, FL United States +1 305 295 0973 |
A feisty feast for the eyes, when you enter Pura Vida. From tropical knick knacks to paintings - all original – you can decorate or redecorate your haven, and buy flowers from the neighbouring 'Mama Flowers.' The furniture crafted deftly by hand is another advantage to Key West residents. Surely your purse too would agree to a scintillating shopping experience! Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Dive a coral reef |
End of Elizabeth Street and Greene Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 294 7755 http://www.sunnydayskeywest.co... |
Florida's Keys are the home of the only living coral reef in the nation and if you want to get a one-on-one look at it, this company will take you out to reef on a snorkeling expedition. Reef express will provide you with gear and expert instruction. Join tropical fish and swim among the colorful corals as experts accompany you through the reef. Two separate snorkeling spots are included in each three-hour trip, which also includes flotation devices and soft drinks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Slip it On |
510 Fleming Street Florida Keys, FL United States +1 305 295 3893 |
After a visit to Ruby's, your taste in jewelery receives the most remarkable twist. The collection is pleasantly bizarre and to add to that, it is made by in-house designers! Try the opals in gilted wonder or better still...emeralds. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sail a tall-master |
202 William Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 292 9830 http://www.schoonerwesternunio... |
There are few experiences more impressive and memorable than watching a tall-masted ship as its white sails unfurl, heading toward the horizon. You can be part of that experience on a romantic day or night expedition aboard the Western Union, a 130-foot schooner. Adventures are daily and custom charters are available. This impressive craft is moored at the Schooner Wharf in the historic district. This ship is the official tall ship of Key West and features a variety of daily cruises. Reservations required Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Snorkeling, sailing trips |
201 William Street Historic Key West Seaport Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 292 4768 / +1 800 507 9955 (Toll free) http://www.keywestsebago.com/ |
Whether it is sipping champagne on a special skimming ride across the sea or flying high above the water on a parasail, Sebago Watersports can organize it for you. This company says it stands ready to provide everything "above and below the waterline". Operating three custom-built catamarans, the company also organizes parasailing trips, afternoon snorkel and sail trips, morning trips, sunset sailings, beach visits and flying over the Keys' crystalline waters. The boats hold between 49 and 125 passengers and include bathrooms, showers, sun and shade, and a bar. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sandford Style |
328 Simonton Street Florida Keys, FL United States +1 305 296 7493 |
A peak is not enough; luxurious fabrics, slinky silk scarves wait to be discovered by your credit card! All objects on display, bags and various pieces of luggage are a creation of well-known designer Sandford Birdsey. The interactive workshops held by Birdsey are also worth the trip. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Waterborne adventures |
2801 North Roosevelt Blvd Hampton Inn Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 294 1987 http://www.sunsetwatersports.net/ |
With the help of this company, you can get out there on the water, zip around on water skis, kneeboards, or a five-person banana boat ride. You can try snorkeling, waverunners, kayaks, windsurfing and sailing, all for one price of $99 per person. Add $30 and you can toss in a parasail ride. Billed as "guaranteed to wear you out," this multi-option offer includes a free barbecue lunch, and use of any or all of their equipment. It's a good bet their motto will come true. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Get fresh and buy fresh |
201 William Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 296 0778 |
If you want to cook your favorite meal or pick up something for your picnic or boat outing, then this is the best place to drop by. This market located at the Key West Historic Seaport offers everything you need. From fresh fruits and vegetables to prime meats and fish, it's available here. If this is not enough, a good selection of wine and cheeses would probably keep you here a little bit longer. All you need is a large appetite for good food and the ingredients. Make sure to carry a large shopping basket. Free parking is available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Pottery Gallery |
322 Julia Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 294 5067 http://www.keyweststudios.com/ |
Potters Charles Pearson and Tom Roeder teamed up to bring Whitehead Street Pottery gallery to life. They specialize in creating porcelain, stoneware and Raku-fired vessels. Visitors throng to the gallery to check out their latest works of art on a regular basis. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Art from Waste |
907 Caroline Street Florida Keys, FL 33040 United States +1 305 294 3935 |
This gallery displays pottery, sculpture, frames and much more. What is unique about this place is that it also has a collection of paintings made from recycled materials and items, found in and around the city. This place is definitely worth a look! Review © 2007, Wcities |
