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Band Set to Rock Key West’S Sunset Green INSIDE WEEK OF OCTOBER 24-30, 2019 www.FloridaWeekly.com Vol. 4, No. 30 • FREE Making a roar Bear World Magazine’s Robin Gray dishes on the third annual Key West Bear Weekend. A16 X Top Picks Find out what not to miss this week on the island. A9 X IN TUNE BUT OFF KEY Rolling out INSIDE: Part 2. A10 X Eighth annual Key West Film Festival announces extensive Florida film lineup. A14 X The Allman Betts Band set to rock Key West’s Sunset Green BY LAURA RICHARDSON laura.richardson@fl oridaweekly.com The weight of legacy can be oppressive. How does an artist honor his roots while simultaneously blazing a trail of his own? And what if an artist’s roots are so syn- onymous with American rock ‘n roll that any new trail blazed has to ride that razor fine line between reverence and innovation? If you ask Devon Allman and Duane Betts, Real Estate it’s just not that complicated. Devon, whose High-end history in Old Town at father was the late Gregg Allman, and Duane, COURTESY PHOTO 711 Elizabeth St. A18 X SEE BAND, A12 X The Allman Betts Band. A2 WEEK OF OCTOBER 24-30, 2019 www.FloridaWeekly.com FLORIDA WEEKLY KEY WEST OFF OFF DUVAL Editor Laura Richardson The most traveled and visible street westislandbooks.com. This decades- [email protected] in Key West is only the beginning, the old boutique bookstore offers a surpris- surface, of what the town has to offer. ingly varied wealth of current and used Publisher Ask locals about their favorite spots or titles, from bestsellers to rare titles. stroll through quiet neighborhoods and Often open late, it’s an inviting place to Niall Geoghegan down alleyways off Duval, and you’ll browse the crowded stacks. [email protected] begin to dive deeper into the quieter, more diverse and less readily appar- La Rubia Panama Hats, 510 Flem- Reporters ent offerings. 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