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Florida's #1 Visitors Guide© Destinatiolntm FLORIDA Fall 2020 Florida's #1 Visitors Guide© DESTINATIOlNTM FLORIDA Meet Robert The Most Haunted Doll in the World! Cigars, Food & Art The Cuban/Key West Connection Music to Your Ears Key Largo’s Original Music Festival FLORIDA KEYS & KEY WEST Life here is so endlessly delicious… If you want to discover where to indulge in good food and good times during your next Florida adventure, visit us at DestinationFlorida.com. DESTINATIOlNTM FLORIDA • Florida Keys & Key West • Greater Tampa Bay • St Pete • Sarasota • Clearwater • Cedar Key • Gainesville • Bonita Springs • Charlotte Harbor • Englewood Beach • Everglades • Fort Myers • Fort Myers Beach • Marco Island • Naples • Punta Gorda • Sanibel-Captiva • Daytona • Ormond Beach • New Smyrna • Port Orange • The Palm Beaches 10-13 Arts Scene 22 Unplugged 31-45 Good Eats DESTINATIOlNTM FLORIDA what’s inside... Florida Keys & Key West Publishers 6 - 8 Top Picks 24 The Dolphins’ Tale Karen L. Davis/Pamela Childs The Best of the Florida Keys & Key West Dolphin Research Center Comptroller 11 For the Birds 26 The Perfect Cure for the Karen Davis Pulitzer Prize Artist Jeff MacNelly COVID 19 Blues Marketing/Creative Director Key West Tropical Forest & Pamela Childs 10 - 13 Arts Scene Botanical Garden Galleries & Museums you won’t want to Art Director/Brand Manager miss 31 - 45 Good Eats Marsha Michaels Cool spots to eat, drink and party Account Manager Key West 14 - 15 Walk this Way Peter Arnow Key West’s Colorful Historic Adventure 44 Key West’s Best Sunday Brunch Bistro 45 Adventure Contributor 16 - 17 Cigars, Food, Art & Culture Mayor Gonzo Mays The Cuban/Key West Connection 45 SOCA Signature recipe from Islamorada’s Photographer At Large 18 Meet Robert acclaimed “A Moveable Feast” Food Truck Peter Arnow The Most Haunted Doll in the World Webmaster 46 - 48 What’s On The Menu? Lance Belew 19 A Tour-de-Force One Man Show Sample menus from the Keys’ top Randy Roberts Live! restaurants PUBLISHED QUARTERLY 20 Key West’s Coolest Cats 99 - 54 Shop P.O. Box 1233, Key West, FL 33041 Jazz in the Garden Where to discover lots of great finds Online Edition @ 21 Master of Illusion 55 - 57 Nest destinationfloridakeys.com Christopher Peterson Scope out your own home in paradise facebook.com/destinationfloridakeys twittter.com/destinationkeys 22 Unplugged 58-60 Sleep Tight Key Largo’s Original Music Fest Recommended Lodging Properties destinationflorida.com 23 - 30 Xplore 61-62 Getting Around To become a Marketing Partner Top attractions around the Keys Maps of The Florida Keys & Key West or to order complimentary copies for your lodging property, please contact us at 305-849-3482 [email protected] ABOUT THE COVER DESTINATION Florida is privileged to feature a work by Reynerio Tamayo on our Fall 119 Trees Planted This Issue cover. As one of the most prominent Cuban painters of the 90’s generation, Reynerio Member of the Lodging Association of the Florida Keys and the Tamayo is also considered one of Cuba’s greatest “art” comedians. Postmodern, official in-room visitors guide for the Keys top lodging properties. daring and shrewd, Tamayo knows how to take the pulse of both national and foreign Additional distribution at high traffic areas throughout Monroe events in his humorous tone of subversive and questioning nuance. You can see an County including: Key West Chamber Of Commerce, Key West Business Guild, Marathon Chamber Of Commerce, exclusive collection of his extraordinary work at Key West’s acclaimed Gallery On Islamorada Chamber Of Commerce, Key Largo Visitor Center. Greene, 606 Greene St. Info: 305-294-1669; galleryongreene.com. Copyright 2020. All rights reserved. Special thanks to Key West’s Gallery On Greene 4 DESTINATION FLORIDA Florida Keys & Key West TOP PICKS BEST KEYS SUNSET CELEBRATION BEST Wedding Cake - Not! Lor-e-lei Restaurant & Cupcake Sushi Cabana Bar Let’s face it, coming up with innovative wedding ideas is no easy task, especially when it comes to the cake. So when we discovered Lori Shubert’s “Cupcake Sushi” in Key West, we knew that we had stumbled upon something really Cited as one of the "Best and Brightest Spots special. With options like salted caramel, red velvet and key lime, these elegant bite size pieces of art are deliciously in Florida,” this casual, family-friendly hangout creative and are unlike anything we’ve ever seen. Lori and her team can roll the cupcakes on location, create a is home to the world famous Lor-e-lei Fishing custom centerpiece for your reception, or have an assortment of your favorite flavors dropped off. If you really want to Guides and lively Sunset Celebration. Great “wow” your guests, Cupcake Sushi is the frosting on the cake. Find it at 1114 Truman Avenue in Key West or hit them casual fare with an array of tasty sandwiches, up at cupcakesushi.com. Info: 774-627-8703. fresh local seafood, ribs, steak, and chicken. Live entertainment by local bands. Happy Hour specials from 4 - 6pm. Find it at MM82, Bayside, Islamorada. 305-664-2692; Loreleicabanabar.com. BEST ISLAND CHIC BEST FAMILY RESTAURANT Key Colony Inn BEST LOBSTER BLT Snook’s Bayside makeup and lip-sync. 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