Handmade Wares by Acclaimed Artisans to Highlight Key West Craft Show
KEY WEST, Florida Keys — On the island that has nurtured creative spirits from John James Audubon to Mario Sanchez, attendees can explore the work of approximately 100 national and regional artisans Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 28-29, during the 37th annual Key West Craft Show.

Scheduled for 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days, the outdoor show takes place on lower Whitehead Street and Caroline Street in Key West’s picturesque Old Town and Truman Annex areas. Artisan booths are to be set among historic attractions and museums including one honoring Audubon.

All craft offerings in the acclaimed juried show must be original and handmade by the artist. The colorful wares, many produced by exhibitors who return each year, typically include artistry in glass and fabric, jewelry, ceramics, woodcrafts, toys to entice young attendees and more.

Presented by the Key West Art Center, the oldest artist member organization in the Florida Keys, the free-admission craft show draws as many as 25,000 attendees each year. It has earned repeated recognition from Sunshine Artist magazine as one of the top 200 shows in the United States.

Proceeds from the show support the programs of the Key West Art Center and maintain the historic 301 Front St. building that houses its gallery.

Event information: keywestartcenter.com/key-west-craft-show

Key West visitor information: fla-keys.com/keywest or 1-800-LAST-KEY
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