Walk on White’s next art stroll will take place on Thursday, April 17, from 6:00-9:00pm.
 
One of Key West’s most popular ongoing “art stroll” experiences, art lovers can explore more than 20 WOW destinations showcasing the works of painters, photographers, sculptors, ceramic and mixed media artists, and artisan jewelry makers while enjoying beautiful island architecture, exhibit openings, creative demonstrations, musical, literary and performance offerings, and libation and food samples.
 
Each WOW event benefits a local non-profit organization, with Suzanne Moore Real Estate at 1100 White St., hosting April’s fundraiser. Raffle tickets for a chance to win a prize basket of goodies donated by area businesses and vendors will be available at the location, with proceeds benefiting Fund the Future Find the Cure, Inc., a local non-profit that raises funds for breast cancer research.
 
Encompassing the stretch of White St. running from Southard to United and extending along several of its cross-streets, WOW events take place the third Thursday of each month through May and are sponsored in part by the Monroe County Tourist Development Council. For a list of participating locations and more information, visit www.WalkOnWhiteKeyWest.com.

One Walk on White art stroll event is set to take place before Christmas, on Thursday, Dec 19. The evening kicks off at 5:30pm at Key West City Hall, 1300 White Street, where art strollers can enjoy sweet treats and meet Mr. and Mrs. Claus along with the mayor and City commissioners. At 6:00pm the Key West High School Band will perform at City Hall, followed by a second performance down the street at Brenda Donnelly Real Estate 1119 White St. 

Each Walk on White event benefits a local non-profit organization. At Brenda Donnelly Real Estate, WOW attendees can purchase raffle tickets for a chance to win a prize basket of goodies donated by area businesses, with proceeds benefiting the KWHS Band.
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Encompassing the stretch of White St. running from Southard to United and extending along several of its cross-streets, more than 20 WOW destinations are available to explore, located in galleries, a variety of local business establishments, and numerous outdoor kiosks, showcasing the works of painters, photographers, sculptors, ceramic and mixed media artists, and artisan jewelry makers. Attendees can experience island architecture, exhibit openings, creative demonstrations, musical, literary and performance offerings, and libation and food samplings.

WOW events take place the third Thursday of each month through May and are sponsored in part by the Monroe County Tourist Development Council. For a list of participating locations and more information, visit www.WalkOnWhiteKeyWest.com.

Walk on White, one of Key West’s most popular ongoing “art stroll” experiences, is set to kick off its 2024 season on Oct. 17, and will continue monthly every third Thursday through May, taking place from 6:00-9:00pm.
 
Launched in 1999 to promote and celebrate Key West’s mid-town galleries and showcase the range and caliber of their artists, WOW has evolved and expanded, and now also includes multiple White St. district businesses and destinations that will open their doors to the arts loving public. Additionally, the WOW organization is now leveraging the event’s enormous popularity by serving as a fundraising vehicle for local non-profit organizations.
 
Easily navigable for most walkers and bikers, the WOW district encompasses the stretch of White St. running from Southard to United and extends along several of its cross-streets. Art lovers can explore an array of offerings at more than 20 destinations showcasing the works of painters, photographers, sculptors, ceramic and mixed media artists, and artisan jewelry makers while enjoying beautiful island architecture, exhibit openings, creative demonstrations, musical, literary and performance offerings, libation and food samples and the pleasure of connecting with community.
 
October WOW highlights include a 6:15pm live performance by the Key West High School Conchettes performance group at the Dairy Queen at 1207 United St., and a 6:45 performance at Coldwell Banker Schmitt Real Estate Company at 1201 White St., where those of legal age can sample a selection of J.F. Haden’s craft liqueurs. While at Coldwell Banker, attendees can purchase raffle tickets for a chance to win a prize basket full of goodies donated by area businesses and vendors. Raffle proceeds benefit the KWHS Conchettes and ticket holders need not be present to win.
 
Other special Oct. event features include complimentary tasting samples served up at Mo’s Restaurant, Sandy’s Café, Oasis Mediterranean Cuisine, and White Street Pizza, all located on White Street. Visitors to Truman & Co. Real Estate, 1205 Truman Ave., can enjoy Key West First Legal Rum samples compliments of Zintsmaster and team, and Mutiny Vodka samples at the Golden Heron House, 1106 Georgia St.
 
Haven’t had a chance yet to meet and congratulate the “Island of the Arts” new Mayor, Danise “Dee Dee” Henriquez? Event organizers report that the Mayor has set a goal to visit all of the nearly two-dozen participating locations on Oct. 17. Walk on White is sponsored in part by the Monroe County Tourist Development Council. For a list of participating locations and more information, visit www.WalkOnWhiteKeyWest.com.