Three Businesses Honored in June

In a joint effort between Mayor Danise “DeeDee” Henriquez’s Keep Key West Beautiful Committee, the City Commission, and the Greater Key West Chamber of Commerce, three local businesses are honored with the Business Pride Award for the month of June. Blue Marlin Jewelry the Key West Collective Gallery, and Sea, Key West are all located in the 700 block of Caroline Street.

“These businesses are housed within one of the most beautifully maintained historic commercial buildings in downtown Key West,” said Commission Liaison Dorian Patton. “The property stands as an outstanding example of historic preservation, showcasing the architectural character and island charm that make our community so distinctive. From the carefully maintained exterior to the attention given to every detail of the storefronts, the building serves as a source of pride for the surrounding neighborhood and a welcoming landmark for residents and visitors alike.”

Equally impressive, noted Patton, is the outstanding customer service provided by the owners and staff.

“Visitors are greeted by knowledgeable, friendly, and attentive team members who embody the warm hospitality for which Key West is known,” he said. 
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The Keep Key West Beautiful Business Pride Award program honors businesses that demonstrate exceptional pride in the appearance of their properties, provide outstanding customer experiences, and contribute positively to the overall beauty and vitality of our community. Throughout the year, businesses are recognized for maintaining clean, welcoming, and professional environments that reflect the unique spirit and charm of Key West.