The Refuge has scheduled five Open Houses at Seahorse Key for 2023.
Friday, October 13 (rain date October 14)
Friday, November 10 (rain date November 11)
Open Houses are free once you arrive at the Refuge island. However, visitors must arrange their own transportation. Shuttles are provided for a fee by tour companies in Cedar Key, or visitors can arrive by private boat.
Important Information
Seahorse Key is an island almost 3 miles from Cedar Key. Access is only by boat. There are no amenities, such as food or water on the island. Rest room facilities are limited.
Should there be a medical or other emergency requiring professional assistance or evacuation, response times could be lengthy.
Please plan with this in mind.
Cedar Key 2023 Seafood Festival
53rd Annual Cedar Key Seafood Festival
FREE ADMISSION
Saturday Oct 21 & Sunday Oct 22, 2023
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily
SAVE THE DATE!!!
Follow the Cedar Key Lions Club for details and information on vendor space.
AHOY MATES! The Pirates will be sailing back NEXT year November 3-5, 2023.
It shall be a fun and family friendly event for all ages. Mark ye calendars now!
View their website: cedarkeypiratefest.com
View their Facebook Page: facebook.com/CedarKeyPirateInvasion
The Refuge has scheduled five Open Houses at Seahorse Key for 2023.
Friday, November 10 (rain date November 11)
Open Houses are free once you arrive at the Refuge island. However, visitors must arrange their own transportation. Shuttles are provided for a fee by tour companies in Cedar Key, or visitors can arrive by private boat.
Important Information
Seahorse Key is an island almost 3 miles from Cedar Key. Access is only by boat. There are no amenities, such as food or water on the island. Rest room facilities are limited.
Should there be a medical or other emergency requiring professional assistance or evacuation, response times could be lengthy.
Please plan with this in mind.
Established in 1964 and formerly known as the Cedar Key Sidewalk Arts Festival, the Old Florida Celebration of the Arts returned to a juried fine art fair format in 2006. Over the past 15 years, the festival’s reputation has grown and it is now recognized as one of the top Small-Town Art Fairs in the nation. Welcoming only 100 high-quality artists and about 15-18,000 visitors annually, the event radiates a relaxed and friendly atmosphere often missing in larger venues. The island community of Cedar Key is surrounded by the Lower Suwannee and Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuge on Florida’s Gulf Coast. This free event benefits the Cedar Key Arts Center, the coordinating sponsor, in addition to local non-profit and Cedar Key School groups who serve delicious food, beverages and goodies during the festival.
For more information on dates and details: https://www.cedarkeyartsfestival.com/dates.php