Today's Features

It took about half an hour for the small fiberglass tour boat to make it from the oyster-encrusted dock at Cedar Key to the small island known as Seahorse Key.
About a dozen passengers, clad in windbreakers and lap blankets, sat quietly, bobbing in unison with the gray waves of low tide. An osprey, clutching a fish in its talons, watched the boat from the channel marker it was using as a perch.

The Arts Center has lots to offer in December. All events are open to the public. Please join us for fun, comradeship, and creativity. 

Six thousand years ago, Native Americans living in Cedar Key began piling up shells to form manmade islands. 

 By EILEEN BOWERS