Take a step back into old Key West and celebrate the end of Prohibition with five days of fun filled Prohibition-themed films, cocktails, history, live entertainment and a blowout party at Sloppy Joe's at the corner of Duval and Greene Streets.
The arrival of 2025 is to be heralded on Key West's Duval Street with the "drop" of a gigantic manmade conch shell, the symbol of the Florida Keys, to the flat roof of Sloppy Joe's Bar, 201 Duval. Spectators gather on Duval for the annual gala, emceed by a rooftop host and featuring dancing in the street and a countdown to midnight recorded on a huge clock. Customers inside the bar may view the dropping of the conch shell on Sloppy-Tron.
Take a step back into old Key West and celebrate the end of Prohibition with five days of fun filled Prohibition-themed films, cocktails, history, live entertainment and a blowout party at Sloppy Joe's at the corner of Duval and Greene Streets. The fun-filled entertainment schedule is still being finalized. The final End of Prohibition celebration takes place Thursday, Dec. 5 at Sloppy Joe's with a costume contest, giveaways, a special appearance by the Anheuser-Busch antique truck and much more.