Annually, thousands of visitors come to enjoy the Old Florida Celebration of the Arts in April, the Fourth of July Celebration and the October Seafood Festival! 

Today, Cedar Key has become a artist and writer haven for those who find inspiration in the lands unspoiled environment. Many civilians visit every year to stroll down the historic streets as well as visit many galleries, shops, bayous, and world-famous restaurants that contain fresh seafood from local waters.

 A vast rage of migratory and shore birds, including the intriguing white pelican, roseate spoonbill, and bald eagle. The Cedar Keys that consists of federally protected sanctuaries form a chain of barrier islands, which ideally suit these wide variety of wild birds, fish, and other animals. The island also holds a numerous variety of natural habitats, all the way from Indian shell mounds to salt marshes. 

Cedar Key is the true nature lover's paradise.