Tour Glynn Archer with Commissioner Johnston

On Sunday, March 1st from 3-4pm, the first walk and tour of the restoration of historic Glynn Archer will be led by Commissioner Teri Johnston. Meet up at the front of Glynn Archer at 1302 White Street by 3pm to be let into the site. We will tour the site and plans with local architect Bert Bender, as well as the surrounding neighborhood to talk about upcoming sidewalk and bike improvements. Spread over March, City Commissioners are showing leadership by leading walking and biking tours of current City projects. Since the average deskbound person may only average 1,000 to 3,000 steps a day, the City of Key West and Monroe County Department of Health have partnered to host community events to give folks a reason to get out and move. Stay tuned to find out about other upcoming tours. Transportation Month is part of the City of Key West’s sustainability campaign: Preserve Island Life. To receive monthly eNewsletters covering this and future events, sign up for the pledge on www.preserveislandlife.com and follow us on facebook!