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Thousands of oysters will be shucked during the inaugural Key West Oyster Fest on Saturday, and when the celebration is over, the shells won’t be headed for the trash. They will be recycled for another use.The Key West Oyster Fest, presented by Half Shell Raw Bar and Everglades Oysters, will bring together regional oyster farmers, some of the Florida Keys’ most recognized chefs and restaurants, live music and a plethroa of oysters.The festival runs from 5-10 p.m., with a VIP hour from 5-6 p.m. The entry fee includes unlimited oysters and a premium open bar until 8 p.m., and live music by The Farm Boys, a swamp, country band from South Florida.The oyster event will be set up outside the iconic Key West restaurant in the circle parking lot with tents and more for food and beverage suppliers.

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