For the second year in a row, thanks to hurricanes Idalia and Helene, we cannot have our traditional Winter Solstice event at the Shell Mound. Sadly, the repair of the pier will not be complete in time for this year's event,
However, we've got a great plan to make it happen in a spectacular place to hear UF Archaeologist Dr. Ken Sassaman's account of what transpired in our area between AD 400 and AD 650 as indigenous peoples from the eastern region of the U.S. gathered to celebrate the shortest day and longest night of the year when the sun is at its southernmost point of its yearly motion in the sky. The sunset will be the back drop for the presentation thanks to Low Key Hideaway/Tiki Bar owner, Scott Larsen, who enthusiastically agreed to allow Friends to hold the annual event there. Please join us around 4:30pm on Saturday, December 21, 2024, at the Lowkey Hideaway and Tiki Bar located at 12050 FL-24 in Cedar Key. The presentation will start around 5:00pm in anticipation of sunset at 5:38pm. After the presentation, conveniently, beverages and food are available at the Tiki Bar and food truck on the premises allowing for more discussions and socializing. Hope to see you there!
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