Duval is the most famous and most visited street in Key West. It stretches out from shore to shore, from the Gulf of Mexico to the Atlantic Ocean, with a multitude of restaurants, pubs and shopping opportunities unfolding before you. Duval Street is not only home to Ernest Hemingway's favorite pub Sloppy Joe's, but also to a rich nightlife. Several times a year the street attracts crowds to take part in diverse festivals that celebrate art, lifestyle, history and culture.

Known as the "Orchestra of Human Voices," Six is a powerhouse vocal group composed of brothers Barry, Kevin, Lynn, Jak, Owen, and Curtis. With incredible harmonies, beatboxing, and vocal sound effects, the brothers use only their voices to create an immersive, instrument-free musical experience. Their performances feature a dynamic mix of songs, comedic routines, and heartwarming family storytelling, making each show engaging for all ages. From pop hits to classics, Six combines talent, humor, and a unique style to deliver unforgettable entertainment in Branson.

Also a part of Mount St. Helens’ exploratory efforts, the Science and Learning Center at Coldwater gives guests the opportunity to experience educational programs, picnic on the deck, receive information on the 1980 eruption and even purchase “Discover Your Northwest” souvenirs. Hike along the Elk Bench Trail and Lakes Trail, gaining fabulous views of Coldwater Lake and elk sightings. Once past these trails, you’ll find yourself in the stunning Mt. Margaret Backcountry.

This festival does not only allow you to taste Calgary's food and drinks from the many tents and trucks, but also to engage with local artisans and get to know their craft, while the stages host live music bands and DJs. The sampling tickets come at $1 each, and can be bought either online or on site.