Before Sam Snead's Tavern closed in North Naples, a new Sam Snead's opened in Lely Resort. A new location brings a few new dishes.

"Ten years ago, parents were the ones trying to expose their children to culture," says Melissa Vogt, director of marketing for Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre. "But over the past couple of years, with all the television shows and movies highlighting ...

The Patty & Jay Baker Naples Museum of Art has announced a season that goes to outer space, and the inner workings of an artist's mind.

We're paraphrasing a bit. But unfortunately, that's an excellent observation. We're all too old for this sort of thing — the shtick itself has gotten old, and it has not aged well.

In theory, seeing Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, Tom Wilkinson and Bill Nighy share the screen should be a delight. In reality, the seriocomic romp "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel" merely has its moments, but more often feels heavy-handed, sappy and ...

3 Doors Down says on its website that founding member and guitarist Matt Roberts has left the rock band because of health problems.

"And she said, 'Listen, you're Mexican. You'll never be president,' " Mencia remembers his teacher saying.

Four top music students won $22,000 in scholarships -- and other local arts news.

There’s nothing on the rulebooks in Collier County mandating that students must go to prom with a member of the opposite sex. Technically, students at public high schools can go with — and dance with — a member of their ...

The Marco Players offer lots of laughs -- and some thirlls as well, with "Deathtrap -- in their upcoming season.

TheatreZone ratchets up its musical quotient to high humor with "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" in its eighth season.

Gulfshore Playhouse season brings on a double bill by the same award-winning author: "Art" and "God of Carnage."

Naples Players heads into its diamond anniversary season with a sparkling array of theater, from a"mod" musical to high intrigue and some absurdist comedy.

Jaun Genoves brought the pain of growing up during war, and under dictatorship in Spain to his focused art.

From rare audio interviews of former slaves to recordings by Donna Summer and the Grateful Dead, 25 sounds that shaped the American cultural landscape are being inducted into the National Recording Registry.