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Gulfshore Playhouse's second Annual "Bubbles, Baubles & Broadway" fundraiser, featuring a performance of "Sweet Charity" as a gala Concert event was hosted on February 4 at the Hyatt Regency Coconut Point in Estero.
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Crowds gathered at Boston Beer Garden in North Naples and Vandy's Five Brother Pizza and the Sand Bar in Marco Island to watch Eli Manning and the Giants beat the New England Patriots 21-17 Sunday night for New York's fourth Super Bowl title.
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From horn to piano; from flute to flute like voice, artists from barely 2 digits old to adult competed for the Jillian Prescott Music Awards and the Joseph and Marilyn Van Sickle Vocal Competition Reach For The Stars Awards, with prizes of up to $1000. at stake. Playing for the judges and a small but rapt audience of mostly parents, some 25 musicians tootled, trilled, and sawed through a repertoire of classical music.
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Thousands flocked to Everglades City on Saturday for the three-day festival that included food, live music, arts and crafts and rides.
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The Southwest Florida Holocaust Museum is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year
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More than 500 muscle, classic and exotic vehicles were on display for the 8th Annual Car & Truck Show, hosted by the West Coast Muscle Club & Cool Cruisers, Saturday February 4, 2012.
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Bratwurst, sauerkraut, polkas, waltzes and more were on hand at the German festival. A silent auction with an array of items from kids' school supplies to fine glassware and champagne rounded out the offerings. The highlight was German music and dancing with many of the participants dressed in traditional German garb right down to the knickers and laderhosen.
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Nery Saenz a Miami area comic kicked off at 9 and warmed up the crowd before headliner Tommy Davidson took the stage. Famous for both his comedy appearances and TV roles in shows like "Living Color" Davidson used both jokes and physical humor to keep the crowd happy.
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Mercato First Thursday supported by the sounds of the blue grass infused Whole Tones looked like a success. Coupled with the popular music were busy restaurants with outdoor dining, boutique stores open late and a display of the latest new cars. Things kicked off at 7 and wrapped up just after nine. Keep an eye out for the event each first Thursday of the month.
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More than 400 attendees gathered for the inaugural Thomas S. Monaghan Scholarship Dinner at the Ritz Carlton, Naples on February 1, raising more than $1.4 million for student scholarships to Ave Maria University.
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From fresh garlic to Himalayan sea salt and ceramic sculptures attendees had that and lots more to choose from. A busy crowd browsed clothing, jewelry, fine art and more too at this open air event. Vendors ranged from Marco and Naples to points far across the state and country giving the event a diverse flair.
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Clusters of families and onlookers gathered on and around the Naples Pier on Wednesday evening to watch the sun set over the Gulf of Mexico
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The Island Players collects five vignettes of ‘60s and ‘70s relationships and lets them take off to wherever they will. Love, sex, divorce, senility are all fair game for this performance, studded with comical scenes and heart gripping realities.
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The Movie in the Park moved inside to accommodate rain on Friday, January 27 at Mackle Park, with "The Last Airbender" on screen and popcorn in the house.
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A sold out crowd enjoyed an over two hour performance by the Grammy-winning Georgia-based Zac Brown Band. Opening the show were two artists signed to Zac Brown's Southern Ground Artists record label, Nic Cowan and Sonia Leigh.
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Hundreds of owners and dogs were in attendance during the Lee County PugFest VII Pug Olympics held at Bell Tower Shops on Sunday afternoon. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Lee County Library System's annual Southwest Florida Reading Festival.
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