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Take a peek a the new shows coming to the big networks this fall.
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Get ready for sci-fi and superheroes films. Zombies, robots, and rangers will dominate the silver screen this summer
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Nana’s Diner in Golden Gate serves “Southern food with attitude.”
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As is traditional on the Saturday before Mother’s Day Mackle Park was decked out for a mother/daughter social. With a Mad Hatter theme the kids enjoyed everything from arts and crafts, dances, costumes, staff and volunteers in character plus a formal tea party complete with home made finger sandwiches and treats. Lots of the girls were decked out in fancy dresses and hats and it looked like a great day out for those in attendance.
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About 1,200 spectators lined the main dock of Naples Marina and the tiki bar of the Cove Restaurant on Saturday to watch the Great Dock Canoe Race.
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More than great sports television viewing, more than ample seating, more than standard pub fare, Big Al's Sports Grill is becoming well-known for dishes that rival those of more expensive area eateries.
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In partnership with Marco Island Academy, with a cast made up of students largely drawn from the Island’s new high school, MISF opens “Twelfth Night” tonight (Friday) at Marco Lutheran Church, with a schedule of performances over the next two weekends. Director Wolff has been working with English classes at MIA, doing readings of the play, and bringing it to the stage allows the students, as well as the audience, to hear Shakespeare in the format for which it was written.
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Director Baz Luhrmann brings his take on the F. Scott Fitzgerald novel to the silver screen. "The Great Gatsby," which stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire. Joel Edgerton, and Carey Mulligan, opens May 10, 2013 in theaters.
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The Marco Island Brewery was packed Saturday afternoon for “Talk Derby to Me,” with enough extravagant hats to make it difficult to see around the restaurant, let alone move around freely. The occasion was the annual fundraiser for Marco’s Upon A Star Foundation, their seventh year holding the Kentucky Derby-themed party.
This year, “Talk Derby” featured a new wrinkle, with two causes for the price of one. Proceeds from the afternoon were split between Upon A Star and the Marco Island Academy, the island’s new charter high school. Adding the school’s backers and fund-raising prowess to the established local Upon A Star, which helps local children and families in need, generated a daily double of giving, making all involved winners, regardless of what happened up at that horse race. With 260 attending, the event raised over $40,000 for the two local groups.
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A Cinco de Mayo-themed networking event held at Margarita's on Marco Island on Thursday brought area realtors, related business owners and generous sponsors together for an After 5 get together.
