Once again, Crayton Cove has gone through quite a change, along with all of Naples, the whole United States, as well as the world! We are all living in a new reality. Some things in life are still a constant, like art and “art is for everyone”! The art galleries have been closed for at least the past month […]
Recently a gifted writer named Dr. P. Jones posted on the blogsite momspresso.com an exquisitely worded, poetic essay expressing a joyful look at what life can be like after the pandemic of 2020. It begins “I can’t wait for a year’s time, when all of this is a distant memory.” She imagines “the rise in small business because the thinkers […]
A lot has been said about the SARS-CoV-2 virus and COVID-19, the terrible disease it caused. We’ve had mountains of reports, nightly TV briefings and analyses from experts of every stripe. So you may already know everything there is to know. If so, there’s no need to read on. If not, here’s a quick primer. • First off, what […]
Dear Artsperts, My wife and I are staying home more these days and we have been watching a lot of movies. We are wondering if there were to be a Hollywood movie made about the life of one of your artists, who would be the subject? Sincerely, Made for a Movie Dear Made, Without hesitation we would […]
by Katie Ferron, Conservancy Marketing and Outreach Coordinator In the past few months, the uncertainty dealt by the coronavirus probably had many people feeling helpless waiting to see what happens next. But through it all, experts advised people can still go outside, and that the healing impact of nature will be important to our nation’s recovery. “We […]
Hello Naples Community, The past few months have been challenging. We’ve been asked to stay home and physically distance ourselves in order to stay safe and well. The uncertainty of this pandemic, and the way it’s changed our daily lives, has been difficult. However, the compassion and care our community has shown has been incredible. Your light has guided us in this dark time, and your […]
It’s interesting to observe how certain motifs in jewelry transcend time and fashion, turning up time and again especially in original designer collections. Take hummingbirds for instance. We can find this design element referred to often throughout the ages. Taking a Cue from Nature These miniature creatures are in themselves much like petite jewels. Hummingbirds are festooned with the most extraordinarily colorful jewel-toned feathers all wrapped into […]
Tucked away in North Naples is a warm, accepting, friendly environment called the Sarah Ann Drop-In Center. Named for NAMI Collier’s founding member and her daughter, it serves adults over the age of 18 with a mental health diagnosis and provides support groups, socialization, outings, meals, exercise, and many opportunities for friendship. The Center is managed and operated by those with […]
With untold numbers of men and women here in Southwest Florida desperate for decent paying jobs with benefits, our commitment to Everglades restoration is more important right now than perhaps ever before. The Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan, the decades long joint initiative by the federal and state governments, is a suite of over 60 infrastructure projects that, together, represent […]
History is not a burden of the memory but an illumination of the soul. Lord Acton Summertime and the living is easy unless you have just been through months of school closings and job uncertainty. Some things still hold certain – like how much kids can eat while home bound and summer vacation anticipations. Yes, somethings never change. Throughout my 40 plus […]