A major shift and investment in educational programming is taking place at The Naples Players. The community theatre company on 5th Avenue is revisioning its education department by adding and recasting staff focused on education. Executive Artistic Director Bryce Alexander sees the changes as a natural transformation, not a shakeup. “We’ve acquired nationally recognized talent in education and wellness,” Alexander said. […]
by Teresa M. Araque Earning a Master’s degree in Business Administration (MBA) carries with it an added status of expertise in the business world. Hodges University offers this degree to those who wish to specialize in an area. “As the business world continues to evolve, we have taken our MBA degree and added areas of concentration that we have found […]
On the heels of their 10 year anniversary, the iconic Naples Bay Club, a private membership club located in a beautifully lush area minutes from downtown Naples, the beach and bay, has undergone a multi-million dollar interior and exterior renovation to provide its members with best in class amenities, equipment and service – and the perfect escape. Those […]
This article peeks through the keyhole onto the reverse side of the ancient Latin proverb ‘Mens sana in corpore sano’, which means ‘A healthy mind in a healthy body.’ Twenty years of clinical experience, hundreds of real life case studies, and an extensive review of neuroscience and epigenetics, all made me realize that the backside of this axiom is also true: With […]
Exhibitions, events, and new opportunities for our community and artists abound at Naples Art. We are now offering memberships to Naples Art for even more access, as well as an extraordinary opportunity for student artists. Naples Art has developed the Art Business Entrepreneur (ABE) Academy. This 24 month program provides students with the business skills to run their small company as well as master level art classes unavailable in […]
The Holocaust Museum & Janet G. and Harvey D. Cohen Education Center in Naples presents “The Luncheon with Music of Hope and Remembrance” on Thursday, December 12, 2019. The event is the premiere early winter event in Naples, with net proceeds benefiting the Museum’s Education programs. The Ritz-Carlton Beach Resort in Naples is hosting the luncheon from 11:45am – 1:30pm, […]
There are special people we cherish all year through, but the holidays provide us with a time to show those we love just what they mean to us. Jewelry is always a nice idea, especially when it is an original custom-made item. The message is clear—there’s no one quite like you. So, make your list and check it twice. We’d like to suggest this holiday season […]
Dear Artsperts: I keep hearing people talk about resin in art. Can you tell me what it is? RESINating Resin Dear RESINating, Epoxy resin is one of the newest types of media used by artists and has become very popular in the past year. Many artists have taken to social media to provide demonstrations […]
by Paula Robertson Hope starts here. Enter the doors of St. Matthew’s House, and you immediately recognize you are someplace very special. From the very first person you encounter, you feel the welcoming and kind vibe that courses throughout this exceptional place for healing and hope. Following a faith-based mission to change lives in an environment that is both compassionate […]
My great grandfather, John McGinty, was born in Donegal, Ireland in 1831 and immigrated to the United States with his family at the age of seventeen. This was during the potato famine when many fled to the United States and Canada. The ships were called “Coffin Ships” because they were overcrowded, disease-ridden, and lacked food and water. Over one million Irishmen died in Ireland, and another one […]