A summer filled with vibrant art, singing, acting and dancing awaits Southwest Florida’s brightest young artists ready to take the stage. This summer, Gulfshore Playhouse Education will engage students ages 6-18 with fun and imaginative productions and one-week programs in musical theatre, acting and Shakespeare. Led by Gulfshore Playhouse’s brilliant Director of Education, Hester Kamin, […]
Over the next few years students will be graduating from high school who weren’t even born when the 9-11 attacks occurred. It’s a sobering realization of how important the Freedom Memorial of Collier County is to Southwest Florida and the generations to come. Years ago, local leaders proposed the idea of forming a task force […]
March is American Red Cross Month, a special time to recognize and thank Red Cross volunteers and donors who give of their time, talent and treasure to help members of the community. Florida’s Southern Gulf Chapter has a special reason this year to honor its dedicated group of volunteers who stepped up in their community’s […]
Club Pelican Bay members made a bold decision. They chose to tear down all existing buildings and create an elegant, warm and timeless setting for themselves and their guests to enjoy. “Our buildings were all structurally sound, but we wanted to refresh and enhance our ambiance and offerings,” says General Manager Dave Mangan, who has […]
Naples, Florida, — The Holocaust Museum & Education Center of Southwest Florida has received a pledge of $1 million from Janet Guttman Cohen towards its $3.5 million Capital Campaign for the purchase and renovation of a new building on U.S. 41 in Naples. In recognition of this gift, the Museum will name its new building […]
The studies of muscles and having the energy to perform the activities that you desire, are constantly being studied. Where does the energy come from that is needed to perform efficiently? What can you do to effect change and get the energy that you want? First, understand that there are both aerobic and anaerobic metabolisms. Secondly, the body produces ATP within cells […]
At 32, Janice wondered when life would get better, because she and Ron, her second husband, were separated. She loved him and that was that. She knew she could reconcile with him and life would get better. They agreed to meet at the local pool hall to talk reconciliation. They were drinking beer, playing pool, and having a good time. They talked with […]
by Steven Kissinger ED Immokalee Foundation Immokalee Middle School students have learned about, and participated in, opera, puppeteering, acting and stage and prop design this year in a new after-school program from Arts for Learning, a nonprofit program in Southwest Florida that brings instruction in fine, performing and media arts to schools. Emili Carmona is only in sixth grade and […]
Advertorial Spring time reminds us of fresh air, new beginnings and beautiful surroundings. This is not something you generally think of when you think of a home remodeling project — but it can be! At KGT, we strive to have an extremely clean worksite; we know that your home is important to you and that […]
The Marine Industries Association of Collier County (MIACC) is a nonprofit group dedicated to boater safety, boater education and preserving access to Florida’s waterways since its inception in 1981. The MIACC represents its members, the local marine business and the recreational boater, to the government. It is their commitment to the public to preserve the right to safe and fun boating. […]