Entries by LifeInNaples

Diversity in Music

by Claudia Polzin Consultant to Nonprofits If you are a musical theatre fan you  remember – March came in like a  Lion – part of the lyrics from one  of the famous songs in Rodgers and  Hammerstein’s Carousel. Hopefully, this  will not be how we greet March in Naples  – and this month is one […]

Irish Step Dancing

by Sandra Lee Buxton My DNA indicates that I am more than a third  Irish, which gives me the authority to speak  on a subject that I know nothing about, Irish  Step Dancing. Who hasn’t seen and loved  watching “Riverdance?” If that didn’t encourage you  to call for lessons or lay down with mental exhaustion,  […]

Art After Dark – March 2016

Naples has become known in recent years for being an “art” town. This time of the year it becomes more evident with at least one outdoor art show and numerous gallery shows happening each weekend through Easter. A number of these events bring many artists from everywhere else to market their works here because of […]

State of the City – The calm after the storm

As many of you know, January was a very active weather month. The most notable was Sunday, January 17th. At approximately 5:18 in the morning a “Tornado Warning” was issued for Collier County. The City of Naples Fire-Rescue received the first storm related run at 5:30 a.m. and ran at least 44 additional incident responses […]

Meet Phil Beuth – Author of limping on water

by Kelly G. Cooper Philip Beuth is a former producer and president of various television and radio programs, including Good Morning America. He was an original executive at Capital Cities Communications. His new memoir, Limping on Water, is an inspirational and entertaining tale of his illustrious career. It chronicles his experiences in broadcasting as he […]

March 2016 Life In Naples Magazine

Read the March 2016 edition of Life In Naples   Turn pages by moving your mouse across the corners or clicking the arrow buttons. View larger by clicking on the menu bar and there are a variety of viewing options available. Email to your friends with the envelope logo. Print pages with the “printer” button. […]

Going to the Chapel

by Kelly G Cooper What was once a remote wilderness accessible only by boat and home to the Calusa then Seminole Indians, has evolved into one of the worlds top tourist destinations and winter resort. Naples, Florida rich in human and natural history began to attract interest during the Florida land boom of the 1880s, […]