This is a small space with a universe of high end, modern art. A Mom and her daughter run this,…read morebringing recognizable names and the newly acclaimed to art investors. Next to an Andy Warhol soup can - there is the next generation of innovators who in sure homage, did a series of one perfume bottle in different colors and shading. The art work underscores the accomplishment of a fragrance line that uses no more than 8 notes to bottle a scent with a shelf life like Rx. Into the fridge you go. Reportedly, Kate Middleton wore one of these scents on her 2011 wedding day to the Prince. On a recent visit, there were three Pottorf paintings. The latest entitled "All" was dated 2011 and shows three statues of liberty and screen transfers of detail from US currency. It's a haunting piece, priced at $40k. More haunting is the evolution of Pottorf's work from his more abstract black & white period while his famous partner, RRauschenberg was still alive. Since RR's death, Pottorf has been eerily channeling the pop master's style and politique. Also here is a strong collection of paintings from a young Moscovite. They are a tormented lot in their subject matter, but two paintings caught my interest. Realstic post boxes in blue with a piece of orange banner, and worn and broken cyrillic lettering. Outside, there is a rotating laser light that projects a galaxy of tiny green, blue, and red light on the sidewalk.

This place is a hidden gem. We went on Sunday to see Ron Campbell who is one of the last animators…read morearound from back in the day. This gallery did him justice. Lots of his art in a pristine atmosphere and the folks working for the gallery were great super friendly and informative. We Met Emily who was terrific and explained the art show going on and other artists they carry in the gallery. They are only opened until 5 each day so check it out during the day. You will have a great experience v

OMG...after shopping and eating at the Waterfront Shops we raced across the street to the Naples…read moreDepot. Drove inside and passed through the black and white railroad crossing arms and walked around to the sign with the history of the depot. Walked on the little railroad tracks and took some great pictures of me at the railroad train containers. The inside museum was already closed but had a fun time here.

On our weekend trip we had plans that didn't include this. The rain messed that up and we ended up…read morehere after googling things to do. It was so nice inside and so informative ! The front desk gentleman named Zack was such a great help with recommendations of things to do in the area. Thank you Zack! You saved our weekend.

I highly recommend a visit to this gallery. Mr. Fisher is very talented and his ocean inspired…read morewater colors are breath taking. I mean it, this guy is great. He says that he paints from the heart and doesn't fall into trappings of what's popular. You really see that in his work. Stop by and take it all in.

This gallery is full of vibrantly-hued and masterfully rendered paintings, watercolors and batiks…read more Many depict slices of life in Naples - beach scenes, the Naples Pier, etc. Definitely a must-see, you're sure to be inspired!

It had been awhile since I had been able to return back to the Sudgen Theater. And this was my…read morefirst time at the Kizzie theater there. Tonight's pre performance of Les Miserables was exceptional. The cast acting and singing coupled with the sound in the new theater was remarkable. The costumes and choreography were spot on, and the audience applauded after every scene. The caliber of this performance will certainly put TNP on the map as must see and experience for locals , East and Wesr Coast Floridians,and snowbirds alike.Bravo!

The Naples Players is fabulous - highly professional productions and the best location in Naples -…read moresurrounded by fab restaurants that are in easy walking distance from the production (dinner and a play anyone?). It's shockingly assessable - you cannot get better value for your entertainment dollar.

Love this art gallery! One of the artists is Betty Newman and I love her art! She has many…read moredifferent styles of art, including using sand and glitter on canvases. Definitely a must do if you love art. There are 14 different artists showcased. A couple fantastic photographers as well. There is also jewelry and other great items.

3/5/25: We came to see the British comedy "Noises Off" on a…read moreWednesday matinee. It was my first play at the Gulfshore Playhouse. When you arrive, the modern architecture of the Playhouse is quite striking. The venue design is excellent, particularly should one have disabilities. You can drive right up to the venue, valet your car and enter right into the theater. The theater is very clean. There's a bar with some fancy cocktails and food. I did notice that during intermission, there's a very long line. Overall, customer service was very good. The theater could've used larger restroom signs, as it was difficult to locate them. However, the number of restroom stalls were more than adequate. The prime orchestra tickets were $109 pp. The play was just fair. However, I am spoiled with New York area theater.

Great, professional, intimate setting . This is their last…read moreseason till they move to their newly built home on Goodlette, nearby. Right now they are sharing the Travis Center, very small area but efficient. This talent is deserving of the breather facility awaiting them. All staff are welcoming, volunteers help out as Ushers. Easy free public parking around the park nearby and kitty corner. There is a garage down the street too. Great to see a show and go eat at Fifth avenue. Ticket prices are reasonable for such wonderful entertainment, no amateurs here!

Revs is a great "museum" for car lovers. If you're not a big fan of cars it may turn you into one…read more They have an amazing collection of old, beautifully maintained, and rare cars housed in an 80,000 square foot facility. There are volunteers throughout that will answer any questions you have and tell you interesting stories and facts about the cars. There are also guided tours. It takes about 1.5-2 hours to get through all the exhibits. There's a gift shop at the entrance that has some pretty unique items including miniatures of the cars, tshirts, and puzzles. It's a fun, educational and different way to spend a couple hours in Naples.

Nate and I were looking for things to do in the Naples area last year when we were visiting my…read moreparents, and the Revs Institute popped up. Unfortunately we weren't able to get tickets at that time, because they offer limited hours and you have to purchase tickets online ahead of time (no walk ins are allowed). We remembered this for our visit this year and managed to get tickets for an afternoon (which happened to be overcast and a bit rainy which was perfect). Their hours are Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, 10 am to 4 pm. The last entry ticket is for 2 pm. This is a HUGE car museum at 80,000 square feet. If you like cars, especially vintage sports cars, definitely check this place out. I personally do not really care about cars that much, but it was pretty cool to see all the different types they have (over 100 fully operational vehicles). There are trained docents everywhere and they are very knowledgeable. I got very overwhelmed trying to read all the placards, so I gave up on that pretty quickly, to be honest. They are very wordy and not written at a very accessible level in my opinion - but again, not a car person. The museum was very clean, and it was cool that you can get so close to the cars as they don't have any barriers around them. There is a nice little gift shop that had some fun car items and apparel. I don't feel the need to go back again, I'm glad we got to check it out.

A lot of equipment was either in minimal condition or worse. It did disappoint our grandson who…read morewanted to try things that frankly just weren't safe or not working at all. Almost too much stuff scattered everywhere and a miniature golf course that wasn't even usable with holes clogged with grass or stuff. Battery operated riding tractors with either no batteries or dead batteries . I hate to say it but it's a mess and if not for the animals it would have been a total disaster and total waste of money. My rating is go at your own risk. Sad

This was my first time visiting and my kids had a blast. They did an egg hunt for Easter. They also…read morehave animals you can pay to feed, rides you can ride for free, a zipline, and mini golf. My kids spent hours there. Definitely something fun to do on a weekend.