They are wonderful to work with on private events. I cannot say enough good things about Natalia!…read more As a professional event planner I would high recommend working with them on any event. So accommodating and just great people.

We go every year for the holidays and make a craft. It's so much fun, and so many different options…read moreto choose from!

Great experience. Went as a birthday surprise with my boyfriend and we were able to make some…read morereally unique creations. Glenn was very nice and even gifted us some pieces that we showed interest in. I will say little to no protective wear is given, so be sure that you can handle the heat!

Great place to learn. Try it. It's a great place to learn a craft in glass blowing. Try it. You…read morewill love it.

We love coming here, it is a magical place. Beautiful art by regional artists and reasonably…read morepriced. The have the most amazing gift shop you will find anywhere. We became members of the Naples Art Association after having our nine year old daughter started take art classes there. The facility is wonderful and the people are as well, the management and volunteer staff are second to none. The year round art classes and summer program are run with creativity and care. Plus it is located in the most amazing part of downtown Naples with shops, restaurants, coffee houses and the Gulf right there to explore. Truly a hidden gem and must see.

My entire family spent a wonderful weekend volunteering for a special event here and it was really…read morea great experience for all of us. We'll definitely be back!

Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center is an amazing destination for history and nature lovers…read moreof all ages. The center sits within the Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, which covers more than 110,000 acres of mangrove forests, upland habitats, and estuarine waters. In addition to board walks and hiking trail it has a two-story, 16,500-square-foot facility that combines research, education, art, and conservation. Start your visit inside the learning center where there is a 2,300-gallon mangrove aquarium with a sculpted 14-foot red mangrove tree. Another highlight is the touch tank where visitors can hold sea stars, horseshoe crabs, sea urchins, and more. There are also exhibits on local ecology and ongoing research in the estuary with emphasis on human impact on nature. A favorite stop on the first floor was the Palmetto Patch Nature Store which featured a variety of nature themed and local made gifts. They also sell water which you will need for a hike if you forgot to bring it. Proceeds from the store go to the Friends of Rookery Bay and their mission to provide resources for Rookery Bay Research Reserve's education, research, and conservation programs. Behind the center there are three half mile walking trails including a boardwalk over Henderson Creek. Thousands of years ago this was the home of the ancient Calusa people that thrived on seafood from the estuary. Although they are extinct you can still see the shell mounds they built. Several Calusa mound complexes are protected within the Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve's 110,000 acres. From the observation bridge, you can sometimes spot manatees, tarpon, or even sharks. The trails also passes through native plants and historic sites like the remains of the pioneer settlement Little Marco that lay between Marco Island and Naples. The community was sparked by the Homestead act and pre dated the City of Naples. People lived off the estuary, catching fish, harvesting shellfish, and also growing small plots of winter vegetables. A historic cemetery remains near what is now known as Shell Island Road. The Rookery Bay Environmental Reserve is doing important ecological research and conservation while providing public education about coastal ecosystems, climate impacts, and habitat preservation. If you're a nature lover, looking for an inexpensive family friendly activity, or someone curious about coastal ecosystems, the environmental learning center is well worth a visit if you are in the area.

Awesome boat tour with two naturalists. We had a great time exploring a private island.read more

What a beautiful little gem of an art museum in Marco Island! I simply googled this spot and I was…read morehighly impressed! It was around the corner (less than a mile) from where I was staying at the JW Marriot. As soon as I entered, the staff was accomodating, kind and greeted me with a smile. The museum is quite small, however I got to see the beautiful waterfront landscapes, birds and ocean view paintings of Douglas David, Peggy Keigley, and Jim Freeman in the main exhibition room. The selection of pieces was all very Marco Islandesque. As stated above, ocean views, birds, & sunsets were some of the paintings I got to view. The values differed. I saw some paintings that were $250 and then some that were over $2,000 or more. There was an upstairs as well. I did visit the gift shop and I bought 2 glass jewelry holders and a beautiful necklace. Overall, amazing experience at this hidden gem!

Went for art o matic can't wait to open the fun mystery art. My sister knows about this and we…read morefounded two locally and went to both. I am looking forward to my fun new art from a fun artist

I don't know where to begin but to say, this woman is amazing! I am the business administrator for…read morea Concierge Internal Medical & Med Spa, in Naples, Florida. We called Tammy and asked her for some ideas for a moss wall and a couple other paintings. She made several suggestions. I'm more of a visual person however, she had been highly recommended to us so we just told her to roll with her imagination and told her the colors we wanted. She blew it out of the park, the physician was in tears with joy. I was speechless, her creation was truly breathtaking. Most that come in and see it, are either impressed or have something nice to say. Thanks again, Tammy Decaro! You are an amazing artist! We are extremely pleased to have chosen you.

Had a blast with the family at The Alamo gun Range. I felt…read morethey had a great selection of firearms one can rent. Handguns and long arms in different calibers. I felt like a kid in a candy store being a gun enthusiast from the severely restricted north east. Everyone we interacted with was extremely pleasant and helpful. The guys watching and caring for the range even gave us tips and pointers on how to shoot when they had a moment. They made sure we knew what you were doing before allowing us to shoot/handle their firearms unsupervised. The whole place is nicely air conditioned (well, it IS FL) and very modern. You are allowed to swap rentals whenever you want, as many times as you want. Meaning, the pistol you initially rented in 9mm can be swapped for another pistol in a different caliber (if desired) at no additional cost... you only have to buy the ammo (from them, of course; common practice) that's needed for said firearm. Obviously, the same can be done with long arm rentals. I will most definitely be visiting again with the whole gang next time I am in the area.

It's time to renew my yearly subscription. One thing I have learned is that the workers here are…read morelunkheads. I swear, they are so dumb that if you poked them in the eye, it would take a full 5 minutes for them to process it and say, " Hey, that hurts. " I wanted to go upstairs to pay. You have to get someone to summon the elevator. As god is my witness, I thanked the man 3 times, and he never acknowledged my thanks. You know, like you're welcome. I was not happy, so I said it again. No need to thank me, I am just doing my job. Idiot, you are in customer service; it is your job to acknowledge praise. So I get upstairs and lo and behold, no one is there. Push the button for help. After three pushes, I decided to call them and ask for service upstairs. Oh, you are upstairs? We will send someone up. Someone had a lame excuse about how busy they were. Too busy to take my half a grand for membership? They are, to my knowledge, the closest range to me where I don't have to drive for a half hour. I am waiting for the day another range opens, and I can leave these boors behind.

One of the best features of St Elizabeth Seton is the contemplative nature of the interior of the…read morechurch. As you sit in the pew, you will see the large Divine Mercy print next to the altar--right next to the tabernacle, prominently placed at the center. Our Lady of Guadalupe is on the other side of the altar. It is calming. I noticed there were no paper hymnals in the back of the pews. Instead there was a QR code designed to connect each person to a worship document online. Also, the words to prayers and music are displayed discreetly on monitors. So, each person can follow in the way that is most comfortable. The Pastor, Father Casey, has a gentle-giant, wise brother, teddy bear quality. He seems approachable, yet is deeply aware of how important both tradition and scripture are. He is both old school and modern Catholic at the same time. He is able to connect the congregation to today's relevance of Bible text written centuries before. I felt at home during my first Mass here.