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Noteworthy music.
From blues to bluegrass and everything in-between, we’ve got your musical tastes covered. Enjoy a romantic night outside with Opera Under the Stars. Or rock to your favorite Led Zeppelin tune performed by the Naples Philharmonic Orchestra. Groove to Big Band sounds in the open air at Cambier Park. Or trace the historic rise of a music genre with “Delta Blues: In the Beginning.” For the complete listing of our jam-packed music schedule, check out the Celebrate The Arts website.
From beach chairs to theater seats.
This November on the Paradise Coast, it does indeed seem as if all the world is a stage during Celebrate the Arts month. Everywhere you look, there’s something new to discover.
The month-long celebration begins as we roll out the red carpet for the Naples International Film Festival. This highly acclaimed event features the best of the world’s independent films and more than a few of their stars. This year, “The Cove” will screen at their opening night gala on November 5th at the Philharmonic Center for the Arts. For a change of pace, on November 21st, you can catch an outdoor movie in Cambier Park with its incredible 20 by 40-foot inflatable screen.
Join the excitement of the Phil Opening Night Gala, featuring Ronan Tynan with the Naples Philharmonic Orchestra, November 7th, and kick off the holiday season with George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker, November 28-29.
Come see the culmination of an inspired vision at the Grand Opening of The Naples Botanical Garden on Saturday, November 14th (ribbon-cutting at 11am) and Sunday, November 15. This world-class botanical paradise combines delightful cultivated tropical gardens with beautifully restored natural habitats. Referred to as the Gardens With Latitude, Naples Botanical Garden celebrates the plants and cultures located around the world between 26 degrees North and South, which includes Naples, the Caribbean, Brazil and Asia. Just one of the impressive highlights can be seen in the Brazilian Garden, which pays homage to the incredible diversity of Brazilian flora and to one of its favorite sons, renowned landscape architect Roberto Burle Marx. Its centerpiece will be an original Burle Marx ceramic mural; a massive 7 by 18-foot piece that is the only one of its kind in the United States. Come see this and many other spectacular sights along with daylong activities and entertainment for the entire family to enjoy during Grand Opening weekend, including The Living Garden®, a unique entertainment experience . The interactive Children’s Garden inspires creative play so plan to come and spend the day. Or visit any time after November 14th as this new major attraction will be open daily from 9am to 5pm.
Art takes center stage on November 7th with the Marco Island Center for the Arts’ 40-Year Celebration. The Center will honor the occasion with a special dinner, live music and the unveiling of a special collaborative art project.
November 7th and 8th, bring the whole family to the Old Florida Festival at the Collier County Museum. They’ll learn about local traditions and folkways that are rapidly disappearing from our modern day lives.
Then, on November 19th, join the fun backstage at the Sugden Theater. A special tour will give you a behind-the-scenes peek at what goes down before the curtain goes up.
For a complete listing of all the exciting events on the Paradise Coast this November, visit Celebrate the Arts. You’ll find more than a little to love in this exciting line-up of theater, film and dance.
Art, music, film. And the beaches aren’t bad, either.
As exciting as all the entertainment can be, our colorful scenery is more than just a backdrop. Our applause-worthy sunsets will set the stage for the evening’s stellar performance. World-class seaside dining lets you feast your appetite before you feast your eyes on area art exhibits. And a moonlit stroll along the powder-white sand is the perfect encore after a “bravo” stage performance.
Whatever you choose to do, you’ll be anything but bored this November along the Paradise Coast. Unless, of course, that’s exactly what you want to be.
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