Crossword Puzzle for November/December 2020

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The Right Thing at the Right Price - Right nearby

Are you looking for a collectible? An antique? A designer bag? Or an oriental rug? May we suggest a few places in Southwest Florida where you can score a great deal, snag something unique and still not break the bank. Read More »

Worlds from Within - The pictorial visions of Alexis Lago

A fine-looking gentleman stands on what looks like an infinite landscape. The vast space resembling the stratosphere is endless. The man’s beard makes him look familiar, and there are birds flying around him. Read More »

More Than a Gallery - Tower Gallery on Sanibel is a unique family of artists

Walking toward the Tower Gallery on Sanibel, you cannot help but smile. The building itself is a piece of art, with its brightly painted turquoise wood panels, and its indigo blue and spring green railings adorned with cutouts of tropical fish. The smile only widens as you walk inside, where beautiful creations of a strong and passionate community of local artists are revealed. Read More »

Out-of-the-Box Materials = Inspired Pieces of Art

Setting aside their paintbrushes, charcoals and pastels, several Southwest Florida-based artist are creating works using fewer traditional materials. Some of their pieces are larger than life, others will fit on a shelf—but all will surprise and interest those who see these amazing artworks. Read More »

Discover a Sanctuary Within the Arts - Fall programs at the Centers for the Arts Bonita Springs

The Centers for the Arts Bonita Springs invites you to escape the everyday and enjoy the arts. The organization offers year-round programing to the public and its 2,000-plus members, ranging from art classes for all ages, exhibitions, film series and three national art festivals. Read More »

Hurricane Romance - Suspense and history swirl around in the 1935 Labor Day storm

As we tip-toe our way through another hurricane season, hoping for a quiet fall, it’s a good time to find a cozy corner and curl up with a bit of history, romance and suspense to while away the dog days. You will find all these ingredients in The Last Train to Key West, a novel by Chanel Cleeton that uses the catastrophic Great Labor Day Hurricane of 1935 to generate a stormy story. Read More »