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Contents
March 2014
features 86 / Leading Ladies
NI spotlights five savvy Naples women whose authentic beauty blends style and substance. By Kat Smith
96 / From Runway to Reality
Ideas for incorporating the Spring 2014 trends into your wardrobe. By Katherine Lande
102 / Spring Salads
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Bonita Bay resident Patricia Pike opens her home to support NAMI of Collier County and shares a personal story. By Jane Porter Dress, Salvatore Ferragamo, Naples; necklace, Tiffany & Co., Naples; cuff, Stephanie Kantis, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples; hat, Helen Kaminski, helenkaminski.com.
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One on one with Amy Ray of the folk rock duo Indigo Girls, our monthly social media roundup and more online.
36 / In Focus
Highlights from the Naples Winter Wine Festival, plus other noteworthy goings on about town.
51 / Insider
A chat with acclaimed tenor Michael Amante, who stars in the musical Chess at TheatreZone, and an exclusive show of Yoko Ono’s art, to be seen only in Southwest Florida.
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57 / Style
Live on the fringe with spring accessories that are fun and flirty. By Katherine Lande
62 / Tastemakers
Emilie Martin opens up about her craft, and her role as the only female master silversmith for Christofle Paris. By Amy Woods
64 / Vanity
Skin-care products that offer a peppy citrus twist.
66 / Treasure
March’s birthstone, aquamarine, comes in many cool blues. By Mary Murray
68 / Finds
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Contents / March 2014 76 / Weekender
No better place to enjoy the sunset off Key West—and a family friendly getaway—than on the private island of Sunset Key. By Daphne Nikolopoulos
78 / High Road
The Aston Martin V12 Vantage S squeezes a big engine into a small car with breathtaking results. By Howard Walker
143 / Taste
A dish by Angelina’s Ristorante Executive Chef Sarah Grueneberg of Bravo’s Top Chef fame; Café and Bar Lurcat’s Chef Andrew Wicklander on his early passion for cooking; and other dining notes.
150 / Pour
A look at how more wine lovers are beginning to realize their dream of owning a vineyard, one piece at a time. By Mark Spivak
153 / Balance
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How a unique berry may help you beat seasonal allergies; kayak in paradise; and more healthy living ideas. By Ashley Huntsberry-Lett
185 / Agenda
The annual Artists’ Studio Tour benefits Friends of Art programs at The Baker Museum, plus more to see and do this month.
217 / Seen
The Visionaries of the Visual Arts Award and Benefit Dinner marked Harmon-Meek Gallery’s 50th anniversary, plus other notable happenings around town.
224 / Giving Back
With an eye to the tiniest patients, Mariann MacDonald and her family make a major donation to NCH’s North Naples campus. By Brian Patrick Eha
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Corrections
Sonja Ewy, one of NI’s “Leading Ladies,” photographed by Roland Scarpa. Hair and Makeup by Philip Douglas. Styled by Ashleigh Schufeldt, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples.
On page 50 (Insider), the owner of Osetra Champagne, Caviar & Sushi Bar in Naples is Serbian-native Milos Simovic. We sincerely regret the errors.
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I had the privilege of attending several events in late January on behalf of the Naples Children & Education Foundation as Naples Illustrated proudly sponsored the Naples Winter Wine Festival for the first time. At each of the events, I encountered many children and vibrant young adults. Some were guests, but many were volunteers. As I watched these young people interact, I was impressed by their poise, their willingness to offer their time tirelessly and their desire to make a difference. It was clear that at some point each one of them had been guided in the right direction. Through the years, I can’t count how many times I have heard—and repeated—the saying "Don’t blink, or they will be gone" when talking about children. As my kids blew through the different stages of their lives, that phrase came to mind at each juncture. I gladly said goodbye to some of these stages—when they were in diapers, before they could swim, and the “I know so much more than you do” phase, from about 13 to 17 years old. (Yes, I have girls, as you may have guessed.) At each stage of kids’ lives, we face new challenges about how to advise and direct them—when to step up, when to step back. When they are little, we do our best to keep them safe from harm, because they don’t know any better. As they mature, we hope we can provide a moral compass that helps lead them on the right path. Now that we are at the college-graduate stage with my older daughter, Sara, I realize it’s time to take a step back and see if my husband, Michael, and I have done our jobs. It is the hardest phase yet. We just hope we have given her a good “blueprint for life.” We all have had help from someone in our lives that has made a difference, whether it was good advice from a teacher, friend or parent, or a financial or emotional boost from organizations like the Naples Children & Education Foundation and the numerous other charities within our community. The important message is that we can help those around us, especially children, find their way to a good, successful life.
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When you attend any event in Naples, there is nearly always a philanthropic tie. And none is as powerful and as large as the Naples Winter Wine Festival, which raised more than $13.5 million under the tent this year for underprivileged and at-risk children in Collier County. Attending the festival for the first time, I was awestruck at the life-changing effect one weekend can have on so many families served by the charities in our community. Of course, the festival includes parties, exquisite vintner dinners and a live auction that resembles a rock concert with its endless cacophony of cheers and celebratory music. There’s no denying it’s pure fun. But what really stopped me in my tracks was meeting some of the kids and hearing firsthand how the money raised had changed their lives. I had been told by many that the Meet the Kids Day was the most powerful day of the festival, and they were right. On that Friday morning, all the charities had their own spot inside the Golisano Children’s Museum of Naples. There are dozens of nonprofits that receive funds from the Naples Children & Education Foundation, too many to name here. In the crowd, there was no mistaking a young lady who was helped by the Guadalupe Center of Immokalee, which works to pull kids out of poverty through education. She was a teenager who had received tutoring through high school, went on to excel in her classes and even had the chance to experience a summer program at Harvard University. She will soon attend college—a success story unfolding before our eyes. What was most important, though, was what I saw in her eyes when we met—a steely determination, coupled with gratitude and, above all else, hope. For the children helped by all the charities, this spring there is hope for more families who couldn’t see even a glimmer of it before. (See In Focus for festival photos, starting on page 36.)
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Heart Song He has been called the “Prince of the High C’s,” thanks to his ability to hit the really high notes with strength and ease. Syracuse, N.Y., native Michael Amante’s performances cover a remarkable musical spectrum, from gospel, to rock, to opera, to Broadway. The handsome crooner has performed our national anthem for every major sport, he says, except NASCAR. Now Amante applies his powerful pipes to the role of Freddie Trumper, the Bobby Fisher-inspired character in Chess. TheatreZone (theatrezone-florida.com) presents the musical March 6-16. Amante talks about his passion for music with a deep emotional element. —Kat Smith NI: What do you think of Trumper as a character? MA: He certainly is complex; he’s powerful, moody, obnoxious. I think there are some people out there who think the role is perfect for me! I am a lot nicer than Freddie, but I can understand where he’s coming from. What’s your preferred genre of music? I love things that elicit an emotional response, both from myself and from listeners. Those songs can come out of any genre. Who dubbed you the “Prince of High C’s,” which is a nod to the great Luciano Pavarotti, the “King of the High C”? I was living in New York and doing a lot of singing for various Italian-American organizations. They always invited Pavarotti but apparently he never showed. So I started being the big man on campus. Then one day at the Waldorf Astoria, he shows up. It was very scary. People told me he could be hypercritical, but he was so nice to me after I sang. He got me some more work and said, “You’re a great talent.” Having sung for three presidents and Hollywood legends, were you ever star-struck? That award would have to go to Sophia Loren. I met a lot of people at Rao’s in Harlem, and when I was singing there I met Julia Roberts, Cindy Crawford, Denzel Washington. When Sophia showed up and said she wanted to have dinner with me, that was certainly wonderful.
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The Art of Peace Experience the artwork of Yoko Ono in a new way—by becoming a part of it. An exclusive presentation, “Yoko Ono Imagine Peace,” is made up of works developed specifically for the Bob Rauschenberg Gallery at the Edison State College campus in Fort Myers, along with previously shown pieces from Ono’s personal collection. The installations—featuring video, wall works and sculpture—are interactive and designed to be completed through viewer participation. While Ono is best known for her relationship with rock legend John Lennon, gallery director Jade Dellinger is quick to point out the 81-year-old was a rising artist when she met Lennon at one of her exhibits in 1966. This exhibit is just the beginning of a relaunch of the gallery under its new director, who joined Edison State College last September. Dellinger worked on the idea of bringing Ono’s work to the Rauschenberg gallery for more than a year. Ono was a guest curator for a tribute to artist John Cage that Dellinger presented last year. He thought her message and decadeslong commitment to world peace aligned with the beliefs of Robert Rauschenberg, the gallery's namesake, and suggested the pair develop an exclusive exhibition. The result includes the work Imagine Peace Maps, which invites users to make peace in the world by stamping wall-mounted maps with ink stamps reading, “imagine peace.” End Piece, a new work for this exhibition, asks visitors to glue white ceramic globes back together. Like Rauschenberg, Ono has a real interest in improving the world and striving for peace. “Yoko Ono Imagine Peace” is being shown now through March 24. (rauschenberggallery .com) —Lauren Daniels
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The Naples Sailing & Yacht Club (NSYC) marks its golden anniversary with a series of events on land and sea. Overseeing the festivities is newly elected Commodore Linda Butler, the first woman to hold the position in the club’s 50-year history. Butler grew up on the Chesapeake Bay. “I have salt in my blood,” she quips. A member of the NSYC for more than a decade, joining soon after she and her husband relocated to Naples in 2001, Butler has been an active presence. She was elected rear commodore in 2012 and vice commodore in 2013. Butler hopes her tenure and experience as a boat owner and captain will encourage other women to take up boating. For now, she looks forward to the series of programs and events designed to highlight the club’s milestone anniversary and answer the question “where were you in 1964?” Celebrations continue March 22 at the NSYC Fleet Review, which is a tradition-rich ceremony and parade of boats before the members, executive board and officers. “It is a beautiful spectacle,” Butler says. The yearlong party keeps going, as October brings a birthday party, and November, a gala on land and sea. —L.D.
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That Suit A task most of us dread: shopping for a swimsuit. Neapolitan Gwyn Prentice decided to turn those bikini blues into an entrepreneurial venture with the brand Helen Jon, which launched at the 2012 Miami Swim Show. The company is gearing up for the release of its fourth collection, Summer 2014. Prentice and her business partner, Missy Neville, previously worked together at a Kansas City nonprofit organization. After relocating to Naples two years ago, Prentice discovered she was struggling to find fun, fashionable swimwear that also flattered her figure. “I have four kids, and I’m constantly in the water,” she explains. “There was nothing that I found that was very pretty but offered a lot of coverage.” A glance at helenjon.com shows swimwear that’s marked by vibrant colors, sophisticated patterns and easy-to-wear styles. Eagleeyed website visitors are likely to spot plenty of Naples beach locales, too. Helen Jon currently offers swimwear and coverups, but Prentice and Neville hope to include ready-to-wear items in the future. Locally, the line can be found at La Playa Beach & Golf Resort Boutique, The Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club, Pelican Bay Beach Store Gwyn Prentice and Missy Neville created Helen Jon swimwear. and The Ritz-Carlton, Naples Signature Shop. —Elizabeth Kellar
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Given the task of raising money for his school’s orchestra, North Naples Middle School student Carter Koester (pictured, right) had an idea. Why not support the school and find a way to give back to charity? The result was “Carter’s Operation Fundraiser.” He decided that when school supporters went to buy the orchestra fundraiser’s treats (everything from cheesecake to pizza) during the holiday season, Carter suggested they allow him to send the food to a local homeless shelter instead. The word spread fast and donors embraced his creative spin on school fundraising, “They were interested in sharing the holiday spirit with people they knew weren’t going to have that experience otherwise,” says Julie Koester, Carter’s mom. “It was a win-win.” Ultimately, the 12-year-old’s efforts generated 220 servings of food for the Immokalee Friendship House of St. Matthew’s House. “It was really fun because a lot of people took to it really quickly,” Carter says. “It made the money help as many people as possible.” Next, Carter plans on making a YouTube video that explains the process with the hope that it makes it easier for young philanthropists to follow his lead. “It’s going to be very interesting to see where it goes,” Julie Koester says. —E.K. 54
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Don’t be surprised if Diane Ketcham’s newest novel feels a bit familiar. Naples: Paradise Can Be Deadly (Tidelow Press, 2013) tells the tale of Jazz Billings, an ace reporter and recent New York City transplant who unravels the murder of the daughter of a Collier County Commissioner. In writing the tale—a follow-up to her debut novel, The Vanishing A-List—Ketcham looked to her own backyard. “Naples is a wealth of excitement for writing mysteries,” says Ketcham, a former New York Times columnist who has been a full-time Neapolitan since 1999. She notes that Naples offers a combination of international flair, natural beauty and socioeconomic contrast that provides plenty of creative fodder. Readers shouldn’t expect a thinly veiled version of Naples, either. Waterside Shops, Naples Community Hospital and Southwest Florida International Airport all make an appearance in this page-turner. Ketcham is already at work on her next mystery, again featuring Billings. “She loves it here and she’s going to stay here. But there will still, of course, be intrigue in her life,” Ketcham says. —E.K.
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Altuzarra Spring 2014 A leather fringe dress is an updated option for effortlessly chic evening attire.
spring print Pastel paisley scarf with grosgrain trim and metal fringe ($2,886), Etro, etro.com
ON TREND: This sprin g, you’l on everything from leathe l spot fringe GO WEST: Opt for ac r to lace. cessor showcase western-style ies that details. JUST A HINT: For a subtle take on the trend, look for pieces wi th a tasseled trim.
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wild side Green croc gryphon clutch ($10,545), Valentino, Marissa Collections, Naples
all packed Brown leather fringe fanny pack ($1,495), Giuseppe Zanotti Design, giuseppe zanottidesign.com
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foot fringe Canvas and gold metal wedge heel ($1,285), Chloe, Marissa Collections, Naples
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High Silversmithing WHO: Emilie Martin, a master silversmith for Christofle Paris and the sole female in the 10-artist workshop AREA OF EXPERTISE: Chasing, the art of elaborately detailing each piece to heighten its realism INSPIRATION: A teenage visit to École Boulle, France's leading school for applied arts ARTISTIC ACHIEVEMENT: Re-creating Christofle’s 125-year-old tea-service set, Service Courge.
By amy woods Does working in a factory full of men present advantages, disadvantages or both? I have heard that the men are better behaved and more productive with a female presence, so I see my unique position as an advantage to the team. Funny enough, I’ve also been told that there’s a lot less swearing, so that’s another plus to my presence as a woman! How has your work on the Service Courge furthered your skills as a master silversmith? To create a full tea service with a tea fountain takes approximately 400 hours, so continuing this tradition is extremely laborintensive. I have made four since joining Christofle as a silversmith. This particular pattern requires supreme strength and finesse in embossing, chasing and polishing to create the perfect rounded forms and details along the courge’s shape.
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When does chasing play a more important role in silversmithing than other crafts? Chasing raises the detail and emphasizes all of the decorative accents, which is essential to the creation of high-quality, detailed pieces. For instance, I might use chasing to bring out the texture of the hide on an elephant sculpture or to enhance the weaving organic lines of the historic courge tea service.
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Which of the five human senses do you use more dominantly in your craft? Touch and sound. Feeling the lines and details on the metal is essential, and I listen to hear each of the steel tools as they interact with the silver. Their sounds tell me when I’ve reached completion of a certain detail, while touch confirms it. «
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1. Stepping Stone Gurhan aquamarine necklace in 24-karat gold, $19,990. Lily & Co., Sanibel (239-472-2888, gurhan.com) 2. Amazing Aqua Katy Briscoe carved aquamarine and diamond ring in 18-karat gold, $14,500. Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples (239-592-5900, saksfifthavenue.com) 3. Sky high Penny Preville pear-shaped aquamarine enhancer, $4,995. Bigham Jewelers, Naples (239-434-2800, bighamjewelers.com) 4. Ocean Wonder Seaman Schepps seahorse brooch with aquamarines and diamonds set in 18-karat white gold, price upon request. Yamron Jewelers, Naples (239-592-7707, yamron.com) 5. Deep Blue Yvel 43-carat aquamarine bracelet in 18-karat gold, $6,694, and 42-carat natural aquamarine earrings in 18-karat gold, $12,679. Marissa Collections, Naples (239-2634333, marissacollections.com) 6. Icy drops Pomellato Bahia collection aquamarine and white diamond earrings in 18-karat white gold, $26,450. Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples (239-592-5900, saksfifthavenue.com)
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1. Champagne Pop The Lucas pendant ($329) casts a warm glow with glass prisms and suspended crystals. Z Gallerie, Naples (239-254-7899, zgallerie.com) 2. Slinky The Ringmaster 46-inch round chandelier ($2,249) by Currey & Co. features gold leaf applied to cold-forged wrought iron. Robb & Stucky International, Naples (239-732-2400, robbstuckyintl.com) 3. Triplicate Surface-mounted three-pendant chandelier ($4,599) features silver-leaf finish with hand-formed, angle-cut crystal rods infused with mineral crystalline. Clive Daniel Home, Naples (239261-4663, clivedaniel.com) 4. Everlasting Beauty The Infinity pendant, designed by John Pomp, creates an artistic element in any room with a customizable number of handblown glass pieces (starting at $7,600) coming from one canopy. Filament bulbs add a special touch to the design. RenĂŠe Gaddis Interiors, Naples (239-4318352, reneegaddis.com) 5. Go Global The spheres in the Caboche chandelier (large $3,440; medium $1,920; small $1,078) by Patricia Urquiola and Eliana Gerottos diffuse the light from within. Richlin Interiors, Miromar Design Center, Estero (239-659-3007, richlininteriors.com) 6. Floating Bubbles Glass orbs float beneath a striking colored shade in the whimsical Imbuia light. Price upon request. Lighting First, Naples (239-7755100, elan-lighting.com)
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SEE THE LIGHT Brighten a corner, desk or tabletop with a sleek lamp.
Work of Art The Rembrandt floor lamp ($899) features an oversized spotlight, gold guard for visual interest and black tripod legs with gold detailing. Arhaus, Naples (239-435-3569, arhaus.com) Sleek Column The Alegretto floor lamp ($2,089) gleams with platinized silver-leaf finish topped by a white textured-linen shade. Wilson Lighting, Naples (239-592-6006, wilsonlighting.com)
Gilded Age The Dover table lamp ($395) in Gild by AERIN Lighting for Visual Comfort adds a chic note to any room. Bay Design Store, Naples (239-649-0906, baydesignstore.com)
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Gillespie’s tips for choosing first-rate exterior lighting:
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An effective designer with artistic sensibilities can make more of a statement with fewer light fixtures and wattages. It’s not about the fixtures, it’s about the effect.
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With good lighting design, harsh glare from coach and carriage lights can be avoided, says John Gillespie of Outdoor Lighting Perspectives of Naples, which designed the two projects shown. The front entry (pictured far right) is delicately illuminated with flush-mounted fixtures and LED lamps that highlight the architectural details of the archway. In the photo at right, mixed wattages and beam spreads highlight the home’s extensive and diverse plantings. “Shadowing on the exterior walls is a wonderful and subtle effect when it can be achieved,” says Gillespie. (outdoorlights.com)
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Simple grandeur reigns on the New England isle—and coveted American destination. By Paul Rubio
Nantucket. The very name evokes imagery of a postcard-perfect New England—a land of windswept seascapes, historic lighthouses, a bustling harbor and charming, late-eighteenth century seaport architecture. Over the past century and a half, the former whaling colony 30 miles off Cape Cod, Massachusetts, has evolved into one of America’s most desired tourist destinations and even earned the title of “Best Island in the World” by National Geographic magazine. Despite cyclical booms in Nantucket real estate and tourism, strict laws governing island development have stymied the onslaught of high-rise condominiums, imposing shopping malls and chain establishments. Environmental stewardship
The 170-foot-tall Sankaty Head Light was built in Nantucket in 1850. It was the first lighthouse in Massachusetts with a Fresnel lens, which was replaced in 1950 with a rotating aerobeacon. The light was automated in 1965, and Coast Guard personnel occupied the station until 1992.
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Clockwise from right: Wauwinet’s backyard, guest room, summer fare and traditional facade.
has led to the sanctioning of nearly 50 percent of the island as conservation land. Building regulations have deftly preserved the island’s early architectural heritage to the point of mandating that nearly all construction conform to low-rise, iconic gray-wood shingle and white-trim cottages. In the case of Nantucket, tenacity has yielded an exquisite end game: a petite island of sand dunes, grasslands, cranberry bogs, mansions and quaint, mirror-image cottages, collectively imbuing visitors and residents with a patriotic spirit and a sense of American enchantment. Arrive on Nantucket and you’ll quickly see an era gone by in mainland America is alive and well at sea.
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Clambakes, fireworks and family gatherings designate summertime. Days consist of bicycle rides, good books, long walks and excellent meals. Myriad trails zigzag across the 14-by-3.5-mile island; some lead to the island’s trio of storied lighthouses, others to uninhabited points along 80-plus miles of beach, still others to expansive swaths of windblown grasslands and the island’s rare flora. Flurries of “hellos” and genuine hospitality welcome passersby, whether browsing the downtown boutiques, ambling pristine Siasconset (pronounced “Sconset”) Beach or frivolously wading in a cranberry bog within the island interior. Families and friends gather for the daffodil festival weekend in April, the wine festival in May, the film festival in June, the boat races in August and the scallop festival in October. Life here is simple yet rich. For those who’ve yet to fork out a few million for a second (or third) home on this enchanted isle, Nantucket Island Resorts (nantucketislandresorts.com) offers the next best thing for visitors. This collection of five luxury properties includes The Wauwinet and the White Elephant, Nantucket’s most esteemed lodging options, open seasonally from mid-April to late October. Sandwiched between the Atlantic Ocean and Nantucket Bay, The Wauwinet (wauwinet.com) rests on a remote strip of land on the island’s northeasternmost reaches. Sybarites gravitate to this boutique Relais & Châteaux property to escape the world and the “hubbub” of downtown Nantucket, 30 minutes away. Con-
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The White Elephant (below and right) offers charming guest rooms, architecture and cuisine, including the lobster roll and chowder.
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structed around 1875, the history-steeped Wauwinet offers serenity at its finest, with a sprawling bayfront lawn strewn with oversized white loungers idyllic for deep thought and relaxation. All 32 elegantly appointed rooms in this waterfront retreat flaunt traditional seaside beauty, each with singular antiques and furnishings to complement the soft floral prints and wicker ornaments. Afternoons are spent enjoying Port and cheese in the cozy, living-room style lobby, while summer mornings may include kayaking or paddleboarding on the bay or sun worshipping along either of the hotel’s two private beaches—one on the ocean, the other on the bay. At both ends of the summer peak season, cooler temperatures prompt the hotel to heat up the activity roster. During spring and fall, you’re less likely to sunbathe on the lawn and more likely to enjoy a bay cruise, cooking classes with renowned in-house Chef Kyle Zachary, an eco-tour through Great Point Wildlife Refuge, lessons in surfcasting (fishing from the shoreline) or a “lobstering” excursion, where you might catch your butter-poached dinner. Even if you don’t reel in your own meal, you’ll feed your wildest sea-“foodie” and oenophile fantasies at Topper’s, often recognized as the top restaurant on Nantucket.
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Most Nantucket sojourns begin with a short flight from Boston, America’s beloved “Cradle of Liberty.” A recent takeover by upscale entities has bestowed the city with an overdue, big-city edge, throwing a Red Sox curve ball into a longstanding collegetown culture. The city’s latest luxury hotel opening: the Revere Hotel (reverehotel.com) off Boston Common, which embraces the apex of Boston’s chic evolution. Tufted leather headboards, sleek work desks, colorful chaise loungers and largerthan-life floor lamps help define the glamorous rooms and suites of this all-balcony hotel. By day, the Revere’s cabana-lined pool deck competes for attention with the city’s renowned landmarks. At dusk, the hotel’s rooftop bar erupts with a true summer sophisticate scene. It’s the place to see and be seen with a vodkainfused, strawberrylemonade cocktail in hand as the city lights illuminate the sky.
Rooftop at Revere (below) is a 16,000-foot outdoor bar and lounge towering seven stories above Boston’s busy streets.
Choose from the extensive wine list—1,450 choices— and commence the evening with an order of local “Restyo” oysters on the half-shell, harvested 300 yards from the hotel. Then feast on that butter-poached local lobster (yours or the chef’s) served over chestnut ravioli, butternut squash and porcini mushrooms in a brown butter sauce. Contrary to the über-tranquil Wauwinet, its sister hotel, the White Elephant (whiteelephanthotel.com), trumpets loud and proud in the heart of the Nantucket scene. Located alongside the lively harbor and boutique-lined downtown, the White Elephant delivers exquisite accommodations just minutes from the island’s greatest density of shops, galleries, restaurants and museums. True to its name, the hotel’s decor employs plenty of white in the interiors of its 53 guest rooms and suites: plantation shutters, walls, select furnishings and organic fine linens, all with the intention of drawing attention to the sea blues through the windows and the roaring orange hues of the working NAPLESillustrated.com | MARCH 2014
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The American Seasons (above) serves delicacies such as charcuterie (left) and pressed Spanish octopus (below left).
fireplaces. Expansive outdoor patios and decks elevate the experience. Through the years, the White Elephant’s Brant Point Grill has become a regional institution, famed for its original homemade New England clam chowder. You can balance out your calories with a lighter main such as Nantucket fluke fillet over charred leek and sweet New England corn ragout or the cedar-planked salmon prepared on the “fire cone,” a Native Americaninspired coal-fired grill.
Beyond the White Elephant, in the heart of downtown, American Seasons (americanseasons.com) is a tried-and-true locals’ favorite—25 years strong and sourcing all of its ingredients from on-island farms and local fishermen. Dare to indulge in the tobaccorubbed duck breast over hazelnut granola and ginger-rhubarb vinaigrette, and further inoculate your Nantucket experience from the ordinary—well, as ordinary as a vacation to this Utopia-Stepford hybrid can be. «
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A tiny private isle off Key West may well be the quintessential Florida Keys experience. By Daphne Nikolopoulos
Clockwise from top right: the free-form pool; a four-bedroom cottage with private plunge pool; spa by the beach à deux.
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It’s evening, coming up on 7:30. Not that any of us is wearing a watch. Here, you tell the time by gazing at the sky—the wisps of pale gold that slowly turn saffron, then umber until the horizon is ablaze in color—and by the frenzied clicks that accompany the spectacle as all cameras point west. On Sunset Key, everything stops for the nightly event for which the island is named. At Latitudes, the island’s surfside restaurant, no one seems to pay attention to the Florida lobster tail or coconutcrusted grouper. One by one, we all rise from our chairs and shuffle across the sand to capture the Kodak moment, mesmerized by the panorama. The sunset has long been a ritual in Key West and, by extension, on the private island 500 yards off its coast—though the two experiences couldn’t be more different. In Key West, the onset of dusk is the start of the party, complete with outlandish performances, tchotchkes and boisterous revelers. On Sunset Key, the view is just as good, but there are no cats jumping through rings of fire—just picture-perfect clapboard cottages, beaches where seagulls outnumber people and dinner tables perched on the sand. As the curtain falls on nature’s nightly show, the island turns magical. Tiki torches encircle the beachfront tables at Latitudes, casting a warm glow onto the idyllic scene. With the soft sigh of the surf as the soundtrack, it’s even easier to appreciate
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Clockwise from top: an aerial view of Sunset Key; a porch made for lazy days; the shuttle to Key West; beach scene; a cottage interior; Latitudes toes-in-the-sand restaurant.
Chef Todd Holender’s haute island cuisine, which is heavy on local seafood and tropical fruit—a sensuous reminder that we are dining in an archipelago of ancient coral cays. By day, Sunset Key is equally charming. The cottages on this 27-acre island are the essence of barefoot chic. Designed in the Key West tradition with broad overhangs, metal roofs and lap siding, they are perfect for the indoor-outdoor lifestyle so typical of the tropics. Our cottage has a private plunge pool with a gorgeous view of the bay and all the islets scattered within it. We don’t usually hang out in hotels when we travel, but this four-bedroom, 2,500-square-foot paradise is so perfectly appointed, we find ourselves quite at home within its white-picket-fenced confines. We literally have to remind ourselves there is an outside world with activities to be sampled. So we drag ourselves to Key West, mostly because the kids want to feed the sharks, and
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board an Extreme Adventures catamaran. We immediately realize this was an excellent decision. Captain Ken steers the boat to the sharks’ lair, and we watch them circle round. They look menacing but they’re misunderstood, he assures us as his first mate puts a fish head on a line and lets them have at it. A healthy person could jump in, he says, and the sharks would treat him as one of the pack. We take his word for that one. Later he spots a school of dolphins and goes in for a closer look. The baby among them breaks away and comes to the boat, right to where the children are. It does a few tricks to the delight of its eager audience and takes off again. We could watch these intelligent, playful creatures frolic for hours. After a day on the water, we return to the secluded bliss of Sunset Key and head to the pool bar for a cheeseburger. It shouldn’t come as a surprise: It really does taste better in paradise. (westinsunsetkeycottages.com) « NAPLESillustrated.com | MARCH 2014
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With its new V12 Vantage S, Aston Martin squeezes its biggest engine into its smallest car. The results are breathtaking. By Howard Walker The supercar world is changing. The ultimate neck-snapping Peterbilt. Just how Aston got it in here is a master stroke itself. Only performance cars of tomorrow will have engines boasting a technicians with hands the size of Eva Longoria’s will ever multitude of joules and watts, ohms and volts. Turbos change the spark plugs. spinning at the speed of light will add massive There are no superchargers, turbochargers or POWER FILE oomph to combustion engines, not with 12, 10 or battery chargers needed to summon all 565 Price: $184,995 eight cylinders, but probably six, or even four. horses—just 12 perfectly formed cylinders. Engine: 6-liter, V-12 Max POWER: BMW’s radical new i8 supercar is powered Next to the sold-out One-77 hypercar, this 565 hp MAX TORQUE: 457 poundby a three-cylinder hooked up to a huge is Aston’s fastest, most potent, street-legal feet Transmission: 7-speed auto 0-60 electric motor to give a combined 360-plus projectile ever. This model reflects the hotmph : 3.7 seconds Top speed : 205 mph horsepower and 0-60 sprinting in 3.7 seconds. rod philosophy of squeezing the biggest Length/width: 172.6/79.6 inches McLaren’s jaw-dropping new P1 hypercar has engine you can lay your hands on into the Weight: 3,560 pounds Why we an electric motor to help juice the 3.8-liter twinsmallest, lightest, most compact body. In this love it: Because it’s the most turbo V-8 to give a combined 903 hp. It’s a hybrid case, the V-12 from the flagship Vanquish is ferocious and intoxicating McLaren with the same technology as a Prius. forced into the petite Vantage two-door coupe. Aston Martin ever. Attempting to catch up to these supercars is the It’s a salivating combo. To many, the Vantage is latest Aston Martin Vantage S. still one of the most gorgeous sports cars on the planet. Shoehorned beneath the Aston’s curvy hood is a 6-liter, Perfectly formed with curves and creases sculpted by angels, V-12 engine that would look right at home under the hood of a standing still it looks like it’s punching through the air at 180. 78
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It’s an evolution of the previous-generation V12 Vantage S with a few nips and tucks to justify a trade-up. That iconic Aston front grille now comes with either black carbon fiber or titanium mesh in place of the traditional horizontal slats. At each corner are new 10-spoke, 19inch alloy wheels. Thankfully, there’s a lot more substance to add to the style. Compared to the previous Vantage S, the new V12 packs an extra 45 horseys, 37 more torques and maybe 5,000 more decibels. There’s also a new adaptive suspension system borrowed from the Vanquish that lets the driver adjust damping in three stages: normal, sport and track. It’s all awesome until you talk about the transmission. The lastgeneration Vantage S came with only one gear-swapping choice, a
wonderfully precise six-speed manual. But when developing this new version, Aston thought buyers might prefer an automatic. There’s nothing wrong with that, but the choice of automatic turned out to be less than stellar. Aston opted for a seven-speed, single-clutch automatic from a race gearbox builder. Under anything other than pedal-to-the-metal acceleration, the shifts are lumpy, clunky and often downright unpleasant. But with an engine like this, you can forgive anything. The snarling symphony it plays through the exhausts as the revs soar toward the 7,200 rpm redline is beyond magical. The way the Vantage S scythes through curves is unreal. There is so much grip here, so much poise, so much balance, it’s near impossible to find the limits of adhesion on public roads. But it sure is fun trying. You’ll pay $184,995 for the thrill of owning this 12-cylinder clap of thunder. Grab one while you can—before they start cutting cylinders and bolting electric motors to it. «
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MASERATI OF NAPLES PRESENTS THE 2014 GRANTURISMO CONVERTIBLE SPORT. It seduces you with a fusion of Italian style, luxury and thrilling performance. Its aerodynamic curves redefine convertible beauty, while a powerful 454 HP V8 engine and stirring exhaust note take top-down driving to new highs with every shift. Inside, a sumptuous leather interior offers room for four that will spoil you and your passengers for any other convertible GT. Lower the top, take the sculpted wheel in hand and experience driving passion in a sophisticated guise.
SPECIAL THANKS. Maserati of Naples would like to express our gratitude to the volunteers, trustees and chairpersons of the 2014 Naples Winter Wine Festival. We also congratulate this year’s festival winner of a new GranTurismo Convertible.
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The true beauty of Naples runs deeper than the aqua surf, sandy shore and lush landscapes. The people make it exceptional. Cases in point: five smart, sophisticated women whose authentic beauty is the perfect blend of style and substance. By Kat Smith • Photography by Roland Scarpa Hair and makeup by Philip Douglas • Styled by Ashleigh Schufeldt, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples
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Sonja Ewy Model and spokeswoman for Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas Barron Collier High School grad Sonja Ewy lives in the Big Apple, where she is a successful fashion model. She landed her current role with Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino as the winner of a reality show competition on VH1’s Model Employee. You may have also seen her in numerous Florida publications or strutting the runway at the Michael Kors 2012 fashion show at Naples Botanical Garden’s Hats in the Garden. Despite the fast-lane nature of her career, Ewy, 25, appears surprisingly grounded. After modeling, her future plans include becoming a teacher and a mom. Ewy dedicates time to helping others, and plans to get involved in the Big Brothers Big Sisters program in New York. During college she volunteered for Ronald McDonald House and Habitat for Humanity and served as an English tutor for a fifth grade ESOL class. Passions: I play guitar, love yoga and read a ton of lifeadvice books in attempt to be the best person I can be. A perfect Naples weekend: Coming home to my parents’ house and a home-cooked meal. Sunny days all around. A few drinks at a local bar, and a beach day to relax. Favorite book: The Defining Decade. It is about love, work and family. It tells you how your 20s are the most important years of your life and how you should use them to shape the rest of your future. Words to live by: Hakuna matata. It’s a Swahili phrase that means no worries. This is life. The moment is now. Live in the present. Most prized possession: My cat, Hazel. I love her very much. You know all those crazy cat ladies out there? I am one of them. A surprising thing about her: I had six fingers on each hand; the extra ones were removed at birth. No effects from that today, just a little imperfection of mine that I like to embrace.
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A fun girls’ night out inspired Brenda Melton to create her own charity fundraiser, now in its fourth year. When Melton invited several friends to dinner and a movie (Sex and the City), she asked each one to design a martini glass with a nod to the film’s famous cocktail, the Cosmopolitan. The night was such a hit that when she planned a viewing party for the sequel, she contacted Sarah Jessica Parker, Melania Trump and Manolo Blahnik, along with other celebrities tied to the Sex and the City movies, to see if they would sign the glasses. Surprisingly, they all did. Melton then decided to offer them to the Naples International Film Festival for a fundraiser, and the glasses were sold at the first Celebrity Martini Glass Auction. In addition to raising money for the film festival, proceeds from the latest auction in February benefited veterans’ groups PAWS, which provides service dogs to disabled veterans, and Honor Flight. “I always wanted to do something for veterans,” Melton says. “My dad served; I’m an Air Force brat. My husband, Phil, was a Marine and his father was in the Navy. It's been a part of my life.” Favorite local places: Truluck’s, Brio Tuscan Grille, Sea Salt, Chops City Grill, Food & Thought, Bayside’s upstairs bar, The Café on Fifth Avenue South. What she can’t leave home without: A hug from my husband and my cell phone. A perfect Naples weekend: Because we are out all the time, I’d say staying home with my husband and cat, Yoda, in my comfies, with no makeup, catching up on Nashville and The Good Wife. Favorite books: To Kill a Mockingbird and my most recent read, Uncle Al Capone, by Deirdre Capone, a local author and grandniece of Al Capone. Words to live by: When I stand before God at the end of my life, I would hope I would not have a single bit of talent left and I could say, “I used everything you gave me.” Stress reliever: Walking four miles to Food & Thought every day and getting a wheat grass shot.
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Founder and Director, Celebrity Martini Glass Auction
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Growing up, Stacey Deffenbaugh would go to Cleveland Browns games with her dad, who instilled a love of sports in his only child. As a student at Wittenberg University in her native Ohio, Deffenbaugh set her sights on becoming a sports writer, and was even the sports editor of her college newspaper. But when an internship at the local newspaper never materialized, she went to the TV station to earn her school credits. Deffenbaugh fell in love with television news and never looked back. She has been with Waterman Broadcasting in Southwest Florida for a decade after starting her career in the frozen terrain of Fargo, North Dakota. Deffenbaugh spends off-air time volunteering with many charities—the American Cancer Society, the Children’s Network of Southwest Florida, March of Dimes, the American Red Cross and the Fundraising Development Board for Legal Aid. She has been recognized with several honors, including the One Person Can Make a Difference Award by the Florida Coalition for Children for a news segment, called “Wednesday’s Child,” that featured the stories of local foster children. Favorite local places: Trabue! It’s a restaurant in Punta Gorda, where my husband, Keith Meyer, is the executive chef and general manager. Beauty essentials: I have very dry skin and frizzy hair, so I need a great moisturizer and a flat iron. Biggest inspiration: My father! He beat cancer last year and walked me down the aisle at my wedding in January. Sweetest part of success: Being able to volunteer with so many wonderful Southwest Florida charities. My parents always taught me the importance of giving back. Guilty pleasure: Mint chocolate-chip ice cream. Favorite travel destination: Anywhere with my husband. In September we’re going for one week in Italy, one week in Spain and one week in France. We are into food and wine, so many of our trips are around that. A favorite pastime: I love playing golf, but I don’t get the opportunity to play much. The courses at Bonita Bay, the Colony, Raptor Bay and Spring Run in Estero are some of my favorites.
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When she was six years old, Claudine LégerWetzel’s father passed away, leaving her mother to raise 10 children by herself. The example her loving mom set provided iron-tough inspiration for Léger-Wetzel. “We all grew up and never got on food stamps. We never knew we were poor. She just instilled confidence in all of her kids,” she says. Now a mom of three, Léger-Wetzel is also a successful businesswoman with Stock Development, where in addition to overseeing sales and marketing, she manages the company’s charitable initiatives. She has also served as chair of the Education Foundation, earning its Glass Slipper award. Last year, while working with Builders Care on a project in which Stock built a house for a family in need, she recalled her own childhood after her father died. “I remember knowing it was going to be a terrible Christmas. Then people started ringing the doorbell and bringing toys,” says Léger-Wetzel. “As a child, it resonated. So for this home project, I went to friends and business contacts, and we were able to design each room and have a basket for each kid personal to them.” Other charities she has worked with include the Boys & Girls Club, the Immokalee Toy Drive, PACE Center for Girls and Hope Clubhouse. Style essentials: Classic black skirts and pants, and pearls that can dress up or down. Her inspiration: My sister Dianne had a diving accident at the age of 14 that left her a paraplegic. She went on to marry and have four children (three of them triplets) and a successful career. To live one day in her life motivates me to appreciate everything I have and never complain about the little things. Sweetest part of success: Working with the best people in the business at Stock Development. The reason I am motivated to do as much as I do inside and outside the company is because I work for the greatest group of people. Hidden talent: I like to cook. My niece is getting married in a couple of weeks and she created these bags for which I get to make “Aunt Claudine’s famous cookies,” and that is her little giveaway.
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By age 14, Jill Wheeler knew she wanted to be a psychotherapist. As a student at Colby College, located in a Maine Wildlife Management Area, she also discovered a deep connection with nature. Today, she blends her passion for both with Wellfit Institute. When she is not teaching yoga, taking part in some sort of adventure sport or training for the next of six major world marathons (she’s halfway through them), she serves as a member of the Golisano Children’s Museum of Naples Guild and the Naples International Film Festival board. Wheeler is currently working on a joint Wellfit Institute-Peaks Foundation project to take a group of local at-risk girls to Machu Picchu in Peru, which will be the subject of a full-length documentary. She created a curriculum with leadership exercises and physical training that the participants have already begun in preparation for the trip. Favorite local places: Food & Thought, the Salt Cave and Silverspot Cinema. A perfect Naples weekend: Riding bikes to breakfast with my daughters Finley, 8, and Channing, 7, then kiteboarding all day, paddleboarding, and playing board games with my kids in the evening or catching a film at Silverspot. Words to live by: “Just as a solid rock is unshaken by the wind, so are the wise unshaken by praise or blame.” —The Dhammapada Favorite travel destination: A remote location in Costa Rica, near the border of Nicaragua. It’s the eighth windiest place in the world—adventure! What makes her playlist: Everything from Led Zeppelin and Grateful Dead bootlegs to Dr. Dre, Eminem, Brett Dennen and yoga Kirtan music. A surprising thing about her: I used to spin fire on chains. I learned it from a woman who had lived in India for years. It’s a traditional Maori practice called poi, and it’s really hard. I used to go to Jazz Fest in New Orleans and light my chains up and do it at parties. Go-to fashion items: My recycled bicycle innertube messenger bag, Frye boots and funky, patterned leggings.
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From Runway TO REALITY BY KATHERINE LANDE
Spring 2014 collections are nothing if not bold. From skins to specchio, our take on the season’s top trends.
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3-D FLORAL spring style is most definitely in bloom.
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Flower pins, Oscar de la Renta, Marissa Collections, Naples
Clear floral sunglasses, Kate Spade, Naples
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TOP 5 SPRING ACCESSORY TRENDS
Beth Kanfer, senior fashion director, accessories, Saks Fifth Avenue
1. tribal trimmings on bags and shoes 2. adorned embellishments 3. the soft handbag 4. high-shield sunglasses 5. handbags with fringe detailing Flower appliquĂŠ heel, Dior, select Saks Fifth Avenue locations
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Leather heel with floral detail, Brian Atwood, brian atwood.com
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OXFORD BLUES valentino
elevating the banker’s blue shirt to fashionable heights.
Rock crystal burnished silver necklace, Bottega Veneta, bottegaveneta.com
SHOPPING LIST: SPRING 2014 MUST-HAVES Marissa Hartington : Owner of Marissa Collections, Naples
1. LamÉ/Holographic Fitted Longer Jacket 2. Pastel Cropped Leather Jacket 3. Silver metallic mules 4. ’50s romantic circle skirt party dress 5. Statement collar necklaces
Black and blue crocodile handbag, Louis Vuitton, Naples
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Leather heel with metal tip, Christian Louboutin, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples
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MULTI SKINS pastel, saturated or metallic, skin is in.
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Green python and Lucite minaudiere, Salvatore Ferragamo, Naples
Glossy elaphe sandal in sea mix, Jimmy Choo, jimmy choo.com
Editor's Pick CABLE BRACELET
David Yurman celebrates the thirtieth anniversary of the cable bracelet with these new limited-edition designs.
All-pavĂŠ Renaissance with white diamonds in 18-karat white gold: price upon request
Aluminum Renaissance in blue: $350 (available in a variety of colors)
All-metal Renaissance in 18-karat rose gold: $9,500 (available in a variety of precious metals)
Beverly Hills flat sandal in tropical green, black, Aquazzura, Intermix, intermixny.com
Python, crocodile clutch, Nancy Gonzalez, similar styles, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples
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SILVER SPECCHIO the high-gloss and hightexture way to shine.
Chaine d’Ancre TGM bracelet in silver, Hermès, Naples
Editor’s Note: For this new line, Pierre Hardy draws inspiration from the "Chaine d'Ancre fils" link that starred Hermès bijouterie collections in the ’60s.
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Silver leather handbag with shoulder strap, Roger Vivier, rogervivier.com Leather sandals with Swarovski crystals and metal double heel, Fendi, fendi.com
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On Trend
THE VERTICAL CLUTCH Height outweighs width in this season's best small-bag options.
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Embellished minaudiere, Tory Burch, Naples
Painted cork clutch with strap, Kara Ross, Marissa Collections, Naples
Multicolored minaudiere with gold chain strap, J. Mendel, jmendel.com
Metallic wedge with ankle strap, Coach, Naples
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seeing supergraphic, in-your-face spots.
Mixed-print heel, Sophia Webster, select Nordstrom stores
Medium Jet Set dotted travel tote, MICHAEL by Michael Kors, Marissa Collections, Naples
Editor's Pick
Polka dot and stripe wedge, Oscar de la Renta, Marissa Collections, Naples
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STATEMENT SHADES Look for bold frames and tinted lenses inspired by Instagram filters.
Sunglasses, Fendi, special order Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples
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Spring SALADS
As the temperature rises this season, so does our appetite for lighter fare. Get inspired by these creations from Naples chefs. PHOTOGRAPHY BY VANESSA ROGERS
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Beet around the bush
CHEF Daniel Virola | Bha! bha! persian bistro Beets, blanched celery, spinach, scallions, crumbled feta, pears, sliced red onions, chopped basil and parsley, and toasted walnuts served with a pomegranate vinaigrette.
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In a pretty pickle CHEF john welch | Avenue5
Green and white asparagus tossed in a Champagne vinaigrette, with egg, anchovy pesto and julienned pickled vegetables, including red onions, carrots and red bell peppers.
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The minimalist
CHEF RORY TIERNEY | The TURTLE CLUB Hydroponic buttercrunch lettuce sprinkled with candied pecans and Gorgonzola crumbles, topped with slivered pears and tossed in a citrus vinaigrette.
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Savory stack
CHEF Keith casey | kc american bistro Vine-ripe tomatoes layered with sauteed spinach and Maytag blue cheese, drizzled with warm hickory-smoked bacon vinaigrette, garnished with oranges and microsprouts.
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Flower power
CHEF Gaspard Toulouppe | Bleu provence Vegetable and flower salad, including eggplant caviar, red onions, Chioggia beets, kumquats, Key limes, radishes, red and white endives, carrots and a Parmesan crisp garnish.
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Red Cady evening dress, Ralph Lauren, Naples; black gladiator heel, Christian Louboutin, christianlouboutin.com; gold coin earrings, Dolce & Gabbana, dolcegabbana.com.
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POWER PLAY High-fashion equestrian looks inspired by the sport of kings Photography by NAVID
Shot by NAPLES Illustrated on location at Villa Del Lago, Wellington. Jewelry provided by Tiffany & Co., Naples.
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Naeem Khan black off-theshoulder gown, bolero, special order, Stephanie Kantis silver and gold earrings, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples. Opposite page: Valentino net embroidered pleated jumpsuit, gold bracelet, Marissa Collections, Naples; Stephanie Kantis chain necklace with pendant, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples.
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Silk printed dress, blue python boots, Salvatore Ferragamo, Naples; hat, Helen Kaminski, helenkaminski.com; cuff, Stephanie Kantis, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples
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Oscar de la Renta aqua silk faille rose needlepoint and silver bullion embroidered dress, Marissa Collections, Naples; gold laser cutout pump, Christian Louboutin, christianlouboutin.com; Stephanie Kantis chain necklace with pendant, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples. Opposite page: Printed silkblend dress, Dolce & Gabbana, dolcegabbana.com; embellished collar necklace, Louis Vuitton, Naples; silk printed scarf, Hermès, Naples.
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Michael Kors indigo cashmere, cotton denim jacket, bandeau, slit skirt, flip-tie belt, Marissa Collections, Naples; crocodile handbag, embellished ceramic cuff, Louis Vuitton, Naples; military cutout bootie, Giuseppe Zanotti Design, giuseppezanottidesign.com. Opposite page: Lurex-silk blend longsleeve cape dress, Gucci, Naples; Jimmy Choo pump in woven fabric and patent leather, Stephanie Kantis turquoise ring, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples; silk printed scarf, Hermès, Naples.
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Embellished leather shift dress, Diane von Furstenberg, dvf.com; beaded mesh scarf, Louis Vuitton, Naples; heels, Chanel, chanel.com; bag in black suede with bamboo handles, Gucci, Naples; Stephanie Kantis white ring, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples; tortoise shell sunglasses, Tory Burch, Naples. Fashion Editor: Katherine Lande Hair and Makeup: Cherie Combs, MC2 Creative Management, Miami using Giorgio Armani Beauty Model: Sarah, Front Management, Miami Fashion Assistant: Hayley Haas Hair and Makeup Assistant: Leandra France using KĂŠrastase products Photography Assistant: Andrew Mossop NI extends a special thanks to Jim Zenni, Glenn Silva, Fafi Obregon and all the team at Villa del Lago for their production support and warm hospitality. (villadellagopolo.com) 118 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED
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Entertaining FOR A Cause At a Bonita Bay home, where the parties are known for their style, grace and lifesaving mission.
BY JANE PORTER PHOTOGRAPHY BY JERRY RABINOWITZ
Every detail in Patricia and Jim Pike’s Bonita Bay home has a story to tell. The glistening lanai overlooking the lake was designed and installed by her son, Sonny Fodale, who owns a tiling business in Louisville, Kentucky. The art pieces in the Life of Pithemed guest room were painted by her sister Ann Reece, a Fort Myers-based artist. Once a year, the movie theater upstairs becomes a stage where her husband’s grandchildren perform a play she’s written. And in her garden overlooking the lake stands a stone bench where her daughter Jane loved to sit. Lovely Jane, who like her mother was a successful makeup artist, who like her grandmother suffered with bipolar disorder, who two summers ago, after cleaning out her closet and calling everyone she loved one last time, took her own life at the age of 39. Pike thinks of Jane every day. Fighting the stigma surrounding mental illness has become Pike’s mission. As a master entertainer, she knows how to do it with impeccable style and grace. Pike has opened her Harwick-designed home in Bonita Bay for countless social gatherings, the latest and most successful of which was a silent auction event for the Collier County chapter of NAMI (nami.org), the National Alliance on Mental Illness, a nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness and providing education and support to families who need it. The organization has been a pillar of support in Pike’s life over the years, offering classes that taught her more about mental illness and allowed her to better understand
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Jane’s struggle. It was NAMI, also, that reached out to Pike after Jane’s death, making sure she saw a counselor who could give her support and help her begin processing her loss. Pike shares Jane’s story often in an effort to raise awareness that mental illness can strike at any moment in anyone’s life. Her daughter was valedictorian of her high school, but soon after, Pike began to notice Jane’s moods becoming more erratic. By the time she reached her early twenties, Jane’s diagnosis of bipolar disorder was confirmed. When a fall down the stairs severely injured her back, Jane refused surgery and lived in constant pain. One year later, a car accident worsened her injuries and she sank into a depression from which she would not emerge. Pike has remained committed to NAMI through Jane’s struggle with bipolar disorder and after losing her. Last December, Pike transformed her family room into a silent auction space, complete with a “Hollywood table” that, thanks to her sister, actress Amy Yasbeck, was filled with donated items from celebrities including Mel Brooks and Yasbeck’s late husband, John Ritter. The auction also included hand-dyed silk scarves created by Yasbeck, as part of her Silk Worn brand. Pike’s sister Ann also donated artwork to the auction. Upstairs, the movie theater Pike added to the home when she and Jim moved there in 2009, played educational films about mental illness and NAMI’s mission. The theater is just one example of how comfort is built into the design of the home. There is a 110-inch screen that guests can watch from rows of giant plush leather seats that fully recline. The arm
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Novel Approach: Pike’s guest room features decor inspired by Life of Pi, a film based on the best-selling novel. The walls feature wildlife paintings by Pike’s sister, artist Ann Reece.
rests are wide enough for children to use as seats and each has a Snuggy tucked away in it. The living room, which includes a bar, is decorated with raku ceramics. The family room features an art piece and pottery by local artist Dusty Holmes that Pike helped design using leaves she gathered herself. The den includes artwork by waterfowl painter David Maass and a decorative marsh that Pike created as a place to feature her husband’s collection of duck decoys hand-carved by artist Leonard Carnaghi. The lanai around the pool where Pike does most of her entertaining includes a bridge, three waterfalls and a mural of wildlife painted by her sister Ann. The house, built in 1994, features 14-foot ceilings and a 26-foot-tall living room. After purchasing it in 2009, the Pikes added 2,000 square feet, an expansion that included the movie theater, family room, a game room, two extra bathrooms and a bedroom. The couple, who live half the year in Bonita Bay and half the year in Michigan, have hosted business parties and events for the Michigan NAPLESillustrated.com | MARCH 2014
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Sibling Star Power Actress Amy Yasbeck has helped shine a spotlight on NAMI, the National Association of Mental Illness, to help raise awareness around the disease and its widespread effect on families, including her own. The film and television star has supported NAMI’s various charitable events, along with her sister Patricia Pike, whose daughter Jane took her own life after battling mental illness. At NAMI’s Hope Shines fundraising luncheon in December, which raised about $150,000, Yasbeck was the keynote speaker and candidly shared how mental illness affects the entire family. Pike also stepped forward to share Jane’s story. The crowd was brought to tears. Every spring, Pike participates in the annual NAMI walk. The first time Jane attended a NAMI walk with Pike, she was overwhelmed by the outpouring of support for her and others living with mental illness. Last year, Yasbeck led the walk as grand marshal. “You feel small when you lose someone and when you’re with an organization that makes you feel part of something, you feel like you’re part of a family, “ says Yasbeck, referring to NAMI. “You don’t know how much you need a community until you find yourself a grieving parent or a widow.”
A custom-built movie theater (top left) includes leather seats that fully recline, a 110-inch screen and a full stage. The theater’s color scheme is inspired by the Detroit Lions’ team colors. The room (above) leading into the theater features bold-colored carpeting designed by Pike to illustrate a whimsical entry to the home’s theater.
Club, which, founded by Pike less than a year ago, includes more than 300 Michigan residents living in the area. Every year Pike also hosts a clothing exchange party, inviting her friends to bring clothes and accessories they no longer wear to trade with each other. The rooms in her house are organized by clothing size, and at the end of the event, Pike donates the items that have not been traded to the Sarah Ann Drop-In Center, which works in partnership with NAMI. Recently, she transformed a room in the center that had previously held garbage bags of clothing into a space where people can choose from apparel hung on racks organized by color and size. Last year’s exchange brought more than 500 pieces of clothing to the center. Pike is committed to staying active and vocal in the mental health community, particularly with NAMI. When Kathryn Hunter, executive director for NAMI of Collier County, asked Pike to serve as chair for the NAMI luncheon this past December, Pike jumped at the opportunity. Taking it a step further, she came up with the idea to transform the traditional cocktail party, held for top donors the night before, into a silent auction to bring in more funds for the organization. By the end of the night, the auction had raised $10,000 for NAMI. “Patricia’s home was the perfect venue for a VIP party,” says Hunter. But there’s more to Pike’s contribution than simply a lavish entertaining space. “Because she is so passionate and open about telling her story and telling Jane’s story, people who have never talked about their own loved one confide in Patricia.” Before her death, Jane had planned to move to Naples to be closer to her mom and get involved with NAMI and the Sarah Ann Drop-In Center. While those plans were never realized, Jane’s presence can still be felt at the center. Eleven miles down the road from Bonita Bay, the space is home to a garden Pike funded. A bench identical to the one where Jane would sit on visits to Pike’s home stands amidst the flowers. It is named the Jane Garden. «
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The name of this luscious dish at Angelina’s Ristorante is as melodious as a Giuseppe Verdi aria—Cappesante e Pancetta di Maiale. The notes in this beautiful plate, consisting of perfectly pan-seared scallops, slow-roasted pork belly, smooth Yukon gold potato purée, and a bright spark of brussels sprout citrus salad, harmonize in delicious flavors. The dish was composed by Angelina’s new maestro, Executive Chef Sarah Grueneberg, famous for placing second on Bravo’s Top Chef: Texas 2012. The super-talented Grueneberg came to Bonita Springs after serving as executive chef at the highly rated Italian standout Spiaggia in Chicago. Southwest Florida foodies can anticipate culinary excitement from Grueneberg all season long. —Kat Smith
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Taste kitchen Andrew Wicklander’s passion for cooking dates back as far as he can remember. He recalls always being in the kitchen as a kid, while spending weekends on his mother’s dairy farm in central Minnesota. As his skills sharpened over the years, he worked his way up from line cook to executive chef in the kitchens of various Minneapolis hotels. He ultimately moved on to work in fine-dining establishments in the chilly city. In 1997, he moved to Naples and never looked back. He first arrived to open Campiello restaurant and then moved to Café & Bar Lurcat, where he is currently the executive chef. Both restaurants are part of D’Amico and Partners, which operates a half-dozen restaurants in Minneapolis and Naples. In this interview, Wicklander shares some of his favorite things. —Teri Evans
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Chef Andrew wicklander Favorite place to shop: The Fresh Market. It always has a nice selection of fresh seafood and meats, fresh produce, plus some different things you might not find at other grocery stores. Surprising find in his freezer: White Castle hamburgers. There’s no White Castle in Florida, so I buy them frozen. Food obsession: Sea urchin (uni). Whenever I see it on the menu anywhere, I’ll order it. Nine times out of 10 it’s not the greatest, but Marea in New York and Nobu Miami on Miami Beach do it well. I’ve also had some great pieces flown in from the West Coast, whether it’s California or Washington, when it’s in season. Common mistake home cooks make: Not having the pans hot enough! Kitchen essentials: A good set of sharp knives is a must.
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The Naples area is packed with a superabundance of great eateries, serving up food and drinks to satisfy every palate. Naples Illustrated has rounded up details on some can’t-miss places for dining delights.
AMERICAN Agave Bar & Grill Innovative modern American cuisine featuring fresh and flavorful dishes, along with handcrafted drinks in a comfortable atmosphere. 2380 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples (239598-3473, agavenaples.com) Alexander’s Restaurant For 18 years, Chefowner Alexander Bernard has been in the kitchen creating healthy, delicious dishes with French, Asian, Caribbean, Latin and Middle Eastern accents. 4077 Ninth St. N., Naples (239-262-4999, alexandersnaples.com) Baleen at LaPlaya Beach & Golf Resort Dine amid the exotically elegant tropical surroundings indoors, or better still, on the patio to soak up the breathtaking beach and Gulf view. 9891 Gulf Shore Drive, Naples (239-598-5707, laplayaresort.com)
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Bistro 821 This Fifth Avenue staple is a long-time favorite, thanks to the colorful, Miami-inspired atmosphere and Executive Chef Jess Housman’s Natural Fusion menu. 821 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239261-5821, bistro821.com) Café & Bar Lurcat The space and the food are sophisticated and comfortable. And everyone loves the little warm cinnamon sugar donuts. 494 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-213-3357, cafelurcat.com) The Chapel Grill The restaurant serves fine cuisine in a stunning and unique space that formerly housed the historic First Baptist Church in Old Naples. 811 Seventh Ave. S., Naples (239-206-4310, thechapelgrill.com) Gordon’s On The River The slick supper clubs of the ’40s inform the style at this fine dining establishment at Naples Harbour. Highlights include classic dishes and live piano music. 475 North Road, Naples (239-213-1441, gordonsontheriver.com) Handsome Harry’s Third Street Bistro The big patio provides a great spot for people-watching and dancing to live music. The food is also a big draw. 1205 Third St. S., Naples (239-434-6400, handsomeharrys.com) KC American Bistro As the name implies, American regional cuisine is the name of the game at this
North Naples spot. 885 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples (239-566-2371, kcamericanbistro.com) The Local Fresh, healthy meals in a little eatery in the Bed, Bath & Beyond Plaza. 5323 Airport Pulling Rd., Naples (239-596-3276, thelocalnaples.com) M Waterfront Grille Contemporary decor, view of the bay and fine cuisine make M Waterfront a longtime favorite in the Village on Venetian Bay. 4300 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples (239-263-4421, mwaterfrontgrille.com) Ridgway Bar & Grill Master chef and Naples institution Tony Ridgway continues wowing diners. Another plus: the outstanding wine list by co-owner Sukie Honeycutt. 1300 Third St. S., Naples (239-2625500, ridgwaybarandgrill.com) Seasons 52 Fresh Grill The changing seasons inspire fresh, seasonal cuisine in a warm atmosphere at this outpost of a widespread chain that has uniquely local appeal. The farmers-market food is perfectly paired with a sommelier-chosen wine list. What’s more, you can indulge without guilt; every dish is a max of 475 calories. (239-5948852, seasons52.com) Tommy Bahama Restaurant & Bar Born in Naples, the Tommy Bahama laid-back lifestyle is full throttle in the festive eatery and bar in the heart NAPLESillustrated.com | March 2014
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of Third Street South. 1220 Third St. S., Naples (239643-6889, tommybahama.com) The Wine Loft This addition to Mercato melds stylish sipping, modern American small-plate offerings and jazz on busier nights. 9118 Strada Place, Naples (239-598-5601, thewineloftofnaples.com)
SEAFOOD Aqua The restaurant’s look is fresh and airy, just right for the seafood-centric menu. 862 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-213-1111, aquafifth.com) The Bay House Hidden among the waterways near the Cocohatchee River, this place has a beautiful dining room with views of the water, as well as Tierney’s Tavern and The Claw Bar for casual dining and live music. 799 Walkerbilt Road, Naples (239591-3837, bayhousenaples.com) Bayside Seafood Grill & Bar Spectacular water views, live music Wednesday–Sunday at the Upper Deck Bar, prime grilled meats and a variety of seafood specialties. 4270 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples (239-649-5552, baysideseafoodgrillandbar.com)
The cool new restaurant HobNob Kitchen & Bar, in the heart of Fifth Avenue South, mixes urban chic with warm, welcoming elements. The name itself connotes convivial hanging out. The design concept, conceived by owner-restaurateur Mike Hernandez and his wife, Lisa, is fresh and fun. Modern touches include hanging bare bulbs over the gleaming white bar, while tables and decorative elements using reclaimed wood warm things up. A whimsical 66-foot mural in the main dining area and a charming smaller work in the cozy space behind the bar (dubbed “The Snug”) by artist Bryan Relyea add to the charm. Giant letters emblazoned with lightbulbs at the entryway literally encourage diners to EAT. “We wanted it to be unpretentious, with a menu that’s not too serious,” Hernandez says. Executive Chef Tony Biagetti says the idea was to make the menu straight to the point, with dishes both comforting (rotisserie chicken, beef short ribs with lemon risotto) and exotic (an intriguing selection of “boutique” oysters, octopus with white beans). Open daily for dinner, HobNob is a must-visit on Fifth Avenue’s “Restaurant Row.” —K.S.
Citrus Seafood Seafood is right there in the name, so you’ll find plenty of choices here, but the Maine lobster tower is hard to resist. 455 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-435-0408, citrusseafood.com) The Dock at Crayton Cove A longtime favorite, The Dock is an open-air restaurant serving fresh catches prepared with Caribbean and Latin influences. 845 12th Ave. S., Naples (239-263-9940, dockcraytoncove.com) FISH Restaurant This entry to the dining scene at the Village on Venetian Bay offers water views and great seafood. 4360 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples (239-263-3474, fishrestaurantnaples.com) Pincher’s Crab SHACK The Phelan family, creators of Pincher’s, has a simple mission that revolves around local fishermen fishing local waters for their casual eateries. 1200 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-434-6616, pincherscrabshack.com) Randy’s Fishmarket Restaurant Traditional Old Florida charm and tasty seafood are on tap at this laid-back spot, and the restaurant is famous for its Key lime pie. 10395 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-593-5555, randysfishmarketrestaurant.com) Sea Salt Chef Fabrizio Aielli is a master at marrying organic local produce, wild-caught fish, naturally raised meat and poultry with modern cooking techniques. 1186 Third St. S., Naples (239-434-7258, seasaltnaples.com) Swan River Seafood & Fish Market Restaurant, market and raw bar, Swan River is consistently great for fine seafood. 3741 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-403-7000, swanriverseafood.com) Truluck’s Seafood, Steak & Crab House The atmosphere is elegant in this fine dining restaurant. Truluck’s owns its own local fisheries, so the catch is always fresh. The bar is sophisticated and festive, with piano music and a lively crowd. 698 Fourth Ave. S., Naples (239-530-3131, trulucks .com) The Turtle Club Fresh seafood, fine steaks and chops are nearly overshadowed by the spectacular beachfront setting overlooking the Gulf. 9225 Gulfshore Drive N., Naples (239-592-6557, windward hospitality.com) USS Nemo Undersea Cuisine & Adventures Everything on the menu is a cut above, but the signature miso broiled sea bass is hands down one of the best dishes in town. 3745 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-261-6366, ussnemorestaurant.com)
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Yabba Island Grill A fun place for visitors and locals, Yabba is like a Caribbean vacation. 711 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-262-5787, yabbaislandgrill.com)
STEAK Andre’s Steakhouse Andre’s was established in 1993, directly from New York. The restaurant has earned the Wine Spectator Award yearly since 2001, and has nearly 4,000 bottles in its cellar. 2800 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-263-5851, andressteak houseofnaples.com) Chops City Grill A modern take on traditional, Chops serves prime aged steaks along with fresh local seafood and hand-rolled sushi. 8200 Health Center Blvd., Suite 100, Bonita Springs (239-9924677, chopscitygrill.com) The Grill This is about as luxurious as dining gets. Nestled within The Ritz-Carlton, Naples, it features rich decor to complement the aged prime beef, chops and fresh seafood. 280 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples (239-598-6644, ritz-carlton.com)
Stoney’s Steakhouse The menu features midwestern, corn-fed, prime certified black angus beef, complemented by fresh seafood, an awardwinning wine list, inventive salads, side dishes and decadent homemade desserts served in a handsome dining room. 403 Bayfront Place, Naples (239-435-9353, stoneyssteakhouse.com)
FRENCH Bleu Provence Take a trip to the south of France without leaving town. Lysielle Cariot’s dishes are perfectly paired with wines from the vast selection compiled by her co-owner/husband, Jacques. 1234 Eighth St. S., Naples (239-261-8239, bleu provencenaples.com) Chez Boët French Home Cooking At this family-owned and run French restaurant, Lisa and Philippe Boët serve classics like duck a l’orange and pâté in a warm, homey atmosphere. 755 12th Ave. S., Naples (239-643-6177, chezboet naples.com) Cote d’Azur Intimate bistro in the style of Provence
serves standouts like grass-fed lamb chops and a Maine lobster roasted in a clay pot with Jerusalem artichokes, porcini, fresh herbs and root vegetables. 11224 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-597-8867, cote dazurrestaurant.com) Escargot 41 French food wows in an unlikely setting within a storefront. Escargots are served seven different ways and owner/Chef Patrick Fevrier’s classic dishes incorporate produce he grows himself. 4339 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-793-5000, escargot41.com) Le Lafayette French Restaurant Chef Sebastien Maillard whips up traditional French dishes with a touch of the tropics in his family-owned restaurant located just off Third Street South. He also conducts cooking classes on weekends. 375 13th Ave. S., Naples (239-403-7861, lelafayette.com)
MEXICAN MASA Superb, true Mexican cuisine in a high-style modern space, with a fabulous lineup of tequilas,
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Osteria Tulia Chef Vincenzo Betulia’s authentically rustic venue and “peasant” cuisine are homey, hearty and delizioso. 466 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239213-2073, tulianaples.com)
Alberto’s on Fifth Chef Alberto Varetto, born in Torino, Italy, for years served patrons of Sale e Pepe on Marco Island. Now he cooks fine dishes in his elegant restaurant on Fifth. 868 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-430-1060, albertosonfifth.com)
Pazzo! Cucina Italiana The “friendly neighborhood” restaurant serves moderately priced dishes using made-from-scratch sauces, pastas and desserts. 853 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-434-8494, pazzo italiancafe.com)
Angelina’s Ristorante A place for a special night out, with beautiful dining rooms, 4,000-bottle wine tower and elegant cuisine, or for casual meetings with friends in the bar. 24041 Tamiami Trail S., Bonita Springs (239-390-3187, angelinasof bonitasprings.com)
Bellini on Fifth Italian Ristorante The Bellini family treats guests to cuisine inspired by matriarch “Nonna” Maria. 445 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-261-1117, bellinionfifth.com) Bice A long-time favorite on the corner of Fifth and Third Street, Bice serves classic dishes in a warm setting. 300 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-262-4044, naples.bicegroup.com) Bravo! Cucina Italiana A good stop in Mercato for pasta, salads, grilled specialties and more before or after shopping or taking in a movie at Silverspot. 9110 Strada Place, Naples (239-514-0042, bravoitalian.com) Brio Tuscan Grille The location in Waterside Shops makes this expansive Italian a popular place for pre- and post-shopping meals. 5505 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-593-5319, brioitalian.com) Café Luna Signature pizzas, crispy calamari, ravioli and Caesar salad are among the classics at this casual spot with indoor and outdoor seating. 467 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-213-2212, cafeluna naples.com) Campiello A mainstay on Third Street South, Campiello is a perennial gathering place. 1177 Third St. S., Naples (239-435-1166, campiello.damico.com) L'ANGOLO 5TH AVE Authentic Italian cuisine, including fresh homemade pastas by the owner’s Italian
Roma Italian Bistro Pizza and Italian specialities made with ingredients imported from Italy and fresh ogranic produce. 655 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-776-7042, romabistronaples.com) MICHAEL CARONCHI
Barbatella The pizzas and pastas are scrumptious, but don’t overlook other offerings, including grilled salmon with arugula, tomato and hearts of palm. Save room for dessert; the gelato is worthy, as is the signature Nutella pizza. 1290 Third St. S., Naples (239-263-1955, barbatellanaples.com)
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second restaurant in Naples. Alto is planned to be both a destination restaurant and authentic jazz club located at Naples’ upscale Bayfront Place. It will likely follow in the footsteps of Mereday’s Fine Dining at Naples Bay Resort, the chef’s first restaurant. Inspired by a now-closed restaurant in Philadelphia called Zanzibar Blue, which offered upscale dining and live jazz music, Mereday always dreamed of doing something similar. When the space became available, he seized the opportunity. Expected to open this spring, Alto will mix great food (dinner only), live entertainment and a high-energy atmosphere. The ambience is casual and comfortable, with seats in the dining room, bar area and an outdoor patio facing Naples Bay. Jazz will be featured every night from musicians with local, national and international recognition. With a large stage and high-quality sound system, there will be no recorded or background music; it will all be live. (altonaples.com) —Melina Velez
Vergina Italian and Mediterranean dishes with a modern flair make up the menu. This also is a popular place for gathering with friends and listening to live music. 700 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-659-7008, verginarestaurant.com)
ASIAN AZN Azian Cuisine The choices cover Asia with dishes representing Japan, Vietnam, China, Malaysia, Hong Kong and more. 9118 Strada Place, Suite 8155, Naples (239-593-8818, aznrestaurant.com) Charlie Chiang’s Modern Asian Kitchen Urban decor with Asian influences set the scene for modern Chinese dishes and inventive Japanese rolls. 12200 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-593-6688, charliechiangs.com) Fujiyama Steak & Seafood Go for Japanese hibachi cooking and entertainment. Start off with a fun frozen cocktail like the Green Dragon. 2555 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-261-4332, naplesfuji yama.com) Maguro Sushi & Steak House This restaurant is easy to miss in its location in the corner of the mall at U.S. 41 and Wiggins Pass, but Maguro is worth seeking out if you love delicious, beautifully plated sushi and sashimi. 895 Wiggins Pass, Naples (239-591-0003, magurosteakhouse.com)
GLOBAL A Table Apart This place qualifies as a hidden gem. Owner/Chef Jeff Acol creates dishes that incorporate a world of influences. 4295 Bonita Beach Road, Bonita Springs (239-221-8540, atable apart.com)
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Bha! Bha! Persian Bistro Michael Mir’s restaurant serves savory lamb dishes and other colorful and delicious Persian specialties. 865 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239594-5557, bhabhapersianbistro.com) IM Tapas Isabel Pozo Polo and Mary Shipman (the I and M in the restaurant’s name) have created a little corner of Spain in the heart of Naples. 965 Fourth Ave. N., Naples (239-403-8272, imtapas.com) Inca’s Kitchen Fine Peruvian Cuisine Foodies flock to this wonderful restaurant serving authentic and beautiful Peruvian dishes. 11985 Collier Blvd., Naples (239-352-3200, incaskitchen.com) Marek’s Collier House Restaurant Fine meals are served by chef/owner Peter Marek and his wife, Penny, in the restored historical home of Captain Bill Collier, son of W.T. Collier, who settled in 1870 near Old Marco. 1121 Bald Eagle Drive, Marco Island (239-642-9948, mareksrestaurant.com) Noodles Italian Cafe and Sushi Bar Good sushi, parmesans and piccatas all in one place. 1585 Pine Ridge Rd., Naples (239-592-0050, noodlescafe.com) Osetra An elegant place serving caviar, Champagne and sushi in a sophisticated atmosphere until late into the night. Enjoy music on weekends from 10 p.m. until 2 a.m. 469 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-776-7938, osetranaples.com) «
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(App for thAT!) Whether you’re a wine connoisseur or just want to learn more about the different types, Vivino is the expert in your pocket. The iPhone and android app allows you to snap a photo of the bottle (it recognizes more than one million types!) and get to know any wine in just seconds. You can keep track of your favorites and even get personalized wine recommendations based on your taste. Add some to your wish list, share experiences and even explore your friends’ ratings. (vivino.com) —M.V.
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Scenes from Calistoga Ranch: The view, a dinner in the wine cave and the cave’s entrance.
Thoughts of owning a winery often fire the imaginations of oenophiles. Fractional ownership makes the dream achievable. By Mark SPivak
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Other than opening a restaurant, owning a winery is probably one of the most widespread fantasies on the planet. However, prices are steep. Properties in Napa Valley, for instance, begin around $5 million and go up from there, while properties in France can be costlier still. The answer for many wine lovers is fractional vineyard ownership. For a price roughly equivalent to what it costs to join a top country club, you can purchase a tract of vineyard land to call your own. Even better, you can leave the winemaking to trained individuals who don’t mind getting their hands dirty and simply collect your wine once a year. What follows are some of the most popular options in this burgeoning category. The Napa Valley Reserve: Founded in 2003, this project has provided the template for many that followed. Its credentials are impeccable. The property is owned by none other than Harlan Estate founder Bill Harlan, and the wines are made by the Harlan team. Members pay an initiation fee ranging from $155,000 to $175,000, and have the option to purchase an allocation ranging from six to 75 cases at $83 per bottle. And the fee is refundable on resale. The Reserve is a complete hospitality complex containing a winery, blending barn, caves and garden, and the staff hosts social and educational events for members throughout the year. You’re welcome to
work the harvest if you so desire, or sit at home and watch the progress on a webcam. Calistoga Ranch: Nestled in a canyon in northern Napa, tony Calistoga Ranch is part of the Auberge Resorts group. Several years ago, the resort offered 27 luxury residences for sale. The two-bedroom Lodges cover 3,000 square feet and ownership on a fractional basis starts at $475,000. Included are spa amenities, social and dining programs, access to top Napa vintners and the opportunity to participate in winemaking and blending. They’re currently sold out, but don’t fret—you can occasionally snag one on the after-market. Wine Estate Capital Management: This Netherlands-based company offers fractional ownership in four different wine estates, two in France and two in South Africa. Membership starts at $100,000. The participants can spend between three and five weeks each year at the property, and receive 12 cases of wine. The company also advertises member benefits from profit sharing and real estate appreciation. La Vida Buena: Located outside the city of San Raphael in Argentina, this winery is selling five-acre lots for $130,000. Owners can specify the grapes they want planted, and once their vines mature, the grapes can be sold to wineries. La Vida Buena can also arrange to have wine made to sell as well as for your consumption. Unlike The Napa
Left: Wine barrels in the cave of Bodega Bombal y Aldao, which makes wines with grapes from La Vida Buena. Below: Entrance to La Vida Buena. Bottom right: Grafting vines at one of O. Fournier’s estates.
Valley Reserve, you receive a deed to the land you purchased, which is expected to appreciate over time. O. Fournier: Several years ago, I visited the O. Fournier winery outside Mendoza, Argentina, owned by the Spanish winemaking family of Ortega Gil-Fournier. The stunning, space-age building designed by architects Bormida & Yanzon includes a small hotel and an impressive restaurant. Last year O. Fournier
decided to offer fractional ownership in 350 acres to a maximum of 85 investors; land is priced at $150,000 per hectare (about 2.5 acres). Annual expenses are offset by the revenue from sales of grapes and wine. For anyone interested, the property is being handled by Christie’s International Real Estate. While these memberships are not the same as having your own personal winery, they do deliver a piece of the dream. «
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KAYAKING IN PARADISE While the many miles of sandy beaches on the Paradise Coast tend to grab much of the outdoor attention, there are natural gems waiting to be explored a little farther inland as well. Kayaking is a great way to experience the unmatched beauty of Florida’s wildlife, from mangrove swamps to manatees, dolphins, alligators and birds of numerous species. Of course, just getting out into the fresh air and sunlight will do the body some good, but kayaking is also an effective, low-impact workout for your core and upper body. After mastering the basic strokes, you can choose a leisurely meditative paddle or a more rigorous excursion. Here are a handful of local places that offer kayak rentals and a wide variety of guided tours. —Ashley Huntsberry-Lett Conservancy of Southwest Florida, Naples Aside from its nature center and other educational programs, the Conservancy (239-2620304, conservancy.org) is a great spot for an outdoor adventure. Both single and tandem kayak rentals are available Mondays through Saturdays. Take a self-guided, two-hour paddle through the Allyn Family Lagoon and up to the Gordon River. If you are more comfortable with a guide by your side, the Conservancy’s website refers guests to the 90-minute morning tour offered directly through Naples Kayak Company. (napleskayakcompany.com, 239-963-7070) Up a Creek Kayak Tours, Naples This company offers a half-dozen guided tours, ranging from the Twelve Island tour beginning in Goodland to the Sunset Bird Fly-In tour offered in spring and winter. The kayaking excursions are two to four hours, depending on the tour. (up acreekkayak.com, 239-293-6232) Estero River Outfitters, Estero A little farther north, you can kayak down the Estero River for a few hours or pursue the more challenging open waters of Estero Bay to explore numerous coves and islands, including Mound Key Archaeological State Park. Estero River Outfitters, open seven days a week, offers several different kayak types along with paddling gear and accessories. The company offers guided tours upon request, with about a week’s notice. (esteroriveroutfitters.com, 239-992-4050)
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Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, Marco Island Amid 110,000 acres of meandering rivers and mangrove forests in Rookery Bay, a naturalist guide hosts a leisurely two-hour kayak tour. Or bring your own kayak to take advantage of the many boat ramps throughout the reserve and paddle on your own. Dolphin and a variety of birds, including osprey and elegant herons, are commonly spotted on this tour. There are also small boat tours that can accompany up to six passengers. (rookerybay.org, 239-530-5940) Everglades Area Tours, Chokoloskee (Everglades National Park) With locations in Marco Island and Chokoloskee (near Everglades City), Everglades Area Tours offers 13 different kayaking eco-tours throughout Everglades National Park, ranging from two to seven hours long. The Boat Assisted Kayak Eco-Tour, a popular attraction for naturalists of all ages and experience levels, combines a boat, kayak and walking tour. Other kayaking options include sunset or moonlight tours, birding tours and mangrove tunnel tours. (evergladesarea tours.com, 239-695-3633)
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(App for thAT!) Having trouble dozing off at night? Sleep Pillow may help you get to slumber, faster. The app, designed for iPhone and iPad users, can play more than 70 ambient sounds, including bubbles, a crackling fireplace and even a heartbeat—all specifically enhanced to relax you. You can pair the sounds to create your own mix, plus there’s a sleep timer and alarm clock. Get ready to count fewer sheep and get more sleep! (clearskyapps.com/ portfolio/sleep) —Melina Velez
Pure Pampering When Jayne Koedding started experiencing severe allergies several years ago, she found the culprit was in her vanity cabinet. She was allergic to the preservatives and other artificial ingredients in her toiletries and cosmetics. After finally discovering alternatives, she recently opened Organic Skincare & Bodyworx. The spa and retail store offers Neapolitans the opportunity to revitalize both body and spirit, free of unnecessary harsh chemicals. Located in North Naples, the spa provides a variety of customized facials, “clean” mineral makeup applications, dye-free botanical spray tanning and gentle soy or sugar-based hair removal treatments. As part of the services, you can relax and regroup with organic tea, coffee, or wine. (239-514-4494) —A.H.-L.
A sweet South American root has been gaining wide-eyed attention among dieters and those just trying to cut down on sugar. The syrup extracted from yacón, a tuber also known as the Peruvian ground apple, has become a popular alternative sweetener because it is fiber-rich and has just half the calories of sugar. While it tastes somewhat similar to molasses, yacón syrup also contains high levels of inulin, a complex carbohydrate that serves as a natural form of fiber. The syrup can be used in a variety of recipes or simply as a sugar substitute, but be mindful that excessive heat can reduce its effectiveness. Find 100 percent pure yacón syrup at a variety of health food stores. —A.H.-L.
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Elegantly refined and magnificently appointed, this is an estate without equal. Ideally situated with long aesthetically pleasing bay views through transom windows, with 9,553 S/F. Built in 2006. Delightful entertaining spaces. 5+den/6.2 $12,900,000
Signature beachfront estate that comprises over 150 ft. of beach frontage and offers magnificent panoramic Gulf views. Marvelous attention to detail. 4/5.1 $12,900,000
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Port Royal bay front home is an architectural masterpiece, boasts lavish attention to detail throughout its 11,113 S/F of living space and has stunning bay vistas. 6 or more/8.3 $11,900,000
Exceptional custom estate with beautiful golf views, sprawls across 10,453 S/F of living area with gorgeous finishes. Includes library, den, conservatory and more! 5+den/7.2 $8,900,000
REGENT #17 SOUTH – PARK SHORE
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Highly desirable Regent unit features world class finishes and exquisite detailing throughout its 8,256 S/F of living space. Gorgeous panoramic view overlooks beach. 4+den/6.2 $6,250,000
Exquisitely renovated in 2012. Long water views down Runaway Bay. Wood floors, stone fireplace, freestanding bar-island, 12’-19’ ceilings, spacious family room, oversized dock. 4+den/5 $5,900,000
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Gorgeous estate home w/almost 7,700 S/F of top quality finishes & golf/lake views. Enjoy Championship golf & the awardwinning Country Club. 5+den/6.2 $4,900,000
Classic Bermuda-style advantageously positioned along Gulf Shore Blvd., just S. of 5th Ave. & across from beach block! Completely renovated. 3+den/3.1 $3,795,000
Build your ultimate home w/stunning bay views! Boat dock with lift. Short walk to beach & mins. to 3rd St. & 5th Ave. shopping & dining. $3,400,000
Magnificent home with over 3,500 S/F U/A just blocks from beach. Exquisitely refined. Walk to 3rd St. & 5th Ave. 4+den/4.1 $2,845,000
Hemingway-style estate home boasts 4,649 S/F with custom millwork & stonework. Large outdoor areas for entertaining. 3+den/3.1 $2,395,000
Totally Renovated, lives like a beach house. 2,854 S/F living area. 3+den/3 $2,495,000
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Floor to ceiling sliders offer panoramic Gulf views in spacious beachfront condo with 3,445 S/F of living space. 2 parking spaces. 4/4 $2,250,000
Gorgeous estate home on desirable lush lot. 5,001 S/F of updated living space. Separate guest cottage. 4+den/3.2 $1,995,000
This is the ideal lot to build your dream home in Pine Ridge. 1.65 acre lot with 165 feet of lake frontage. Cleared & ready to build! $1,895,000
Excellent value for custom built, multistory Florida style home, built in 2005. Lavish kitchen with tumbled marble backsplash. 3+den/4 $1,750,000
Condo with 1,667 S/F U/A in rarely available Gulfwalk, is your Seaside Cottage located just 2 ½ blocks from the beach. 2+den/2 $950,000
Rarely available 3 bedroom condo with superb bay views. Boat docks available for lease & beach access within close walking distance. 3/2 $695,000
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FOREVER GULF VIEWS ADDRESS 4951 Gulf Shore Boulevard N., #703 Le Parc, Park Shore, Naples YEAR BUILT 1990 OFFERED AT $1.435 million SIZE 2,333 square feet under air, 2,733 total SPECIAL FEATURES Enjoy Gulf views all the way to Sanibel Island from this sprawling mid-level, two-bedroom beach-
front home in the Le Parc high-rise, where you’ll find an exclusive experience unparalleled on Gulf Shore Boulevard. The elegant space includes gorgeous marble floors, a double entry door into a lovely foyer, an oversized kitchen, family room area, and a large master suite with built-ins, private lanai and luxury bath. This end residence comes with two garage spaces and a wraparound lanai. Located at the quiet north end of Park Shore, the casually elegant building features a lovely green space and intimate setting. The building has been fully renovated, is
financially sound, and offers two guest suites, an on-site manager, gated entrance and secure under-building parking. The amenities include tennis, swimming, fitness facilities and a social room. The convenient location near restaurants and stores at The Village on Venetian Bay and Waterside Shops completes the package. FOR INFORMATION Dave and Ann Renner, Premier Sotheby’s International Realty 239-784-5552 or 239-784-5555 Dave.renner@sothebysrealty.com
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6597 Nicholas Blvd. 1701 - $3,150,000
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7425 Pelican Bay Blvd. 1405 - $725,000
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4451 Gulf Shore Boulevard N #1506 $724,500
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PARK SHORE BEACHFRONT PARK SHORE TOWER #6-B Light and bright 2BR+den/3BA with a spacious floor plan. Gulf views, great amenities. Renovated building. $975,000 HIDDEN LAKE VILLAS #D-38 Sunny southern-exposure top floor residence, nice updates, easy walking distance to beach, shopping and dining. Turnkey furnished. $215,000
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600 Ridge Drive Fabulous residence on 1.67-acre private wooded site. Perfect in-town country estate. Close to shopping and dining at Mercato and Waterside Shops. $1,199,000
6955 Green Tree Drive Distinguished home of quality and size encompassing more than 6,000 SF, 5BR+den with western exposure overlooking the prestigious Pelican Bay golf course. Price Upon Request
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BROADVIEW VILLAS @ OLD NAPLES
530 Gordonia Road Located just minutes from the Gulf beaches, Artis-Naples, Waterside Shops and Mercato. Great opportunity to own in popular Pine Ridge. $599,000
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2119 Mission Drive 4BR+den/3.5BA with gorgeous screenenclosed saltwater pool and spillover spa. Situated on lushly landscaped cul-desac lot in a popular family neighborhood. $699,000
60 Seagate Drive #503 Perfectly remodeled condo with skillfully designed through floor plan with views north over Clam Pass and west to the Gulf of Mexico. Price Upon Request
1124 6th Street S #7 It’s all about location. This 3BR+den, 2-story residence is minutes from 5th Avenue and 3rd Street and Naples pristine beaches on the Gulf of Mexico. With private pool and courtyard for hours of enjoyment. Price Upon Request
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Jumba Bay • Located on 9th Avenue South, between 9th St. S & 10th St. S • Priced from $2,695,000 Furnished 382 12th Avenue South • 2 Units Pending & 2 Remaining Units Available, Priced from $2 Million 272 5th Street North • 500 3rd Avenue North • Priced from $2,795,000 Currently Leasing Phase 2 41-10 Design Park and 382 Building
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Address 3130 Gin Lane, Port Royal, Naples Year built 2009 Builder BCB Homes, Harrell & Co. Architects Offered at $9.45 million Size 6,385 square feet under air, 8,784 total Special Features Perfectly placed for spectacular long water views
over Smuggler’s Bay, this luxurious estate home was designed by Harrell & Co. Architects and built by BCB Homes. The incredible attention to detail found throughout the home ranges from extensive millwork to hand-scraped walnut wood and tumbled travertine flooring. The expansive 6,300 square feet of living space includes four bedrooms, a study, a media room and a gourmet kitchen featuring Wolf ovens, Sub-Zero refrigerator and two dishwashers. Lush, tropical landscaping surrounds the disappearing-edge heated pool and glass-mosaic spa. The outdoor
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NAPLES Dave & Ann Renner Trusted. Proven. Respected. Dave Renner: 239.784.5552 Ann Renner: 239.784.5555 dave.renner@sothebysrealty.com ann.renner@sothebysrealty.com
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Pelican Marsh Estate Home $1,275,000
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Newly furnished with views of Bay only 150’ away! Oversized lot and deck with kitchen, electric screens and magical fi re-pit gathering area. Water views from every room. 4+Den/4.5 (H7645) Mitch & Sandi Williams, 239.370.8879
Extraordinary furnished, waterfront residence with outdoor kitchen and fi replace. First floor study and master. Elevator, 3 en-suite guest bedrooms, wet bar/ TV room and balcony. 4+Den/5 (H7784) Frank Petras, 239.595.2221
ARIA, Stunning Gulf and City Views plus marble flooring present the Buyer with the complete Naples lifestyle. Extremely open, modified floor plan. Fireplace is an extra amenity. 2+Den/3 (C9778) Paula Van Zuidam, 239.370.7653
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Spectacular recently remodeled turnkey courtyard villa, open floor plan, 2-story 2-bedroom 2-bath guest cabana in Pelican Bay. 24/7 guard at community gate. 4,572 sq. ft. 4+Den/4.5 (V1884) Frank Petras, 239.595.2221
Breathtaking panoramic views of the Gulf await you in this grand residence that lives like a beachfront single-family home. Fireplace, grill, 2 garage spaces. 3/3 (C9725) Frank Petras, 239.595.2221
Spacious penthouse with incredible Gulf to Bay views! Beautiful, light and bright updated interior with granite counters, bamboo flooring, wet bar, fi replace with granite surround. 3/3 (C9787) Suzanne Klym, 239.571.1834
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Sunny, spacious, all on one level remodeled villa with pond views. Wide plank wood floors, hurricane impact windows and doors. Kitchen opens to pool deck, screened porch. 3/2 (V1899) Bonnie Camp, 239.734.1212
$479,000
Great family home with 4 bedrooms 2.5 baths and glimpses of the golf course. Custom floor plan is perfect for family living or entertaining. Beautiful large tile throughout. Very private yard. 4/2.5 (H7588) Debbie Frost, 239.250.8701
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Lovely single family with east rear view of golf course, many upgrades include: granite counters, upgraded kitchen and baths, stainless appliances, upgraded washer and dryer, wood floors. 3/2 (H7877) Robin Hill, 239.776.0733 OLD NAPLES 239-434-0101
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#102 briGht water anD fountain views. new kitchen, Granite, carpet & paint. biG 2 car GaraGe. $499,000
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Agenda Tiny Room—Grand View—Venice, Paul Arsenault
Art Tour The Artists’ Studio Tour, an annual outing conducted by The Baker Museum Friends of Art, gives art aficionados the opportunity to witness up-close how eight acclaimed local artists work. Attendees mingle with the artists in their homes and studios and can purchase works. The tour, now in its twentieth year, takes place on two days: Sunday, March 5 (includes refreshments) or Monday, March 6 (includes lunch). A two-day patron package is also offered. The artists are Cori Scheft, David Coolidge, Maryann Scandiffio, Paul Arsenault, Dixie Whatley, Joyce Norwood, Gareth Rockliffe and Jan Soderquist. Friends of Art is a support group for the visual arts programs of Artis—Naples. The group’s events raise funds to underwrite exhibitions, sponsor lectures and support education efforts of The Baker Museum. (artisnaples.org) —Kat Smith
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15 14 BAYSHORE CULTURAL & PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, NAPLES, WELCOMES REBECCA RICHARDSON (LEFT), OPERA NAPLES AND GUESTS TO THE ERICH KUNZEL COMMUNITY CONCERT SERIES AT EDISON STATE COLLEGE COLLIER CAMPUS, NAPLES. (239-775-2800)
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Catch “Museum to Scale 1/7,” a project initiated by Belgian art collector and scholar Ronny Van de Velde, March 15-July 6 at The Baker Museum. (artisnaples.org)
ART & MUSEUMS Art Alliance Naples—First Wednesday Art Alive, with exhibits and demonstrations by 29 independent artists’ studios and galleries in the Naples Art District (north of Pine Ridge Road, west of Airport Road), March 5; 239-821-1061.
ArtGallery OldNaples2—Small Works Show: Paintings, Prints and Tiles, March 8-May 8; 239-560-9569. The Baker Museum, Naples—Duchamp Family of Artists, exhibit featuring the work of four members of the Duchamp family—Jacques Villon, Raymond Duchamp-Villon, Marcel Duchamp and Suzanne Duchamp, through April 6; Rediscovering Egypt, The Collection of the Dahesh Museum of Art, through May 18; Florida Contemporary, through April 27; Art After Hours, free admission and live music, March 26; artisnaples.org.
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Two Frenchmen were surprised by four GIs of the 23rd Headquarters Special Troops carrying a replica tank. Artist and soldier Arthur Shilstone re-created the scene in this painting.
Big Cypress Gallery, Ochopee—Photography Swamp Walks, March 2 and 19, reservation required; 239-695-2428.
Collier County Museum, Naples—Celebrating Seminole culture exhibitions, Guy LaBree: The Barefoot Artist, and Seminole Artists Brian and Pedro Zepeda: Rooted in Tradition, through June 30; annual Old Florida Festival, March 8-9; 239642-1440. Conservancy of Southwest Florida—Nature walks at Tigertail Beach, Marco Island, Clam Pass, Naples, and Briggs Boardwalk at Rookery Bay, and various nature cruises, visit website for dates; Evenings at the Conservancy, “Mangroves, Hurricane Restoration: What has happened in the last decade?” with Kathy Worley, March 11; conservancy.org.
Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary, Naples—After Hours, lecture, music and evening boardwalk tour, March 21; corkscrew.audubon.org.
Crayton Cove, Naples—Art After Dark, gallery stroll in Crayton Cove, refreshments, March 8; craytoncove.com.
Downtown Naples Festival of the Arts—Annual art fair, Fifth Avenue South, March 22-23; 239-580-7999.
Gardner Colby Gallery, Naples—Frank P. Corso: 20 Years, artist reception and exhibit opening, March 5; 239-403-7787.
Harmon-Meek Gallery, Naples—Gary Bukovnik and Bob Kane: Flower Power, through March 7; Don Nice, March 9-21; Richard Segalman: 80th Birthday Celebration, March 23-April 4; harmonmeekgallery.com.
Ikebana International, Naples—Annual Exhibit, March 13-15, Moorings Presbyterian Church, Naples; ikebananaples.com. Marco Island Center for the Arts—Fine Art & Craft Show, March 22-23; 239-394-4221.
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Center for the Arts of Bonita Springs—Bits and Pieces exhibition, through March 27; Center for the Arts Gallery, Bonita Springs; artcenter bonita.org.
Honoring WW II Heroes The Holocaust Museum & Education Center of Southwest Florida will hold Triumph 2014—Lives of Purpose March 27. This fundraiser honors the Ghost Army of World War II (the 23rd Headquarters Special Troops). A veteran of the unit and Rick Beyer, producer of the documentary The Ghost Army, will share stories of those soldiers, who tricked the enemy with rubber tanks, sound effects, and cleverly devised illusions. The evening will also honor Gulf Coast High School graduate and U.S. Air Force Academy cadet Schaeffer McHenry, who started the Friendship Circle in high school, a club to raise awareness and support students with disabilities. The event will be in the Hertz Hangar at Naples Municipal Airport. Proceeds benefit the Museum’s educational programs. (holocaustmuseumswfl.org) —Ashley Scott
Marco Island Foundation for the Arts— Left Bank Art Fest at the Esplanade, March 16; marcoarts.org. Marco Island Historical Society—Enchantments: Photographic Adventure of SWFL 19041913, through March 29; 239-642-1400. Naples Art Association at the von Liebig Art Center—Art in the Park, March 1; Mercato Fine Arts Festival, March 1-2, Mercato, Naples; Interludes: Lynda Fay Braun, March 3-April 30; Music and the Arts, March 10 and 24; Art Connects: Clyde & Nikki Butcher, March 13, Carmelo Blandino, March 18, Kristine Meek of Harmon-Meek Gallery, March 25; Clyde & Nikki Butcher Photography Exhibition, March 15-April 26; Members’ Gallery: A Touch of Red, March 15-26; NAA Adult Student Exhibition, March 15-April 18; naplesart.org.
Naples Artcrafters—Fine Art & Craft Show, Cambier Park, March 8; 239-250-0804.
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Agenda through Saturdays; guided tours of the Norris Gardens, first and third Thursdays; walking tours of the Historic District, Wednesdays; Full Moon Tour of Palm Cottage, March 15; 239-261-8164.
dish for a Friend, March 17, Orchestra of Exiles, March 24, Remembrance, March 31, the Norris Center, Naples; 239-434-1818.
FOOD, WINE & FASHION Angelina’s Ristorante, Bonita Springs—Farm
Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve—Photography Annual exhibit, through
to Table Lunch, bus from Angelina’s to Rosy Tomorrows Heritage Farm in North Fort Myers, multiple courses with ingredients picked on-site, March 26; angelinasofbonita.com.
March 27; rookerybay.org.
Rosen Gallery & Studios, Naples—Tracy Magen Rosen: Native Traditions, recent works depicting small venues in assemblage and collage, through March 4; Clay: Handbuilding & Raku Techniques, five-week class, Mondays or Thursdays, no experience necessary, limited to seven people; 239-821-1061.
Fifth Avenue South, Naples—Mardi Gras on Fifth, March 4; 239-692-8436.
GirlTalk TV Second Annual Fashion Trunk Show—Fashion shows and more than 30 vendors, learn about designer resale, new sales, spa services, raffle giveaways, portion of proceeds benefits Garden of Hope and Courage, March 28, Hilton Naples; girltalktv.eventbrite.com.
Sheldon Fine Art, Naples—Artist reception, Mary Erickson, March 4; 239-649-6255.
CHILDREN & TEENS Artis—Naples—Rediscovering Egypt: Make-andTake Workshop, March 5; artisnaples.org.
Collier Audubon Society, Naples—Young Birders: J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge, Sanibel Island, March 8; collieraudubon.info. Naples Players—KidzAct production, Rugrats, March 11, Cinderella, March 15; naplesplayers.org. FILM Cambier Park, Naples—Outdoor Movie Night, March 15; 239-213-3054.
Center for the Arts of Bonita Springs—Film for Film Lovers: Eat, Drink, Man, Woman, March 3, Babette’s Feast, March 10, Chocolat, March 17; Dinner & A Film: Jiro Dreams of Sushi, March 24; artcenterbonita.org. Conservancy of Southwest Florida—Cinema Sunday: Invasion of the Giant Pythons, March 2; conservancy.org. Naples Jewish Film Festival—“A Journey of Jewish Impact,” The Zig Zag Kid, March 3, Kad-
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Trudy Labell Fine Art, Naples—Land, Sand & Time, exhibit featuring works by artists Stephen Coyle, Robin Luciano Beaty and Michael Zigmond revealing the beauty of the natural world, March 1-31; 239-434-7778.
A Fashion First Models dressed in fabulous clothes and accessories from Marilyn Hellman’s designer collection will christen the 24-foot runway at Marilyn’s Distinctive European Fashions (marilynhellman .com) in a private fashion show March 20. All proceeds will benefit the David Lawrence Center’s programs to provide mental health and substance-abuse services to Southwest Florida kids and grownups in need. This intimate event will be reminiscent of a circa 1950s Parisian fashion house show, with pieces from designers, manufacturers and retailers in Paris, Venice, Rome, Madrid, London and Milan. Along with hors d’oeuvres and Champagne, attendees will be treated to fashion-infused entertainment featuring show tunes and a skit by Karen and Mark Danni with Karemar Productions. Reservations are limited to 65 seats; tickets are $75, or $1,500 for a Fashion Sponsor, which includes five tickets. (davidlawrencecen ter.org, 239-304-3505) —K.S.
Marilyn’s Distinctive European Fashion, Naples—Buy Better, Dress Better, seminar with Marilyn Hellman, March 12; 239-206-4460.
Marissa Collections, Naples—Trunk shows: Sylvia & Cie jewelry, with personal appearance, Angelina’s wine tower
Angelina’s Ristorante Wine Series, March 12, “Heartland of Italy,” features dishes paired with wines from the Emilia Romagna region. (angelinasofboni tasprings.com)
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March 6-8; Michael Kors Spring, March 6-8; Rena Lange Fall, March 11-12; Monique Péan Jewelry Trunk Show, PA, March 13-15; Brunello Cucinelli Women’s Fall, March 13-15; Brunello Cucinelli Men’s Fall, March 1415; Yossi Harari jewelry, March 20-22; Irene Neuewirth jewelry, March 27-29; marissacollections.com.
Third Street South, Naples—Third Thursday on Third, shopping, dining, live entertainment, March 20; Farmers Market, Saturday mornings, on Third Street South from Broad Avenue to 13th Street South; 239434-6533.
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Agenda MUSIC Artis—Naples—Indigo Girls, March 1; Onslow and Schubert, March 2; Ramsey Lewis and John Pizzarelli: Nat King Cole Tribute, March 2; Detroit Symphony Orchestra, March 4; Sublime Schubert, March 6-7; The Grascals, March 9; 105 Years of Broadway, March 9; All That Jazz concert, March 19; Christopher Seaman Returns, March 20; The Bronx Wanderers, March 21-23; Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra, March 23; Israel Philharmonic, March 25; Dick Hyman, Sunday Jazz, March 30; Moody Blues, March 30; artisnaples.org.
The Bach Ensemble, Naples—Italian Baroque Masterpieces, March 30, Grace Lutheran Church, Naples; thebachensemble.org.
Group, March 16, Edison State College Collier Campus, Naples; 239-775-2800.
Monster Piano Concert, Michigan State University Faculty, March 9; moorings-presby.org.
Cambier Park, Naples— Naples Concert Band,
Naples Botanical Garden—Jazz in the Garden,
March 2; Naples Jazz Orchestra, March 3, 10, 24, 31; Music Makers Show Band, March 7; Naples Dixieland Jazz Band, March 9, 30; Gulf Coast Big Band, March 16; Naples Jazz Orchestra, March 31; 239-263-1113.
The Naples Sunshine Jazz Band, March 2; Tributes in the Garden, UV: A Tribute to U2, March 21; naplesgarden.org.
Norris Center, Naples—Singer Songwriter X3,
Classic Chamber Concerts—The Young Virtu-
bluegrass, country, gospel concert, March 15-16; Uptown Express, March 21; 239-213-3049.
oso Returns, Philipp Kopachevsky, Fifth Avenue Chamber Orchestra, March 10; 19th Season Finale: The Dawn of the Twentieth Year, Chamber Orchestra Kremlin, March 31, Sugden Community Theatre, Naples; classicchamberconcerts.org.
Riverside Park, Bonita Springs—Bonita Springs Concert Band, March 16; 239-405-3320.
Series, free concert featuring a Rod Stewart tribute, March 1; rockinonthebay.com.
Mercato, Naples—Dancing Under the Stars, music and lessons, March 5; Mercato Nights Music Series, March 6; 239-254-1080.
Southwest Florida Music Festival—Concert benefiting St. Matthew’s House, with Official Outcome, the Rachel/Hughes Band and a Jimmy Buffett tribute, March 1, Sugden Park, Naples; swfmusicfestivals.com.
Bayshore Cultural & Performing Arts Center, Naples—Jazz on the Green, Steve Uscher
Moorings Presbyterian Church, Naples—Hyacinth Series, Youth Piano Masterclass, March 8;
The Village on Venetian Bay, Naples—St. Patty’s Day Celebration, with the Tir Na Nog Dance
Bayfront, Naples—Rockin’ on the Bay Legend
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Florida’s Artist Christopher Still is in rare company as just one of three living artists in the Florida Artist Hall of Fame. The renowned painter’s works so beautifully represent the state, he was commissioned to paint 10 murals for the Florida House of Representatives that show the state’s history and natural beauty. What’s more, a cookbook conceived by Florida First Lady Ann Scott was inspired in part by Still’s paintings and includes several images of him working in the Governor’s Mansion, as well as some of his art that is displayed there. Produced by the Florida Governor’s Mansion Foundation, the book, Viva La Florida (850-717-9345) celebrates Florida’s five hundredth anniversary, and proceeds support the foundation and its preservation of state history. Neapolitans can appreciate this multi-award-winning painter’s works up close at DeBruyne Fine Art in Old Naples, the first gallery to ever represent Still, in an exhibit opening on March 13. His work will be featured permanently in the gallery. (debruynefineart.com) —K.S.
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Voices of Naples—Bach to Broadway concert, March 23, St. Leo’s Church, Bonita Springs; voicesofnaples.org. SPEAKERS & SEMINARS Collier Audubon Society, Naples—Endangered Ev-
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Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve—Lunch & Learn Lecture, “Goliath Grouper- Giant of the Reef,” March 4; rookerybay.org.
SPECIAL EVENTS American Cancer Society—Annual Bucket List Bash, March 1, Naples Jet Center; acsbucketlistbash.com.
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Agenda Spring into Pink The Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure will step off March 8 at Coconut Point Mall. The eighth annual race will offer a variety of new activities, including a Man Cave for men to relax and enjoy the day, and a Kids for the Cure tent with games and prizes for children. Another new feature is a Pre-Pink Out Party March 7. Racers can register and get excited for the next day while enjoying food, music and a beautiful luminary ceremony in the form of a pink ribbon. “It’s a special event that honors both survivors and our commitment to end breast cancer,” says Sarah Layton, race manager. Pink tulips will be on display throughout the race to honor those who have battled cancer. (239-498-0016, komenswfl.org) Also this month is a fundraiser to benefit nonprofit Bosom Buddies Breast Cancer Support Inc., which helps local people afflicted with breast cancer. The Spring Into Pink fashion show takes place March 27 at noon at the Kensington Golf & Country Club, Naples. Krista Fogelsong, NBC2 news anchor, will host the show, which will include fashions from Waterside Shops stores Cache, Calypso St. Barth, Michael Kors, Lilly Pulitzer, Ann Taylor and Brooks Brothers. A highlight of the event is a raffle for an $11,000 ring designed by Marina B. (239-595-4344) —A.S.
Avow, Naples—Butterfly Release, March 22, Cambier Park; annual Butterfly Ball, March 29, Wyndemere Country Club, Naples; 239-649-3683.
Baby Basics of Collier County—3 Millionth Diaper Celebration, March 13, Waterside Shops, Naples; babybasicscollier.org. Barbara’s Friends-The Golisano Children’s Hospital Cancer Fund—FineMark Tour Players Tennis Classic Gala Dinner Dance, March 1, finale of a two-day tennis event, cocktail party, dinner, music, dancing, live auction and mingling with players, Bonita Bay Club, Bonita Springs; 239-343-6950.
Bayshore Cultural & Performing Arts Center—Swing into Spring for the Arts annual fundraising gala, March 22, Windstar on Naples Bay, Naples; 239-775-2800.
Bedtime Bundles Inc.—Mutts and Martinis fundraiser, March 19, CJ’s on the Bay, Marco Island; 239-393-3415.
Join us on March 7 for an awards luncheon saluting the 2014 Stars winners for their exceptional leadership in our cultural community. Tickets and information at: CollierArts.com or call 254-8242
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Holocaust Museum
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Title Sponsors for the 2014 Stars in the Arts Program:
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The Naples Botanical Garden and Naples Garden Club host the 61st annual Naples Flower Show March 28-29 at Naples Botanical Garden. (239-643-7275)
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Sun Coast-Collier County—Under the Big Top, fundraising evening of fine food, aerial artists and “cirque” entertainment, March 29, Naples Jet Center; 239-331-7133. CCMI Community Cooperative Ministries Inc.—Sam Galloway Jr. & Friends 11th Annual Soup Kitchen Benefit, March 11, Galloway Ford Dealership, Fort Myers; ccmileecounty.com. Center for the Arts Bonita Springs—2014 Bonita Springs National Art Festival Series, March 8-9, Riverside Park, Bonita Springs; artcenterbonita.org.
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Collier Building Industry Association—2014 Parade of Homes, 75 furnished models in area communities, March 7-9 and March 14-16; 239-4366100.
Collier Child Care Resources Inc.—Big Impressions by Little Artists, “Une Nuit á Paris,” silent and live auction with artwork created by children who attend the NCEF Early Childhood Development Center, hors d’oeuvres, wine bar and live entertainment, March 28, the von Liebig Art Center, Naples; 239643-3908.
Community Pregnancy Clinics—40th Anniversary Celebration, March 20, a private club in Port Royal, Naples; 239-262-6381.
Conservancy of Southwest Florida—Magic Under the Mangroves signature fundraiser, March 6, Conservancy of Southwest Florida Nature Center, Naples; conservancy.org.
Drug Free Collier—Community Awareness Luncheon, March 6, The RitzCarlton Golf Resort, Naples; drugfreecollier.org. Foundation for the Developmentally Disabled—A Very Special Evening for Very Special People fundraising gala, March 1, St. John the Evangelist, Naples; 239-594-9007.
Friends of Rookery Bay—Batfish Bash for the Bay, signature fundraiser, March 15, Rookery Bay, Naples; 239-417-6310, ext. 409.
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Agenda Golisano Children’s Museum of Naples (C’mon)—Night at the Museum, March 22,
items, March 8; Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens; napleszoo.org.
High School and Lorenzo Walker Institute, March 22, Naples Zoo; grapesandapes.com.
New Horizons of Southwest Florida—Benefit Luncheon and Silent Auction, March 1, Hilton Naples; 239-948-4146.
Royal Palm Academy—Kings’ Celebration Gala, fundraiser themed “On the Boardwalk in Atlantic City,” March 22, Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort & Spa, Bonita Springs; 239-594-9888.
C’mon, Naples; 239-514-0084.
Heil Luthringer Foundation for MS—Hope, Love & Faith MS 5K Run/Walk, March 1, Artis— Naples; 239-592-7020.
Hope for Haiti Inc.— Passport to the Stars Gala, annual fundraiser, March 8, Waldorf Astoria Naples; hopeforhaiti.com.
JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation)—Hope Gala, March 8, The Ritz-Carlton
North Naples Rotary Club Foundation Inc.— Naples Craft Beer Fest, brews, food and music, raises funds for local charities, March 1, Bayfront Place, Naples; naplesnorthrotary.com. Project Help of Naples—The Chocolate Ex-
St. Patrick’s Day Parade—Annual event, downtown Naples, March 15; naplesparade.com.
United Arts Council—Stars in the Arts award luncheon, March 7, Waldorf Astoria Naples; collierarts.com.
Golf Resort, Naples; 239-591-2825.
travaganza annual fundraiser, March 8, Robb & Stucky International, Naples; 239-649-1404.
Laces of Love Charitable Foundation Inc.—
Ricky King Children’s Fund—Wines Around the
SPORTS Bija Yoga, Naples—Budokon FUNdamentals
Fifth annual “From Jazz to Broadway” concert, March 9, Covenant Community Church, Naples; 239-495-1954.
World, wine tasting and dinner fundraiser, March 6, Shula’s Steak House, Naples; 239-449-0209.
and Flow Weekend, with senior Budokon teacher Jason Mastrain, March 7-8; 239-775-0888.
Rotary Club of Naples—Fourth annual Grapes
Marco Island Half Marathon and 5K—Begins in the Shops of Marco Publix parking lot at the corner of San Marco Road and Barfield Drive, funds
Naples Zoo—ZOObilee 2014: Elegant Africa, dining, animals up close, auction of one-of-a-kind
and Apes wine and food festival to benefit local charities and scholarships for seniors at Naples
Comes to Naples! Tuesday, April 8, 2014 11:00 a.m.
A Silent Auction of New and Previously-Loved Designer Handbags and Luncheon
Featuring a Runway Fashion Show by Saks Fifth Avenue The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples Tickets $250 per person/ Patrons $1,000 Event Chairs Kirsten Ferrara, Vicki Tracy, Sharon Treiser, Honorary Chair Elaine Cole Inaugural Sponsors Naples Illustrated and Saks Fifth Avenue Calling all Fashionistas! We are asking you to help us collect 300 NEW and previously-loved designer handbags for the auction! Donations can be dropped off at Heart & Soul Boutique, 1190 Pine Ridge Road To learn more about donating a handbag, sponsorships or attending the luncheon, please call 239-775-3862 ext 211 Benefiting The Shelter for Abused Women & Children as it celebrates its 25th anniversary serving the community to prevent, to protect, to prevail over domestic violence and human trafficking.
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THEATER/DANCE Artis—Naples—Don Quixote, Russian National Ballet Theatre, March 3; Late Nite Catechism, March 5-8; The Peking Acrobats, March 17; The Tim Conway Show, March 19; artisnaples.org.
Center for the Arts of Bonita Springs—Lunch with Jacqueline Kennedy, one-woman show with Barbara Rinella, March 12, Quail West Country Club, Naples; artcenterbonita.org. Gulfshore Playhouse, Naples—Ken Ludwig’s The Game’s Afoot, through March 16; All My Sons, March 28-April 19; Norris Center, Naples; gulf shoreplayhouse.org. Island Theater Company, Marco Island— Frankenstein: A New Musical, the real story of Dr. Frankenstein, a full musical with a 10-piece orchestra and a cast of 35, March 7-9, Marco Lu-
Artis—Naples presents the Tony Award-winning musical Jersey Boys, which chronicles the rise and breakup of ’60s pop music phenoms Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, March 1116. Audiences will sing along with the iconic tunes, guaranteed. (artisnaples.org)
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raised benefit various Marco Island community organizations, March 16; 239-293-7720.
theran Church, Marco Island; Stage 2 Improv, March 21-22, Rose History Auditorium, Marco Island; theateronmarco.com.
TheatreZone, Naples—Chess, musical starring Marco Players Theater, Marco Island— Apartment 3A, March 1-2; Art, March 19-April 6; Lunchbox Series: Cleopatra, March 22; themarco players.com.
Naples Players—The Drowsy Chaperone, March 5-April 5; Distracted, March 26-April 19, Sugden Community Theatre, Naples; naplesplayers.org.
2014 TRIUMPH AWARDS March 27, 2014
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All proceeds from Triumph 2013 benefit the Holocaust Museum’s Educational Programs Please RSVP on the enclosed card by Thursday, March 28 Valet Parking provided for both events Cocktail attire Presenting Sponsor
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Charles Marshall, Richard Tooke
Harmon-Meek Gallery
Louis Venne (photos by logo wall); Deborah Cull (inside the event)
Who: The Meek family, honorees, featured artist Babette Bloch, speaker Charles Shepard III of the Fort Wayne Museum of Art, and guests What: Visionaries of the Visual Arts Award and Benefit Dinner, marking the gallery’s 50th anniversary and honoring Jennie Lee Zipperer, Virginia Grace Small and Joan Loos for contributions to the visual arts in Southwest Florida. Proceeds benefited at-risk youth and children’s art programs through the Harmon-Meek Gallery Fund at Southwest Florida Community Foundation. Where: Naples Sailing & Yacht Club. The event was sponsored by Naples Illustrated.
Babette Bloch
Simone Lutgert
Carolyn Rogers, Rusty Whitley, Sarah Owen
Juliana and Kristine Meek
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Amy Hale, Sally Stevens
BMO Private Bank
Bryan Mundy, Herb Dukes
Scott Hansen, Jaclynn Faffer
Who: Clients, community leaders and the team at BMO Private Bank What: Open house reception and opening of its new space Where: The new BMO office in Naples
Shirley Nicholas, Frank Garbarino, Louis Nicholas
Kathy and Art Knight
Mary and Michael Dalfonso Carey Allen, Kathleen van Bergen
Charlie McDonald
Standing: Kent Anderson, Roger Mjoen, Brian Mazgaj, Scott Hansen, Kirk Myers, Talia Campos; seated: Robert Errigo, Amy Hale, Bryan Mundy, Billie Ann Porter, Serge Ecityan
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Nicole Black, Brian Roland
Sherri Fuller, P.J. Fuerstman Meyer, Jane Billings
Friends of Foster Children
Sarah Quite, Janie Young
Who: Fans of standup comedy and supporters of Friends of Foster Children of Southwest Florida What: 13th Annual Comedy Cabaret Where: The Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club
Karen Porter, Les Schultzel
Sue Huff
Larry and Pat Vavrek, Dennis and Maribel Slabaugh
Ann and Gene Nau
Jim and Nan Henderson
Vicki Sproat, Oivind and Phyllis Jensen
E. Sue Huff
Jane Billings, Ted Alexandro, Tiffany Billings
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Seen Marilyn Hellman, Sam Saad
Cathy Christopher, Lise Sundrla
Patti Miesel, Art Cherry
Robin HAigler
Marilyn’s Distinctive European Fashion
LANE WILKINSON
Who: Marilyn Hellman and guests What: Celebration of her new retail space Where: 375 Fifth Avenue South
Monica Biondo Dawn Sulmasy, Bev Cherry
Paul and Jeannette McCreight
Philip Douglas, Marilyn Hellman
Mark and Karen Danni
Marilyn’s expanded space accommodates a 24-foot runway for fashion shows, including a private event March 20 to benefit the David Lawrence Center.
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Lacey King, Patricia Murphy, Arlene Shapiro
Brian Brady, Bob and Joan Clifford, Jeannelle Brady
Pat Gibbons, Barbara Oppenheim, Mary Pat Hussey
Naples Children & Education Foundation WHO: NCEF Board leadership, Naples Winter Wine Festival (NWWF) trustees, executive directors and board members of 37 beneficiary charities WHAT: “Season of Giving� reception to honor the nonprofits that have received funding from NCEF through its signature fundraiser, the Naples Winter Wine Festival. Where: The Ritz-Carlton, Naples (For the latest photos from the 2014 festival, see page 36)
Kathryn Hunter, Frank Hussey, Larry and Karla Phillips, Jinx Ligget, Joyce Fitch
Louis Venne Photography
Anne Welsh McNulty, Adria Starkey, Bob Clifford, Linda Richards Malone
Virginia Condello, Missy Saracino, Kim Minarich, Michelle Harrison Jim and Laura Dixon, Jill and Bruce Nichols
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Kathryn Hunter, Jorge Soler
NAMI of Collier County Who: Supporters of National Alliance on Mental Illness of Collier County What: Annual luncheon, “Hope Shines,” with guest speaker, actress Amy Yasbeck Where: Waldorf Astoria Naples Patricia Pike, Amy Yasbeck Kristi McGuire, Susan Pfeil, Rosemary Pace, Joseph and Lorraine Padulo
Eddie and Nancy Schultz
Standing: Sandra Mummert, Diana Richter, Judy Sproul, Polly Keller, David Schimmel; Seated: Sally Tiffany, Pat Barton, Guenther Gosch, Kathleen and John Passidomo, Bonnie Fredeen
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Charlie McDonald
Standing: Kathryn Hunter, Tim Carson, Dawn Montecalvo, Maria Jimenez, Cindy Carson; seated: Amy Yasbeck, Michael Plonsker
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Naples Yacht Club Who: Club members and special guests What: 67th Annual Fleet Review and Commissioning Ceremony Where: Naples Yacht Club
Mayor John Sorey III and Delores Sorey
Charles Gaillard, James Hartzell, Sheridan Harris, Wells Martin Jr.
Carol and Peter Girardin
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Christine and Terry Flynn
Jane and Charles Gaillard
Paul and Cathy Boltz
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Giving BACK
Mariann MacDonald
Emergency of Life For Mariann MacDonald, concern for the welfare of child patients in Naples starts with her 25 grandchildren. Her husband, Robert, who grew up here, is the oldest of 11 siblings, all of whom live in Naples with their families. And those family connections are a major reason for the couple’s recent donation of $6 million to renovate the emergency department at NCH Healthcare System’s North Naples Hospital campus. “I have a daughter who has a four-year-old. If she needs help, I want to make sure that we can stay local and get the services that my granddaughter would need,” says MacDonald, who retired to Naples in 2005. She knows firsthand how important that is for all patients. At 66, MacDonald is a breast cancer survivor who worked her way up at pharmaceutical company DuPont Merck from being a pharmacology researcher to an executive vice president at a time when female managers were rare. Then, less than two years after finishing chemotherapy, she joined
a management buyout that spun off part of DuPont as Endo Pharmaceuticals, which she helped take public in 2000. She currently oversees the hospital as chair of the NCH Healthcare System’s board of trustees. The new emergency room will be divided between children and adults, with each patient group receiving a unique experience. Children will find a whimsical environment waiting for them, MacDonald says. For instance, when it comes to lighting in the treatment rooms, young patients will be able to choose their favorite colors. While adults will enjoy brighter lights and other features designed to make older patients feel comfortable, the bulk of the MacDonalds’ donation is going to the pediatric side. “If we can build an ER that makes the children feel safe and secure when they’re sick, that’s a wonderful thing,” she says. And what if the older folks decide they want the kids’ perks? “They may,” MacDonald says with a laugh. “And they may get it, too.” «
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