Harriet Howard Heithaus

Naples

Arts columnist/Features writer @ Naples Press, proudly covering Collier County as part of the Gulfshore Publications team. Formerly of Gannett publications.

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Articles

Court orders Naples Pride drag show moved indoors

2 days ago | gulfshorebusiness.com | Harriet Howard Heithaus

In a last-minute change, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit declared the drag show scheduled for Naples Pride Fest on June 7 must move indoors, upsetting its plan to return the show to the Cambier Park stage.
Judge denies city’s request

2 days ago | naplespress.com | Harriet Howard Heithaus

Collier now Ruling OKs Pride Fest drag show, but new suit surfaces U.S. District Court Judge John Steele turned down a city-backed attempt to halt a drag performance onstage at Cambier Park during the LGBTQ+-themed Pride Fest June 7. But the issue was back in court three days after his May 27 decision.
Naples Pride Fest drag show allowed after judge denies stay

1 week ago | gulfshorebusiness.com | Harriet Howard Heithaus

U.S. District Judge Joseph Steele has denied the city of Naples’ request for an emergency stay of his earlier ruling that allows a drag performance to be included onstage at Cambier Park during the Naples Pride Fest on June 7. The denial, issued May 27, also chided the city for what he said was its attempt to change the forum of the appeal in its request for an emergency stay.
City will fight ruling on drag show

2 weeks ago | naplespress.com | Harriet Howard Heithaus

Collier now The first publicized blow in the fight for gay, lesbian and transgender rights in the U.S. came in June of 1969, with a bonk on a policeman’s head by a woman’s handbag. Held by a man.
Rolling Art: Offering hood’s eye view of aesthetics - The Naples Press

3 weeks ago | naplespress.com | Harriet Howard Heithaus

Arts & Leisure, Cover Story Offering hood’s-eye view of aesthetics These women, warriors and wild animals were the stars of a selective high society, born to spend their chrome and bronze lives atop the hoods of dream cars.
Pride Fest drag show gets green light in Naples

3 weeks ago | gulfshorebusiness.com | Harriet Howard Heithaus

Naples Pride has won the return of the traditional Pride Fest drag show in Cambier Park with a May 13 ruling from the federal Florida District Middle Court supporting its First Amendment injunction request.
Finale for Southwest Florida Symphony

1 month ago | naplespress.com | Harriet Howard Heithaus

Arts & Leisure, Local News TheSouthwestFloridaSymphony Orchestra will close its doors June 30, leaving Lee and Charlotte counties without the professional orchestra they’ve had for 64 years. Operational restrictions, increased performance costs and loss of state funding contributed to the decision.
Final gift of life: Naples nurse’s death a reminder of opportunity for organ donation

1 month ago | naplespress.com | Harriet Howard Heithaus

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How Alexander Shelley is Transforming Southwest Florida's Classical Music Scene

1 month ago | gulfshorelife.com | Harriet Howard Heithaus

BEST STAGE PRESENCE When Alexander Shelley answers the phone to discuss his first full season as the artistic and music director for Artis—Naples, there’s a symphony close by—one of buzzing insects and sloshing water. The British-born conductor is deep in the Everglades with his family, exploring his new musical home. For conductors like Alexander—who rotate between multiple posts around the world—home can be a fluid concept. But in Naples, Alexander has begun to lay down roots.
Southwest Florida Symphony to close June 30

1 month ago | gulfshorebusiness.com | Harriet Howard Heithaus

The Southwest Florida Symphony Orchestra will close its doors June 30, leaving Lee and Charlotte counties without the professional orchestra they’ve had for 61 years. Operational restrictions, increased performance costs and loss of state funding contributed to the decision.

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