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

Pride Fest drag show gets green light in Naples

3 days 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 week 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

2 weeks ago | naplespress.com | Harriet Howard Heithaus

Residential Subscriptions One copy mailed weekly Commercial Subscriptions Multiple copies mailed weekly to the same address CONTENT CREATORS “What really got me started was seeing my friends monetize off it [social media] themselves,” Three longtime friends from Naples are making names for themselves as content creators. By collabora... COLLIER COUNTY Collier County’s top development official told the Board of County Commissioners on March 25 the cou... In an effort to snag a piece of the...
How Alexander Shelley is Transforming Southwest Florida's Classical Music Scene

2 weeks 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

2 weeks 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.
Baker Museum wins accreditation, and with it, opportunities

3 weeks ago | naplespress.com | Harriet Howard Heithaus

Arts & Leisure, Cover Story FINE ART After 13 years of documenting, fine-tuning its practices and jumping the hurdles of two hurricanes and a pandemic, The Baker Museum has won accreditation with the American Alliance of Museums.
Two milestones - The Naples Press

4 weeks ago | naplespress.com | Harriet Howard Heithaus

Arts & Leisure, Cover Story Museum’s 25th-year program aligns with America’s 250th As The Baker Museum approaches its 25th anniversary, there’s a sense of embracing history as well as aligning with Artis—Naples Artistic and Music Director Alexander Shelley’s theme “E Pluribus Unum – from many into one.” Residential Subscriptions One copy mailed weekly Commercial Subscriptions Multiple copies mailed weekly to the same address Retired architect Gene Cravillion hasn’t practiced architecture...
Curie and the cure: Play explores friendship that saved her

1 month ago | naplespress.com | Harriet Howard Heithaus

Arts & Leisure, Front Row Seat THEATER Free-associate the name Marie Curie, and the words “radium” and “x-ray” will likely bubble up.
Whitman Designs move to larger space proves bright idea for artist-entrepreneur

1 month ago | naplespress.com | Harriet Howard Heithaus

Arts & Leisure, Cover Story Residential Subscriptions One copy mailed weekly Commercial Subscriptions Multiple copies mailed weekly to the same address Retired architect Gene Cravillion hasn’t practiced architecture since August 2022. The 91-year-old s... Supposedly, the old saying goes that all good things must come to an end. I don’t believe any of tha... RESTAURANTS I’ve always been surprised Naples doesn’t have celebrity chef-driven restaurants. Why shouldn’t Thom... Less than two weeks...
Marco spring-summer season ups entertainment ante here

1 month ago | naplespress.com | Harriet Howard Heithaus

The tourist season is nearly over. Your fun is not. Marco Island Center for the Arts has debuted a spring-summer entertainment season that ranges from theater to an evening of psychic marvels. Spend an afternoon at the island’s beach, art center and museum, then enjoy dinner and settle in for such treats as the biographical tale of humorist Erma Bombeck, whose “At Wit’s End” column took her from a Bellbrook, Ohio, weekly newspaper feature to a nationally syndicated columnist and writer.

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