Kendall Little

2 weeks ago | naplesnews.com | Kendall Little

Alamo Drafthouse in Naples, Florida offers a unique movie-going experience combining dining, drinks, and film. The theater screens both current releases and older movies, including classics and family films. Alamo Drafthouse provides in-seat food service from an extensive menu. The Naples location features movie-themed mini golf and hosts affordable "Kids Camp" summer screenings.

4 weeks ago | naplesnews.com | Kendall Little

HobNob Kitchen & Bar in Naples is closing after 12 years. The restaurant is offering 50% off all food items through their last day of service on Saturday, May 31. Patrons expressed sadness and support on social media, reminiscing about their experiences at the restaurant. The restaurant's staff expressed gratitude for the community's support over the years. After 12 years of serving the community, HobNob Kitchen & Bar is closing this weekend.

4 weeks ago | naplesnews.com | Kendall Little

The USA TODAY Wine & Food Experience will be held in Naples, Florida on November 15, 2025, at Paradise Coast Sports Complex. Attendees can sample food and drinks, watch demonstrations, and interact with exhibitors. Early bird tickets are available until October 5, 2025, with general admission at $60 and early admission at $70. Naples is again one of the lucky cities experiencing a culinary adventure this fall.

1 month ago | naplesnews.com | Kendall Little |C. A. Bridges

The 2025 Scripps National Spelling Bee begins May 27 and concludes May 29. Twelve Florida students, including two from Southwest Florida, are among the 243 contestants. The champion receives $50,000 and the Scripps Cup. The Scripps National Spelling Bee has resulted in a Florida winner twice in a row: Largo eighth-grader Dev Shah in 2023 and St. Petersburg 12-year-old Bruhat Soma in 2024. Will the Sunshine State pull off a threepeat this year?

1 month ago | naplesnews.com | Kendall Little

The Naples Zoo is the perfect place to spend a day, especially with kids that are on summer break. You'd be surprised at how many locals have never visited the zoo. If you live in Lee County, it's worth the drive to experience all the animal exhibits and up-close encounters. There's all sorts of animals to see at the zoo, including tigers, lions, bears, cheetahs, giraffes, zebras, and all sorts of reptiles. Single-day admission for adults is $26.95 and $17.95 for kids.