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  • Naples Illustrated

    ARTS & CULTURE

    Apr 19, 2019 6 minutes

    MAY GOINGS ON

    1 Art Alive, Naples Art District, also June 5, free. (naplesartdistrict.com)

    Minto U.S. Open Pickleball Championships, East Naples Community Park, to May 4, contact for ticket prices. (usopenpickleballchampionship.com)

    Naples City Fest, Fifth Avenue South, Naples, to May 14, contact for ticket prices. (fifthavenuesouth.com)

    Short Film Fest, Sheffield Theatre, Moorings Park, Naples, also May 5, $15. (stayinmay.com)

    2 Chef’s Dinner: Brazil, Venue Naples, $95. (stayinmay.com)

    Who Doesn’t Love to Travel: Travelogue of a Favorite Destination Enhanced with Music and Refreshments, Naples Senior Center, $5. (stayinmay.com)

    4 BOGO House Tours, Historic Palm Cottage, Naples, also May 11, 18, and 25 and June 15, purchase one tour for $13 and get a second tour free. (napleshistoricalsociety.org)

    Make-and-Take Artistic Workshop, Hayes Hall Galleries, Artis—Naples, free with paid Hayes Hall Galleries admission. (artisnaples.org)

    5 Tropicool 5K, Third Street South, Naples, $15-$25. (gcrunner.org)

    6 Culinary Superstars in Training Dinner, Venue Naples, $25. ()

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