items, furniture, clothing and more brought to the event by sellers.


Admission: free. Cost for those sell- ing items: $5 per parking space; BYO tables and chairs. Location: 9200 Cork- screw Palms Blvd., Estero. For more information or to register for space, call 239-498-0415 or visit LeeParks.org.


Ladies Night at Silver Eagle Gallery


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onsider gifting


someone this holi- day season with a fine


item from the American Southwest by attending a special Ladies Night at the Silver Eagle Gallery, from 7 to 9 p.m., December 11.


Native American jewelry, gems and minerals, sage, sweetgrass, in- cense, High Spirit flutes, Minnetonka moccasins, metaphysical books, dreamcatchers, medicine wheels, salt lamps, herbal teas and more—all obtained on a recent buying trip—will be available at the Naples emporium, along with a complimentary glass of champagne and jewelry polishing cloth for each female attendee.


Location: 651 Fifth Ave. S. For more information, call 239-403-3033 or visit SilverEagleGallery.com. See ad, page 14.


Shelter’s Holiday Drive Seeks Donations


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he Shelter for Abused Women & Children, Collier County’s only certified domestic violence center, is offering several ways for the public to help others during the holidays. To participate in the center’s annual Holiday Drive, people can donate new, non-violent, unwrapped gift items, host a Spirit of Giving Tree or “adopt” a family. Requested donations include gift certificates, clothing, toys, books, DVDs and household items.


For more information, call 239-775- 3862, email RThompson@NaplesShel- ter.org or visit NaplesShelter.org.


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