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Film Festival is ramping up for another suc- cessful year. Hosted by the Silverspot Cinema in the Mercato, NIFF will feature the work of more than 30 filmmakers competing for top honors. Festivities kick off with a several local events
The second annual Naples International
NAPLES INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2010
including "Films and Flavors" on
October 30 with 12 participating restaurants on 5th Avenue South. This event runs from 3-10pm, with dinner served at 6pm. The Philharmonic Center for the Arts will
host the Opening Night Gala on November 4 at 5:30pm. A feature presentation at 7pm will follow the black tie, red carpet event. This Hollywood-style gala will be a great opportu- nity to mix with international film stars, direc- tors and producers! A musical performance from local band Powerhouse plus hors
ART WALK - FORT MYERS It’s that time of year again, and Art Walk
is back in Downtown Fort Myers. On every first Friday of the month beginning in October through June 2011, more than eight art galler- ies opening will open their doors to the pub- lic. Art Walk hosts 2,000-3,000 people per event with festivities before and after, includ-
ing an after-party usually held at Spirits of Bacchus. The Art Walk has been so success- ful that it recently inspired Music Walk. Launched on August 21, 2010, the inaugural Music Walk drew more than 3,000 people and will now takes place every third Saturday of each month in Downtown Fort Myers. To find out more about both events online,
visit
FortMyersArtWalk.com or
FortMyersMusicWalk.com
YABBA "ROCK THE HOUSE"
WEEKENDS ON 5TH AVE SOUTH Yabba Island Grill, located at 711 5th
Avenue South, is rejuvenating the nightlife scene in downtown Naples. After flying under the radar for the past few years, Yabba is once again rocking 5th Ave. every Friday and
Saturday nights starting at 10pm. Resident DJ UNEK keeps the energy level high, flawlessly transitioning the crowd from dinner to the dance floor. The venue has once again become the hot spot for trendy locals and tourists alike to show off their flirty fashions while sipping on cool cocktails made by some of SWFL's top notch mixologists. Yabba'a relaxing tropical atmosphere pro-
d'oeuvres and dessert from McCormick & Schmick’s Seafood Restaurant will help make this a night to remember! Tickets are now on sale now at
thephil.org/buytickets. Competing films will be showing at the
Silverspot Cinema from 11am-11pm on Saturday and Sunday, November 5-6, and from 11am-5pm on November 7. The closing cere- mony award show will be back at the Philharmonic on November 7 from 7-9pm. For the complete line-up, visit NIFF's official website at
NaplesFilmFest.com.
vides an experience unlike any other that Naples has to offer! With intoxicating drink specials and tasty late night menu items, Yabba is the place where locals go to forget their problems, work week, and all other stresses related to the daily grind. "Too expensive," some might say, but with
drinks starting at only $2.95, it's actually one of the best deals in town! To find out more about special events and promotions follow Yabba at
twitter.com/yabbaislandgrill or friend at
facebook.com/yabbaislandgrill
Scheduled to open this fall, Loft 59 won’t NEW: LOFT 59
be just another night club and it most cer- tainly won't be for the faint of heart. “This is going to be a theatrical experience of epic proportions.
When you walk through the
door it will feel more like a movie set than a bar or lounge. We want this to be a full-on, sensory overload experience... not just anoth- er night at the club,” says marketing director, Cary Longchamps.
Loft 59 will employ the
latest and most sophisticated technology available to achieve this "larger than life" experience. From state-of-the art lighting, video and visuals, to one of the most advanced hi-fi sound systems in the country, every sense will be fulfilled creating an unparalleled experience. If you liked Sway, you'll love Loft 59! It's the same address, but with new man- agement and innovations that are sure to blow your mind. Loft 59 wants to change the face of nightlife in Naples as you know it, so get ready!
Loft59Nightclub.com
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CARIBBEAN MUSIC FEST BONITA SPRINGS, FL
A weekend of reggae and jazz is planned for Saturday, October 16 and Sunday, October
17 as Bonita Springs hosts its first Caribbean Music Festival at Bonita Springs Riverside Park. This fundraising event for the Bonita Springs Assistance Office will feature two Grammy Award winners. Inner Circle, inter- national recording artists who are known as the 'bad boys' of reggae, will be headlining Saturday night. On Sunday, festival goers will be treated to Nestor Torres and his Latin Jazz Ensemble. An authentic Caribbean food court will feature tastes of the West Indies including curried goat, jerk chicken and much more. Other food, rum drinks and beer will also be available. Festival Hours: Saturday 12-9pm / Sunday, 12-6pm. To purchase tickets online
and see more details about the lineup, visit
CaribbeanMusicFestival.net. DISCOUNT DIVAS
In today’s struggling economy, it’s hard to
live the good life without going broke. Luxuries seem a thing of the past for many people. Discount Divas, a new social com- merce site launched on September 3, 2010, was created to bridge the gap between neces- sity and indulgence. By featuring deeply dis- counted services and products from local merchants, area residents can now get seri- ously affordable deals on spa and salon ser- vices, dining, area attractions, fitness, golfing packages, even everyday services such as car washes… without breaking the bank. “As a fifth generation Naples' native, I’m all
about supporting our local economy, steering revenues back into the hands of locally owned businesses and making life easier on local residents,” said founder, Karen Scarff. learn more, feature your business, or sign up
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