Museums in Naples, FL
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Marine Arts Gallery has been a family run art gallery since 1968 with a large selection of fine art.Marine Arts Gallery has been a family run art gallery sin
The Baker Museum is one of the foremost fine art museums in Southwest Florida. Emphasizing modern and contemporary art, the museum hosts several traveli
- Neighborhoods:
- North Naples, Pelican Bay
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Visit WebsiteEnlightening, engaging and entertaining, Artis--Naples is the premier center for the performing and visual arts in Southwest Florida. Encompassing the Napl
- Neighborhoods:
- North Naples, Pelican Bay
Pre-purchase of Timed-entry Discounted Admission tickets suggested prior to visit – tickets available at www.HMCEC.org. Hours of Operation: 1:00pm-4:00
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Guests will take a historical expedition of Southwest Florida as they learn about the Calusa Indians. The Calusa Indians were the first settlers to this regi
- Amenities:
- Wheelchair accessible
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(Just Opened) Beach Street Art Gallery(Just Opened) Beach Street Art Gallery
A family run fine art gallery. Launched in Salem Ma 1968 and Naples FL and in 2019 its new location at The Promenade At Bonita Bay Unit 166 Showing a lar
The Center for the Arts began in 1959 when Ruth Hardy gathered 15 artists and conducted the first community art classes at the old Village Clubhouse, the si
- Amenities:
- Wheelchair accessible
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- all major credit cards, visa, amex, discover, mastercard