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Naples Botanical Garden" Artists in Bloom show showcases local artists
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After over a year off the stage, some Annapolis performers return home to the theater this summer
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Back to the water: Closed in 2020 because of the pandemic, the popular Collier County water park reopens in July. The park at 15000 Livingston Road in North Naples offers water slides, a lazy river, kiddie pools and more. Admission: $11 Collier County residents (must show valid Florida driver s license with Collier address); $6 anyone under 48 inches tall; free ages 0 to 3 years old; $9 seniors age 60 and up; $8 veterans. Cost does not include 7% sales tax. napleswaterpark.com or 239-252-4021
Cool off with work of local artist: Home to some of Southwest Florida s finest art works, the Baker Museum at Artis Naples allows you to stay cool during the summer months while getting out. And you can enjoy the work of Fort Myers- and New York-based internationally known artist Marcus Jansen. His Two Decades of Relevance exhibit at the museum runs through July 25. The museum is at 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd. Admission: $10 ($5 for full-time students and military, free for
Budget-saving tips for planning a summer trip
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Travel in 2021 is tricky, but not impossible.Stefan Cristian Cioata/Getty Images
Eager to high-tail it out of here? Want to be anywhere but where you’ve been for the last 12 months? Climb aboard the bandwagon. After more than a year pent up with vacation plans canceled or put on hold, many travel enthusiasts are angling for a respite.
According to a March survey conducted by The Vacationer, travel research and savings site, 80 percent of those polled are comfortable traveling right now, when they get the vaccine or when enough of the general population gets the vaccine. More than two-thirds of Americans said they plan to travel this summer.