Naples news - professionally curated
A free magazine for people who live here. What's worth doing this month, what City Hall just decided and what it means for you, and a local business you'll be glad you found. It arrives by email as a short print-style issue you can read on your phone or print and leave on the counter.
Why read it
Stay up to date on what matters in Naples.
The good stuff in Naples is scattered across a dozen calendars, a city agenda written for lawyers, and word of mouth. Most of us find out about the free concert the day after, or hear about the new fee when the bill shows up. This magazine does the reading for you and hands you the short version.
Weekends get easier. You'll know what's happening in the next few weeks that's free or cheap and actually here: concerts at the community center, markets, park programs, library events. Every one with the date, the address, and what it costs, so you can decide in a glance and go.
City Hall makes sense. Every month, a couple of things the council took up, explained the way a friend would explain them. A new fee, a permit rule, a change to a park or the airport. What it means for your street and your wallet, and when the next meeting is if you want to be heard.
You'll find your next favorite spot. Each issue puts a spotlight on a local business, the kind that's easy to drive past. What they do, what to order, why people who know go there. Checked with the owner before it runs, so what you read is what you'll find.
How it's made
Like a neighbor who checks their sources.
Everything in the magazine comes with a date, an address, a cost, and a link to where it came from. City Hall items come from the council's own agendas. Events come from the city, the county, the library, and the parks department, and if something only appears on a Chamber listing, we tell you. Business spotlights are shown to the owner before they print. No invented quotes, no press-release rewrites, and no paid placement dressed up as a story.
Who it's for
People who live here, not people visiting.
You already know it's hot and that Fifth Avenue exists. This is for the rest of it: the council vote on the thing near your street, the concert you would have missed, the shop that opened next to the one you already go to. It's short because your time matters, and it's free because it should be.
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