Local Highlights: Naples National Art Show
In this week’s edition of Local Highlights, TCG would like to highlight the upcoming Naples National Art Show. Taking place from February 20th to the 21st, the Naples National art show is considered one of the top 200 art shows in the country. Held in Cambier park, this festival is known for its high quality of art and artists and beautiful atmosphere. This year’s addition will be possible by abiding by safety and health precautions. These include health screenings for artists and volunteers, and all attendees are asked to wear a mask and practice social distancing. The Naples art show has been a landmark event in the Naples Area and attracts a large seasonal and residential crowd. It is a welcomed event, as we continue to shift back to normalcy. For more information on the Naples National Art Show, please visit https://naplesart.org/naples-national/.
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