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Highlights Alert

By: Rebecca Loveridge


November

Billed as an all-out festival, Lee County’s Alliance for the Art’s signature fundraising event, Art Royale 2006, will showcase great art, performances and culinary experiences. Expect sculptors and chefs mingling with belly dancers and rock bands. And although this year’s theme is Metamorphosis of the arts, we think it’s the Alliance itself that is transforming Art Royale into the event to kick off Fort Myers’ cultural season. Nov. 18. (239) 939-2787 or
www.artroyale2006.com.

8-12 Artists from across the country will shape Fort Myers Beach’s sugary sand into formidable sculptures during the 20th annual American Sandsculpting Festival. Enjoy five days of artistic competition, awards and tutorials from the masters. Nov. 8–12 at Fort Myers Beach’s Outrigger Resort. (866) 916-7263 or www.sandfestival.com.

4 The Naples Philharmonic Orchestra inaugurates its silver anniversary season with A Russian and American Celebration. The opening night gala performance features world-famous violinist Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg and conductor Jorge Mester. Nov 4 at 8 p.m. in the Phil’s Hayes Hall. $135. (239) 597-1900 or
www.thephil.org.

21  Relics of newly discovered Hemingway photos, letters and other artifacts will be on display at the Naples Museum of Art’s Ernest Hemingway and Walker Evans: Three Weeks in Cuba, 1933. The exhibit focuses on the three weeks that photographer Walker Evans spent with Hemingway in Havana. On display Nov. 21 to Jan. 21.
(239) 597-1900.

30 Put on your legwarmers. Everyone’s favorite Aussie, Grammy-winner Olivia Newton-John, will get Physical at the Barbara B. Mann Nov. 30.