Naples 4th Avenue South Closed for Construction

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The Naples Players (TNP) and The City of Naples announce that, to ensure the safety of drivers and pedestrians during The Naples Players' $20M renovation project, 4th Avenue South will be undergoing regular – and prolonged – closures through December of 2023.

The closures will occur directly behind the theater on 4th Avenue, between 6th Street and 8th Street. Local access will exist on 4th Avenue to allow public entry to the parking garage to the east, and to the Inn on Fifth and Trulucks to the west. The intersection of 4th Avenue and 7th Street will be closed to all traffic.

The Naples Players is committed to working directly with The City of Naples to open the street as often as it is safe to do so; and will open the street/intersection before the scheduled end dates whenever possible - and is coordinating with the city to open the street for Downtown's special events and high-traffic dates.

The first temporary re-opening is scheduled to accommodate the 4th of July holiday. 

"We understand that any street closure, especially a street closure in the Downtown Naples area, is a significant inconvenience - and we thank the public for their patience while we hurry to complete construction as quickly and safely as possible" said Bryce Alexander, CEO & Executive Artistic Director of The Naples Players. "Our nonprofit theater was brought downtown to be good partners and stewards to the city in enhancing the small-town charm of Naples, and we intend to continue that legacy now and - thanks to our renovated facility - for more decades to come."

TNP Encourages those who are impacted by the 4th Avenue road closure to visit: naplesplayers.org/roadclosure to learn more and to sign-up for regular email updates about current and upcoming closures and reopenings.

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