Hayes Hall at Artis Naples

Hayes Hall at Artis Naples is the main performance hall of the Artis—Naples cultural complex and one of Naples' key venues for large-scale stage productions. Hayes Hall at Artis Naples offers seating for up to 1,477 people in a concert configuration, with a multi-level auditorium and a large stage suited to orchestral concerts, Broadway productions, dance and special guest performances. Its combination of an impressive entrance area and classic theater geometry gives the hall an elegant character suitable for a wide variety of performances.

Inside, the focus is on acoustics, clear views of the stage and professional production conditions. The hall features a state-of-the-art sound system and an extensive range of lighting equipment, while seating arranged across multiple levels provides different perspectives of the stage. A spacious foyer and well-designed common areas complete the experience for visitors attending concerts, theater productions, dance performances and other events.

The venue is located at 5833 Pelican Bay Boulevard, Naples, Florida 34108-2740, United States, within the Artis—Naples cultural campus along Pelican Bay Boulevard. Visitors arriving by car can use parking areas on the campus, with accessible parking spaces positioned close to the main Hayes Hall entrance; additional parking options are available in the immediate vicinity of the complex. For a broader overview of public transportation, road connections and travel from other parts of Naples, the city description below provides additional practical information.

Naples, Florida, is an elegant destination on the Gulf of Mexico that combines concerts, cultural events, sports and outdoor events with the distinctive relaxed style of Southwest Florida. The city and the wider Collier County area offer a diverse range of locations, from the Artis—Naples cultural complex and city performance spaces to sports grounds, parks and venues designed for larger gatherings. Downtown, particularly the area around Fifth Avenue South, further expands the experience with restaurants, bars, galleries and attractions that can easily be combined with attending a concert, performance or sporting event. Accommodation includes luxury waterfront resorts, hotels in the city and numerous options throughout the wider Naples area, allowing visitors to choose a location according to the event venue and their preferred mode of transportation.

The main public transportation system is Collier Area Transit (CAT), whose bus network connects Naples with other parts of Collier County, including North Naples, Golden Gate, Marco Island and other areas. Because the wider urban area is geographically spread out, cars, taxis and ride-hailing services are also practical for reaching individual halls, sports complexes and venues outside the downtown area. Naples Airport (APF) is located very close to downtown and primarily serves general and business aviation, while Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) in the Fort Myers area is the main commercial aviation hub for many travelers arriving in Naples. Road connections rely primarily on Interstate 75 and Tamiami Trail, providing straightforward access to the city and event venues from different parts of Southwest Florida.

Before or after an event, Naples offers enough attractions to turn a visit into a complete city break. Fifth Avenue South and Third Street South are among the best-known areas for walking, dining, shopping and evening entertainment, while the Gulf of Mexico coastline provides long sandy beaches and characteristic sunsets. The area around Naples Pier is one of the recognizable locations on the city’s waterfront, while Cambier Park, situated immediately beside downtown, offers green spaces and room for activities and events. The combination of the coastline, well-maintained downtown, cultural attractions and convenient access to restaurants and accommodation makes Naples an appealing place to combine concerts, sporting events and other performances with a stay on Florida’s southwest coast.