Events in Cape Coral today

Karaoke at The Brunch Factory pairs upbeat energy with tasty food and a chance to take the microphone. Friends can sing together, enjoy a meal, and have fun.

This Pokémon locals event follows the standard format unless an update is announced. Entry is $5, and play is organized in Swiss rounds. Prizes are awarded to the top finishers, with prize support scaling by one booster or $5 in store credit for every participant. Information about promos and door prizes will be shared later.

Discover a Hip Hop and Jazz Dance Combo that blends the bold energy of hip hop with the elegance of jazz. Explore how these styles come together while learning fresh combinations to current music. The class highlights rhythm, coordination, and creative expression, supporting confidence building and friendly connections among participants. Tuition is $65 for a four week session, and online registration is available.

Enjoy a lively patio trivia night at CAPE CABARET with free cards and no cover charge. Questions span music, TV, history, sports, movies, and pop culture, and players compete for prizes that may include bottles of wine, tickets to tribute shows, and gift certificates in $10, $15, and $25 amounts. The kitchen features a special selection of dinner entrées priced at $22.95, with options such as skirt steak, bolognese with meatballs, beef tips, pot roast, crunchy fish and chips, Mediterranean Atlantic cod, shrimp scampi, shrimp Alfredo, crabmeat stuffed shrimp, southern fried chicken, chicken Alfredo, chicken piccata, chicken marsala, chicken francaise, and chicken Parmesan. Daily and comfort food menus are also available, and nightly specials cannot be combined with other discounts. Reservations guarantee seating, and walk ins are accommodated when tables are available. A $10 minimum purchase of food or beverages applies.

Goodwill offers free Senior Planet technology classes at the Tice Community Resource Center to help older adults build essential computer, typing, and internet skills. Designed for people 60 and over, these sessions move at a comfortable pace and focus on practical needs like accessing healthcare, managing finances, and staying safely connected with family and friends. Participants also use technology to learn new skills, save money, get active, and meet new people. Free resources are available across Southwest Florida, and coordinators are bilingual with Spanish language support. For details, call (239) 710-2602 or email hildaortega@goodwillswfl.org.

A party will be held on the patio.

South Cape Run Club hosts a recurring community walk and run that welcomes everyone, from people training for a race to those simply looking to stay active and meet new faces. Expect a friendly mix of runners and walkers, route options of about one to three miles, and casual hangouts after the workout with choices like coffee, smoothies, or local brews. The focus is on accountability and consistency for all paces and all distances, and it is family and pet friendly. This free gathering takes place each week and continues in most weather unless an update says otherwise.

Cape Cabaret presents a Latin dance night in the lounge that begins with an hour of instruction and continues with a lively social. Learn steps for Bachata, Merengue, Cha Cha, and Salsa, then keep the energy going on the dance floor with music from DJ Marco. Arrive with a partner or team up with someone new, and enjoy food prepared by Chef Pablo along with full bar service available until closing. A $5 cover applies and a $10 minimum purchase for food or beverages is required. Walk-ins are welcome, and reservations can be made by phone.

This event features a Swiss pairing tournament with a $5 entry that includes a tournament pack. Prizes go to the top finishers, and the pool grows with each participant by adding either one booster or $5 in store credit per person. Promos and door prizes will be announced.

Benise marks a milestone with a high-energy celebration of 25 years, filling the stage with Spanish guitar, a full band, and intricately choreographed dance. The performance sweeps through Flamenco from Spain, Cuban Salsa, Brazilian Samba, a Parisian-style waltz, and vibrant percussion, creating a theatrical journey across cultures. This Emmy Award-winning production has toured the globe for years and stands among the longest-running Latin-themed stage shows. From early days performing on the street to a featured spot on Dancing With The Stars, Benise has shaped a concert experience that blends world music and dance with dramatic flair. The two-hour show pairs new pieces with longtime crowd favorites from his busking era, along with bold reimaginings of rock anthems like Led Zeppelin’s Kashmir and AC/DC’s Thunderstruck. Classical gems also receive his signature touch, including Ave Maria, Moonlight Sonata, and Vivaldi’s Summer from The Four Seasons. Suitable for all ages, this world music and dance spectacle aims to lift spirits and has been likened to a Latin counterpart to Riverdance.

Taking place on the fourth Wednesday of each month, this creative writing workshop begins with a prompt to spark ideas. Participants then spend roughly 45 minutes free writing and can choose to share their pieces afterward.

BAD LATITUDE, a four-piece rock band from Southwest Florida, brings a powerhouse night of classic and 90s rock to Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater. Recognized for headlining Cape Coral Bike Nights and for sharing stages with Candlebox and Drowning Pool, the group delivers a seasoned, high-energy show. The set spans favorites by Led Zeppelin, Guns N' Roses, Ozzy Osbourne, Def Leppard, Van Halen, Aerosmith, Poison, Whitesnake, and Ratt, plus 90s staples from Alice in Chains, Stone Temple Pilots, and Bush. The band continually refreshes the playlist with new additions each week to keep every performance current. A $10 minimum purchase of food or beverages applies. Table reservations are available by phone at 239-549-3000, with walk-ins accommodated as space permits.

Designed for ages 2 to 4, this Ballet and Tap combo class at the William "Bill" Austen Youth Center in Cape Coral introduces young dancers to fundamentals in both styles. Through playful instruction, children build confidence as they practice basic ballet technique that supports alignment, balance, and flexibility, and they explore creative expression. The tap segment focuses on steady rhythms, simple patterns, and introductory footwork. Welcoming beginners as well as kids with prior experience, the class offers a friendly setting to learn new skills and make friends. Tuition is $65 for each four week session, and online registration is available.

At Shoeless Joe's, this launch networking event marks the start of the new Ft Myers Station for Connections In Action. It introduces an ongoing, elevated setting for professionals to connect purposefully, build genuine relationships, and cultivate opportunities that last.

Madison Morris brings vivid Americana storytelling and Texas blues roots to Slipaway Food Truck Park & Marina in a live set that weaves country, Americana, and touches of R&B and hip hop. His music has been submitted for Grammy consideration three times, with We’re All Still Here, Hard Rain, and Eve of Revolution appearing on recent ballots, and Hard Rain earning a 2025 Josie Award nomination for Americana Song of the Year. A full-time performer with more than 200 shows each year, he shapes songs with melodic finesse, gritty solos, and expressive slide guitar. We’re All Still Here, written after displacement from Hurricane Ian, showcases his ability to turn lived experience into resonant lyrics. He launched Madison Morris & the Stringfellows in 2024 and is a member of BMI and the Americana Music Association.

Digimon TCG Weekly Locals features a $5 entry fee that includes a tournament pack. Matches are played in a Swiss format, with a top cut used as needed. Prizes are awarded to top finishers, and for each participant either one booster or five dollars in store credit is added to the prize pool. Promotional items and door prizes will be announced.

A two-in-one tribute celebrates the music and personas of Elton John and Billy Joel at Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater. The production leans into a vintage vibe with look-alike styling, signature vocals, charismatic stage presence, and costume changes, all wrapped around a steady flow of familiar hits. Elton John’s storied career is highlighted with multiple Grammy Awards, an Academy Award, a Golden Globe, a Tony Award, a 2004 Kennedy Center Honor, and inductions into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1994 and the Songwriters Hall of Fame. His catalog spans five decades with more than 300 million records sold, 50 Top 40 singles, 27 Top 10 entries, and seven number one albums. The Billy Joel segment traces the songs of one of America’s most popular performers, marked by 33 Top 40 hits, 23 Grammy nominations, and inductions into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1992 and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1999. Expect favorites such as Rocket Man, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, Candle in the Wind, Can You Feel the Love Tonight, Bennie and the Jets, Don’t Go Breaking My Heart, Piano Man, Scenes From An Italian Restaurant, Only The Good Die Young, Movin’ Out, Big Shot, Angry Young Man, New York State of Mine, Vienna, and Allentown. The cover charge is $30, with a $10 minimum purchase for food or beverages. Reservations are available by phone at 239-549-3000, and walk-ins are accommodated if space allows.

ACMA and Island Hopper present a showcase of local songwriters at The Sidney and Berne Davis Art Center, where members of the Americana Community Music Association, a Fort Myers nonprofit that supports original music year-round, will perform in the round and share the stories behind their songs. The lineup features Roy Schneider, Anthony Wayne, Bill Metts, Tim McGeary, and Matt Hannam. Roy Schneider, a founding member of the Americana duo Reckless Saints, has spent two decades performing original music across the United States and abroad, earned three NewFolk Finalist honors at the Kerrville Folk Festival in Texas, appeared on Season 5 of NBC’s The Voice, and placed in the Telluride Acoustic Blues competition in Colorado. He and partner Kim Mayfield released the album Blue Twangled Folk’n’ Roll. Southwest Florida singer songwriter Anthony Wayne blends roots rock and Americana influences with memorable hooks and reflective storytelling, drawing on nearly twenty years of performances along the Gulf Coast while releasing original recordings and videos. Bill Metts, inspired by the 1960s country blues revival and known for finger-style guitar, has performed at the Mississippi John Hurt Blues Festival, Ground Zero in Clarksdale, the Will McLean Festival, and the BMI sponsored Island Hopper Songwriter Festival, and for four years hosted the weekly Songwriter Circle at the ACMA. Tim McGeary of Naples, signed in the 80s to A&M Records, toured with artists such as Billy Idol, Duran Duran, and Simple Minds, has songwriting credits on television shows including Smallville and One Tree Hill and on films including The Kiss Me Curse and Girl Got Mo, and now writes and produces for artists around the world. Matt Hannam of Fort Myers has performed solo, as half of Another Era, and with the five piece band The Collective, is an ACMA member since the organization’s first year, and is also part of the Hope by Song organization. Advance tickets are 15 dollars, and tickets purchased the week of the concert are 20 dollars.

The Gulf Coast Jazz Collective partners with a celebrated vocalist for a salute to the Great American Songbook. Fresh interpretations of classics by Gershwin, Porter, Berlin, Kern, and Rodgers and Hart unfold in the close-knit spark of a live trio. The set ranges from slow-burning torch pieces to brisk swingers, underscoring why these tunes continue to inspire new performances nearly a century on. Formed in 2021 and guided by artistic director Paul Gavin, the ensemble showcases top jazz in Southwest Florida, bringing in standout players from across the country for concerts that span the breadth of the genre.

A high energy karaoke night at Bubba’s Roadhouse & Saloon welcomes both confident performers and first timers. Step up to the mic and pick favorites from classic country, rock anthems, 90s throwbacks, and today’s hits. Come with friends, warm up those vocal cords after a couple of drinks, and turn the stage into your spotlight. Expect plenty of sing along moments and a fun atmosphere that makes for an unforgettable night.

Uplift Peer Group offers an accepting space for LGBTQ+ adults and allies to breathe, connect, and feel grounded. Gatherings are gentle and peer supported, with time for conversation, decompression, and mutual support. Each session includes a rotating mix of workshops, community-building activities, and guided discussions. The environment is low pressure, affirming, and designed to help build resilience and foster community.

A candlelit concert in Fort Myers transforms 90s hip hop into a string showcase at Music & Arts Community Center - Gulf Coast Symphony, creating an intimate, multi-sensory atmosphere. Performed by the Listeso String Quartet, the program moves through medleys celebrating Fugees and Lauryn Hill with Ready or Not, Doo-Wop, Fu-Gee-La, and Killing Me Softly; Jay-Z with Can I Get A…, Big Pimpin, Money Ain't a Thing, and more; Nas with It Ain't Hard to Tell, N.Y. State of Mind, The World Is Yours, and more; Outkast with Rosa Parks, Elevators (Me & You), SpottieOttieDopaliscious, and more; Missy 'Misdemeanor' Elliott with The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly), Sock It to Me, and more; A Tribe Called Quest with Can I Kick It, Check the Rhime, Scenario, and more; Wu-Tang Clan with C.R.E.A.M. (Cash Rules Everything Around Me), Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta F' Wit, Protect Ya Neck, and more; 2Pac with Dear Mama and California Love; The Notorious B.I.G. with Juicy, Big Poppa, Hypnotize, and more; Dr. Dre with Still D.R.E., Forgot About Dre, Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang, and more, plus Gin and Juice by Snoop Dogg. The performance lasts 60 minutes, doors open 60 minutes beforehand, and late entry is not permitted. The venue is ADA compliant, seating is assigned within zones on a first come first served basis, and the event welcomes ages 8 and up with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. This is a tribute presentation and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists, their estates, or official representatives.

River Nights: A Night on the Nile offers an elegant evening at The Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center in support of children and families in the community. The night features an open bar, hors d'oeuvres, live music, and an auction. Cocktail attire is requested. Proceeds benefit the Children and Families Scholarship Fund and programs served by the Fort Myers YMCA.

A hands-on exploration of Asian desserts designed for ages 6 to 15, priced at $55. This interactive class pairs kitchen creativity with food science as students make two beloved treats from scratch: silky brown sugar bubble tea and airy, crunchy snow crisps candy. Along the way, they will uncover the reasons behind each step rather than simply following instructions. For the bubble tea, participants mix and roll their own tapioca pearls, cook them to a perfectly chewy texture, soak them in a warm brown sugar syrup, and learn how to balance milk, sweetness, and temperature for a drink worthy of a cafe. For the snow crisps, they practice precise sugar cooking, manage heat and timing, and transform molten sugar into delicate flakes while observing how sugar behaves at different stages. The class offers plenty of hands-on time with professional guidance, small group attention for a personalized experience, and all supplies and ingredients provided.

The new four-piece rock and roll band Captain Jam brings a smooth, dance-friendly set to Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater. This is a free performance with no cover charge, with a $10 minimum purchase for food or beverages. Expect familiar favorites such as Peaceful Easy Feeling, Ventura Highway, Chuck E’s in Love, Harvest Moon, Stuck in the Middle With You, Jolene, I Won’t Back Down and Ring of Fire, drawing on artists like Fleetwood Mac, Eagles, The Rolling Stones, Tom Petty, Bonnie Raitt, Sheryl Crow, Van Morrison, America, Neil Young, the Traveling Wilburys, The Coasters and Elvis. Cape Cabaret features three rooms dedicated to dining, dancing and entertainment. Seating can be reserved, and walk-ins are accommodated when tables are available.

Celebrate the sounds of the 80s and 90s on the beach at Lani Kai Fort Myers Beach. Enjoy an amazing atmosphere with music from these two decades.

RIVERSIDE delivers a lively mix of classic rock, new rock, funk, and groove favorites from the 60s through the 90s. Formed in 2009, this group of seasoned professionals is known across Southwest Florida for polished, high-energy performances. Their experience spans big stages, festivals, corporate events, private parties, and local dance venues, and they keep each show fresh by regularly adding new songs. This performance is set in the Ballroom at Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater. Admission is free with no cover, with a $10 minimum purchase for food or beverages. Seating can be reserved, and walk-ins are accommodated when tables are available.

Businesses have an opportunity to showcase their offerings at the Cape Coral Farmers' Market through a special business expo held on the last Saturday of each month. Space is limited and spots can be reserved. Chamber members pay $100 to participate, and non-members pay $150. The Cape Coral Farmers' Market has been a Saturday morning favorite for 26 years and has grown to over 125 vendors, featuring a wide range of delicious foods and local crafts.

Settle into a lighthearted outdoor yoga class where mindful movement pairs with the company of animals. Practice alongside friendly goats and a charming Highland calf, finding calm as you stretch, breathe, and share a few laughs in nature. All experience levels are welcome, with a minimum age of 12. There is ample time to feed the goats, with no outside food permitted, and to take photos. Please bring your own mat, blanket, or towel. Participants under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. The gate opens 15 minutes before the class starts.

Jewelry by Kaye Krest showcases handmade beaded and wire wrapped pieces at the Fort Myers Farmers Market. Designs incorporate gemstones and seashells from Sanibel Island, along with additional creations in resin and polymer clay. The market highlights local food, creating a setting where visitors can discover distinctive accessories.

Slipaway features unlimited mimosas for $20. The venue is pet friendly, and dogs can enjoy a pup cup from Taco Worx or Crooked Cow. Guests arriving by water have access to 26 boat slips. Drivers will find 120 on-site parking spaces plus an overflow lot with a complimentary shuttle.

Take part in a weekly locals tournament for the Gundam trading card game featuring Swiss pairings, with a Top Cut if turnout calls for it. Entry is five dollars and includes a tournament pack, and prizes are awarded to the top finishers. For each participant, either one booster or five dollars in store credit is added to the prize pool. Promos and door prizes will be announced.

This second annual golf tournament from De LaSalle Academy centers on making a positive impact for children with each round played on the course. The tournament features a shotgun start.

At Music & Arts Community Center, multi award-winning duo Matthew Pomeroy and Natasha Lamb, known as The Conjurors, present a theatrical blend of magic, mind reading, psychological illusions, and cinematic stagecraft that appeals to all ages. They became the first UK duo to secure a multi-year Las Vegas residency and were recognized as Best Show in Las Vegas, then went on to entertain more than 312,000 people during a record-breaking UK arena tour in 2025. Their resume includes landmark stages such as the London Palladium, Radio City Music Hall, and the Sydney Opera House, along with performances for royalty, A-listers, and world leaders, and creative work featured in major film, television, and stage productions. The result is a live experience driven by storytelling and innovation that leaves audiences wondering how they pulled it off.

Compete in a friendly One Piece TCG locals with a $5 entry that includes a tournament pack. The event features Swiss rounds with a Top Cut when applicable. Top finishers receive prizes, and for each participant either one booster or $5 in store credit is added to the prize pool. Promos and door prizes are to be announced.

Settle in for an interactive dinner theater caper where a witty, puzzling case unfolds as dinner is served. The story takes place in the present, playing out in real time, and performers blend into the crowd, so the culprit could be sitting at the next table. Follow the clues, trade theories, and be ready... you might even find yourself under suspicion. Tailored for an adult audience, this social experience mixes true crime vibes with plenty of laughs. Brought to life by The Dinner Detective, whose immersive mysteries have entertained guests across the country since 2004, the evening delivers intrigue, improvisation, and surprising revelations throughout.

78 RPM Duo brings a broad mix of songs from many well known artists to Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater in a free show with no cover charge. Expect a set filled with favorites such as Count on Me, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Doctor My Eyes, Everybody’s Talkin’, Here Comes the Sun, I Wanna Hold Your Hand, Bye Bye Love, I Can See Clearly Now, Can’t Help Falling in Love, Treat Me Nice, Ventura Highway, Peaceful Easy Feeling, The Sound of Silence, Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard, Red Red Wine, Sweet Caroline, Dock of the Bay, Never Been to Spain, and Your Mama Don’t Dance. The performance is planned for the patio so guests can enjoy live music with dinner. Reservations guarantee seating, with walk-ins accommodated when tables are available. A $10 minimum purchase for food or beverages applies.

This free, no-cover rock and roll dance party spotlights Chicago Heat and its four lead vocalists, known for tight harmonies and a dance-friendly set. Expect favorites from 60s rock and roll, Motown, and pop, with songs made famous by The Supremes, Marvin Gaye, Donna Summer, The Temptations, The Four Tops, The Coasters, Danny and the Juniors, Dion and the Belmonts, Sly and the Family Stone, the Blues Brothers, The Duprees, Chuck Berry, Jerry Butler, Elvis, Bill Haley and the Comets, and more classics from the 60s through the 80s. Reservations guarantee seating and walk-ins are accommodated when tables are available. To reserve by phone, call 239-549-3000. An early bird special offers 20 percent off soups, salads, appetizers, and entrees, and there is a $10 minimum purchase for food or beverages.

At Bubba’s Roadhouse & Saloon, karaoke takes center stage with a catalog that stretches from country classics and powerhouse rock singalongs to 90s throwbacks and current hits. Participants can take the mic solo or team up with friends while others cheer and sing along. Chilled drinks are available from the bar. All experience levels are welcome, from first timers to seasoned regulars, for a casual evening of music and laughs.

Phenomenal Animal delivers an energetic blend of soul, classic rock, funk and blues, with plenty of improvisation and original material that keeps the music danceable and never the same twice. The group features three lead vocalists and includes Chris Stephenson on keys and vocals, Michael Weezus on guitar and vocals, Mike Brophy on drums, Reggie King Sears on bass and vocals, and Matt Rongstad on sax and flute, with occasional guests to make each performance unique. There is a $5 cover and a $10 minimum purchase for food or beverages. Reservations guarantee seating, and walk-ins are welcome when tables are available. Presented at Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater.

This friendly fishing tournament runs rain or shine and lets anglers fish from any location they choose. Check-in takes place at The Heights Center, followed by an awards banquet and BBQ. Two divisions are available, team and youth. Youth entry is $25 for ages 15 and under and includes a CCA membership and BBQ. Adult entry is $50 and includes a CCA membership and BBQ. A BBQ-only option is available for $15. Registration is available through the event link. Proceeds support the Florida Coastal Conservation Association. Awards will recognize the top three finishers in each division, with additional door prizes and raffle drawings. Every youth participant receives a goodie bag. For more information or sponsorship opportunities, contact Jimmy Michaels at 407-854-7002 ext 113.

This session features a 60 minute yoga class led by Charlotte from @TheWildHeartCollective.co. Tickets are $20 and include a complimentary beverage. Only ticket holders are permitted during the session. To support preparation, tickets must be purchased in advance. If no tickets are sold in advance, the session will be canceled for that week. There are no day-of ticket sales.

A local Yu-Gi-Oh tournament in the Advanced Format with the official Forbidden and Limited list in effect. Matches use Swiss pairings followed by a playoff cut to the top players. Entry is $5 and includes an OTS Tournament Pack. Prizes go to high finishers, and for every participant either one booster pack or $5 in store credit is added to the prize pool. Details on promos and door prizes will be announced.

Dragonball Super Masters TCG Weekly Locals offers free entry, and each participant receives a tournament pack. The event runs using Swiss rounds, with prize payouts awarded to the top finishers. In addition, one tournament pack is added per participant. Promos and door prizes will be announced.

Compete in a local Flesh and Blood trading card game Armory event using the Classic Constructed format. Entry is free, with a GEM pack included. Matches are played in Swiss rounds, and the top finisher receives a GEM pack. Details about promos and door prizes will be announced.

At Rooster's Barn & Grill - Ft. Myers, Songo Music Bingo puts a lively twist on the traditional game with a soundtrack of familiar favorites. Hosted by Alan James, the setting encourages friends to relax with a drink and sing along to well known tunes from favorite artists. It is free to play, and prizes are available, creating a fun blend of music and friendly competition.

Exhale brings a one-day dance convention to Luminary Hotel & Co., Autograph Collection in Fort Myers, centered on high-quality training, an inclusive environment, and open conversations that champion mental health in the dance community. Over the last five seasons, this program has contributed more than $30,000 to organizations supporting pediatric mental health. Dancers participate by age group: Mini ages 4 to 7 is $135 and includes four classes, Juniors ages 8 to 11 is $145 with five classes, Teen ages 12 to 15 is $155 with six classes, and Senior ages 16 and up is $155 with six classes. Observer passes are $25, and studio faculty are welcome at no cost. Age groupings may be combined based on enrollment to create the best experience for everyone, and a tentative schedule will be shared in advance. Studios can secure Early Bird pricing and save $10 without a deposit by submitting an estimated dancer count, with flexibility to adjust final numbers later. Training is led by Eva Igo, Camryn Brothers, Lauren DiPietro, Julia Rose Francolino, Austin Blais, and Nathan Beech. The day concludes with the signature Improv Battle, a high-energy, confidence-building experience included with registration and open to every dancer, with no extra fees or additional sign-up.

A relaxed evening of making and mingling hosted by Creative Hands Events brings crafters together at Kava Culture Fort Myers. Participants can paint, crochet, color, try new techniques, or continue personal projects in a welcoming setting. Light snacks and kava set an easygoing mood that supports creativity and conversation. All experience levels are invited to take part, and any kind of art project fits right in. A one drink minimum applies for participation.