Events in Fort Myers today

El Buen Sazon Bori-Mex Restaurant offers a pastrami sandwich special for $11.99.

Goodwill offers free Senior Planet classes at the Tice Community Resource Center to help adults 60 and older build confidence with computers, typing, and the internet. Participants develop practical technology skills that make it easier to access healthcare, manage finances, and stay safely connected with family and friends. The program also supports learning new skills, saving money, getting active, and meeting new people. These classes are part of Goodwill’s no-cost resources for older adults across Southwest Florida and are paced for comfort and success. For details, contact 239-710-2602 or hildaortega@goodwillswfl.org. Coordinators are bilingual and speak Spanish.

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.

Club Country presents a weekly evening of dancing that blends instruction and social fun. Learn both line and partner styles with guided lessons, then enjoy a DJ-led open dance that runs between segments and carries on through the night. Song requests are welcome during the open dance. The evening starts with a line dance lesson and a partner dance lesson, followed later by a short recap to refresh what was taught before the floor opens again for more freestyle dancing. Admission is $10 for guests and $5 for members. Annual membership is $10 per person, runs from the end of May through the following May, and is available anytime. Members receive discounted entry to regular events, invitations to members-only socials such as a dance barbecue, an ice cream social, and a pizza party, opportunities to help plan and vote on club matters, chances to volunteer as an instructor or run for a board position, and connection with a friendly dance community. Complimentary bottled water, ice, and cups are set out to the left side of the stage, and attendees are welcome to bring their own soft drinks.

The Landscape Subcommittee meets with an agenda that will appear in the Agenda Dashboard when available. Most meetings are held in the Pelican Preserve Conference room. The conclusion time may vary based on the number of agenda items and the depth of discussion. Live and previous recordings can be viewed on YouTube.

El Buen Sazon Bori-Mex Restaurant in Fort Myers features a Thursday special of bistec encebollado priced at 9.99, served with two sides.

ACMA and Island Hopper return to spotlight local songwriters at The Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center, featuring members of the Fort Myers-based Americana Community Music Association and their original work. Presented in an in-the-round format, Roy Schneider, Anthony Wayne, Bill Metts, Tim McGeary, and Matt Hannam will share songs along with the stories that inspired them. Roy Schneider, a founding member of the Americana duo Reckless Saints, has toured across the United States and abroad for two decades. His achievements include three appearances as a NewFolk Finalist at the Kerrville Folk Festival, a run on Season 5 of NBC’s The Voice, and recognition at the Telluride Acoustic Blues competition. He recently released Blue Twangled Folk’n’ Roll with collaborator Kim Mayfield. Anthony Wayne is a Southwest Florida singer songwriter whose roots rock and Americana influences blend memorable melodies with honest storytelling developed over years on Gulf Coast stages. He continues to release new original recordings and videos while performing regularly throughout the region. Bill Metts fell in love with fingerstyle guitar during the 1960s country blues revival. He has performed at the Mississippi John Hurt Blues Festival, the renowned Ground Zero in Clarksdale, the Will McLean Festival in Brooksville, and has appeared multiple times at the Island Hopper Songwriter Festival. He led the ACMA’s weekly Songwriter Circle for four years and favors original material. Tim McGeary of Naples signed with A&M Records in the 1980s and toured with artists such as Billy Idol, Duran Duran, and Simple Minds. His songs have appeared on television series including Smallville and One Tree Hill, as well as in films like The Kiss Me Curse and Girl Got Mo. He now writes for other artists and produces music around the world. Matt Hannam, based in Fort Myers, has performed solo, as half of the duo Another Era, and with the five piece band The Collective. An ACMA member since its founding year, he is also involved with the Hope by Song organization. Advance tickets are 15 dollars, and the price is 20 dollars during the week of the concert.

Created for LGBTQ+ adults and allies, this peer group offers a calm place to pause, connect, and feel grounded. Participants can expect a gentle, peer supported setting for conversation, unwinding, and shared support. Offerings rotate to include workshops, community building activities, and guided discussions. The environment remains welcoming, low pressure, and affirming so people can build resilience and discover community.

Enjoy a Puerto Rican style Kan-Kan special for 22.99 with two sides, available on Fridays at El Buen Sazon Bori-Mex Restaurant in Fort Myers, Fl.

River Nights: A Night on the Nile offers an elegant evening at the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center in support of children and families. Enjoy an open bar, hors d'oeuvres, live music, and an auction, all centered on good company and a great cause. Cocktail attire is requested. Proceeds support the Children and Families Scholarship Fund and programs served by the Fort Myers YMCA.

Throwback favorites from the 80s and 90s set the soundtrack at Lani Kai Fort Myers Beach. A beach setting and lively, welcoming vibe create a relaxed scene for classic hits.

This two day warehouse discount tag sale adds a treasure hunt twist as shoppers search the warehouse and store for color coded deals. Items marked with green tags are 15 percent off, yellow tags are 20 percent off, orange tags are 30 percent off, and red tags are 40 percent off. It is a straightforward way to save on quality products, whether gathering materials for a project or tracking down standout bargains across two full days of savings.

Discover handcrafted pieces from Jewelry by Kaye Krest at the Downtown Fort Myers farmers market. Browse beaded and wire wrapped designs that feature gemstones and Sanibel Island seashell, along with creations in resin and polymer clay. The collection emphasizes fun, budget-friendly styles with options for many tastes. The market highlights local food and operates year round.

Stretch, breathe, and relax during an outdoor yoga session with friendly goats and Marsala, a Highland calf. The class welcomes all experience levels and is open to ages 12 and older. Participants under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. There will be opportunities to feed the goats, with no outside food allowed, and to take photos. Pack a mat, blanket, or towel to use during the session and enjoy a lighthearted experience in a peaceful, open-air setting.

De LaSalle Academy returns with its second annual golf tournament, centered on helping shape brighter futures for children through each round of play. Competition begins with a shotgun start.

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.

Creative Hands Events hosts a relaxed, open-ended craft meet-up at Kava Culture in downtown Fort Myers, featuring painting, crochet, and coloring, along with opportunities to learn new skills or practice favorites. All skill levels are welcome, and any art project is encouraged, whether starting something new or bringing a work in progress to enjoy alongside others. Snacks, kava, and a friendly community vibe are part of the experience. A one drink minimum applies for participation.