This weekend in Lee County, FL

Jeep enthusiasts are coordinating a convoy in support of the 21st Annual Walk Against Child Abuse, presented by Children's Network of Southwest Florida. Participants will gather at a designated meeting point, decorate their vehicles, and drive together to Bell Tower Shops in Fort Myers to take part in the walk. The effort highlights a united Jeep community in Southwest Florida focused on protecting children.

Chef Mazzotta highlights crab cakes prepared exclusively with blue crab, with nothing added as filler. They are available in both regular and gluten free versions, and complimentary samples are offered for tasting.

For 37 years, this Saturday morning tradition in Cape Coral has grown to more than 125 vendors and centers on fresh, local produce, including certified organic options. Shoppers can explore homemade and handmade goods such as freshly baked breads and pastries, pickles, jams and jellies, seafood from the Gulf, fresh meats, homemade pet treats, handcrafted soaps, essential oils, local honey, guacamole made on site, fresh cut flowers, and native plants and trees. Food trucks and tent kitchens expand the choices with barbecue, crepes, empanadas, Mexican specialties, German street fare, kombucha, smoothies, acai bowls, and salads. Spaces are set aside for nonprofits, schools, and community groups. EBT and SNAP are welcomed, and Fresh Access Bucks add $40 toward Florida grown fruits and vegetables. The market was the first in Lee County to provide these options. Musicians perform during the season.

BMW of Fort Myers hosts a Cars & Coffee gathering that brings together FSC BMW CCA members and enthusiasts, including those who are not members. Enjoy coffee, connect with fellow BMW fans, and take in the sight of standout BMWs in a friendly atmosphere.

An award-winning 3D mobile mammography program is coming to Fort Myers through The Beautiful Gate’s Mammograms After Sunday Service initiative. Taking place at St. John First Missionary Baptist Church of Fort Myers with Dr. Sanchious of Thrive Direct Primary Care, this community gathering combines breast health education with on-site screening in a setting designed to be convenient, comfortable, and engaging. Built on a health equity model recognized with national honors, the event makes preventive care accessible whether or not participants have insurance. Uninsured Florida residents may qualify if they live in the state, do not have health insurance, and have not had a mammogram in the past year. Eligibility includes those ages 40 to 64, as well as individuals under 40 who are symptomatic or have a first-degree family history of breast cancer. Income at or below 200 percent of the poverty level is part of the criteria, and women of any age who have completed treatment for breast cancer may also be eligible. Participants who schedule and keep their appointment and complete a virtual breast health session receive a free gift card. Insured Florida residents who are due for a screening after a year are welcome too. Women at average risk are encouraged to begin mammograms at age 40, and most health insurance plans cover screening mammograms with no out-of-pocket cost. Scheduling for insured participants can be made directly through 3D MammoLink. Space is limited, and preregistration is available to secure an appointment.

The annual fall market at M&M Farms features more than 60 local makers, boutiques, vintage curators, and artisan vendors. Browse seasonal décor, handmade goods, gifts, clothing, and unique finds while enjoying bites from local food trucks and a stop at the M&M Farms Flower Truck. The farm setting offers family friendly activities with a playground, a bounce house, and opportunities to see farm animals, plus festive photo spots and farmstand favorites. Admission is free, and parking is $5 per vehicle.

Jewelry by Kaye Krest offers handmade beaded and wire wrapped pieces at the Fort Myers Farmers Market in Fort Myers. Designs feature gemstones and seashells from Sanibel Island, with additional work in resin and polymer clay. The market highlights local food and is open year round, and the collection includes choices suited to a wide range of styles and budgets.

This speed show features eight divisions, including Leadline, Small Fry, PeeWee, Junior, Senior, Young Adult, Jack Benny, and Novice. The Novice division is for beginner riders and is not open to anyone who has already earned three first-place finishes. After signups and exhibition runs, the National Anthem and an invocation lead into the show, which proceeds through Keyhole, Poles, Barrels, then Hairpin in that order. Each class costs $10 for members and $12 for nonmembers, and pre-entries are accepted before each show. Awards are ribbons only and there are no cash payouts at speed circuit shows. Riders who want points toward year-end awards must submit a $50 nomination fee by the second show in March. To be eligible for awards, participation in four shows is required, and work hours and fundraisers apply. A horse may be shared only in Leadline. A complete rulebook is provided to each family. A photographer may be present. Concessions are available and restrooms are accessible. Spectators are welcome, with free parking on the south end and no admission charge, while the north end is reserved for contestants. For more information, contact Bobbi at 2394103498. In light of recent viral concerns affecting both people and horses, attendees are asked to practice safe social distancing.

Southwest Florida Car Shows presents a community car show at Lowe’s that celebrates first responders and promotes fire safety awareness. The event features a diverse mix of cars from all makes and models alongside first responder vehicles, with fire safety education, music, and prizes. It is designed to be family friendly for car enthusiasts of all ages. Vehicle owners may register their rides to participate in the show.

Edison Mall hosts a show devoted to cards and collectibles, organized by Charlie’s Cards & Collectibles. Vendors present a mix of collectibles, comics, Pokémon items and more. Admission is free for attendees of every age. Exhibitors can apply to purchase booth space.

Compete on what is described as Florida's largest Mini-Z track as the 1/10 scale course is transformed into an RCP Mini-Z layout. This event includes prizes, plaques, raffles, and plenty of exciting racing.

This pop culture showcase at Edison Mall offers free admission. Hosted by the mall, it brings together vendors of comics, Pokémon and other trading cards, collectibles, Funko Pops, anime and related pop culture items. Look for 50 confirmed tables in a family-friendly atmosphere where all ages are welcome. The World’s Largest Bounce House will also be at Edison Mall that day.

This event features a $5 entry fee that comes with a participant pack. Play follows a Swiss format, and a top cut may be used if the field is large enough. Prizes are awarded to top finishers, and for every entrant, extra prize support is added as either a booster pack or five dollars in shop credit. Details about promotional items and attendee giveaways will be announced.

This free meditation group connected with Rissho Kosei-kai welcomes both newcomers and longtime practitioners. Each gathering features two brief meditation periods with an introduction at the start, a break in between, and a discussion to close. For details, call or text Jacob at (239) 851-9824.

Enjoy a community cookout with DB Cycles that pairs good food with a purpose, with fundraising that benefits the LGF veteran mission. Admission is free. Veterans and active duty military receive complimentary meals, and non-veteran guests can purchase a $10 food ticket. The grill will be serving hamburgers, hot dogs, chips, and chili, available while supplies last. Attendees can enter raffles for a chance to win prizes. You can also browse merchandise and gear from the DB Cycle store.

One Piece TCG Weekly Locals features a friendly tournament in a Swiss format, with a Top Cut if attendance warrants. Entry is $5 and includes a tournament pack. Prizes go to the top performers, and for each player one booster pack or $5 in store credit is added to the pool. Promotional items and door prizes will be announced.

Enjoy a tribute to classic salsa at a dinner dance featuring Joe Hernandez with the 12-piece, old-school Salsa Dura ensemble Orquesta Classica. The evening is hosted by emcee and DJ Nancy Alonso, known as “The First Lady of Salsa,” an on-air personality for more than 18 years and co-founder of Salsa Empire Radio. Expect a polished take on vintage salsa, with Hernandez drawing on a career that includes work with Richie Ray, Eddie “Gua Gua” Rivera, and Ernie Agosto. A Latin-inspired dinner created especially for the occasion by Executive Chef Pablo Felix will be available. The cover charge is $35 and does not include dinner. A $10 minimum purchase for food or beverages applies. Reservations are available, and walk-ins are accommodated as space allows. Presented at Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater.

78 RPM Duo brings a wide-ranging set of songs by many beloved recording artists to Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater. This is a free performance with no cover, and patio dining is available alongside the music. Expect crowd favorites like Count on Me by Bruno Mars, Crazy Little Thing Called Love from Queen, Doctor My Eyes by Jackson Browne, Everybody’s Talkin’ by Harry Nilsson, Here Comes the Sun, I Wanna Hold Your Hand, Bye Bye Love from the Beatles, I Can See Clearly Now by Johnny Nash, I Can’t Help Falling in Love with You and Treat Me Nice by Elvis, Ventura Highway by America, Peaceful Easy Feeling by the Eagles, Sounds of Silence, Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard credited to Simon and Garfunkel, Red Red Wine, Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond, Dock of the Bay by Otis Redding, Never Been to Spain by Hoyt Axton, and Your Mama Don’t Dance by Loggins and Messina, with many more in rotation. Reservations secure seating, and walk-ins are accommodated when tables are open. There is a $10 minimum purchase for food or beverages.

A Halloween concert by candlelight that pays tribute to Cape Coral’s famed Haunted Rose Gardens. Haunting melodies and flickering light create an intimate, mysterious atmosphere. The performance weaves music with elements of local history tied to the gardens, bringing the area’s lore and sound together.

Please note there is a temporary change in location while All Faiths undergoes renovations. Ryan Biter headlines a concert shaped by irreverence, sharp insight, and vulnerability, inviting listeners to embrace their wonderfully imperfect humanity. Think guitar slinging Mr. Rogers for grown ups. His voice has drawn comparisons to Chris Stapleton, Amos Lee, Teddy Swims, and Martin Sexton, and his expansive guitar work has been likened to Tommy Emmanuel, Michael Hedges, John Butler, Newton Faulkner, and James Taylor. His songwriting blends clarity without pretense, memorable hooks with reflection, and rootsy warmth with a polish ready for radio. Often described as a one person musical powerhouse, he has been a featured artist at Your Roots Are Showing in Belfast and at the Corpus Christi Songwriters Festival, and he has performed for audiences across the United States, Ireland, and Australia. This appearance marks his debut on the ACMA stage. The concert opens with ACMA Day 1 member Andy Getch, a long time contributor who continues to volunteer, write new material, create visual art, host house concerts, and perform. His sets are known for drawing listeners into the music and the stories that accompany it. Suggested door donations are $15 for ACMA members and $20 for general admission, with tickets available at the door.

Bubba’s Roadhouse & Saloon hosts a karaoke party with a playlist spanning classic country, rock favorites, 90s throwbacks, and current hits. Cold drinks and great music set the tone, and the stage welcomes all experience levels, from shower singers to aspiring stars. Sing along with friends or cheer from the crowd... it is all about having a good time.

An evening trunk or treat at Paradise Vintage Market offers family-friendly fun.

Car audio enthusiasts gather in Fort Myers, Florida for a bass-focused car meet centered on speakers and loud music. The emphasis is on a friendly atmosphere where everyone shows respect to one another. Disrespect is not accepted. The meet may occasionally move to a larger gathering if one is planned elsewhere. For questions, contact Josh Padilla or Donvey Broussard.

Quinn Sullivan brings a seasoned blend of blues, rock, and classic influences shaped by years on the road and early mentorship from Buddy Guy. First recognized as a standout young guitarist, he has grown into an assured singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist whose performances balance precision with heartfelt intensity. National TV appearances on The Tonight Show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and Conan introduced him to wide audiences, and his recent work, including Salvation, explores love, loss, and resilience with clear honesty. On stage, expect searing guitar lines, expressive vocals, and a tight band that flows from intimate, soulful moments to high-energy blues rock. Tickets are offered in three tiers at $50, $45, and $40, with a $4 service fee added to each ticket at checkout.

Sing-A-Rama is an open mic and karaoke night open to all, welcoming seasoned performers and first-timers. Take the mic to show what you can do for the crowd and enjoy an evening of music, laughter, and memorable moments.

This event features competitive play in the Advanced format with the current banned and restricted list in effect. Entry is $5 and includes an OTS Tournament Pack. The tournament uses a Swiss-style opening phase that leads into a cut to the top players, with prizing awarded to high finishers. For every participant, either one booster or $5 in store credit is added to the prize pool. Additional promos and door prizes will be announced.

This weekly Dragonball Super Masters TCG event features Swiss-style play with no entry fee. Each participant receives a tournament pack, and one more tournament pack is added for every player. Prizes go to the top finishers, with details on promos and door prizes to be announced.

This local Flesh and Blood trading card game Armory event features the Classic Constructed format with Swiss pairings. Entry is free, and a GEM pack is included with entry. The top finisher receives a GEM pack. Additional promos and door prizes will be announced.

Songo brings a musical twist to bingo, inviting sing-alongs to familiar hits by artists you love as the game unfolds. Alan James is part of the fun, keeping the energy upbeat. It is free to participate and offers chances to win prizes, with plenty of music and plenty of winning.

Wind down with a relaxed creative night at Kava Culture Fort Myers, hosted by Creative Hands Events. Explore painting, crochet, coloring, or any other art you enjoy, whether you want to pick up a new skill or build on a favorite. Bring your own project if you like and make progress alongside other creatives while enjoying snacks, kava, and a welcoming atmosphere. All experience levels are encouraged and any type of art project is welcome. A one drink minimum is required for participants.

Deepen your Reiki journey with a focused Reiki 2 attunement led by Usui Reiki Master Pam Bzoch. This second initiation supports a stronger connection with spiritually guided life force energy. The class includes receiving the Reiki 2 attunement, working with three of the five Reiki symbols, guided meditations, and a simple sacred ceremony. Pam brings seasoned insight, including a Reiki III attunement completed within Stonehenge’s inner circle. Reiki is a gentle hands-on practice that supports balance physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Tuition is $111. Space is limited. To reserve a spot, call (239) 301-0655. Hosted at The Mystical Moon in Bonita Springs, FL.