Events in Lehigh Acres, FL

A free weekly meetup in Lehigh Acres brings together local entrepreneurs and professionals through Elevate Business Network. Attendees can expect genuine conversation, new referrals, and a supportive community committed to growth in business and leadership. Each gathering features purposeful discussion and open networking, with actionable tips and accountability to help move your business forward. Coffee is available and the atmosphere stays positive and collaborative.

Enjoy a karaoke night at The Brunch Factory with lively vibes, delicious food, and time on the mic. Round up friends to sing favorite songs and share a fun evening together.

Take part in a weekly Pokémon locals event that uses Swiss-style pairings and follows the Standard format, unless a change is announced. Entry is $5. Prizes go to the top performers, with the pool growing by one booster pack or $5 in store credit for every participant. Promotional items and door prizes will be announced.

Babcock Ranch Big Book Study meets at Lagoon Park. It is a study session in a park setting.

Young dancers ages 5 to 12 can take a combo class blending hip hop and jazz at the William "Bill" Austen Youth Center. This upbeat session mixes bold, high energy movement with the polish of jazz technique, teaching cool grooves to current music while developing rhythm and creative expression. Students can build confidence, make new friends, and experience the excitement of these two styles working together. Tuition is $65 per four week session, with online registration available.

Trivia fans and first-timers can settle in on the patio at Cape Cabaret for a free-to-play game night with no cover charge. Expect questions spanning music, TV, history, sports, movies, and pop culture, with chances to win bottles of wine, tribute show tickets, and gift certificates valued at $10, $15, and $25. Dinner specials feature a choice of entrées for $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, with values up to $32.95. Nightly specials cannot be combined with other discounts, and the daily and comfort food menus are also available. Reservations guarantee seating, and walk-ins are accommodated when tables are open. An early bird 20 percent discount applies to soups, salads, appetizers, and entrées. A minimum purchase of $10 in food or beverages applies.

Bring your trivia skills for a fun night of questions and friendly competition with others. There is no entry fee when you buy a drink, and first place is rewarded with free drinks.

Enjoy a family-friendly music and movement session in the courtyard near the playground and GameTime. Children can participate at their own pace through singing, moving, chanting, listening, observing, and exploring a variety of instruments. Small instruments are supplied, and bringing your own is welcome. Please bring a towel or blanket to sit on. Capacity is limited, so pre-registration is required.

Create a personalized portrait of your pet at a hands-on painting workshop at Lake Kennedy Center. Choose to paint your own pet or select from a variety of fun animal designs. A simple, beginner-friendly process takes you step by step from tracing to painting, then flipping and framing, with guidance provided throughout. If you plan to feature your own pet, text a clear photo to 239-788-4641 after registering so a custom outline can be prepared in advance. Project options are priced from $33 to $38 depending on the selected frame or project type, and there is a $25 option for kids. Participants are welcome to bring their own drinks and snacks. Leave with a finished piece ready to display.

Goodwill’s Tice Community Resource Center in Fort Myers offers free Senior Planet classes designed for adults 60 and older. Participants build confidence with essential computer, typing, and internet skills that make it easier to manage healthcare, handle finances, and stay safely connected with family and friends. The classes also explore practical ways to use technology to learn new things, save money, be more active, and meet new people. Coordinators are bilingual and can assist in Spanish.

Playwright Larry Shue delivers a laugh-out-loud farce about a mild-mannered young architect whose carefully ordered life is upended when an excruciatingly awkward former savior from his Vietnam days shows up unannounced. Courtesies collapse into chaos as quick-witted banter and escalating antics build toward a playful final surprise. The performance lasts two hours, including intermission. Ticket options include a discounted $40 seat and regular tiers at $45, $55, and $65.

South Cape Run Club hosts a free, weekly community walk and run at Optimal Wellness Cape Coral in Cape Coral. All paces and preferred distances are welcome, and the environment is family and pet friendly. Expect a friendly mix of runners and walkers, route options ranging from 1 to 3 miles, and casual time together afterward for coffee, smoothies, or local brews. The focus is on building a steady routine with accountability and consistency. This gathering takes place each week, rain or shine, unless otherwise noted.

Players can look forward to a $5 entry that includes a tournament pack, with competition run in a Swiss-style format. Prizes go to the top finishers, and for every participant either a booster pack or $5 in store credit is added. Promotional items and door prizes will be announced.

A creative writing workshop designed to spark ideas and build momentum. It begins with a prompt to get the creativity flowing, followed by about 45 minutes of independent writing. To wrap up, participants can choose to share their work or simply enjoy the focused time to write.

Celebrate a Halloween-themed dance night with complimentary pizza in a variety of flavors and an easygoing costume vibe. Costumes or Halloween-inspired outfits are welcome, and guests may bring desserts or other sweet treats to share. Pizza is provided by Downtown House of Pizza, recognized as the best in Lee County. The evening features line and partner dance instruction, with the partner lesson highlighting The Lovers, followed later by a brief review of what was taught. A DJ keeps the floor lively during an open dance between sessions and through the end, and song requests are encouraged. Admission is $10 for guests and $5 for members. An annual membership is $10 per person, runs from the end of May through the following May, and can be started at any time. Member perks include discounted entry to regular gatherings, invitations to special socials like a dance barbecue, an ice cream social, and a pizza party, opportunities to help plan activities and vote on club business, options to teach or run for a board position, and a supportive dance community. Complimentary bottled water, ice, and cups will be available near the stage, and attendees are welcome to bring their own soft drinks. Presented by Club Country.

Dwight Icenhower pays tribute to Elvis Presley with a performance that captures the energy and style of the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. Recognized with numerous national accolades, he has achieved more than sixty consecutive first place finishes at Elvis Week in Memphis and has taken the stage across the United States as well as in England, Australia, Brazil, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Mexico, and Japan. The show takes place at Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater, a setting that offers dinner and entertainment in two dining rooms and on a patio. Admission includes a $30 cover and a $10 minimum purchase.

Young dancers ages 2 to 4 can explore both ballet and tap in a combined class at the William "Bill" Austen Youth Center in Cape Coral. Children practice foundational steps and techniques in each style while building confidence and having fun. The ballet portion emphasizes posture, balance, flexibility, and expressive movement. The tap portion develops musicality, rhythmic patterns, and precise footwork. Suitable for beginners and those with some experience, this class offers a friendly setting to gain new skills and make friends. Tuition is $65 per four week session, and online registration is available.

The Cape Coral Senior Expo is a free event at the South Cape Recreation Center that brings together local organizations focused on helping seniors and their families. Visitors can explore resources, enjoy refreshments, participate in prize drawings, and access health screenings.

The Lehigh Goodwill Community Resource Center hosts an advanced English class designed for learners who are ready to refine their skills. Participants work on speaking fluency, expand higher-level vocabulary, and navigate complex grammar with guidance. Lessons draw on real-world materials, such as news articles and podcasts, to practice language in everyday situations. Unlike beginner courses that emphasize basic survival English, this class moves beyond the fundamentals to build confident, natural communication.

Goodwill SWFL provides free digital skills training tailored for older adults, focusing on staying connected, building confidence, and thriving in today’s technology-driven world. Sessions cover the basics of computers and the internet, practical skills for everyday use, and individualized support. Participants can strengthen job readiness, explore new career opportunities, reconnect with loved ones online, and manage personal health using technology. For details about this no-cost program, contact Goodwill SWFL at (239) 369-4774.

Walk-in assistance is available at the LaBelle CRC for those who have lost work, need to apply for SNAP, or want information about housing. Goodwill Community Resource Centers offer a single place to get guidance and resources that help remove barriers and support forward progress. For questions or to make sure you bring the right documents, call (863) 674-0559.

Explore the Promenade at Bonita Bay as participating shops and boutiques pour complimentary wine, offer a small bite or sweet treat, and roll out special promotions. Expect raffles, prizes and plenty of fun throughout the stroll. Live entertainment will be featured at The Center Bar.

The third annual Celebrity Battle of the Bartenders features a Grooving for Good theme in support of the United Way Campaign. 1970s-inspired attire is encouraged, and the night includes live music from Learning to Fly South, a Tom Petty cover band. Open to the public, the event directs 100 percent of tips and 20 percent of proceeds to United Way of Lee, Hendry and Glades to help fund local programs and initiatives.

Digimon TCG Weekly Locals features a $5 entry that includes a tournament pack. Matches are played in a Swiss format, with a top cut if attendance supports it. Prizes are awarded to the highest finishers, and for each 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.

All who are young at heart are welcome for a festive party set to beloved Halloween tunes alongside top ten picks from classic, Southern, and Motown rock. Costumes are welcome but not required.

Discover mosaic art in a welcoming, beginner friendly class in Fort Myers. Projects range from $45 to $80 and include a complimentary drink, and they are suitable for ages 8 and up. Choose from more than 100 design surfaces, with options such as anchors, crabs, flamingos, Florida shapes, mahi, margaritas, mermaids, pineapples, sand dollars, seahorses, starfish, and sea turtles. All materials are provided. Select from over 30 tile colors, use a wheeled tile nipper to shape your pieces with guidance, and draw inspiration from sample cards or bring your own ideas. Your purchase also includes grout, sealer, and instructions. Since the adhesive must dry, grouting is done the next day using a take home kit with your choice of white, black, gray, or tan grout, plus a sealer, supported by printed and video instructions. Most projects are intended for indoor display or a covered patio or porch, and direct weather exposure can cause warping or cracking over time. Address signs are the exception. Outside food and beverages are not permitted, and refreshments will be available for purchase during the event. Private events are available this season. For questions, contact Laure McCauley at 904-535-6255 or beachlifemosaics@gmail.com.

Great Big Trivia brings music bingo to Pi Local in Babcock Ranch. Instead of numbers, cards fill up with familiar songs, and titles are called out so everyone can take part. It is free to play and creates a sing along atmosphere throughout the restaurant, with prizes up for grabs. Pair the game with artisan flavors from the kitchen, from specialty pies like the Pura Vida Pi with burrata and prosciutto or the Chicken Bacon Ranch to shareable plates such as Baked Truffle Parmesan Fries and a Mediterranean Platter. Choose a seat on the outdoor patio or inside the cozy dining room, enjoy wood fired pizza and favorite tunes, and share a fun night with family or friends.

Private Stock Band brings a six-piece, dance-friendly tribute show to Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater, led by three standout vocalists and a driving rhythm section. The performance features hits from the 70s and 80s made famous by Stevie Nicks, Heart, Janis Joplin, Elton John, Billy Joel, Journey, Guns N Roses, Queen, Led Zeppelin, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, Van Halen and AC/DC. Expect high-energy music with engaging stage visuals throughout the night. There is a $20 cover and a $10 minimum purchase for food or beverages. Reservations guarantee seating, and walk-ins are accommodated when tables are available.

Created for LGBTQ+ adults and allies, this weekly space offers a gentle setting supported by peers where people can talk, unwind, and de-stress. Gatherings include a changing lineup of workshops, community building activities, and guided group conversations. The atmosphere stays low pressure, welcoming, and affirming, with a focus on strengthening resilience and fostering a sense of community.

Bonita Estero Preschool and Fighting Phoenix Martial Arts Academy present a Halloween celebration with costumes welcome, candy collecting from decorated car trunks, face painting, games, a bounce house, and Pelican’s Snowballs. The activities take place in the school’s parking lot and are designed for families to enjoy together. Participants who plan to decorate a vehicle are encouraged to arrive early to set up.

A golf scramble at The Club at Grandezza centers on fun while raising funds to support parents and caregivers of pediatric cancer patients. Food and drinks are provided, with games and prizes to enjoy. Spectators are encouraged, and children are welcome. Space is limited, and more information will be shared.

Bingo at the Bonita Springs Lions Center features twenty games, including multiple winner take all opportunities. This event is open to everyone.

Grace and the Gillmen perform at the Hancock Animal Hospital & Rehabilitation Center’s annual Monster Bash, a festive event that supports the Golden Retriever Rescue of SWFL and Packin in The Pawz Dog Rescue of Fort Myers. Expect live music alongside food trucks, local vendors, bounce houses, costume contests, and splash time for dogs in the on-site water park. The gathering is family friendly and dog friendly, and costumes are encouraged as everyone comes together to support two local rescues.

Heights Elementary PTA presents a family-friendly Trunk or Treat at the Heights Bus Ramp with festive activities and Halloween cheer. Collect candy from creatively decorated trunks, play carnival games for prizes, and navigate an inflatable maze before taking a ride down the inflatable slide. A best trunk competition invites everyone to vote for a favorite display, and food trucks will offer dinner, snacks, and sweet treats. Costumes are encouraged, with guidelines of no pets and no scary trunks or scary costumes. Heights Elementary families are welcome. The PTA is also seeking Heights families to decorate trunks and volunteers to help with the event.

Cape Cabaret’s lounge features vocalist Robert Gonnelli performing danceable favorites that span 1960s rock and roll through contemporary pop. His set draws from a broad range of hits and classic dance standards, presented in a professional show, and he has appeared in lounges, dinner clubs, and gated communities. There is no cover fee, and a $10 minimum purchase of food or beverages applies. An early bird discount of 20 percent is available on soups, salads, appetizers, and entrees. Reservations are available by phone at 239-549-3000, and walk-ins are accommodated as space allows.

Bonita Improv Group (BIG) presents a live, family-friendly improv comedy show created in the moment by a multi-generational ensemble of professional performers. Scenes and dialogue spring from audience suggestions, so every performance is different, interactive, and full of quick wit. BIG showcases both short and long-form styles, highlighting fast-paced games alongside extended, character-driven pieces. Some shows also welcome guest professionals from around Florida as well as adult and youth performers from Arts Bonita’s improv classes. Ticket options include tables for $25 and auditorium seating for $20. Students can purchase tickets for $10 with valid ID, and a $2 surcharge applies to each ticket.

A bingo night at Lake Kennedy Center features chances to win designer handbags. Admission is $25 per person and includes ten rounds of bingo. A 50/50 will be offered, so attendees should bring cash if they wish to participate. The event is BYOB. Advance registration is recommended, as this popular gathering can sell out quickly. Call 239-203-1111 for details and registration.

Phenomenal Animal brings an energetic blend of soul, classic rock, funk, blues, and on-the-spot improvisation to Cape Cabaret. Known for original material, tight musicianship, and commanding vocals, the band keeps every performance fresh and built for dancing, driven by three different lead singers. The lineup features 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 adding new layers to the sound. There is a $5 cover and a $10 minimum purchase for food or drinks. Reservations guarantee seating, and walk-ins are accommodated when space is available.

At Grace Church, Cape Coral Campus, the EE Exceptional Superhero 5K and Family Fun Walk brings a festive, family-friendly atmosphere with a superhero-inspired run and a relaxed walk. Runners and walkers can dress in non-scary costumes, whether as superheroes, princesses, pirates, or other creative characters. The event features a costume contest, a stroller decorating contest, and a pet costume contest, plus treat stops along the route. Music, games, and activities are planned for all ages. Participation supports Grace Church Exceptional Entrepreneurs and Cape Coral Night to Shine, helping create opportunities, friendships, and memorable experiences for adults with unique abilities in the community.

Welcome the cooler season with a warehouse-wide savings event tailored to fall and winter projects. Find savings throughout the space, including clearance specials, seasonal price drops, and limited-time offers. Look for deep discounts on select items, contractor-friendly pricing on popular choices, and markdowns on overstock. Whether preparing for upcoming jobs, handling property maintenance, or closing out year-end projects, this is a chance to stock up before the busy season. Arriving early can help secure the best selection.

Businesses can promote their products or services at a special expo held within the Cape Coral Farmers' Market. This addition to the market takes place on the last Saturday of each month. Space is limited, so advance reservations are recommended. Pricing is $100 for Chamber members and $150 for non-members. The market has operated for 26 years and now features more than 125 vendors with a wide range of foods and local crafts.

At Bonita Springs Farmers Market, Chef Mazzotta features crab cakes made solely from blue crab, with nothing added as filler. They are offered in regular and gluten-free versions, and complimentary tastings are available.

M&M Farms hosts an annual fall market filled with more than 60 local makers, boutiques, vintage curators, and artisans. Wander the farm to discover seasonal decor, boutique clothing, handmade goods, thoughtful gifts, and one of a kind vintage finds while supporting small businesses. Food trucks will be on site along with the M&M Farms Flower Truck. Families can enjoy the farm playground, a bounce house for kids, friendly farm animals, and plenty of seasonal photo spots, plus farmstand favorites and more. Admission is free and parking is $5 per vehicle.

Celebrate strength and community with a costume themed workout for kids and adults in support of those fighting breast cancer. A minimum donation of $10 is requested, and a $25 contribution includes an exclusive X3 support shirt. All fitness levels are welcome, and the minimum age is 7 years old.

Jewelry by Kaye Krest presents handcrafted beaded and wire wrapped pieces at the Fort Myers Farmers Market in downtown Fort Myers. The collection features gemstones and Sanibel Island seashells, and also includes designs created with resin and polymer clay. The market highlights locally produced food.

Celebrate the season at a family-friendly fall festival with carnival-style games, seasonal activities, and plenty of snacks and treats. Costumes are encouraged, and trick-or-treating takes place indoors with the comfort of air conditioning.

This locals tournament for the Gundam Trading Card Game offers a $5 entry that comes with a pack for the event. Players can expect Swiss-style rounds, with a potential Top Cut based on turnout, and prizes awarded to the top finishers. For each participant, either one booster pack or $5 in store credit is added to the prize pool. Information on promo items and door prizes will be announced.

An author signing with Kate Danaher takes place at Flutterbuy Books & More, spotlighting her historical novel Unstoppable: The Victoria Woodhull Story. The book follows Woodhull from a difficult childhood to the heart of New York’s political and financial world as she challenges convention and fights for equality, becoming the first woman to mount a presidential campaign in the United States. Guests can meet the author, learn about the story behind the book, ask questions, and leave with a signed copy. This event suits readers of historical fiction, women’s history, and narratives of perseverance.

The Celtic Ray Public House in Punta Gorda, Florida hosts a lively visit from the boys, who are set to bring plenty of mayhem.

Enjoy a free Halloween celebration at Ave Maria Town Center. Families can trick-or-treat at participating shops and businesses throughout town, with costumes and treat bags encouraged. Spend some time exploring the Town Center and take in the Halloween fun along the way.

Enjoy a friendly One Piece TCG Weekly Locals tournament featuring Swiss rounds, with a Top Cut when applicable. Entry is $5 and includes a tournament pack. Prizes are awarded to top finishers, with one booster or $5 in store credit added per participant. Promos and door prizes will be announced.

This true crime themed murder mystery dinner from The Dinner Detective blends a laugh-filled, challenging investigation with dinner. The culprit is hidden among the crowd, and attendees might even find themselves marked as a prime suspect. Set in the present day and unfolding in real time, the experience places actors within the audience to keep everyone guessing. Designed for adults and presented across the country since 2004, it offers a social, interactive evening filled with intrigue, humor, and unscripted surprises.

Now in its second year, this community trunk or treat is presented in partnership with the Children’s Garden of Labelle and takes place at the Children's Garden Of LaBelle. It provides a friendly, festive gathering that brings neighbors together.

Settle in for a smooth, dance friendly rock and roll set from Captain Jam, a four piece band performing at Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater. The playlist includes favorites like Peaceful Easy Feeling, Let Your Love Flow, Say You Love Me, Ventura Highway, Chuck E’s In Love, Poison Ivy, A Little Help From My Friends, Harvest Moon, Stuck In The Middle With You, Jolene, On The Boardwalk, I Won’t Back Down, Dreams, Come A Little Bit Closer, Nowhere Man, Ring Of Fire, Last Time, and King of the Road, with more in the mix. Expect songs made famous by Fleetwood Mac, the Eagles, the Rolling Stones, Tom Petty, Bonnie Raitt, Sheryl Crow, Van Morrison, America, Neil Young, the Traveling Wilburys, the Coasters, and Elvis. Admission is free with no cover charge, and there is a $10 minimum purchase for food or beverages. Cape Cabaret features three rooms for dining, dancing and live entertainment. Reservations guarantee seating, and walk ins are welcomed when tables are available.

RIVERSIDE delivers a fast-paced mix of classic and modern rock, funk, and groove favorites spanning the 1960s through the 1990s in the Ballroom at CAPE CABARET. Formed in 2009, the group features experienced professional musicians known across Southwest Florida for an energetic, polished show shaped by performances on big stages, at festivals, corporate gatherings, private events, and local dance venues. The setlist is updated regularly, so each performance brings new songs alongside familiar hits. Admission is free with no cover, and a $10 minimum purchase of food or beverages applies. Reservations guarantee seating, with walk-ins accommodated when tables are available.

The Jokers Band delivers an evening of Blues, Classic Rock, and R&B at Danny’s Saloon in Fort Myers. Please note that the bar is cash only.

Karaoke lights up Bubba’s Roadhouse & Saloon with a mix of classic country, rock favorites, 90s throwbacks, and today’s chart-toppers. Cold drinks and lively tunes set the mood while the mic stays open to everyone, from first-time performers to confident crooners. Attendees can take the stage or cheer on friends, shaping a laid-back night filled with music and laughter.

Car audio enthusiasts come together in Fort Myers, Florida for a casual meet focused on bass, speakers, and loud builds. The atmosphere centers on fun and respect, and anyone who cannot be respectful should not attend because disrespect will not be tolerated. Plans may shift to a larger meet if one is arranged elsewhere. For questions, contact Josh Padilla or Donvey Broussard.

Compete in a local Yu-Gi-Oh! event using the advanced format, with the current forbidden and limited list in effect. Entry is five dollars and includes an OTS tournament pack. The tournament runs Swiss-style rounds followed by a top cut, with prizes awarded to the top finishers. For each participant, one booster or five dollars in store credit is added to the prize pool. Promotional items and door prizes will be announced.

This weekly locals event for Dragonball Super Masters TCG offers free entry that includes a tournament pack. Rounds follow a Swiss format, and top finishers receive prize payout. One tournament pack is added per participant. Promos and door prizes will be announced.

This Armory event for the Flesh and Blood trading card game features Classic Constructed play in Swiss rounds. Entry is free and includes a GEM pack for all participants, with an additional pack awarded to the top finisher. Details about promos and door prizes will be announced.

Songo Music Bingo turns bingo into a music-fueled game at Rooster's Barn & Grill - Ft. Myers in Fort Myers, FL. Mark off songs you recognize while Alan James leads the game, sing along to hits from favorite artists, and enjoy a lively atmosphere. It is free to play, and prizes are available for winners, offering a blend of music and friendly competition.

Enjoy a relaxed, creativity-filled gathering at Kava Culture in Fort Myers, hosted by Creative Hands Events. Try painting, crochet, and coloring, learn new skills or keep practicing what you love, and enjoy snacks with kava in a friendly community setting. All skill levels are welcome and all kinds of art projects are invited, including works already in progress if you simply want a shared space to create alongside others. A one drink minimum applies to participate.

This six-week teen course in North Fort Myers helps students build real-world emergency readiness while exploring future paths in healthcare. Designed for ages 13 and up, it covers medical terminology, basic patient assessments from head to toe, and correct use of personal protective equipment. Participants gain foundational CPR skills, learn first aid topics relevant to Southwest Florida, and practice responses to common medical emergencies. Each student receives a medical response kit to take home. Enrollment is limited to support a highly interactive experience. This program is offered by a Step Up approved provider.

Help tend the Harvest Oasis Community Garden in Estero with a hands-on session focused on planting and weeding so the space can thrive. Activities take place at the outdoor pavilion of Lee Health - Healthy Life Center Coconut Point. Wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes, and bring a refillable water bottle. Tools will be available, and snacks and water are provided. For on-site guidance, enter the parking lot, make an immediate right, and continue to the end until you see the four vertical hydroponic gardens.

Fresh off a sellout show, the Funny Old Broads return for another laugh-filled evening. Caryn Bark, Pam Peterson, and Jan Slavin team up for a spirited mix of stand-up and witty musical parodies that spotlight everyday quirks and the humor of getting older. With crisp timing, sharp wordplay, and a playful dose of irreverence, familiar moments turn into big laughs. Expect a lively performance that has audiences laughing, singing along, and asking for more. Pricing is $54 for Tier 1, $49 for Tier 2, and $44 for Tier 3, plus a $4 service fee per ticket at checkout.

Craft a sea glass tree in a relaxed workshop at Lake Kennedy Center in Cape Coral. The price ranges from $35 to $55 and all materials are included. Trees with a star are approximately 10 inches tall, and mini versions are about 6 inches. Ornament projects will also be available, and fairy lights can be added for an extra fee. Register each participant separately. Bringing your own drinks and snacks is welcome, and the setting works well for coming with friends or meeting new people.

Experience Old Florida at Copperleaf Golf Club in Estero with a multi-course dinner that blends cuisine and local history. Historian Jacob Winge will share stories of travel across Florida between courses, turning the meal into a narrated journey. The evening starts with a cocktail hour, then the club’s chefs present dishes inspired by the original Orange Blossom Express menu. Tickets are $85 per person. Proceeds support the Estero Historical Society, a 501(c)3 dedicated to preserving and sharing the heritage of the greater Estero area, including projects such as the relocation and restoration of the Alvarez/Smith Home.

Farmer Joe’s presents a monthly wine tasting in the Wine Department, offering a curated range of wines from local makers as well as labels from across the country and around the world. Attendees can sample diverse selections and explore flavors from nearby vineyards to international regions at this recurring tasting.

Deb & The Dynamics fire up the dance floor with classic rock and roll, R&B, soul, and funk made for dancing. This eight-piece band features a four-piece brass section, expressive vocals, and a full rhythm lineup. The performance is hosted at Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater, which offers two dining rooms and a patio for dining and live entertainment. There is a $5 cover, plus a $10 minimum purchase for food or beverages. Walk-ins are welcome as space permits, and reservations are available.

Fins Up! Beach Club hosts a white-themed celebration of the season’s return on Fort Myers Beach, featuring island vibes with live entertainment, games, and a warm welcome for locals. The Fort Myers Beach Woman’s Club is partnering to make it a community celebration, and 50/50 tickets will be available. Guests are encouraged to wear white. This event is for adults 21 and over, with valid photo ID checked at the entrance. Registered overnight resort guests are not subject to the age rule.

Nik Parr & The Selfless Lovers bring their high-energy performance to Sugarshack Downtown in Bonita Springs. The Austin-based group fuses piano-forward rock and roll with soul, roots rock, and funk, with saxophone driving the groove. The live show delivers a vibrant sound that keeps the energy up from start to finish. Admission is free.

At CAPE CABARET DINNER THEATER in Cape Coral, this show celebrates the horn powered legacy of Chicago, Earth, Wind & Fire, and Blood, Sweat & Tears. A large ensemble brings to life the jazz rock sound that blends rock, blues, and pop with vibrant horn arrangements and improvisation. The program focuses on well known favorites from each group for a brassy, high energy experience.

Designed for artists who are new to oil paint but already comfortable with composition, color, and mark-making, this three-day workshop focuses on turning what you already know into confident oil painting practice. Led by fine artist Martha Dodd, the sessions translate existing skills into the expressive possibilities of oils. Instruction explores building depth through layered applications, creating smooth transitions, and working thoughtfully with drying times and the materials that support this medium. The setting is relaxed and encouraging, with clear guidance that addresses common concerns so you can handle oils with assurance. By the end, expect a solid foundation in oil painting and a clearer sense of how your personal style can evolve. Enrollment is limited to 10 participants, so early reservation is recommended.

Mix, Mingle & Munch with Mike's is a monthly Customer Appreciation Lunch at Marina Mike's that offers great food, friendly company, and a relaxed setting by the water. Presented as a thank you to patrons, it takes place on the first Friday of each month from May through December. Attendees can grab a quick bite or stay longer to enjoy the laid-back vibe.

Bandstand brings an Oldies but Goodies rock and roll showcase to Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater, blending vintage rock and roll with classic rock favorites. The set features songs such as Ain’t Too Proud to Beg, I Saw Her Standing There, Brown Eyed Girl, Johnny B. Goode, Great Balls of Fire, Margaritaville, Boogie Shoes, Get Down Tonight, Hold On I’m Coming, and In the Midnight Hour, along with many more recognizable hits. This performance has no cover charge. A minimum purchase of $10 in food or beverages applies. Reservations guarantee seating, and walk-ins are accommodated when tables are available.

The Wayward Souls deliver a powerhouse mix of funk, soul, and rock and roll, performed by a seasoned lineup of career musicians who have played together for more than two decades. With national experience and appearances alongside prominent artists, they are celebrated for precise grooves, lively stage presence, and performances that light up the room. Count on tight rhythms, spirited vocals, and an upbeat set that gets the crowd moving from the first note.

GIRL KRUSH brings a five-piece soft rock and pop dance party to Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater. The show spans favorites from the 80s and beyond, along with gems many bands skip, with crowd-pleasers like Disco Inferno, Uptown Funk, Careless Whisper, Open Arms, Footloose, That’s the Way I Like It, Twist and Shout, She Works Hard for the Money, When Will I Be Loved, Say You Love Me, Celebration, Bad Girls, Shake Your Booty, Get Down Tonight, I’m So Excited, Love Shack, and Super Freak. Known for versatility in style and instrumentation, the band aims to keep everyone dancing and singing, with surprises throughout and the chance to win prizes. There is a $5 cover charge and a $10 minimum purchase for food or beverages.

Written by Monique Caldwell and Michelle Tyrene Johnson and featuring Sonya McCarter, this reading shares the life and legacy of Dr. Ella Mae Piper, a groundbreaking Fort Myers entrepreneur, philanthropist, and community leader. The new work traces her success in business during a time when opportunities for women were limited, then highlights her commitment to children and families throughout Southwest Florida. Her generosity, resolve, and service created a legacy that continues to make an impact. Her story is presented in a special single-evening reading at Florida Repertory Theatre.

Frontiers presents a full production celebrating Journey’s music, built on precision playing, powerful vocals, and a deep command of the band’s signature sound. This five piece, New York based lineup recreates the soaring singing, layered arrangements, and hallmark guitar work that defined one of rock’s most enduring catalogs. Performances prioritize accuracy and authenticity, bringing each song with the detail and drive that made the originals stand out. The concert spans Journey’s evolution from the late 70s through the 80s arena peak, drawing from the Gregg Rolie, Neal Schon, Steve Perry, and Jonathan Cain eras. The set features defining hits like “Open Arms,” “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart),” “Faithfully,” “Don’t Stop Believin’,” “Who’s Crying Now,” and “Anyway You Want It,” alongside deeper cuts that showcase the band’s range. Members of Journey have acknowledged the group for the care and respect given to the material. Tickets are $55 for Tier 1, $50 for Tier 2, and $45 for Tier 3, with a $4 service fee added per ticket at checkout.

Back for a second walk in Southwest Florida, the Southwest Florida Breakthrough T1D Walk brings the community together at Miromar Outlets for a day focused on type 1 diabetes. Participants can learn about T1D, connect with others, and show support for everyone affected by the disease. Registration takes place before the walk, and arriving early provides time to explore vendors, enjoy activities, and meet people across the T1D community.

Runners, walkers, and their four-legged companions come together at Edison Mall for The Fast & The Furriest 5k, celebrating fitness, fun, and wagging tails. This dog-friendly race welcomes leashed, well-behaved pets, with water bowls and treats available and photo opportunities to capture you and your pup in action. Proceeds benefit the Gulf Coast Humane Society, supporting efforts to care for and rehome thousands of animals each year, so every step helps make a difference.

An easy, guided nature walk at Lakes Regional Park led by Bird Patrol volunteers, presented in partnership with Lee County Parks and Recreation. Participants follow well-marked paths while experienced guides help spot and identify a wide range of birds in native vegetation at a noted Lee County birding hotspot and important nesting habitat. The tour is free, with paid parking required. Parking is $1 per hour or $5 for the day. Wear comfortable shoes, dress for the outdoors, and bring water, sunscreen, and binoculars. Meet at Shelter A7 near the Train Station inside the park. For more information, call 239-533-7275 or 239-229-0559.

A festive holiday market at Anthem Church brings a full day of shopping, tasty bites, and family fun with more than 35 local vendors gathered in one place. Browse for Christmas gifts while supporting small businesses from the community. Families can look forward to a meet and greet with Santa Claus. Featured vendors include Norwex, Scentsy, Tupperware, and others. Kings Tacos & Burritos Food Truck will be on site with Mexican favorites such as tacos, burritos, quesadillas, nachos, and rice bowls. Anthem Cafe will be open with coffee, smoothies, refreshers, energy drinks, and breakfast sandwiches. Discover unique gifts, handmade creations, holiday decor, boutique finds, and treats, then enjoy a snack or drink as you explore the booths.

Add sparkle to your style at Times Square on Fort Myers Beach with Fairy Hair beaded extensions and Hairy Tails. This cheerful offering leans into retro ’80s glitz, vivid color, and big hair, celebrating all things that glitter. Swing by, say hello, and leave with shimmering strands that bring a touch of fairy magic to your look.

This one-day, hands-on class leads participants through designing and fabricating a personalized silver ring while learning core soldering skills. You will practice ring sizing, build a bezel tailored to your stone, and set a stone you select to complete a polished, wearable piece. Suitable for beginners and those looking to advance their jewelry-making, it welcomes participants from the SWFL area, including Bonita, Fort Myers, Naples, and Estero. The fee is $340, and all supplies are provided.

The annual Town Center farmers market returns for a new season with more than 50 local vendors offering farm-fresh and homemade goods, accompanied by live music for a relaxing day in town. Admission and parking are free. Presented by SW Florida Markets, LLC. For more information, contact the Ave Maria Welcome Center at (239) 352-3903.

This no frills day crop takes place at All Souls Episcopal Church. The cost is $20 and includes a light lunch, with an optional shared pizza for dinner if participants choose to contribute.

Lee County Black History Society presents Legacy in Motion Theater Troupe, a participatory theater program for ages 9 to 17 at the Stars Complex in Fort Myers. Young people explore acting, character work, stagecraft, and performance while connecting with history, turning stories from the past into live pieces. The experience encourages confidence and creativity, and it welcomes all skill levels. Presented in collaboration with Bridging the Gap Center for the Arts.

Salty Sam’s Veterans Jeep Jam fills the Marina Cantina parking lot at Salty Sam’s Marina with a patriotic display honoring Veterans beside the water in Fort Myers Beach. Jeep owners from across Southwest Florida are invited to roll in with rigs decked out in red, white, and blue, pay tribute to family members who served, or spotlight a favorite branch of the U.S. Armed Forces. Visitors can stroll the lineup, see the creative builds, grab food and drinks, and enjoy the waterfront setting. Admission is free for the general public. The event also features 50/50 raffles benefiting Wounded Warrior Project. Jeep participants may register in advance to be included in the lineup and help with parking plans.

This free meditation gathering, offered with Rissho Kosei-kai, welcomes both beginners and experienced meditators. Each session includes a short introduction, two brief meditations with a break in between, and a discussion to close. For more information, call or text Jacob at 239-851-9824.

Settle in at 360 Cafe in LaBelle for a relaxed paint session with Beyond the Canvas with Lissette focused on turning a moka pot into a custom decorative piece. Choose your colors, follow friendly step by step guidance, and head home with a unique accent for your space. All materials are included, such as the decorative moka pot and painting supplies, and beginners are welcome. The cafe offers beverages and sweet treats for purchase to enjoy while you create. The cost is $45 per person. This outing works well for friends, a date, or anyone looking to try something new. Availability is limited and only 10 spots remain. Please note that finished moka pots are display items and are not intended for stovetop or brewing use.

A glowing walking parade transforms the island with light, featuring radiant costumes, bright props, and imaginative displays that celebrate the spirit of Fort Myers Beach. This family friendly community gathering welcomes residents, visitors, businesses, and organizations to walk the route with decorated light displays, while spectators can line the way to enjoy the colorful procession. The parade travels north along Estero Blvd, turns right on Third Street, and concludes at Bayside Park. Participants are encouraged to shine with string lights, glow accents, lanterns, LED outfits, and other illuminated creations. As a walking parade, mobility devices are allowed to support accessibility. Hosted by What’s Up FMB and presented by Alex King Group, King Family Foundation, and The Whale.

Marine Corps League PFC Paul E. Ison Detachment 60 presents the annual Marine Corps Birthday Ball, commemorating 251 years of honor, courage, commitment, and tradition. The gathering welcomes active duty Marines, veterans, families, and supporters for an evening of camaraderie and a tribute to the United States Marine Corps. Guests can expect a happy hour with complimentary beer and wine, a formal cake cutting that recognizes the oldest and youngest Marine in attendance, a seated dinner, awards and recognitions, raffles with prizes, and music with dancing to close the night. Dinner choices include Chicken Cordon Bleu with ham and Swiss, Roasted Pork Tenderloin finished with a BBQ bourbon glaze, a grilled NY strip with demi glace, or Salmon Oscar topped with asparagus, lump crab, and hollandaise. Each entrée is accompanied by a house garden salad, artisan breads with butter, a seasonal vegetable medley, and garlic mashed potatoes. Tickets are limited, with an early bird discount offered. Purchases are treated as a quid pro quo donation to the Detachment, nonrefundable and not tax deductible, provided in exchange for the meal, entertainment, and celebration. A discounted room block is available for those planning to stay overnight.

The Freecoasters bring their reggae-ska sound to Slipaway Food Truck Park & Marina, performing on the waterfront stage with a mix of familiar covers and new sounds. Enjoy the music alongside choices from 10 local food trucks, scenic waterside views, available boat docking, and craft cocktails from The Helm bar. On-site options include 26 slips for boats and 120 parking spaces, plus an overflow lot served by a complimentary shuttle to the park.

Settle in for The Dinner Detective’s true crime murder mystery dinner, where a night of sleuthing unfolds alongside a delicious meal. Work to crack a quirky, challenging case as the story plays out around you. The culprit blends into the crowd, so anyone in the room could be singled out as a prime suspect. This immersive production is set in the present and unfolds in real time, with performers mingling among guests to keep everyone guessing. Created as a social, interactive experience for adult audiences, the show has entertained audiences across the country since 2004. Expect intrigue, laughs, and spontaneous twists that keep the conversation lively from start to finish.

A monthly meeting and auction at IMAG History & Science Center features a talk focused on Rainbowfish and Blue-Eyes from Australia. The presentation, titled Rainbowfish, highlights the range of these fishes across the group. Aquarist Ken shares insights drawn from more than five decades in the hobby. Raised in Brisbane and now based in Ontario, he began by collecting fish, plants, and substrates from local creeks, unknowingly creating biotopes from an early age. He serves as the North American President of the Australian New Guinea Fishes Association and also leads the Chatham-Kent Aquarium Society. His work includes operating Lisa’s Lair Bookstore with his wife, Lisa, maintaining a large personal library on aquarium and terrarium subjects, and producing a Nature’s Talk Show podcast on natural history topics for many years.

Start Me Up! brings a high energy Rolling Stones tribute to CAPE CABARET DINNER THEATER, channeling the look, sound, and signature moves associated with Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and the band. Seasoned performers deliver precise instrumentation, authentic wardrobe, and lively stage presence to recreate a concert atmosphere. The set features faithful renditions of hits such as Satisfaction, Jumpin’ Jack Flash, Paint It Black, Sympathy for the Devil, Start Me Up, and more favorites. A $35 cover charge applies, along with a $10 minimum purchase for food or beverages.

An eight-piece band brings The Rolling Stones catalog to life with a full-scale tribute that mirrors the look, sound, and swagger of Mick, Keith, and the rest of the group. Careful attention to instruments, wardrobe, and stagecraft creates a concert-style experience that feels close to the original. Expect two hours packed with signature hits, from Satisfaction and Jumpin’ Jack Flash to Gimme Shelter, Ruby Tuesday, Sympathy for the Devil, Paint It Black, You Can’t Always Get What You Want, Brown Sugar, Start Me Up, and more. The cover charge is $35. Seating is guaranteed with a reservation, and walk-ins are welcomed when tables are available. An Early Bird special offers 20 percent off soups, salads, appetizers, and entrees. A minimum purchase of $10 in food or beverages applies. Presented at Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater.

Enjoy a performance featuring classic rock spanning the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. The music traces three decades of the genre's defining sound.

Enjoy live music along with food and drinks at Nevermind Awesome Bar & Eatery in Cape Coral.

Experience the Out of the Darkness Community Walk at Wa-Ke Hatchee Park and Recreation Center in Fort Myers. This community gathering brings people together to reflect, honor loved ones, and support one another while acknowledging how suicide and mental health conditions touch many lives. It offers a compassionate space to walk side by side, raise awareness, and foster hope across the community.

A festive boutique features handmade creations from local artists. Discover seasonal gifts and decorations such as jewelry, fine art, photography, blown glass, needlework, textiles, and more. The event takes place at The Rookery and is open to the public.

Candlelight brings a live, multi-sensory tribute to the music of Queen and ABBA to Music & Arts Community Center - Gulf Coast Symphony in Fort Myers. Experience an intimate concert featuring beloved hits, with a tentative program that includes Dancing Queen, SOS, Money, Money, Money, Voulez Vous, Bohemian Rhapsody, I Want to Break Free, Killer Queen, Waterloo, Super Trouper, Mamma Mia, Don't Stop Me Now, We Will Rock You, We Are the Champions, and Gimme Gimme Gimme. This event is recommended for ages 8 and older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. This is a tribute concert and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artists, their estates, or official representatives.

Firefall brings the harmony-forward country rock that first put the band on the map in the 1970s. Formed in Boulder in 1974 and still led by founder Jock Bartley, this platinum-selling group became closely linked with the Colorado sound, blending rock, pop, and country into a radio-friendly style. Early releases, including the self-titled debut and the breakthrough Elan, yielded lasting favorites like You Are the Woman, Just Remember I Love You, Strange Way, Cinderella, Headed for a Fall, and Staying with It. A performance at the Performing Arts Center’s Hinman Auditorium showcases precise playing, smooth vocals, and songs that continue to connect with longtime fans and new listeners. Tiered seating is available at $70, $65, and $60, with a $4 service fee per ticket.

Explore how resin and glass can transform wooden panels into festive home decor. This one-night, hands-on class covers mixing resin, adding pigments, incorporating glass elements, and following key safety practices. Choose a 10x20 wood panel or a 12x12 square base, then select crushed glass and build a holiday design that suits your style. Options include a Christmas tree, a Star of David, or a wreath, with plenty of colors and layouts to consider. All skill levels are welcome, and the focus is on creative play, so expect to get a little messy. Finished pieces remain on site to cure overnight. All supplies are included, along with a light dinner and drinks.

Resident Artist Mark Sanders leads an evening dedicated to honoring veterans from every era during America’s 250th commemorative year. As the son of an Air Force lieutenant colonel, he brings a personal lens to the music and stories, blending heartfelt narration with his powerful vocals to reflect on both the visible and quieter expressions of patriotism and what freedom means to each person. The concert features a trio led by pianist Phil Hinton, with Chuck Bergeron on bass and Howie Gordon on drums, creating an intimate setting for a program that pays tribute to service and sacrifice. Sanders’s stage credits include the Broadway national tour of Fiddler on the Roof with Theodore Bikel and regional productions such as Mamma Mia, The Bridges of Madison County, Ragtime, Next to Normal, The Secret Garden, Music Man with Jeff Goldblum, Jesus Christ Superstar, and Blood Brothers with Andrea McArdle. He is a frequent soloist with area symphonies and also tours with his own show, One Voice: The Music of Barry Manilow. Hinton, a British-born pianist, arranger, orchestrator, and conductor, has worked with the BBC and on more than 200 hit recordings for artists including Shirley Bassey, Anthony Newley, Howard Keel, Vince Hill, Andrew Lloyd Webber, and Paul McCartney. Bergeron is a veteran bassist who studied at Loyola University and the University of Miami, performed with the bands of Woody Herman and Buddy Rich, and earned three ASCAP awards for his writing. Gordon has appeared with luminaries such as Eartha Kitt, Duke Ellington, Cab Calloway, Jerry Lewis, Whitney Houston, Cissy Houston, Anthony Newley, and Lionel Hampton, and has performed with major symphonies and at high-profile televised and ceremonial events. Tickets are $48 for Tier 1, $43 for Tier 2, and $38 for Tier 3, plus a $4 service fee per ticket at checkout.

Take a relaxed, two mile birding walk along the White Trail at CREW Flint Pen Strand, where the path loops around two lakes, passes through marshes, and follows a canal for excellent chances to spot wintering wading birds, shorebirds, songbirds, and raptors across varied habitats. CREW Trail Operations Coordinator Robin Serne will share insights into CREW, the Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Watershed. After entering the preserve, follow the clearly marked white and blue signs to the Pinewoods Parking Area, where portable restrooms are available. This event is free and open to everyone.

Bay Street Yard presents an evening honoring active duty service members and veterans with a wide range of drink specials. Specialty cocktails are priced at $10 and include Four Roses Old Fashion, Four Roses Whiskey Sour, and Four Roses Manhattan. Signature pours are $8 with options such as Wheatley, Bombay, Bacardi, Corazon, and Four Roses. Shots are $5 and feature Fireball, Jager, Pink Starburst, and Green Tea. Domestic and craft beer is $4 with choices like Miller available on draft and in cans, Ultra, Yuengling, Corona, Orange Blossom Pilsner, Dead Parrot, Kona Big Wave, Angry Orchard, You’re My Boy Blue, Jai Alai, Scotty’s Hazy IPA, and High 5 IPA on draft, plus Islamorada, Gateway Blonde, Mosaic Grouper Hazy IPA, and Modelo in cans. Seltzers are $4, including High Noon, NUTRLS in Black Cherry, Pineapple, Orange, and Strawberry flavors, and Sun Cruiser. A valid military ID or veteran identification is required to receive these specials.

Honor the service of our nation’s heroes during an uplifting evening that pairs dinner with a patriotic program at the Hyatt Regency Coconut Point in Bonita Springs, Florida. The lineup features Lee Greenwood, known for God Bless the U.S.A., Lt. Col. Allen West (Ret.), and Ira Dean, a chart topping country artist. If attending in person is not possible, there is an option to underwrite tickets for veterans.

Jacob’s Ladder brings an energetic classic rock and pop show to the ballroom at Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater, featuring strong lead vocals, tight harmonies, and standout guitar riffs. This is a free show with no cover, with a $10 minimum purchase for food or beverages. Reservations guarantee seating, and walk-ins are accommodated when tables are available.

An elegant evening honors ten years of hope and healing for the community’s grieving children. The celebration highlights light, love, and lasting impact, reflecting on an enduring flame that started as a small spark and has grown brighter with each family served.

Presented by the Gulf Coast Jazz Collective, this concert celebrates the New Orleans wellspring of jazz, from the rhythmic second-line spirit of the streets to the intimate glow of Frenchmen Street at midnight. An expanded ensemble featuring two guest horn players and a guitarist joins the trio, creating a fuller, layered sound. The program spans the city’s storied legacy from pioneers like Jelly Roll Morton to the unmistakable voice of Louis Armstrong, blending joy and melancholy, the sacred and the streetwise, funk and sophistication. The experience evokes the bustle of Bourbon Street as a brass band turns the corner and the city’s groove fills the air.

Set in 1926, this staged reading introduces Velvet Curtain, a brand-new musical about a scrappy theater company determined to stay alive as motion pictures captivate audiences. Inside the backstage bustle, rehearsals are far from ordinary as friendships, rivalries, romances, and laugh-out-loud mishaps collide on the way to opening night. When a sudden accident upends the production, the cast must pull together to protect more than the show itself. Blending sharp comedy, heartfelt moments, vivid characters, and an original score, the event offers an up-close look at a musical coming to life. Tickets are offered with table seating at $23 and auditorium seating at $18, with a $2 service fee added per ticket at checkout.

Unfinished Business performs tightly arranged covers from the 70s and 80s, focusing on songs not often played by most bands. The set spans classic rock, yacht rock, R&B, and country, drawing from artists like the Allman Brothers, Steely Dan, the Doobie Brothers, Boz Scaggs, Hall & Oates, and Santana. Highlights include songs such as All Right Now, American Girl, Black Magic Woman, Burning Love, China Grove, Dock of the Bay, Domino, Don’t Do Me Like That, Doctor My Eyes, Josie, Kid Charlemagne, Peg, Reelin’ in the Years, I Can’t Go for That, Maneater, Moondance, Purple Rain, Radar Love, Sledgehammer, Sultans of Swing, Take Me to the River, Tennessee Whiskey, Unchain My Heart, Vehicle, Wild Night, and You May Be Right. The performance takes place at Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater. There is a $5 cover charge and a $10 minimum purchase for food or beverages. An early bird offer provides 20 percent off soups, salads, appetizers, and entrees.

A world premiere adaptation of Richard Brinsley Sheridan’s The Rivals, adapted by Bill Taylor, arrives at The Laboratory Theater of Florida in collaboration with Theatre Conspiracy. This classic romantic farce revels in lavish style and towering wigs while chaos erupts on all sides. Mistaken identities tangle relationships, secret letters pass hands, jealous lovers spar, and blustering duels threaten to settle scores, all driven by quick-witted dialogue and gleeful misadventures. The production is sponsored by Annette Trossbach and Art Zupko. Theatre Conspiracy’s 34th Season is sponsored by Janet and Bruce Bunch, and The Laboratory Theater of Florida’s 18th season is supported by The Bireley Family Foundation. A half-price preview is planned, and there is a special offer for teens to attend at no cost with code STSTT.

A large-scale tribute brings the dark power and precision of Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne to life with painstaking detail. Expect crushing guitar tones, driving rhythms, and powerful vocals as cornerstone tracks like Iron Man, Paranoid, War Pigs, and Children of the Grave are recreated with album-level accuracy. The set spans multiple eras, including Ozzy’s solo hits, and is performed with period-correct tunings, tones, instruments, stage effects, and wardrobe to reflect the sound and spectacle of the original recordings and tours. Reviewers have praised the production’s meticulous approach and full-throttle presentation, and the group’s national touring history underscores its reputation for authenticity. Please note that the performance may be presented at concert volume. Presented at the Performing Arts Center. Tickets are offered in three tiers at $58, $53, and $48, with a $4 service fee added per ticket at checkout.

Students step into farm life through a hands-on agricultural experience that blends exploration with practical learning. Participants discover how food is produced as they move through growing areas, meet farm animals, and interact with farmers and other agricultural professionals. Along the way, they learn about planting, harvesting, animal care, and sustainable practices, then take part in age-appropriate activities across the farm. Open to preschoolers ages 3 to 5 through 5th graders. The cost is $10 per student, payable online.

This yappy hour shines a spotlight on senior pets, honoring cherished companions who have grown wise with age while welcoming dogs of every stage of life. Guests can enjoy a friendly atmosphere that supports a cause, with moments made for mingling and making memories alongside fellow dog lovers. A DJ keeps the mood lively with music-themed bingo, and bingo cards are available with a $5 donation. Creativity also takes center stage at a complimentary bandana-making station, where participants can craft a custom accessory for their pups to show off and bring home. From testing music know-how to making something special, the evening celebrates the loyalty and joy that older dogs share with the people who love them.

Expect a throwback celebration of 60s rock and roll as the Del Rays, a band from New Jersey, bring classic old-time hits to Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater. The performance recalls the era of sock hops, burger joints, and going steady, filling the ballroom with nostalgic tunes and plenty of dance-floor energy. A $10 cover applies.

An open mic focused on poetry and storytelling welcomes both readers and listeners. Share a beloved poem or a short piece you have written, or simply relax and enjoy the power of spoken word and narrative. It is a friendly setting for creative expression and community connection.

Slippery When Wet brings its Bon Jovi tribute to South Street Founders Square with a production crafted to capture the rush of a full-scale arena concert in an intimate setting. Founded in 2003 by Jason Morey, the band is dedicated to recreating the energy and sound of a Bon Jovi show as faithfully as possible. The performance features live arrangements inspired by the group’s major tours of the 2000s and 2010s, highlighting big singalong choruses, guitar-driven anthems and a high-energy stage presence that makes the room feel larger than life. With more than 2,200 performances around the world, Slippery When Wet has been officially authorized by Bon Jovi, has appeared during Super Bowl pregame festivities, performed with Legends in Concert and been chosen for appearances tied to Jon Bon Jovi’s cruises. The experience is aimed at longtime fans and anyone who loves classic rock, offering familiar favorites, lively crowd energy and songs made to be belted out at full volume.

Celebrate men’s health, support the cause, and rock the look at the inaugural Mullets & Mustaches Run at Bell Tower Shops. This community gathering features a chip-timed 5K, a one mile walk or fun run, and a chip-timed Pizza Run created in partnership with Grimaldi’s Pizzeria. After the 5K, the Pizza Run challenges participants to eat a small slice of pizza, run a quarter mile, and repeat four times to complete one mile. The event welcomes men, women, kids, and families, pairing laughs and great food with a strong focus on awareness for those affected by men’s health challenges. Every registration includes a custom trucker hat, a mullet or mustache accessory, a commemorative finisher medal, and a slice at Grimaldi’s. Race-day festivities highlight men’s health, and the celebration continues with a post-race pizza party at Grimaldi’s offering pizza and drink specials throughout the day. If fundraising for men’s health programs reaches $2,500 or more, a live post-race beard and mustache shave will take place, welcoming contestants, volunteers, and bearded legends. The 5K and Pizza Run are chip timed. Awards recognize the top three male and female finishers overall by gun time, plus the top three male and female finishers in each age group, including 0 to 10, 11 to 19, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 to 69, and 70 and above, based on net chip time. All participants receive a finisher medal, the event trucker hat, and a mustache or mullet accessory, with award medals for winners. Packet pickup is available at Fleet Feet Bell Tower.

Your First Mud Run brings a family-friendly obstacle course to Immokalee with 12 to 14 muddy challenges. Participants ages 5 and up are welcome, and dogs can take part as well. The course is designed as an approachable introduction to obstacle racing and a helpful warmup for larger events like Spartan, Tough Mudder, or Savage Race, making it a comfortable fit for first-timers. A portion of the proceeds supports the Ave Maria Parks Department, and anyone can create a team page to raise funds for a chosen charity, school, or team.

Mini sessions are available with psychics, tarot and oracle readings, reiki, aura readings, and intuitive guidance. Each session lasts 20 minutes and costs $35. It is offered every second Saturday.

Fresh air and a scenic backdrop set the tone at Paloma Park, where an instructor leads an outdoor painting session with clear, guided steps. Participants create a piece inspired by the natural setting while enjoying the calm of the park. It offers a gentle break from routine, a chance to explore creativity, and an easygoing art experience outdoors. Bring yourself and a little imagination.

LFLC 5G Plumbing & Water Series Show #2 features exhibitions before the main program and a full slate of classes for riders of all ages. The lineup includes Leadline for ages 6 and under for $10 and Peewee for ages 8 and under for $10. Poles is open to all ages for $30. The Open 4D is $45. Age divisions include Youth 3D for riders 18 and under at $30, Adult 3D for ages 19 to 49 at $30, and Masters 3D for ages 50 and up at $30. Senior Horse, for horses 20 years and older, is $30. The event is approved by IBRA and WPRA. Pre-entries are available ahead of the show, and day-of entries will also be accepted. An Equispace account is required to enter on the day. All fees are due on the day of the show by the posted deadline, and day-of entry payments are cash only.

At The Club at Renaissance, this first-time event centers on the highly anticipated Million Dollar Shot. The evening features a seated dinner prepared by the chef, music, photo opportunities, and both live and silent auctions, along with a premium gift bag. During the program, six participants will be chosen on site to attempt a hole in one for the Million Dollar Shot. Proceeds support NCA in providing consultative and precision oncology services to Southwest Florida residents diagnosed with cancer at no cost to patients, made possible by donor support.

Phenomenal Animal performs live at Slipaway with a high-energy set that lifts the night. The Helm bar serves Marina-ritas that are a guest favorite, draft beer is available, and there is a full bar with a cocktail menu. Enjoy choices from 11 food trucks, including Little Italy in the USA, Smokestream BBQ, Gigi's Gourmet Burgers & Chicken, Greek Spot, Lobster Chef, Street Wok, Yunta Food Truck - Cuban, Taco Worx, Philly Express - Cheesesteaks, Crooked Cow Creamery, and Yunta Espresso. Guests can arrive by land or by water. Boats can dock in one of 27 slips with no reservation needed. Drivers will find 120 free parking spaces on site, along with overflow parking and a complimentary Slipaway Shuttle.

Experience the bright spirit of Florida with simple, carefree fun in a light and welcoming setting. A sunny vibe sets the tone for relaxing moments and easy smiles.

Get ready for a dance party featuring Girl Krush. Hit the floor, show off your best moves, and celebrate with plenty of dancing.

The Dazzling DelRays return to Sneaky Pete's Bonita with a lively mix of oldies, beach tunes, Motown, and more. The venue is under new ownership. Reservations are strongly encouraged; call 239-498-8887 to secure a spot.

Timeline returns to Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater in Cape Coral with a dance friendly classic rock show spanning the 60s through the 90s. Expect crowd pleasing favorites such as Sweet Home Alabama, Proud Mary, Twist and Shout, Play That Funky Music, Folsom Prison Blues, Sweet Home Chicago, Gimme Three Steps and Authority Song, along with more in that style. There is no cover charge, with a $10 minimum purchase of food or beverages. Fans frequently praise the band’s energy, variety, and how easy it is to dance and sing along.

Timeline brings a rock and roll dance party to Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater, spanning crowd favorites from the 60s through the 90s with a strong classic rock vibe. Expect dance floor staples and sing along tunes like Sweet Home Alabama, Ain’t No Sunshine, Wonderful Night, Proud Mary, Twist and Shout, Play That Funky Music, Folsom Prison Blues, Sweet Home Chicago, Gimme Three Steps, Trouble, Authority Song, and more. The show delivers a two hour set packed with familiar hits made for moving and singing along. Recent comments praise the band’s variety, tight sound, and high energy that keeps the dance floor busy. There is no cover charge, and a $10 minimum purchase for food or beverages applies.

Experience a high-energy salute to one of the defining bands of the 1990s as this tribute recreates the grit, emotion, and live intensity of Pearl Jam. Led by frontman Bob Donahue, whose voice closely mirrors Eddie Vedder’s, the performance spans signature songs like Alive, Even Flow, Jeremy, and Better Man, along with deeper cuts for devoted fans. Recognized as the top tribute band in New York’s Capital Region, the group has earned praise from audiences and venues nationwide, been highlighted on Pearl Jam’s official social media, and sold out shows across the country. Presented at the Performing Arts Center, Hinman Auditorium, the show blends powerful vocals, authentic musicianship, and a commanding stage presence to honor Pearl Jam’s legacy with heart and precision. Tickets are offered in tiered pricing at $58, $53, and $48, with a $4 service fee per ticket added at checkout.

Presented in collaboration by ACMA and the Alliance for the Arts, this concert spotlights Nashville-based singer-songwriter Sam Robbins. With an old-soul sensibility and a storyteller’s touch that nods to 1970s icons like James Taylor and Neil Young, he brings a fresh, upbeat energy to timeless folk traditions. His steady touring has earned wide recognition, and he was selected as one of six winners in the 2021 Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk competition, a nationally respected songwriting showcase. ACMA member Bill Saltzman opens the show. A lifelong musician whose early love of cast recordings and classical pieces set the stage, he began on drums and grew into percussion, vocals, piano, and baritone ukulele. He has performed with bands across rock, folk rock, and Americana, and he continues to refine his craft at the Swannanoa Gathering near Asheville alongside Grammy-winning songwriters. Tickets are $20 for ACMA and Alliance members and $25 for the general public.

Sam Morrow showcases modern Americana with a spirited blend of Southern rock, blues, country, and funk, pairing gritty storytelling with a soulful, groove-forward sound. Recognized by Rolling Stone, NPR Music, and American Songwriter, he has marked career highlights that include a Grand Ole Opry debut and a Top 10 spot on the Americana Radio Chart for the album Concrete & Mud. His song Quick Fix has earned more than 1.8 million streams, appeared in Showtime's Billions, and was highlighted by Dwayne The Rock Johnson on Instagram. Expect tight musicianship, deep Southern grooves, and a rootsy show delivered with grit, swagger, and soul. Tiered tickets are available at $48, $43, and $38, with a $4 service fee included at checkout.

Enjoy a creative sea glass tree workshop at Hooked Island Grill in Cape Coral. Build your own tree with all supplies included, selecting from many glass colors and seashell options. Trees with a star are approximately 6.5 or 10 inches tall. Ornament extras will be available, and fairy lights can be added for an additional charge. Cost is $35 to $55. Please register each attendee separately. A food purchase is required, with dining scheduled before the crafting session, or guests may arrive early to dine beforehand. Attend with friends or come solo and meet new people.

Women of Irish Heritage holds a general membership meeting once a month, gathering on the second Wednesday from September through May. This social organization supports the community through donation drives and scholarships. For details or questions, email WOIHSWFL@gmail.com.

These quarterly town hall meetings offer updates, invite thoughtful feedback, and foster common understanding around redevelopment efforts. Attendees can expect clear visuals, concise presentations, interactive segments, and a structured question and answer period that stays focused on real projects, practical constraints, and tangible outcomes. The conversation welcomes residents, business owners, community partners, and anyone interested in the future of local redevelopment areas.

Marking a century of John Coltrane’s legacy, pianist Zach Bartholomew leads a centennial tribute that celebrates the power and beauty of Coltrane’s music. A dynamic quartet featuring saxophonist David Fernandez delves into signature works, moving from lyrical ballads to hard-charging rhythms and high-reaching improvisation that reflects Coltrane’s lasting influence on jazz. The program welcomes newcomers while offering longtime followers a vivid encounter with the music’s intensity and heart. Presented at the Performing Arts Center. Tickets are available in three tiers at $48, $43, and $38, with student pricing of $15 in Tier 3 with a valid student ID. An additional $4 service fee per ticket is applied at checkout.

Kevin teams up with Limited Edition at Parrot Key Caribbean Grill in Fort Myers Beach for an energetic night made for sharing with friends. Expect a lively atmosphere from start to finish.

Corey Kent performs live in concert. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door. Admission is limited to attendees 18 and older.

Enjoy an evening that blends tabletop play with a sit and stitch session. Bring board games that can be finished in three hours or less, your current handcraft project, or both. This recurring meetup happens on the third Friday of each month, welcoming gamers and crafters to share the table and spend time creating and playing together.

Settle in for a night of stand-up at Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater with RC Smith, a leading TV studio warm-up comic who has spent over two decades energizing live audiences before broadcast. His résumé spans hit programs such as The Late Show, Good Morning America, The Colbert Report, The Chew, The Rachael Ray Show, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, Million Second Quiz, and Neil Patrick Harris’ Best Time Ever. A $15 cover applies along with a $10 minimum purchase. Walk-ins are welcome as space allows, and reservations can be made by phone at 239-549-3000. The venue features dinner and entertainment across two dining rooms and a patio.

Steve Solomon delivers a solo comedy drawn from his own Italian and Jewish family life, switching at high speed among relatives, friends, and neighbors with crisp writing, physical humor, and precise timing. Celebrated as one of the longest running solo comedies in Off-Broadway history, it won a loyal audience through quick character changes and tightly crafted storytelling. Scenes travel from childhood memories to holiday tables to everyday moments that swell into chaos, touching on familiar sounds and habits, loud conversations, unsolicited advice, and cultural quirks, along with the universal truth that family can comfort and exasperate in equal measure. Tickets are $68 for Tier 1, $63 for Tier 2, and $58 for Tier 3, plus a $4 per ticket service fee at checkout.

Apex Promoz and the Cape Coral Police Athletic League host a spirited race day at Rotary Park built around the Turkey Tag Challenge. Two runners are chosen as the Turkeys, given a head start, and fitted with flag football belts. Everyone else has one lap to catch them by pulling the single flag. Snag a flag to earn a prize, or watch the Turkeys claim the glory if they make it through. This event is part of the Cape Coral PAL Race Series, with proceeds supporting PAL youth programs that foster mentorship and positive connections between local law enforcement and young people. The schedule features a chip-timed 5K run and walk along with a 1-mile fun run and walk suited for families and beginners. Expect a lively atmosphere with family activities and music. Medals and swag include a custom Turkey Tag 5K finisher medal and a limited edition race T-shirt. Awards recognize the top three male and female overall, plus age group honors for the top three male and female in each bracket: 0 to 9, 10 to 19, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 to 69, and 70 plus. Packet pick-up details include a location to be announced, with race-day pick-up available at Rotary Park. Free parking is available at the venue.

At the Caloosa Sound Convention Center in Fort Myers, the Florida Regional Card Expo presents an expanded two day format with double the showroom area and twice the number of vendors compared with past editions. Promoted as the largest trading card event in Southwest Florida, it features hundreds of tables stocked with Pokémon and other trading card games, vintage and modern releases, graded highlights and rare singles, sealed products, and a wide range of hobby supplies and accessories. Continuous buying, selling, and trading create a lively marketplace, with vendors traveling from across Florida and beyond. The atmosphere is family friendly, and collectors can look for exclusive offerings, rare finds, and strong deals throughout the show. Admission is $10 per day, and children 12 and under are free.

BMW of Fort Myers hosts a relaxed car and coffee meetup that brings together FSC BMW CCA members and BMW enthusiasts. Non-members are welcome. Attendees can enjoy a cup of coffee while checking out standout BMWs and connecting with fellow fans of the brand.

Goldenfest XVI brings dog lovers together for a day devoted to rescue and community at Lee Health Sports Complex, Hammond Stadium in Fort Myers. Highlights include area vendors, tasty bites and treats, raffles with prizes, activities for all ages, and a big spotlight on Golden Retrievers. Packin In The Pawz Rescue will have a booth and will be there with rescue dogs. Visitors can learn about the organization, the dogs in their care, upcoming adoption opportunities, and ways to get involved or support the mission. It is a friendly chance to meet adoptable pups, connect with other dog enthusiasts, shop, eat, and enjoy a fun outing.

Artists from many disciplines transform Coconut Point into a two-day, open-air showcase of creativity. Explore sculptures in full scale, eye-catching paintings, one-of-a-kind jewelry, photography, ceramics, and more, with free admission for all. With so many accomplished creators participating, visitors can find pieces to suit a wide range of tastes. Coconut Point spans about 1.2 million square feet with shops, offices, and residences, and includes 113 stores and 25 dining spots arranged around lakes and boardwalks. Presented by Howard Alan Events, billed as the nation’s largest producer of art festivals, bringing outdoor shows to top destinations for more than three decades.

A candlelit, multi-sensory tribute to the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons fills Music & Arts Community Center - Gulf Coast Symphony in Fort Myers with warm glow and string harmonies. Performed by the Listeso String Quartet, this independent homage is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artists, their estates, or official representatives. The program is planned to include favorites such as Clocks, Radioactive, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, Eyes Closed, Nice to Meet You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, Follow You, Bad Liar, Believer, Sky Full of Stars, and Viva la Vida. The performance lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the show, and late entry is not permitted once it begins. Guests must be at least 8 years old, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis.

Enjoy a salsa lesson and dance social at Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater. The First Lady of Salsa, DJ Nancy Alonzo, provides the music and instruction for a Salsa Dura open dance party, drawing on years of sharing the genre’s rich history in the Cape Coral and Fort Myers community. She is also the award-winning host of The Salsa Dura Radio Show on Salsa Empire Radio. There is a $5 cover and a $10 minimum purchase for food or beverages. Early Bird guests receive 20 percent off soups, salads, appetizers, and entrees.

The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show serves up an interactive evening where guests work together to unravel a comedic, twist-filled case while enjoying dinner. Stay sharp, because the culprit could be mingling right beside you and anyone might become a prime suspect. Unlike traditional murder mysteries, the story unfolds in the present and in real time, with performers woven into the crowd to keep everyone guessing and chatting throughout. The experience is social, immersive, and intended for adults. Presented by a team entertaining audiences nationwide since 2004, it promises intrigue, laughs, and spontaneous moments from the opening clue to the final reveal.

A. Lee (Alan) Edwards takes the stage at St. John’s Church with songs that reflect three decades of songwriting and a fresh creative chapter highlighted by Interpreting Heart Sounds Vol. I. The album was produced by Edwards, mixed by the renowned John Wood whose credits include Nick Drake, Fairport Convention, John Cale, Squeeze, and Richard and Linda Thompson, recorded at Echo Mountain Recording Studios in Asheville with engineering by Kenny Harrington, finished by the Well Made Music team in Bristol, Tennessee, and pressed at Citizen Vinyl in Asheville. Americana Highways has likened his storytelling to John Prine’s, noting the wit and warmth woven through his work. ACMA member Bob Williams opens the evening. He recently released his fifth studio album, The Long Road Home, a title that reflects a lifelong connection to songwriting. His roots trace to the folk-rock and country-rock sounds of the 1960s and 1970s, evolving into an Americana blend of roots, folk, country, and blues. On stage he is known for sharing the stories behind his songs, drawing listeners in with writing that can be playful, candid, and deeply moving. ACMA shows are temporarily meeting at a different location while All Faiths undergoes renovations. Admission is collected at the door, priced at $15 for ACMA members and $20 for general admission. Tickets are available at the door.

Kevin with Limited Edition sets the tone for a lively tiki-themed evening at Nauti Parrot Tiki Hut, bringing upbeat energy for a night of fun in true tiki spirit.

Enjoy a live salute to Toby Keith at Cape Cabaret, presented in the ballroom. The show showcases many of his biggest hits, including Should’ve Been a Cowboy, Beer For My Horses, How Do You Like Me Now, Red Solo Cup, American Soldier, I Love This Bar, As Good As I Once Was, I Wanna Talk About Me, Made In America, and Whiskey Girl. Cape Cabaret features three rooms dedicated to dining, dancing, and entertainment. There is a $25 cover charge and a $10 minimum purchase for food or beverages. Reservations guarantee seating, and walk-ins are accommodated when tables are available.

Mango Rita’s Rhythm House presents an intimate evening of music and onstage stories with Sabbath Knights featuring legendary drummer Vinny Appice, known for his work with Black Sabbath, Dio, and Heaven & Hell, alongside frontman Jim Crean. Expect heavy hits and fan favorites drawn from the Black Sabbath and Dio catalogs, paired with insights from behind the kit. Seating options include tables and bar seats, with a drink and dining menu and table service available. VIP choices feature Xtreme VIP up close seating and a private lounge for six guests, and all VIP tickets include a commemorative lanyard. The setting is designed for an up close experience where the stage feels within easy reach from every seat.

Jerron Paxton and Dennis Lichtman showcase the spirit of early American music with a performance steeped in acoustic blues, ragtime, early jazz, and roots traditions. Their program blends blues, Tin Pan Alley songs, 1920s jazz, fiddle tunes, and original pieces, delivered with standout musicianship, humor, and storytelling. Both artists are vocalists and multi-instrumentalists who move easily among guitar, banjo, piano, fiddle, mandolin, clarinet, harmonica, and more, creating a sound that feels both deeply rooted and newly alive. Paxton is a Smithsonian Folkways recording artist recognized for his command of pre-war blues, jazz, and folk styles. Lichtman is a leading interpreter of traditional jazz and string band music, with credits that include David Byrne, Pokey LaFarge, HBO’s Succession, and The Plot Against America. Recent Artists-in-Residence at Symphony Space in New York City, the duo tours widely and offers an upbeat, engaging celebration of America’s musical heritage and its lasting relevance. Tickets are available in three tiers at $40, $35, and $30, with a $4 service fee per ticket added at checkout.

The Unauthorized Hallmark(ish) Parody Musical is a cheerful send-up of beloved holiday films. It follows Holly, a busy executive from the big city who returns to her offbeat small town to save Christmas, while juggling an old romance, an impending corporate merger, a suspicious cookie contest and even a moose on the loose. Original pop numbers like "Judge That Cookie" and "It Feels Like Christmas (Because It Is Literally Christmas)" fuel the fun, as the story playfully gathers cozy seasonal tropes and spins them into fresh laughs. Conceived by Tim Drucker, with book and lyrics by Drucker and Tony Award winner Bonnie Milligan, music and lyrics by Joel Waggoner, and choreography by Brooke and Tiffany Engen, this musical comedy celebrates everything people love about holiday movies with a witty twist.

A tribute performance brings the music of Fleetwood Mac to life with a faithful recreation of the band’s sound, tracing their full career with a spotlight on Stevie Nicks songs. Expect classics such as Dreams, Don't Stop, Tusk, Say You Love Me, Landslide, Hold Me, Go Your Own Way, Sara, Big Love, Little Lies, Edge of Seventeen, Stop Draggin' My Heart Around, Rhiannon, The Chain, Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Love Fun, Gold Dust Women, Over My Head and more. The show takes place at Cape Cabaret Dinner Theater, which features two dining rooms and a patio for dining and entertainment. Admission is 30 dollars with a 10 dollar minimum purchase. An early bird discount provides 20 percent off the three page Daily Menu, with specials excluded and no combining with other menu offers.

Celebrate the holiday with the 12th annual Thanksgiving Day 5k run and walk at Hertz Arena in Estero. Open to Southwest Florida locals and visitors, this central gathering spot sets the stage for a spirited mix of fitness and festivity. Participants take on an officially chip-timed 5k, then enjoy a lively finish area with music, beverages, and snacks. Each entry includes a breathable performance shirt and a medal at the finish. Friends and family can follow along with complimentary live runner tracking through the Elite Events Tracker app, creating a supportive, family-friendly experience.

Registration is open for the 15th Annual FGCU XC Gobbler 5K at FGCU Alico Arena on the FGCU campus in Estero, Florida. Enjoy a festive start to the season with a campus 5K before holiday celebrations begin. All proceeds benefit the FGCU Cross Country Program.