Events in Lehigh Acres today

Local professionals in Lehigh Acres come together for a weekly Elevate Business Network meetup centered on meaningful connections and business growth. Conversations focus on sharing referrals, leadership, and mutual support, creating a welcoming community that lifts one another higher. Entrepreneurs and professionals collaborate with accountability and genuine connection, and each gathering features focused discussion, networking time, and practical insights you can put to work in your business. Coffee is provided to keep the ideas flowing.

This event takes place at Lagoon Park.

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

This recurring creative writing workshop takes place every fourth Wednesday of the month. Each session begins with a prompt to spark ideas and includes about 45 minutes of free writing. Participants can choose to share their work afterward.

Seeking support with a recent job loss, a SNAP application, or housing questions? The Goodwill Community Resource Center in LaBelle offers walk-in assistance, providing guidance and connections to resources that help remove barriers and keep you moving forward. Staff can help identify available programs, explain next steps, and ensure you have the documents you need. For questions or to confirm what to bring, call (863) 674-0559.

Lehigh Goodwill Community Resource Center offers an advanced-level English as a Second Language class for learners aiming to refine fluency, expand vocabulary, and tackle complex grammar. Lessons use authentic materials such as news articles and podcasts to build skills for real-world communication. For more information, contact Sheila Hernandez, Lehigh Acres Community Resource Coordinator with Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida, at sheilahernandez@goodwillswfl.org or 239-369-4774.

Goodwill SWFL offers free digital skills training designed for older adults. Participants learn the fundamentals of using computers and the internet, increase comfort with everyday technology tasks, and receive individualized support. The program also focuses on job readiness and career growth, helping attendees use technology to reconnect with loved ones online, manage health needs, and explore new opportunities in the workforce. It aims to help people stay connected and confident in today’s digital world.

Great Big Trivia brings a music-driven spin on bingo to Pi Local in Babcock Ranch. Instead of numbers, players mark off popular songs, and the host announces each title so everyone can follow along. It is free to participate, and the sing-along atmosphere fills the restaurant with energy. While the cards are in play, the menu offers artisan flavors such as the Pura Vida pie topped with burrata and prosciutto, the Chicken Bacon Ranch, Baked Truffle Parmesan Fries, and a Mediterranean platter. Guests can choose the breezy outdoor patio or the cozy dining room. Suited for music lovers and families, this experience pairs wood-fired pizza, familiar hits, and chances to win prizes.

Island Hopper partners with the Americana Community Music Association to present an in-the-round showcase at The Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center, where five ACMA members share original songs and the stories behind them. The performers are Roy Schneider, Anthony Wayne, Bill Metts, Tim McGeary, and Matt Hannam, representing a Fort Myers based nonprofit that supports original music all year. Advance tickets are 15 dollars, with prices at 20 dollars the week of the concert. Roy Schneider, a founding member of the duo Reckless Saints, has toured across the United States and abroad, earned three NewFolk finalist honors at the Kerrville Folk Festival, appeared on season 5 of The Voice, placed in the Telluride Acoustic Blues competition, and released the album Blue Twangled Folk’n’ Roll with Kim Mayfield. Anthony Wayne is a Southwest Florida singer songwriter originally from Indiana and a longtime Fort Myers Beach resident, blending roots rock and Americana influences while performing along the Gulf Coast and releasing original recordings and videos. Bill Metts, a fingerstyle guitarist shaped by the 1960s country blues revival, has performed at the Mississippi John Hurt Blues Festival, Ground Zero in Clarksdale, the Will McLean Festival, and the Island Hopper Songwriter Festival, and led the ACMA’s weekly Songwriter Circle for four years. Tim McGeary of Naples previously signed with A&M Records, toured with Billy Idol, Duran Duran, and Simple Minds, and has song placements on television including Smallville and One Tree Hill and in films such as The Kiss Me Curse and Girl Got Mo; he now writes for other artists and produces songs with collaborators from around the world. Matt Hannam, based in Fort Myers, has performed solo, with the duo Another Era, and with the five piece band The Collective, has been an ACMA member since its founding year, and is also part of the Hope by Song organization.

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

An elegant River Nights celebration, A Night on the Nile, will unfold at the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center, bringing the community together to support children and families. Guests can enjoy an open bar, hors d'oeuvres, live music, and a fundraising auction in a welcoming setting. All proceeds benefit the Children and Families Scholarship Fund and the programs served by the Fort Myers YMCA. Cocktail attire is requested.

Enjoy throwback tracks from the 80s and 90s at Lani Kai Fort Myers Beach, all set to a relaxed beach vibe. The focus is on nostalgic hits and a lively, welcoming atmosphere that keeps the mood light and fun.

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

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

De LaSalle Academy is back for its second year of hosting a golf tournament, focusing on making a meaningful difference for children through every round on the course. A shotgun start is planned.

Babcock Ranch presents a live music dance rock festival featuring BYNGE on the main stage. Food trucks will be serving before the music begins, making it easy to grab a bite and settle in for the show. Their previous performance sold out, so early arrival is recommended.

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