Family events in Naples, FL

Swing by Tiger Rock of Naples for an open house where you can get a real feel for the martial arts program firsthand. It’s a great chance to meet the instructors, check out the academy, and see what classes and training look like in person. The event lasts one hour, and doors open at 5:00 PM. Free parking is available, and anyone under 18 must attend with a parent or legal guardian.

Cars and Coffee 239 rolls into Mercato with hundreds of vehicles displayed throughout the property. Look for the featured cars of the month in the traffic circle and enjoy live music while you browse. A lawn bar serves adult beverages, coffee, scones and more, and The Pub offers an early brunch. Curated spots on the VIP Lawn are available with a $50 donation by cash or check to the featured nonprofit of the month. Cars of any make are welcome to participate. Parking is first come, first served, and there is no need to register ahead of time. Spectators should use the parking garages.

Gear up for Cars & Coffee 239 at Mercato, where you can browse hundreds of cool cars spread around the property. There will be a featured display at the traffic circle, plus live music from Claire Liparulo. Curated parking on the VIP Lawn requires a $50 donation (cash or check), and parking is first come, first served. All makes are welcome, and there’s no advance registration required. Spectators should park in the parking garages. There’s also an event bar on the lawn with adult beverages, coffee, scones, and more, and you can plan an early brunch at The Pub starting at 9:00 AM.

Celebrate Pokémon Day with activities focused on Pokémon training, trading, and battles. This gathering is free to the public, and kids receive free Pokémon gift packs simply for attending.

The Gulf Coast Runners Youth Team launches its 2026 cross country season with training for students in kindergarten through eighth grade. Sessions are organized by age, with elementary runners in kindergarten through fifth grade split into lower elementary for kindergarten through second grade and upper elementary for third through fifth grade. Elementary participants should be able to use the restroom independently and tie their own shoes. The middle school group for sixth through eighth grade is led by Coach Justin Moomaw, who emphasizes high performance and prepares athletes to pursue district and state qualification. Training goals progress by level, building toward 1K for lower elementary, 2K for upper elementary, and 3K for middle school. The season also features the GCR XC State Qualifier, hosted by Gulf Coast Runners, open to all 2026 team members with registration covered by the youth program.