December 4th at 6 pm. Salty Sam's Marina, 2500 Main St., Fort Myers Beach. The 33rd annual decoration and lighting craft parade. Pass by the end of the first two canals near Nervous Nellie's Bayfront Park and Siesta Isles. Bring seats to those people. All routes will pass many restaurants along the way. For more information, see the cruise ship parade under fortmyersbeach.org.
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"The Hallelujah Girl" takes place in a day spa converted from an abandoned church. Every Friday afternoon, a group of friends gather to enjoy "Spa-di-Da!" Hope, Jessie Jones, and Jamie Wooten's interesting, warm drama is expected to bring a lot of humor and vitality through witty characters. In addition, the walls of the theater gallery will display the works of the featured artist Tina Cedras, an outstanding artist who is passionate about shell art. Preview Tina's work on SeaShellArtbyTinac.com. The Hallelujah Girls will perform at the Marco Player Theater in Marco Town Center Shopping Center, 1089 North Collier Avenue, Marco Island on December 19th. The performance time is from Wednesday to Saturday at 8 pm, and Saturday and Sunday at 3 pm. After purchasing the theater membership, the ticket price is $39.50 or $34 each. Tickets can be sold on TheMarcoPlayers.com or call the ticket office at 239-642-7270.
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The comedian will perform at Off The Hook Comedy Club, 1100 Vanderbilt Beach Road, 2500 from December 4th to 5th. The general admission fee is $25, plus fees. Saturday, December 5th at 6 and 8 pm, and Sunday, December 5th at 6:45 pm. Information: offthehookcomedy.com or 239-389-6901.
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4pm and 7pm on December 4th. North Naples Church, 6000 Goodlight-Frank Road, Naples. A 12-member high-pitched brass band, including singers and members of the Naples Philharmonic Orchestra, brought a variety of music for this season. Reservation required; free or VIP 25 USD. The concert will be played online. Information: nnchurch.org.
The 48th Annual Christmas Walk and Tree Lights Ceremony will be held from Thursday, December 3rd at 5 pm to Friday, December 4th at 10 pm at Sugden Square, 701 South Fifth Avenue, Naples. Sugden Plaza's official Christmas tree lighting and holiday experience on Fifth Avenue South, including the birth of the first Nazareth Church, ice rink, live music, Santa Claus, and boulevard dining. Information: 239-692-8436 or Fifthavenuesouth.com.
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Saturday, December 4, from 5 to 8 pm, in Wonder Gardens, 27189 Old 41 Road, Bonita Springs. Taste local craft beer, enjoy live music and gourmet trucks. You must be at least 21 years old to participate and check your ID at the entrance. All funds raised are used to support the birds of Wonder Gardens. Pre-sale: USD 40 for members and USD 45 for non-members (plus tax) until November 25. Prices rose from November 26 to December. US$4 to US$45 for members and US$50 for non-members. The remaining tickets will be sold on the day of admission to the event. For more information, please visit https://wondergardens.org/2021-brews-for-the-birds-and-bees/
December 4 (Saturday) 10 am to noon, Kinmen Community Center, 4701 Kinmen Park Avenue. Music, games and free photos with Santa Claus and his assistants. $3 per person. Register online to reserve your place at https://bit.ly/3BXLrmr, and you must present the payment receipt before entering the venue. 239-252-4180 or collierparks.com.
On Saturday, December 4th, from 8 am to 10 am will be the quarterly cleanup. Provide garbage bags and plastic gloves. Wear shoes that may get wet! All young participants will receive a certificate of voluntary service. Information: FriendsofTigertail.com.
Saturday, December 4th, from 9 am to 11 am, at Immokalee Community Park, No. 321 North First Street, Naples. Activities include breakfast with Santa Claus, cookie decoration, snacks, arts and crafts, face painting and a photo with Santa Claus. $5, sign up here. 239-252-4449 or active.com/immokalee-fl/classes/imcp-breakfast-with-santa-2021.
Saturday, December 4th at 5 pm. David and King Cecil Opera Center, 2408 Linwood Avenue, Naples. The Naples Dance Academy provides festival performances for dancers from 3 to adult, sung by "American Idol" finalist Lazaro Arbos, musician Lennard Garsperstein and NDC music director Yovannis Roque. Director Abdul Roque, guest artist Lila Grayes and former Miss Florida Monique Evans are also featured dancers. Tickets: 239-231-9800.
The Jewish congregation of March Island will host the annual outdoor community Hanukkah celebration on Sunday, December 5th at 5:30 pm. The community is invited to participate in this event. There will be traditional lighting of candlesticks, songs and Hanukkah treats, as well as comments from our guests in the Marco Island community. Bring a beach chair. No food will be provided, but each participant will receive a take-home holiday treat. Information: Contact the office of the synagogue at 239-642 0800.
Development and preservation of history. Sounds like the headlines from Naples, right? The theme is actually the new Bay Theater production, "August Wilson's "Radio Golf". It will last until December 5th at the Norris Center in downtown Naples. US$57-71, US$23 for students. Information) : Gulfshoreplayhouse.org or 239-261-7529.
The 22nd Annual Christmas Box Angels Memorial Service will be held at the Marco Island Cemetery at 489 West Elkcam Circle on Monday, December 6 at 6 pm; at the Angel of Hope statue. This service is for all people who have lost a child, niece, nephew or grandson. Angels and Services are based on the book "The Christmas Box" by Richard Paul Evans, the best-selling author.
At 7 pm on December 6, Cambier Park, 755 Eighth Avenue, Naples, at 7 pm on December 8, Riverside Park, 10451 Old 41 Road, Bonita Springs. Spend a fluctuating holiday with the Stardust Memories Big Band and add a touch of color to seasonal pop music under the leadership of the band leader Craig Christman. A suggested donation of $5.
The city of Bonita Springs welcomes the public to participate in traditional festival celebrations. The city will host its annual holiday in the park from 4:30 pm to 8:30 pm on December 7. The event is free for the community. The celebration will be held at 10450 Reynolds Street, Bonita Springs, downtown Bonita Springs in Riverside Park. The event will include celebration activities such as snow slides and light snow in the park, live entertainment, dance performances, school band performances, and visits by Santa Claus. Food and beverages can be purchased during the event. Officials from the Mayor, City Council, Bonita Springs Fire and Rescue District and the Lee County Sheriff’s Office will officially light the Christmas tree. The whole park will be shining with festive lights. During the event, Old US 41 Road between Wilson Street and Ragsdale Street will be closed. Information: Call Bonita Springs City Hall at 239-949-6262 or visit the city website for Bonita Springs Park Holiday Information.
5:30-7:30 pm on December 7th. CJ's on the Bay, 740 N. Collier Blvd., No. 105, Marco Island. Festively dressed pets, the owner sometimes also dressed in costumes, participate in a relaxed and happy holiday parade.
December 7th at 6 pm. From Broad Avenue South to Third Street South, head north to Fifth Avenue South, east to Fifth Avenue South, south to Eighth Street South, past City Hall, at Eighth Avenue South and Eighth Avenue South End of the street south. Floats, bands, entertainers, local organizations, and of course Santa Claus. Live on Comcast Channel 98, Facebook Live or City of Naples website. Information: naplesgov.come/parksrec/.
The comedian will perform at Off The Hook Comedy Club at 1100 Vanderbilt Beach Road, 2500 Vanderbilt Beach Road from December 9th to 10th. The general admission fee is $25, plus fees. Thursday, December 9th at 7 pm, and Friday, December 10th at 6:30 and 8:30 pm. Information: offthehookcomedy.com or 239-389-6901.
The Island Theatre Company announced their upcoming Christmas production "the best little Christmas event ever." In cooperation with Christmas Island Style, Island Theatre Company organized this family Christmas show at Marco Presbyterian Church, bringing this very special Christmas drama to the islanders. It features a traditional Christmas story, but provides children with fun and life relevance in a fresh way. Production will take place at Marco Presbyterian Church’s Fellowship Hall, 875 W. Elkcam Circle (opposite the Rose Pier) on December 9th and 10th, and December 11th at 1pm. For more information, please visit https://islandtheatercompany.com/ or call 239-394-0080.
December 10-11 at 7 pm, and December 11-12 at 2 pm. Performing Arts Center, 10150 Bonita Beach Road, Bonita Springs. Young players from the Performing Arts Center showed off Rodgers & Hammerstein’s musicals, which included songs such as "In My Little Corner" and "Do I Love You Because You Are Beautiful". 22 dollars. Information: artcenterbonita.org or 239-495-8989.
Cocoa and Caroling: December 10th at 6-8 pm. Naples Warehouse Museum, 1051 Fifth Ave. S., Naples. A holiday favorite for everyone, headed by Naples Carols. Plus free photos with Santa Claus. Bring your camera. free. Information: 239-252-8419.
Bonita Springs – Estero Christian Women's Connection invites you and your friends to their Christmas luncheon, which will be held at 11481 Estero Grande Oak Avenue at the Grandezza Club on Friday, December 10th at 11:30 am Held. Grandezza needs to wear a face mask unless sitting at your table. Lunch cost: 30 USD. Reservation and cancellation information must be received by Friday, December 3. If you wish to sit with other people, please submit all names and checks as well as any food allergies and contact names and phone numbers. The forms will be distributed in the order in which they are received. Pay by cheque to BSECWC to book in advance. Mail to: BSECWC, 20151 Torch Key Way, Estero, FL 33928. If you have any questions, please call 815-545-5056.
6:30 pm on December 11th. There is an annual holiday parade with floats and entertainment. Participating organizations were invited to bring unpackaged toys to the sled in front of the judges to distribute to local children in need. Information: 239-777-1484 or Christmasislandstyle.com.
5:30 pm on December 11th. Imperial River, Bonita Springs. From Bay Water Boat Rentals to the corner of Galleon Drive, there is a row of brightly lit and beautifully decorated boats and boats. Get information, registration form or call 239-495-0455 on bonitaboatparade.com.
December 11th at 6:15 pm. Bay of Naples. Brightly lit decorated boats of various themes, but they are all celebrating the holiday. Viewpoints of Naples City Pier, Pinchers Tin City, Riverwalk Restaurant, Naples Pier, Kelly Fish House, Naples Bay Boat House and Bayview Park. Proceeds to the Ricky King Foundation. Entry form on miacc.org.
Saturday, December 11 and December 18, 10 am to noon. Waterside Shops, 5415 US 41 N., Naples. free. Guests are encouraged to bring a camera to take pictures. watersideshops.com/santa/
December 11th from 5pm to 11pm. IMSC — Immokalee Sports Complex, 505 Escambia St., Immokalee. Games, snowdrifts, Santa Claus, music, food, entertainment, prizes, and even snow are in the tradition of the evening after the Immokalee Christmas Parade. Information: 239-252-4449.
I wish you a happy shopping holiday! On Saturday, December 11, you will find interesting and unique items for sale in the historic Everglades City, our first county seat, where talented local artists and craftsmen will be near the McLeod Park tennis courts Tables are placed under the gazebo. This is an informal free activity, and well-behaved puppies and children who can play on the swing while you browse are also welcome. And, if you want to treat yourself, you can enjoy our seasonal delicacy stone crab at a local restaurant. Information: SaveBOE.com or call Maria 239-695-2905.
On December 11th, ventured into the countryside of southwestern Florida and headed to the historic Smallwood Store in Chokoloskee, where local farmers and fishermen killed the legendary villain Edgar Watson. Peter Matthiessen once featured in his best-selling book Famous description. The play is written by Larry Bullock. He will direct the production with actors dressed in period costumes. All actors voluntarily contribute their time. The general admission fee is US$20, but you can reserve seats for the show at 11am or 2pm on the SaveBOE.com website for US$50 per person, or call Marya at 239-695-2905.
It will be held at Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park, 11565 Tamiami Trail E., Naples, from 9 am to 11 am on Saturday, December 11th. USD 2 per person. Enjoy cookies and milk with Santa Claus. Registration is required in advance, no admission is required. Register at https://bit.ly/3mY1g8s and visit collierparks.com or 239-252-3527 for more information.
December 12, 3-6 pm, 495 Bayfront Place, Naples. Special performances by The Budweiser Clydesdales, carols, hot chocolate, hot todi.
December 18 (Saturday) 10 am to 4 pm, at the Immokalee Pioneer Museum in Roberts Ranch, 1215 Roberts Ave, W,, Immokalee. Take a photo with Santa Claus and bring home sweets and gifts. The first 50 children can make their own horse ornaments at home to decorate the Christmas tree. It's free and no response is required. For more information, please visit colliermuseums.com.
This interesting holiday tradition starts at dusk (approximately 6pm near the Capri sign at the entrance to Capri, covering almost every street on the island. It lasts about an hour and a half. In keeping with the spirit of the festival, There is no judgment, because the only goal is to have fun and share the joy of the holiday with family, friends and neighbors. Information: Contact Otis & Nancy at 239-776-5757.
Now until December 5. Artis-Naples 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd., Naples. The Tony Award-winning musical tells the true story of 7,000 airline passengers stranded in the small town of Newfoundland the day after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. November 30-December 5. Information: artisnaples.org or 239-597-1900.
Tuesday to Sunday from 4pm to 9pm until December 19th. At 701 Fifth Ave. S., Naples. Decorative trees created by local artists in the lobby of the Sugden Theater and tea from the Spice and Tea Exchange in Naples; scheduled music. Provide holiday wreaths. Benefits for Napoli players. 18 USD, children 12 USD; 100 USD champagne VIP preview at 7pm on November 29th. Information: 239-263-7990 or naplesplayers.org.
The Southwest Florida Pastel Association returned after their face-to-face performance was canceled by the COVID-19 in 2020. By December 30, Monday to Friday from 9 am to 5 pm and Saturday to Sunday from noon to 4 pm at Norris Community Center at 955 Eighth Avenue. S., Naples. Need a mask. All works can be sold, cash and carry. Information: pastelsociety.org.
From noon to 4 pm from Tuesday to Wednesday, and from noon to 7 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday to December 31, excluding holidays. 137 12th Ave. S., Naples. Old-fashioned cottage, the seat of the Naples Historical Society and its garden, elegantly decorated. Online tour time or 239-261-8164. US$13 noon to 4 pm; free in the evening.
The Johnsonville night light in the garden will return in 2021, starting this weekend. From 6 pm to 9 pm, to December 23, enjoy the natural beauty of the garden; December 26 to December 30; and January 1 to 2. For pricing and other information, please call 239-643-7275 or naplesgarden.org.
From now to December 24. Visit Santa and take pictures. Encourage reservations and keep them here. Visit Coastlandcenter.com for more information.
From now until December 31. The main lobby of the Ritz-Carlton, 280 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples. The Ritz-Carlton, Naples pastry team and carpenters collaborated to create this year's candy gingerbread house. Biscuits are served every night.
As of December 19, 7:30 pm from Wednesday to Thursday, 8 pm from Friday to Saturday, and 2 pm on Sunday. Blackburn Concert Hall, Sugden Community Theater, 701 Fifth Avenue, Naples. The Naples player team kicked off the 2021-22 season. This Tony Award-winning musical detailed the circuitous route of a nephew who gained huge wealth from relatives, and one after another "unfortunate" happened to those before him. From November 24 to December 19.47 USD. Naples players.org.
The Marco Island Farmer’s Market has been relocated to Marco Park at 1361 Andalusia Terrace on Marco Island; due to the construction of the Veterans Community Park. The market time is every Wednesday to April 20th from 7:30 am to 1 pm. Information, cityofmarcoisland.com.
Tuesday to Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm and Sunday from noon to 4 pm until May 15th. Baker Museum, 5833 Pelican Bay Avenue, Naples. A unique collection from collectors and philanthropists Patty and Jay Baker, including selected works from Monet to Henry Moore. It only costs 10 US dollars to book through time; 5 US dollars for military or student ID; 17 years old and under, free. Information: artisnaples.org or 239-597-1900.
Until January 7, Monday to Friday, 10 am to 5 pm. Visual Arts Center, 26100 Old 41 Road, Bonita Springs. A family-friendly interactive exhibition by contemporary fine art photographer Adrien Broom. A set of photos, some of which are large, detailing a young girl’s journey as she discovers a series of monochromatic fantasy worlds, which the Huffington Post describes as “deeply rooted in fairy tales and myths.” Information : Artcenterbonita.org or 239-495-8989.
Mahjong returns to the synagogue on Marco Island every week. We offer Mahjong sets from 11 am to 3 pm on Thursday. Bring lunch, communicate, and make new friends. Located at 991 Winterberry Drive. Your place must be reserved, please call Barbara at 609-442-6570.
Open to women from all regions! Enjoy the show, lunch and speakers. Location, time and detailed information can be found on our website: cwcflorida.org. Call Jan 10 days in advance to book: 815-545-5056.
From now until January 9. Naples Botanical Garden, 4820 Bayshore Drive, Naples. Photographs and original sketches of sculptor Patrick Dougherty's unique interactive sculpture, woven from saplings, and enhanced with multimedia displays before the installation to be built on the Caribbean Garden Lawn. Admission to the garden. Cost: US$20, 4-17 years old. Cost: $10. Information: naplesgarden.org or 239-643-7275.
From 1pm to 4pm on Saturday, to January 1st. Estero Historical Society, Estero Park, 9285 Corkscrew Palms Blvd., Estero. The exhibition contains various historical works, from crazy quilts in 1869 to a series of stitch and cross stitch works, and even historic wedding dresses. Reservations for private tours of up to 6 people can also be booked in advance by calling 239-272-1911. Freedom; accept donations.
The "Baseball Hero-Jay H. Baker Collection", which opened this Sunday, showcases a historical treasure of pastimes from across the country. It is open from 10 am to 4 pm from Tuesday to Saturday, and from noon to 4 pm on Sunday, until May 15, at the Baker Museum at 5833 Pelican Bay Avenue, Naples. Objects and original documents from Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Joe DiMaggio, Mickey Mantle, Derek Jeter, etc. It only costs 10 US dollars to book through time; 5 US dollars for military or student ID; 17 years old and under, free. artisnaples.org https://www.artisnaples.org or 239-597-1900.
Every Saturday morning 7:30-11:30. Parking lot behind Tommy Bahamas near South Third Street in the Old Town of Naples; entrance is from 13th Avenue South. Fresh produce, flowers, pasta, seafood, baked goods, prepared foods, jams, condiments, freshly roasted coffee, etc. Music, dog food.
The Marco Island Historical Society (MIHS) announced the opening of a new exhibition "Perfect Picture: Marco Island in a Postcard" at the Marco Island Museum of History (MIHM). The exhibition will be open to the public until January 22. "Perfect Picture: Marco Island in a Postcard" records the history of Marco Island because it is similar to the evolution of postcards since the early 1900s. The Marco Island History Museum is located at 180 S. Heathwood Drive. The museum is open from Tuesday to Saturday, and admission is free from 9 am to 4 pm. The site is accessible to people with disabilities. For general information, please visit themihs.org or call 239-642-1440.
The Sunday Farmers Market in Koreshan State Park runs from 8 am to 1 pm every Sunday. Local produce, honey, fresh guacamole and salsa, sea glass, jewelry, street food, arts and crafts, tie-dye and more. It's free, single occupancy is 4 USD, and up to 8 people in the car is 5 USD). Supplier application@ http://friendsofkoreshan.org/farmers-market-application-2/. Admission fee is required. Single occupancy is US$4, up to 8 people in the car occupies US$5. Please bring the exact change, no change is provided. Credit card payment can only be made online @ https://www.floridastateparks.org/parks-and-trails/koreshan-state-park. No additional fees will be charged for the activity. Volunteers are needed for farmers’ markets and other Clay Mountain State Park activities. If you are interested: friendsofkoreshan@gmail.com.
Due to the unprecedented five-year loan extension of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, the world-famous Marco Island Key Marco Cat will continue to be exhibited at the Marco Island Museum of History (MIHM) until 2026. Until April 30, 2024, there will also be 13 major Marco artifacts from the University of Pennsylvania Museum on display at MIHM. The Marco Island History Museum is located at 180 S. Heathwood Drive. Open from Tuesday to Saturday, and admission is free from 9 am to 4 pm. For information, please call 239.389.6447 or visit MIHS.org.
Writers of all skill levels are welcome. The meeting is held at 6 pm, and the second Tuesday of every month (except September) is held at the Michael Park Community Center, 1361 Andalusian Terrace, Marco Island. Information: 239-784-2637.
The attraction at 300 Via Naples reopened after being closed during the pandemic in the past year. The wooded properties along Henderson Creek have an aquarium, touch boxes with marine life, natural history exhibits, art galleries, gift shops, picnic areas and walking trails. Business hours are Monday to Friday from 9 am to 4 pm. The center will be closed on July 5th as Independence Day. The admission fee for adults is $8 and the admission fee for children ages 6-12 is $5, which will benefit the Friends of Rookery Bay, a non-profit organization that supports the Rookery Bay National Estuary Research Reserve. Guests can transfer the admission fee to the Rookery Bay Friends membership on the day of the visit. Active and retired soldiers and their families are free throughout the year. For more information, please visit rookerybay.org or call 239-530-5972.
Explore the 19th century religious Koreshan Unity Settlement, its buildings and gardens. Take a guided walking tour of Koreshan State Park and learn about these idealistic pioneers. The tour guide fee is $10, non-refundable, and can only be purchased online at http://friendsofkoreshan.org/shop/guided-tours/historic-settlement-tours/.
Did you know that Naples is one of the top ten automobile museums in the world? If you haven't done so, check out the amazing collection of vehicles assembled over the past few decades. 2500 Horseshoe Drive S. Visitors must comply with the COVID-19 protocol. Book tickets for specific dates and times online in advance. There is no walking. Information: revinstitute.org or 239-687-REVS.
Did you know that Collier County is home to Florida's largest state park? Explore this fascinating journey back in time and see the wild animals in the wild. Security protocols are in place. Open from 8 am until sunset; 3 yuan fare. 137 Copeland Coastline Boulevard. Information: floridastateparks.org; 239-695-4953.
Join Rookery Bay Research Reserve for a guided boat tour or kayaking adventure and enter the beautiful waters of Rookery Bay Reserve. During our kayaking tour, guests paddle through beautiful mangrove tunnels, lush mudflats and intricate oyster reefs while looking for amazing wildlife such as starfish, large snails, birds, dolphins and manatees . Our boat tour is a small 6-person boat that provides a comfortable and informative journey. Guests can choose different tours, including shelling deserted islands or sunset tours. For more information, please visit RookeryBay.org or call 239-530-5972.
Every Saturday from 12:30 pm to 3:30 pm, Paradise Found is located at 401 Papaya Street, Goodland. People of all ages and levels are welcome. Chess board and chess pieces are available. Outdoor seating area. Information: yanabcc@gmail.com; 954-918-2302.
It is now open daily from 10 am to 5 pm at 3075 Sanibel Captiva Road, Sanibel. Tickets for adults (18 years and older) are US$23.95, senior citizens are US$21.95, teenagers (12-17 years old) and students with ID tickets are US$14.95, children (5-11 years old) are US$8.95, children under 5 years old and active military personnel are free . Visitors to the museum by bicycle can enjoy a discount of $1 on admission. Information: 239-395-2233, shellmuseum.org.
Business hours are from 10 am to 4 pm, at 2000 Cranford Ave., Fort Myers. Tickets can be purchased online. Currently, tickets need to be purchased in advance to limit the number of guests based on the recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Information: theimag.org.
The hidden gem in Naples is the Gordon River Greenway. Walk, ride a bicycle or kayak in or along the scenic area from 6:30 am to 10 pm every day. There are a 12-foot wide path and a 10-foot wide elevated boardwalk. Provide toilets and other convenient facilities. (1596 Golden Gate Parkway; 239-252-4000 or gordonrivergreenway.org)
On the third Sunday of every month, Cars and Coffee at Mercato, 9132 Strada Place, Naples, attracts a large number of vehicles for informal and friendly gatherings. Have a cup of coffee at Narrative Coffee Roasters and check out from 9 am to 11 am on Sunday, September 19th. Parking is first come first served. No registration required. The audience called for the car to be parked in the parking lot. For updates, please visit here. Information: mercatoshops.com or 866-900-6699.
The new business hours are 8 am to 4 pm, and the address is 1590 Goodlette-Frank Road, Naples. Provide timed online tickets to the public. All guests will be required to book time-limited tickets online and enjoy discounted fares. Tickets can only be purchased online. Information: 239-262-5409, napleszoo.org.
Until September, perform at the Norris Center (755 Eighth Ave. S., Naples) every Saturday from 1 to 3 pm. Free but accept donations. 239-254-9674 or naplesjazzsociety.com.
Open all year round, Saturday, 9am-2pm, Address: 4701 Golden Gate Parkway, Golden Gate; Sunday 9am-2pm at 11725 Collier Blvd., Golden Gate. Visit farmermarket2.com for more information.
It is open from Wednesday to Sunday from 9 am to 5 pm, and is open throughout the year at 26031 Morton Ave., Bonita Springs, with on-site markets and cafes, as well as U-pick products and flowers. Call 239-498-4576 or click on farmermikesupick.com for more information.
Open at 424 New Market Road E., Immokalee from 7 am to 7 pm daily throughout the year. For more information, please call 239-658-3505 or visit fdacs.gov.
The American Cancer Society cordially invites you to participate in the Imagination Ball held at the JW Marriott Hotel Marco Island on Friday, February 11, 2022. The 2022 event, hosted by Bill and Karen Young, and Jim and Christine Walker, will commemorate the 10th anniversary of this grand celebration. Please spend a fascinating anti-cancer night with us as we presented the prestigious and well-deserved Grado Award to Debra Shanahan, Chairman of the 10th Anniversary Celebration. To learn more about Imagination Ball and other ways you can join us in the fight against cancer, please contact your American Cancer Society at Sue.Olszak@cancer.org or 239-610-3032.
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