As the final event in the Friends of Lovers Key's "What You See on the Land, Lands in the Sea" speaker series, this special Earth Day lecture welcomes Pulitzer Prize-winning author Dr. Jack E. Davis to discuss his latest work, "The Bald Eagle: The Improbable Journey of America's Bird."
Join your neighbors in the Library Garden to listen to a musical performance of old time rock-and-roll by local musician Tommy Barr.
Enjoy the Symphony Orchestra at no cost at U. Tobe Recital Hall at FGCU.
Bring your camera and learn the basics of photography, the best places to snap that perfect photo, and discover unusual plants, buildings and critters that make up the many interesting aspects of Koreshan State Park.
Learn how to reduce your sugar intake and adopt healthier eating habits. Call 239-468-0050 to RSVP. Part of the workplace wellness series - virtual.
The Mighty Mussels baseball team are offering Estero residents a special deal on Estero Night at Hammond Stadium. Enjoy the game and post-game fireworks.
Join FGCU's Creating New Theatre class for their devised work Stories of Spoon River based on and including poems from Masters’ Spoon River Anthology. Late April dates also available.
18-year-old American pianist Maxim Lando makes his third bi-annual appearance on the Nisita Series where he has consistently sold out and wowed his audiences with his brilliant performances.
Discussion will touch on behaviors, anatomy and fun facts, as well as differences between the two species. Koreshan State Park
