The Estero Park and Recreation Center with Lee County Parks & Recreation and Lee Health will be hosting their fourth annual Health and Wellness event. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Lee County Parks & Recreation and Lee Health will continue to offer an avenue of health information for the community but in a revolutionized […]
A panel of experts will discuss local and global water issues and their consequences in this virtual event.
Enjoy storytime at home or on the go with Storytime Anytime! This is a condensed version of the in-person storytimes and includes a variety of songs, stories, rhymes and caregiver tips designed to promote and reinforce early literacy and language development.
The monthly meeting of The ECCL is held online and open to the public. Join our mailing list to receive agendas, zoom links and summaries of the meetings. February's featured speaker is Mary Gibbs, Village of Estero. Since June 8, 2015, Mary Gibbs has served as the Community Development Director for the Village of Estero. […]
Dr. Robert Bertini of the University of South Florida will discuss developments in transportation and mobility.
Joe Minicozzi, AICP, will provide a refresher on assessing the economic impacts of development and sprawl, including the associated costs and ability of local governments (and taxpayers) to foot the bill.
Enjoy storytime at home or on the go with Storytime Anytime! This is a condensed version of the in-person storytimes and includes a variety of songs, stories, rhymes and caregiver tips designed to promote and reinforce early literacy and language development.
Get three distinct perspectives through the SWFL Climate Compass series. Starting February 24, join us for a FREE, threepart virtual series with nationally recognized speakers looking at climate and politics, military security and real estate. It’s time for conservatives to step up and offer a free-enterprise solution to solve our nation’s climate challenges. And it’s […]
Join a talk about sharks, and discover why they are incredible, feared and often misunderstood. Explore their role in our ecosystem and how to protect them.
The 22nd annual reading festival is happening - online. You can still get signed books, kids get free books, and you can attend virtual presentations with great authors, enter contests and more!
