Featured Events

Speaker Lori Lehr assists communities in achieving discounts under the National Flood Insurance Program.  

A full day of author presentations and signing, kids events and programming, vendors, food and more at this free admission event.  

Special planning challenges arise in areas where human development meets up with undeveloped wildland. Panel members discuss human/wildland interface planning and land conservation strategies to protect working rural lands managed with frequent prescribed fire.  

"First Fridays on the Deck" with the Estero Historical Society Kick off your weekend in a beautiful outdoor setting with delectable scotch, paired with fabulous snacks.  

Enrico Elisi has earned international recognition for his performances across four continents.  

Join Lee Health's Gastroenterologists at Lee Health Coconut Point to learn about the importance of colorectal screenings to prevent and detect colorectal cancer early.  

Dive into the rich histories and intriguing mysteries of this beautiful waterway as you paddle through scenic landscapes with a knowledgeable guide.  

Get expert answers to your questions about knee and hip pain, as well as surgery options fom Dr. Fessler.  

Dr. Murhaf Jouejati specializes in Syrian and Middle East political affairs -- both as an academic and as a practitioner.  

Experience Koreshan State Park after dark! See the historic settlement as you may have never seen it! Bring a chair or blanket and enjoy live music, March 15 from 7pm to 9:30pm, performed by Brad Allison from the porch of the Planetary Court.  

Join Carol Howell, Executive Director of Let's Talk Dementia and Amazon #1 Best Selling Author, as she brings tips for healthy eating, supplements to use, and the WHY of taking care of your body. She presents with humor and active engagement with the audience.  

Four local experts, Stephanie Erickson, Nicole Weigold, Matt Feeney and Mike Parsons, will share their observations and experiences in monitoring conditions in Estero Bay Aquatic Preserve, before and after Hurricane Ian.

Florida Gulf Coast University's Lyn Millner explains how a craving for immortality led to one of Florida's most unique settlements.