Calendar
of Events
List of Annual Events
Annual Events
January
NACC
Wake Up, Naples!
A breakfast seminar featuring guest speakers addressing various issues
important to area businesses. 239.262.6376
February
Native American & Pioneer Heritage days 239.394.3397
National Art Festival at Cambier Park 239.262.6517
Annual Invitational Croquet Tournament 239.566.9800
Annual Ramble at the Naples Depot 239.262.1776
March
St.
Patricks Day Parade 239.774.6086
Annual Seafood Festival 239.591.4212
Monopoly Tournament 239.261.5405
Orchid Show 239.352.8241
April
Annual
Rose Show 239.775.4489
May
Swamp
Buggy Races 239.774.2701
Annual Great Dock Canoe Race 239.261.4191
June
Annual
Hibiscus Show And Plant Sale, Downtown Fort Myers
Annual Caloosa Catch & Release Fishing Tournament 239.479.7916,
Caloosa1@swfl.com
Summer Fun Fling Celebrating The End Of The School Year, Lakes
Regional Park 239.338.3300
July
Independence
Day On Sanibelthe Independence Day Parade, At 9:30 a.m. The Optimist
Road Rally will take place in the afternoon and Fireworks over
the bay after dark; Sanibel Island 239.472.1080
Pine Island Mango Mania Tropical Fruit Fairlocation: Koa Campgrounds
239.283.0888
Mega-Money Tarpon Tournament The Tarpon Club And Millers Marina
Millers Marina 239.964.8080
World's Richest Tarpon Tournament Boca Grande 239.964.0568
August
Fine
Arts Camp For Kids In Cape Coral 239.574.0802
Musical Theatre Camp children ages 7-14, 239.574.0802
Bluegrass 4 A Blue Planet Annual Midsummer's Day Celebration,
Manatee Park 239.432.2004
October
Annual
SW Florida Folk And Blues Festival Location: KOA Kampgrounds in
St. James City on Pine Island Contact: (239) 283-5166 or Musikip@aol.com
November
American
Sandsculpting Festival Fort Myers Beach 239.454.7500
Junior League Of Fort Myers Taste Of The Town Centennial
Park, Fort Myers
Annual
Hibiscus Show And Plant Sale Downtown Fort Myers
Annual Caloosa Catch & Release Fishing Tournament Captiva
Island 239.479.7916, Fax 239.237.2992
Summer Fun Fling 239.338.3300
Viva Naples
Collier County Fairgrounds, Naples, FL 10 miles east of I-75 on Immokalee
Road
Annual Old Florida Festival Collier County Museum grounds, Naples,
FL
Evening on Fifth Main Street, Naples, FL
Farm City BBQ Location: Collier County Fairgrounds, Naples, FL
10 miles east of I-75 on Immokalee Road
Thanksgiving Weekend Art Festival Fifth Avenue Naples, FL
December
Naples
Winter Antique Show at the Ritz
Carlton 239.455.1087
WINTER WONDERLAND Lakes Regional Park 239.338.3300
A
FRONT PORCH HOLIDAY Downtown Fort Myers 239.277.1640
The Gulf Coast Skimmers 239.732.0570
Upcoming Events Calendar
December 27, 2007-Evening on Fifth
December 30-31, 2007-Downtown Naples New Year Art Festival
January 5, 2008-Art in the Park
January 18-20, 2008-4th Annual SWFL Birding & Wildlife
Festival
January 19-21, 2008-23rd Annual Mullet Festival
January 25-27, 2008-Naples Winter Wine Festival
January 26-27, 2008-Swamp Buggy Races
January 27, 2008-International Holocaust Remembrance Ceremony
What To Do When You Get Here
Whether you have a passion for golf, fishing, shelling, shopping,
bird watching, wildlife viewing, boating, the beach or the
arts, youll find plenty of choices in the Naples, Marco
Island and the Everglades area.
Naples Big Cypress Marketplace is the newest & most exciting
venture in Naples, an 87,000-square-foot shopping, entertainment
& event venue that is open year-round Friday-Sunday. The
Market Place features an indoor flea market with retail vendors,
a food court with entertainment stage & 2nd floor mezzanine
seating, an outdoor produce market & Tiki Bar, a winery
& an event center. www.bigcypressmarketplace.com
One of the fastest growing segments of saltwater fishing
is kayak fishing. Capt. Charles Wright in Everglades City
offers custom guided kayak fishing and eco adventures within
the saltwater portion of Everglades National Park. www.evergladesareatours.com
December 2007
Everglades Kayaking
About the Area
Naples, Marco Island and the western portion of the Everglades
make up Southwest Florida's Collier County also known
as The Paradise Coast. Collier is the largest county in the
state of Florida, by land area, yet more than 80% of the vast
expanse of land is preserved as park and nature preserve land
by federal, state, county, city and private agencies. Beautiful
beach communities surrounded by nature it's no wonder
the area is referred to as Floridas Last Paradise.
Night Eye Tours: Join Zoo Director David Tetzlaff for the
sixth year of private guided tours of Naples Zoo after night
falls. You will see the nocturnal activities of rare animals
in the dark including tigers and lions using night vision
scopes. Along the way, participants enjoy personal animal
encounters, behind-the-scenes experiences, and a night cruise
through islands of primates. Click www.napleszoo.org/night
for more info and to purchase tickets online
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