Remember to pack your umbrella! We are going to get some rain and wind this weekend!
5. Join the festival
The Second Naples Sports Festival will be on its way this weekend at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, 2600 Tiburon Drive, North Naples. The festival seeks to create the best atmosphere for athletes to showcase their hard work, but at the same time entertain and educate the fitness enthusiast. The festival takes off with the International Federation of Body Building Pro Bikini Athlete meeting at 3 p.m. on Friday. On Saturday join the judging contests, starting at 10 a.m. and the Power X & Team Deadlift Competition “Arnold Classic Qualifiers” on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Admission prices run from $15 to $70, depending on the event. For a full list of events visit naplessportsfestival.com.
4. Enjoy a symphony concert
Say goodbye to summer with a classical music concert Friday at the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center 2301 First St, Fort Myers. And say hello to the Southwest Florida Symphony’s 56th season. “All About Piano,” features teenage piano prodigy Noah Waddell. Hear exquisite piano compositions from Mozart, Hadyn, Finzi, Bloch, and Strauss. Concert starts at 8 p.m. General Admission starts at $30. 239-418-1500.
3. Catch ‘em all one last time
The Pokemon Go fever is fading away, but if you never had a chance of partying with Pokemon trainers this might be your last opportunity. The game that became a sensation this summer is finally saying goodbye to its popularity. Throughout the month of August the Collier County Museums hosted Pokemon Go Parties on its different locations. Saturday will be your last chance to attend one of these at the Immokalee Pioneer Museum, 1215 Roberts Ave., Immokalee. The parties are 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and are the perfect place to take the kids so they can have some fun while still learning about their community’s history. The parties include other Pokemon themed activities and a scavenger hunt. Colliermuseums.com
2. Laugh out loud
With a completely improvised performance, the comedians at Square One Improv will listen to your suggestions and make you laugh all night. The show starts at 8 p.m. on Saturday at The Marco Players, Marco Town Center Mall, 1089 N., Collier Blvd., Marco Island. Comedians Scott Beatty, Dan Klein, Shaun Johnson and Gregory Sofranko will perform for the third time as part of the Summer Double Dip program. The performers take suggestions from the public to create their act, making every show a different experience. Tickets sold at the door by cash/check, $20 each, general seating. 239-642-7270. TheMarcoPlayers.com
1. Party by the book
The South County Regional Library in Estero is celebrating their 20th anniversary. Help them celebrate by joining them with many indoors and outdoors activities including music, balloons, book character appearances, yard games, refreshments and raffles. The event starts at 11 a.m. and it’s an all ages event that you can enjoy with your family or even use it to meet new people at the library. leegov.com
The Second Naples Sports Festival will be on its way this weekend at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, 2600 Tiburon Drive, North Naples. The festival seeks to create the best atmosphere for athletes to showcase their hard work, but at the same time entertain and educate the fitness enthusiast. The festival takes off with the International Federation of Body Building Pro Bikini Athlete meeting at 3 p.m. on Friday. On Saturday join the judging contests, starting at 10 a.m. and the Power X & Team Deadlift Competition “Arnold Classic Qualifiers” on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Admission prices run from $15 to $70, depending on the event. For a full list of events visit naplessportsfestival.com.
4. Enjoy a symphony concert
Say goodbye to summer with a classical music concert Friday at the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center 2301 First St, Fort Myers. And say hello to the Southwest Florida Symphony’s 56th season. “All About Piano,” features teenage piano prodigy Noah Waddell. Hear exquisite piano compositions from Mozart, Hadyn, Finzi, Bloch, and Strauss. Concert starts at 8 p.m. General Admission starts at $30. 239-418-1500.
3. Catch ‘em all one last time
The Pokemon Go fever is fading away, but if you never had a chance of partying with Pokemon trainers this might be your last opportunity. The game that became a sensation this summer is finally saying goodbye to its popularity. Throughout the month of August the Collier County Museums hosted Pokemon Go Parties on its different locations. Saturday will be your last chance to attend one of these at the Immokalee Pioneer Museum, 1215 Roberts Ave., Immokalee. The parties are 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and are the perfect place to take the kids so they can have some fun while still learning about their community’s history. The parties include other Pokemon themed activities and a scavenger hunt. Colliermuseums.com
2. Laugh out loud
With a completely improvised performance, the comedians at Square One Improv will listen to your suggestions and make you laugh all night. The show starts at 8 p.m. on Saturday at The Marco Players, Marco Town Center Mall, 1089 N., Collier Blvd., Marco Island. Comedians Scott Beatty, Dan Klein, Shaun Johnson and Gregory Sofranko will perform for the third time as part of the Summer Double Dip program. The performers take suggestions from the public to create their act, making every show a different experience. Tickets sold at the door by cash/check, $20 each, general seating. 239-642-7270. TheMarcoPlayers.com
1. Party by the book
The South County Regional Library in Estero is celebrating their 20th anniversary. Help them celebrate by joining them with many indoors and outdoors activities including music, balloons, book character appearances, yard games, refreshments and raffles. The event starts at 11 a.m. and it’s an all ages event that you can enjoy with your family or even use it to meet new people at the library. leegov.com
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