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February 20th is the most important date in the history of Fort Myers.
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Gulf Coast Symphony performs “A Composer’s Travelogue” in the Music & Arts Community Center on Saturday, Feb. 21. It's a symphonic journey across continents and cultures.
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Students representing Melody Lane Performing Arts Center received recognition and awards at the 2026 Junior Theatre Festival. The festival is an annual competition dedicated to celebrating student-driven musical theater programs. It took place in January at the Cobb Convention Center in Atlanta.
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In 'Crossed Strands,' artist Ana Albertina Delgado links recurring characters to each other through narratives that revolve around human relationships. The exhibition is on view in the main gallery at the Alliance for the Arts through February 28.
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Soprano Raquel González stars in Sarasota Opera House’s production of “The Merry Widow.” The operetta explores themes of love, loyalty, and the comedic chaos that ensues when societal expectations clash with personal desires.
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The 88th Edison Festival of Light Grand Parade is Saturday, Feb. 21 in Fort Myers.
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Opera Naples is observing America250 with two patriotically themed concerts, 'Scalia/Ginsburg' and 'Stars and Standards, An American Songbook Celebration.'
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On this episode, we hear from Amy Silverberg, a stand-up comedian in addition to being a novelist. Her first novel, First Time, Long Time, is out now.
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This weekend, Cambier Park and Park Street will host the 47th Annual Naples National Art Fair. Showcasing artwork in 17 categories from painting and watercolor to jewelry, ceramics, metal, sculpture and wood, the festival is consistently voted among the Top 200 Art Shows in the nation by Sunshine Artist Magazine.
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The Naples Maronite community gathered earlier this month tocelebrate St. Maron, their patron saint, as well as the customs and traditions of the Lebanese people.
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