As part of the America250 celebration, we are proud to exhibit Clyde Butcher’s America the Beautiful. Known for his powerful black-and-white, large-scale photography, Butcher captures the awe-inspiring landscapes of America’s National Parks—some of our nation’s greatest natural treasures. His work invites viewers to experience the majesty, serenity, and enduring significance of these iconic places.

As part of the America250 celebration, we are proud to exhibit Clyde Butcher’s America the Beautiful. Known for his powerful black-and-white, large-scale photography, Butcher captures the awe-inspiring landscapes of America’s National Parks—some of our nation’s greatest natural treasures. His work invites viewers to experience the majesty, serenity, and enduring significance of these iconic places.

As part of the America250 celebration, we are proud to exhibit Clyde Butcher’s America the Beautiful. Known for his powerful black-and-white, large-scale photography, Butcher captures the awe-inspiring landscapes of America’s National Parks—some of our nation’s greatest natural treasures. His work invites viewers to experience the majesty, serenity, and enduring significance of these iconic places.

As part of the America250 celebration, we are proud to exhibit Clyde Butcher’s America the Beautiful. Known for his powerful black-and-white, large-scale photography, Butcher captures the awe-inspiring landscapes of America’s National Parks—some of our nation’s greatest natural treasures. His work invites viewers to experience the majesty, serenity, and enduring significance of these iconic places.

As part of the America250 celebration, we are proud to exhibit Clyde Butcher’s America the Beautiful. Known for his powerful black-and-white, large-scale photography, Butcher captures the awe-inspiring landscapes of America’s National Parks—some of our nation’s greatest natural treasures. His work invites viewers to experience the majesty, serenity, and enduring significance of these iconic places.

In May, Naples Cinematheque revisits 1981, a remarkable year in cinema defined by bold storytelling, stylistic range, and unforgettable films that continue to resonate. This curated series is both a celebration of that extraordinary moment in film history and a personal reflection on the shared experience of discovering movies on the big screen.

American Pop | May 4 – 1:00 & 6:30 PM

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The Postman Always Rings Twice | May 6 – 1:00 & 6:30 PM

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Fort Apache, The Bronx | May 11 – 1:00 & 6:30 PM

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Excalibur | May 13 – 1:00 & 6:30 PM

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Raiders of the Lost Ark | May 18 – 1:00 & 6:30 PM

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Gallipoli | May 20 – 1:00 & 6:30 PM

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Raggedy Man | May 25 – 1:00 & 6:30 PM

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Ragtime (2018) | May 27 – 1:00 & 6:30 PM

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• At Paragon Theaters, 833 Vanderbilt Beach Rd, Naples, FL 34108

• Tickets are $16 online, $14 for Senior Citizens online.

• Parking is available, and you will find plenty of food options around the theater if you want to grab a quick bite before the show. You can also enjoy a scoop of delicious ice cream right outside our doors.

• Want to host your own screening for a special event? Naples Cinematheque can work with you to bring your favorite cinematic experiences to your community.

  Contact us at media@naplescinema.com to learn more about our film programming today!

What started as a celebration of the “end of season” transformed into an almost fifty-year-old tradition to pay homage to the locals of Naples, Florida. Explore the many themes and awards that captivated participants and onlookers of the Great Dock Canoe Races. Also learn how and where the races operate today!

The art gallery hosts several exhibitions each year. A partnership with the United Arts Collier brings annual exhibitions of painting, photography and mixed media by artists from Collier and Lee County. The exhibits are juried by local art experts and follow Rookery Bay’s environmental mission with a central theme of plants, waters and wildlife of Southwest Florida. Most works are available for purchase.

“Root” for the Dragon Squad and join us for a fun-filled celebration of food, gardening, and community! Students will present their community food maps and lead a cooking demonstration, while handing out free plants and recipe cards.

Enjoy outdoor plant-themed games, a local food vendor, a performance by Balet Folklorico dancers and connecting with community members and organizations. This event is open to everyone who likes food and wants to learn more about plants and our community.

From the annual Farm City BBQ, going on its 69th year, to Lipman Family Farms that has been family owned and operated for over 75 years, farming has long been a way of life either through necessity, through family heritage or the simple desire to grow and sustain food wholly and naturally while connecting with nature.

We will have some down-on-the-farm fun including a game of “corralling the pigs,” planting mini-gardens, learning how to build a compost bin, and other fun crafts and activities!

Feeling stuck with journaling? Has it become more of a “should” rather than something that feels helpful and fun? Join Holly Zazo, UAC member and teaching artist, to learn creative journaling techniques that you can easily use at home. 

In this group we’ll transform your journal pages into layered works of art, where your writing can be partially—or completely—covered. Your thoughts are still expressed, honored, and released… but safely held.

No pressure to reread.
No pressure to share.
Just the process.

You’ll learn how to:

• Let go of the pressure to “do it right”
• Use art journaling as a form of emotional expression
• Explore different styles of journaling (guided prompts, intuitive, visual)

Materials provided. No prior art skill required.

If journaling has ever felt frustrating, forced, or just not for you—this might change everything.

Join me, and let’s make journaling something you actually look forward to.

For more information and to register: hollyzazotherapy.com

This group is held weekly on Tuesdays from 11-12.

Pre-registration required $45

In the “Create for Calm” Expressive Art Group, explore fun, easy expressive art techniques in a supportive group setting.

Join Holly Zazo, UAC member and teaching artist, to practice mindfulness, express yourself, set intentions, and cultivate a greater sense of calm. Expressive art groups are process oriented. This means that rather than being focused on creating a perfect finished product, like in a class, the intention is to practice being mindful, present in the here and now, and simply exploring what emerges- both internally and on the page.

Discover fun and easy creative art techniques that help you:

• Practice mindfulness
• Express yourself freely
• Cultivate a sense of calm
• Learn how to get curious about “inner critics” or other “monkey mind” thoughts, that may be blocking your creativity or ability to be present in your life.

Materials provided, no art skill required.

This group is held bi-weekly, on Wednesdays from 10-11.

April 8, 22, May 6, 20.

Pre-registration required, $45

For more information and to register: http://hollyzazotherapy.com

Get creative with watercolor while celebrating the “Spirit Animals of Rookery Bay”! These fun, no-stress classes are perfect for both beginners and experienced artists. With all supplies provided and friendly guidance from local artist Jan, you’ll explore color, technique and wildlife inspiration, without the pressure. Each session ends with a beautiful, matted painting to take home. All supplies included. 

“The Centered Circle” Expressive Art Group offers a calming and creative space to explore the healing potential of mandalas. Mandalas are circular designs that symbolize wholeness, balance, and connection, often used across cultures as tools for reflection and meditation.

Have you ever you struggled with traditional meditation or mindfulness practices? This is for you! Yes, making art, with your eyes open, IS a form of meditation!

Join Holly Zazo, UAC member and teaching artist, to engage in hands-on mandala creation as a mindfulness practice. Through guided art exercises, we will slow down, focus attention, and use this creative process to cultivate a sense of calm and presence.

In this group, you will:

• Be gently guided in using mandalas as a creative and enjoyable way to build a mindfulness practice.
• Explore the meaning behind the personal symbols, colors, and patterns that naturally emerge in your work.
• Develop a deeper understanding of your inner thoughts and emotions through creative expression.

Materials provided, no art skill required.

This group is held weekly,  on Thursdays from 12-1:00

Pre-registration required, $45

For more information and to register: http://hollyzazotherapy.com

THIRD THURSDAY LECTURE SERIES:
Visit the Museum of the Everglades every third Thursday for a local history lecture. Museum of the Everglades | 2:00 – 3:00 PM

Inspired by some of the less-represented voices connected with Museum of the Everglades’ current temporary exhibit: Growing Obsession – the Enchanting Story of Orchids in the Everglades, this just-after-Mother’s Day talk will celebrate some of the truly determined and tenacious women who worked to protect and preserve the only Everglades in the world.

Museum Manager Thomas Lockyear will share the stories of some of our region’s most outspoken environmental advocates – some well-known like Marjorie Stoneman Douglas and others all-but-invisible in our written histories – to whom we owe a great debt of gratitude.

Another Friday night in?
Get a change of scenery with Retro Game Night at the Naples Depot Museum!

It’s a new take on the classic family game night tradition! Bring your own blanket and revisit your childhood game closet with the following retro games: Twister, Monopoly, Trouble, Sorry! Uno, Simon, Yahtzee, Chutes & Ladders, Battleship, Operation, Clue, Candy Land, Guess Who? and The Game of Life.

Have a favorite game that is not listed? You’re always welcome to bring it to add to the fun!
Play games and enjoy the ice cream sundae bar, provided by Dairy Queen of Downtown Naples, all free! All ages are welcome.
Bring friends and family and join us on the last Friday of each month from 5:00pm to 8:00pm at Naples Depot Museum.

Feeling stuck with journaling? Has it become more of a “should” rather than something that feels helpful and fun? Join Holly Zazo, UAC member and teaching artist, to learn creative journaling techniques that you can easily use at home. 

In this group we’ll transform your journal pages into layered works of art, where your writing can be partially—or completely—covered. Your thoughts are still expressed, honored, and released… but safely held.

No pressure to reread.
No pressure to share.
Just the process.

You’ll learn how to:

• Let go of the pressure to “do it right”
• Use art journaling as a form of emotional expression
• Explore different styles of journaling (guided prompts, intuitive, visual)

Materials provided. No prior art skill required.

If journaling has ever felt frustrating, forced, or just not for you—this might change everything.

Join me, and let’s make journaling something you actually look forward to.

For more information and to register: hollyzazotherapy.com

This group is held weekly on Tuesdays from 11-12.

Pre-registration required $45

“The Centered Circle” Expressive Art Group offers a calming and creative space to explore the healing potential of mandalas. Mandalas are circular designs that symbolize wholeness, balance, and connection, often used across cultures as tools for reflection and meditation.

Have you ever you struggled with traditional meditation or mindfulness practices? This is for you! Yes, making art, with your eyes open, IS a form of meditation!

Join Holly Zazo, UAC member and teaching artist, to engage in hands-on mandala creation as a mindfulness practice. Through guided art exercises, we will slow down, focus attention, and use this creative process to cultivate a sense of calm and presence.

In this group, you will:

• Be gently guided in using mandalas as a creative and enjoyable way to build a mindfulness practice.
• Explore the meaning behind the personal symbols, colors, and patterns that naturally emerge in your work.
• Develop a deeper understanding of your inner thoughts and emotions through creative expression.

Materials provided, no art skill required.

This group is held weekly,  on Thursdays from 12-1:00

Pre-registration required, $45

For more information and to register: http://hollyzazotherapy.com

Explore your wild side through nature-themed crafts!

Join us on the last Saturday of every month for a fun, self-guided, family-friendly crafting activity inspired by nature. Each month features a new theme and all supplies are included with admission—just bring your creativity! All supplies included

As part of the America250 celebration, we are proud to exhibit Clyde Butcher’s America the Beautiful. Known for his powerful black-and-white, large-scale photography, Butcher captures the awe-inspiring landscapes of America’s National Parks—some of our nation’s greatest natural treasures. His work invites viewers to experience the majesty, serenity, and enduring significance of these iconic places.

As part of the America250 celebration, we are proud to exhibit Clyde Butcher’s America the Beautiful. Known for his powerful black-and-white, large-scale photography, Butcher captures the awe-inspiring landscapes of America’s National Parks—some of our nation’s greatest natural treasures. His work invites viewers to experience the majesty, serenity, and enduring significance of these iconic places.

As part of the America250 celebration, we are proud to exhibit Clyde Butcher’s America the Beautiful. Known for his powerful black-and-white, large-scale photography, Butcher captures the awe-inspiring landscapes of America’s National Parks—some of our nation’s greatest natural treasures. His work invites viewers to experience the majesty, serenity, and enduring significance of these iconic places.

As part of the America250 celebration, we are proud to exhibit Clyde Butcher’s America the Beautiful. Known for his powerful black-and-white, large-scale photography, Butcher captures the awe-inspiring landscapes of America’s National Parks—some of our nation’s greatest natural treasures. His work invites viewers to experience the majesty, serenity, and enduring significance of these iconic places.

As part of the America250 celebration, we are proud to exhibit Clyde Butcher’s America the Beautiful. Known for his powerful black-and-white, large-scale photography, Butcher captures the awe-inspiring landscapes of America’s National Parks—some of our nation’s greatest natural treasures. His work invites viewers to experience the majesty, serenity, and enduring significance of these iconic places.

What started as a celebration of the “end of season” transformed into an almost fifty-year-old tradition to pay homage to the locals of Naples, Florida. Explore the many themes and awards that captivated participants and onlookers of the Great Dock Canoe Races. Also learn how and where the races operate today!

The art gallery hosts several exhibitions each year. A partnership with the United Arts Collier brings annual exhibitions of painting, photography and mixed media by artists from Collier and Lee County. The exhibits are juried by local art experts and follow Rookery Bay’s environmental mission with a central theme of plants, waters and wildlife of Southwest Florida. Most works are available for purchase.

Feeling stuck with journaling? Has it become more of a “should” rather than something that feels helpful and fun? Join Holly Zazo, UAC member and teaching artist, to learn creative journaling techniques that you can easily use at home. 

In this group we’ll transform your journal pages into layered works of art, where your writing can be partially—or completely—covered. Your thoughts are still expressed, honored, and released… but safely held.

No pressure to reread.
No pressure to share.
Just the process.

You’ll learn how to:

• Let go of the pressure to “do it right”
• Use art journaling as a form of emotional expression
• Explore different styles of journaling (guided prompts, intuitive, visual)

Materials provided. No prior art skill required.

If journaling has ever felt frustrating, forced, or just not for you—this might change everything.

Join me, and let’s make journaling something you actually look forward to.

For more information and to register: hollyzazotherapy.com

This group is held weekly on Tuesdays from 11-12.

Pre-registration required $45

“The Centered Circle” Expressive Art Group offers a calming and creative space to explore the healing potential of mandalas. Mandalas are circular designs that symbolize wholeness, balance, and connection, often used across cultures as tools for reflection and meditation.

Have you ever you struggled with traditional meditation or mindfulness practices? This is for you! Yes, making art, with your eyes open, IS a form of meditation!

Join Holly Zazo, UAC member and teaching artist, to engage in hands-on mandala creation as a mindfulness practice. Through guided art exercises, we will slow down, focus attention, and use this creative process to cultivate a sense of calm and presence.

In this group, you will:

• Be gently guided in using mandalas as a creative and enjoyable way to build a mindfulness practice.
• Explore the meaning behind the personal symbols, colors, and patterns that naturally emerge in your work.
• Develop a deeper understanding of your inner thoughts and emotions through creative expression.

Materials provided, no art skill required.

This group is held weekly,  on Thursdays from 12-1:00

Pre-registration required, $45

For more information and to register: http://hollyzazotherapy.com

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Reserve for a perfect marine science camp for 7^th to 10^th grade students who want to get hands-on with marine life and learn from real scientists. This flexible camp is filled with nature and science activities including time in Rookery Bay’s labs. Discover the birds, sharks, sea turtles and other amazing wildlife that call Rookery Bay’s amazing coastal habitat home. Camp scholarships are available.

June 5 & 26 – “Sleuthing the Lagoon” – Ever wonder what it’s like to be an animal living in an estuary? Experience their unique habitat by surveying fish with an ancient method of collection, scooping crabs and worms out of sand and observing birds wading through water.
Location: Tigertail Beach
430 Hernando Dr., Marco Island, FL 34145

June 12 – “Invertebrate Investigation”– Join staff in the lab for an exciting exploration of invertebrates and learn about their amazing adaptations. Students will use microscopes to take an in-depth look at some of the smallest estuary inhabitants: plankton!

Location: Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center

300 Tower Rd., Naples, 34113

June 19 – “Biology on Bike – Explore the Uplands on Bicycle” Learn to identify plants and animals and how scientific data is collected at the Reserve.

Location: Shell Island Road Field Station

10 Shell Island Road, Naples FL, 34113

April 10 & June 5 – Shell Island Road Restoration Project Volunteer Training

10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

May 8 – Marco Shores Restoration Project Volunteer Training
10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Registration is required www.rookerybay.org/events

Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center

300 Tower Rd., Naples, 34113

For more information, contact Rachel.Schneberger@floridadep.gov

239-530-5956

Want to help local wildlife and make a difference? Rookery Bay Research Reserve is currently looking for volunteers to participate in two hydrological pre-restoration projects. No experience is necessary. Volunteers are trained to conduct bird surveys, collect data on species of fish and test water quality. Community scientist volunteers are also trained to review wildlife camera footage to document animals using this area before wildlife crossings and hydrologic restoration begins.

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FREE with Admission to Environmental Learning Center

Explore your wild side through nature-themed crafts!

Join us on Saturdays this summer for fun, self-guided, family-friendly crafting activities inspired by nature. Each month features a new theme and all supplies are included with admission … just bring your creativity!

Feeling stuck with journaling? Has it become more of a “should” rather than something that feels helpful and fun? Join Holly Zazo, UAC member and teaching artist, to learn creative journaling techniques that you can easily use at home. 

In this group we’ll transform your journal pages into layered works of art, where your writing can be partially—or completely—covered. Your thoughts are still expressed, honored, and released… but safely held.

No pressure to reread.
No pressure to share.
Just the process.

You’ll learn how to:

• Let go of the pressure to “do it right”
• Use art journaling as a form of emotional expression
• Explore different styles of journaling (guided prompts, intuitive, visual)

Materials provided. No prior art skill required.

If journaling has ever felt frustrating, forced, or just not for you—this might change everything.

Join me, and let’s make journaling something you actually look forward to.

For more information and to register: hollyzazotherapy.com

This group is held weekly on Tuesdays from 11-12.

Pre-registration required $45

“The Centered Circle” Expressive Art Group offers a calming and creative space to explore the healing potential of mandalas. Mandalas are circular designs that symbolize wholeness, balance, and connection, often used across cultures as tools for reflection and meditation.

Have you ever you struggled with traditional meditation or mindfulness practices? This is for you! Yes, making art, with your eyes open, IS a form of meditation!

Join Holly Zazo, UAC member and teaching artist, to engage in hands-on mandala creation as a mindfulness practice. Through guided art exercises, we will slow down, focus attention, and use this creative process to cultivate a sense of calm and presence.

In this group, you will:

• Be gently guided in using mandalas as a creative and enjoyable way to build a mindfulness practice.
• Explore the meaning behind the personal symbols, colors, and patterns that naturally emerge in your work.
• Develop a deeper understanding of your inner thoughts and emotions through creative expression.

Materials provided, no art skill required.

This group is held weekly,  on Thursdays from 12-1:00

Pre-registration required, $45

For more information and to register: http://hollyzazotherapy.com

Reserve for a perfect marine science camp for 7^th to 10^th grade students who want to get hands-on with marine life and learn from real scientists. This flexible camp is filled with nature and science activities including time in Rookery Bay’s labs. Discover the birds, sharks, sea turtles and other amazing wildlife that call Rookery Bay’s amazing coastal habitat home. Camp scholarships are available.

June 5 & 26 – “Sleuthing the Lagoon” – Ever wonder what it’s like to be an animal living in an estuary? Experience their unique habitat by surveying fish with an ancient method of collection, scooping crabs and worms out of sand and observing birds wading through water.
Location: Tigertail Beach
430 Hernando Dr., Marco Island, FL 34145

June 12 – “Invertebrate Investigation”– Join staff in the lab for an exciting exploration of invertebrates and learn about their amazing adaptations. Students will use microscopes to take an in-depth look at some of the smallest estuary inhabitants: plankton!

Location: Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center

300 Tower Rd., Naples, 34113

June 19 – “Biology on Bike – Explore the Uplands on Bicycle” Learn to identify plants and animals and how scientific data is collected at the Reserve.

Location: Shell Island Road Field Station

10 Shell Island Road, Naples FL, 34113

FREE with Admission to Environmental Learning Center

Explore your wild side through nature-themed crafts!

Join us on Saturdays this summer for fun, self-guided, family-friendly crafting activities inspired by nature. Each month features a new theme and all supplies are included with admission … just bring your creativity!

Feeling stuck with journaling? Has it become more of a “should” rather than something that feels helpful and fun? Join Holly Zazo, UAC member and teaching artist, to learn creative journaling techniques that you can easily use at home. 

In this group we’ll transform your journal pages into layered works of art, where your writing can be partially—or completely—covered. Your thoughts are still expressed, honored, and released… but safely held.

No pressure to reread.
No pressure to share.
Just the process.

You’ll learn how to:

• Let go of the pressure to “do it right”
• Use art journaling as a form of emotional expression
• Explore different styles of journaling (guided prompts, intuitive, visual)

Materials provided. No prior art skill required.

If journaling has ever felt frustrating, forced, or just not for you—this might change everything.

Join me, and let’s make journaling something you actually look forward to.

For more information and to register: hollyzazotherapy.com

This group is held weekly on Tuesdays from 11-12.

Pre-registration required $45

“The Centered Circle” Expressive Art Group offers a calming and creative space to explore the healing potential of mandalas. Mandalas are circular designs that symbolize wholeness, balance, and connection, often used across cultures as tools for reflection and meditation.

Have you ever you struggled with traditional meditation or mindfulness practices? This is for you! Yes, making art, with your eyes open, IS a form of meditation!

Join Holly Zazo, UAC member and teaching artist, to engage in hands-on mandala creation as a mindfulness practice. Through guided art exercises, we will slow down, focus attention, and use this creative process to cultivate a sense of calm and presence.

In this group, you will:

• Be gently guided in using mandalas as a creative and enjoyable way to build a mindfulness practice.
• Explore the meaning behind the personal symbols, colors, and patterns that naturally emerge in your work.
• Develop a deeper understanding of your inner thoughts and emotions through creative expression.

Materials provided, no art skill required.

This group is held weekly,  on Thursdays from 12-1:00

Pre-registration required, $45

For more information and to register: http://hollyzazotherapy.com

Exhibition Reception | June 18th, 2026 | 5:30–7:00 PM | The Norris Center

Every person holds a map no one else can read.

Where have you traveled within yourself? What territories remain uncharted?

¡ARTE VIVA! returns in 2026 with Inner Cartographies: Mapping the Self, and we invite you to experience the work in person.

Join UAC member artists and Collier community artists as they explore personal and cultural identity, memory, mental landscapes, and the ever-shifting terrain of who we are. Inspired by UAC’s inaugural Latin Surrealism exhibition, this year’s showcase goes deeper into the places only art can reach.

Questions? Reach us at operations@unitedartscollier.org

Reserve for a perfect marine science camp for 7^th to 10^th grade students who want to get hands-on with marine life and learn from real scientists. This flexible camp is filled with nature and science activities including time in Rookery Bay’s labs. Discover the birds, sharks, sea turtles and other amazing wildlife that call Rookery Bay’s amazing coastal habitat home. Camp scholarships are available.

June 5 & 26 – “Sleuthing the Lagoon” – Ever wonder what it’s like to be an animal living in an estuary? Experience their unique habitat by surveying fish with an ancient method of collection, scooping crabs and worms out of sand and observing birds wading through water.
Location: Tigertail Beach
430 Hernando Dr., Marco Island, FL 34145

June 12 – “Invertebrate Investigation”– Join staff in the lab for an exciting exploration of invertebrates and learn about their amazing adaptations. Students will use microscopes to take an in-depth look at some of the smallest estuary inhabitants: plankton!

Location: Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center

300 Tower Rd., Naples, 34113

June 19 – “Biology on Bike – Explore the Uplands on Bicycle” Learn to identify plants and animals and how scientific data is collected at the Reserve.

Location: Shell Island Road Field Station

10 Shell Island Road, Naples FL, 34113

FREE with Admission to Environmental Learning Center

Explore your wild side through nature-themed crafts!

Join us on Saturdays this summer for fun, self-guided, family-friendly crafting activities inspired by nature. Each month features a new theme and all supplies are included with admission … just bring your creativity!

$55

Registration is required www.rookerybay.org/events

If you want to get the best pictures possible and a true understanding of your camera’s features, this camera workshop is for you. The class covers the essentials of your digital camera. You will learn how to use your camera’s shutter, aperture, ISO control and the drive modes to create images with impact and creativity. Sonny Saunders has over 35 years of experience in photography and instruction and is renowned for his ability to communicate to a wide variety of students. No previous camera or photography experience is necessary, just a desire to learn.

Feeling stuck with journaling? Has it become more of a “should” rather than something that feels helpful and fun? Join Holly Zazo, UAC member and teaching artist, to learn creative journaling techniques that you can easily use at home. 

In this group we’ll transform your journal pages into layered works of art, where your writing can be partially—or completely—covered. Your thoughts are still expressed, honored, and released… but safely held.

No pressure to reread.
No pressure to share.
Just the process.

You’ll learn how to:

• Let go of the pressure to “do it right”
• Use art journaling as a form of emotional expression
• Explore different styles of journaling (guided prompts, intuitive, visual)

Materials provided. No prior art skill required.

If journaling has ever felt frustrating, forced, or just not for you—this might change everything.

Join me, and let’s make journaling something you actually look forward to.

For more information and to register: hollyzazotherapy.com

This group is held weekly on Tuesdays from 11-12.

Pre-registration required $45

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Reserve for a perfect marine science camp for 7^th to 10^th grade students who want to get hands-on with marine life and learn from real scientists. This flexible camp is filled with nature and science activities including time in Rookery Bay’s labs. Discover the birds, sharks, sea turtles and other amazing wildlife that call Rookery Bay’s amazing coastal habitat home. Camp scholarships are available.

June 5 & 26 – “Sleuthing the Lagoon” – Ever wonder what it’s like to be an animal living in an estuary? Experience their unique habitat by surveying fish with an ancient method of collection, scooping crabs and worms out of sand and observing birds wading through water.
Location: Tigertail Beach
430 Hernando Dr., Marco Island, FL 34145

June 12 – “Invertebrate Investigation”– Join staff in the lab for an exciting exploration of invertebrates and learn about their amazing adaptations. Students will use microscopes to take an in-depth look at some of the smallest estuary inhabitants: plankton!

Location: Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center

300 Tower Rd., Naples, 34113

June 19 – “Biology on Bike – Explore the Uplands on Bicycle” Learn to identify plants and animals and how scientific data is collected at the Reserve.

Location: Shell Island Road Field Station

10 Shell Island Road, Naples FL, 34113

Another Friday night in?
Get a change of scenery with Retro Game Night at the Naples Depot Museum!

It’s a new take on the classic family game night tradition! Bring your own blanket and revisit your childhood game closet with the following retro games: Twister, Monopoly, Trouble, Sorry! Uno, Simon, Yahtzee, Chutes & Ladders, Battleship, Operation, Clue, Candy Land, Guess Who? and The Game of Life.

Have a favorite game that is not listed? You’re always welcome to bring it to add to the fun!
Play games and enjoy the ice cream sundae bar, provided by Dairy Queen of Downtown Naples, all free! All ages are welcome.
Bring friends and family and join us on the last Friday of each month from 5:00pm to 8:00pm at Naples Depot Museum.