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To purchase artwork, please contact info@unitedartscollier.org or call 239-254-8242
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As human beings, we have repeatedly found Marco Island a paradise. This
As human beings, we have repeatedly found Marco Island a paradise. This exhibit explores how we get here, how we move about, and how transportation defines us as Marco Islanders. Hop on your boat, plane, train, car, or bicycle and cruise on in to this exhibit.
Marco Island Historical Museum
180 S. Heathwood Drive
239-252-1440 Museums@Collier.Gov

As human beings, we have repeatedly found Marco Island a paradise. This
As human beings, we have repeatedly found Marco Island a paradise. This exhibit explores how we get here, how we move about, and how transportation defines us as Marco Islanders. Hop on your boat, plane, train, car, or bicycle and cruise on in to this exhibit.
Marco Island Historical Museum
180 S. Heathwood Drive
239-252-1440 Museums@Collier.Gov

As human beings, we have repeatedly found Marco Island a paradise. This
As human beings, we have repeatedly found Marco Island a paradise. This exhibit explores how we get here, how we move about, and how transportation defines us as Marco Islanders. Hop on your boat, plane, train, car, or bicycle and cruise on in to this exhibit.
Marco Island Historical Museum
180 S. Heathwood Drive
239-252-1440 Museums@Collier.Gov

As human beings, we have repeatedly found Marco Island a paradise. This
As human beings, we have repeatedly found Marco Island a paradise. This exhibit explores how we get here, how we move about, and how transportation defines us as Marco Islanders. Hop on your boat, plane, train, car, or bicycle and cruise on in to this exhibit.
Marco Island Historical Museum
180 S. Heathwood Drive
239-252-1440 Museums@Collier.Gov

20dec9:00 am25mar(mar 25)4:00 pmMarco on the Move ExhibitionNovember 8, 2025 – March 21, 2026
As human beings, we have repeatedly found Marco Island a paradise. This
As human beings, we have repeatedly found Marco Island a paradise. This exhibit explores how we get here, how we move about, and how transportation defines us as Marco Islanders. Hop on your boat, plane, train, car, or bicycle and cruise on in to this exhibit.
Marco Island Historical Museum
180 S. Heathwood Drive
239-252-1440 Museums@Collier.Gov

05jan(jan 5)1:00 pm28(jan 28)4:00 pmLeading Ladies Series - Judy Garland Screenings
Naples Cinematheque welcomes the New Year with its Leading Ladies series, celebrating
Naples Cinematheque welcomes the New Year with its Leading Ladies series, celebrating a true screen icon: Judy Garland. Experience her extraordinary musical talent on the big screen with our four January features: The Wizard of Oz, Babes in Arms, Meet Me in St. Louis, and I Could Go On Singing. 🌈🎶
The Wizard of Oz | January 5 & 7 – 1:00 PM
Babes in Arms | January 12 & 14 – 1:00 PM
Meet Me in St. Louis | January 19 & 21 – 1:00 PM
I Could Go On Singing | January 26 & 28 – 1:00 PM
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.
Contact us at media@naplescinema.com to learn more about our film programming today!
05jan(jan 5)6:30 pm28(jan 28)9:30 pmA Star Is Born Film Screenings
A Star Is Born tells a powerful story of love, ambition, and
A Star Is Born tells a powerful story of love, ambition, and the cost of fame as it evolves across decades. Naples Cinematheque brings each iconic version to the big screen, inviting audiences to rediscover a story that continues to shine.
A Star Is Born (1937) | January 5 & 7 – 6:30 PM
A Star Is Born (1954) | January 12 & 14 – 6:30 PM
A Star is Born (1976) | January 19 & 21 – 6:30 PM
A Star is Born (2018) | January 26 & 28 – 6:30 PM
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.
Contact us at media@naplescinema.com to learn more about our film programming today!
For more than a century, Americans young and old have been fascinated
For more than a century, Americans young and old have been fascinated by the excitement and glamor that are part of the railroad tradition–the power of locomotives, the pleasant thrill and sense of adventure inspired by the sound of a train whistle in the distance, the sight of endless rails stretching in the horizon, the mystery of far-off places.
This romance of railroading and, in late years, an increased awareness of the essential nature of railroads, have stimulated a tremendous interest in railroad history, equipment, organization, services, operations, and so on.
This exhibit is adapted from a booklet for teachers published by the Association of American Railroads throughout the 1950s, that includes photographs and descriptions designed to engage students in the study of railroading.
Enjoy this journey back in time!

For more than a century, Americans young and old have been fascinated
For more than a century, Americans young and old have been fascinated by the excitement and glamor that are part of the railroad tradition–the power of locomotives, the pleasant thrill and sense of adventure inspired by the sound of a train whistle in the distance, the sight of endless rails stretching in the horizon, the mystery of far-off places.
This romance of railroading and, in late years, an increased awareness of the essential nature of railroads, have stimulated a tremendous interest in railroad history, equipment, organization, services, operations, and so on.
This exhibit is adapted from a booklet for teachers published by the Association of American Railroads throughout the 1950s, that includes photographs and descriptions designed to engage students in the study of railroading.
Enjoy this journey back in time!

For more than a century, Americans young and old have been fascinated
For more than a century, Americans young and old have been fascinated by the excitement and glamor that are part of the railroad tradition–the power of locomotives, the pleasant thrill and sense of adventure inspired by the sound of a train whistle in the distance, the sight of endless rails stretching in the horizon, the mystery of far-off places.
This romance of railroading and, in late years, an increased awareness of the essential nature of railroads, have stimulated a tremendous interest in railroad history, equipment, organization, services, operations, and so on.
This exhibit is adapted from a booklet for teachers published by the Association of American Railroads throughout the 1950s, that includes photographs and descriptions designed to engage students in the study of railroading.
Enjoy this journey back in time!

For more than a century, Americans young and old have been fascinated
For more than a century, Americans young and old have been fascinated by the excitement and glamor that are part of the railroad tradition–the power of locomotives, the pleasant thrill and sense of adventure inspired by the sound of a train whistle in the distance, the sight of endless rails stretching in the horizon, the mystery of far-off places.
This romance of railroading and, in late years, an increased awareness of the essential nature of railroads, have stimulated a tremendous interest in railroad history, equipment, organization, services, operations, and so on.
This exhibit is adapted from a booklet for teachers published by the Association of American Railroads throughout the 1950s, that includes photographs and descriptions designed to engage students in the study of railroading.
Enjoy this journey back in time!

20jan09mayConnect & Protect ExhibitionJanuary 20, 2026 – May 9, 2026
Celebrate the 200,000 acres approved for conservation since the Florida Wildlife Corridor
Celebrate the 200,000 acres approved for conservation since the Florida Wildlife Corridor Act. This Wildpath photography exhibit features properties secured through the Florida Forever and Rural and Family Lands protection programs. Wildpath tells the stories of wide-ranging wildlife and the habitats they connect, to help protect a planet in balance. The Wildpath team of storytellers, explorers, and conservationists leads us on an extraordinary photographic journey of discovery through the Florida Wildlife Corridor in the exhibition Connect & Protect. This exhibit celebrates the first forty Corridor landscapes approved for protection since the signing of the Florida Wildlife Corridor Act, with photographs by noted conservation photographers and a satellite map of Florida that marks the Corridor and identifies property locations around the state. This traveling exhibit was made possible by the Jacarlene Foundation.
Collier Museum at Government Center
3331 Tamiami Trail East
239-252-8476 Museums@Collier.Gov
To purchase artwork, please contact info@unitedartscollier.org or call 239-254-8242
January
31jan1:00 pm3:00 pmNaples Jazzmasters
Norris Center
755 8th Ave S
31jan10:00 am4:00 pmAztec Dancers A Living Tradition Exhibition [1/31/2026]
Aztec Dancers is a photo exhibition by local photographer
Aztec Dancers is a photo exhibition by local photographer Lisette Morales, celebrating Danza Azteca Guadalupana as practiced in Southwest Florida. Documenting a year and a half of devotion, the series centers the Navarro family’s twenty four year commitment to this sacred, syncretic tradition, presented each year from Día de los Muertos through Three Kings Day. Morales’s images honor the spiritual power, cultural resilience, and collective joy of Indigenous and migrant communities sustaining this vibrant ceremonial practice across generations and geographies.
This is a photo exhibition at the Immokalee Pioneer Museum, featuring Lisette Morales’s documentation of Danza Azteca Guadalupana. As an art exhibition, it is open to the public during the museum’s standard operating hours, rather than having specific performance or one-off event times. Here’s the breakdown:
For the most up-to-date details, including any special viewing events or closures, visit the Immokalee Pioneer Museum website or contact them directly at (239) 657-0003.
No, there are no links to buy tickets for this photo exhibition at the Immokalee Pioneer Museum at Roberts Ranch. As part of the free Collier County Museums system, admission to the museum (and all its exhibitions, including this one) is free for all visitors—no tickets or reservations required. Donations are appreciated to support operations.
• How to Visit: Simply show up during open hours (Tuesday–Saturday, 9:00 AM–4:00 PM ET; closed Sundays, Mondays, and holidays). The exhibition runs October 28, 2025–January 31, 2026.
• Contact for Groups: For large groups (10+ people), call (239) 657-0003 to arrange a guided tour in advance—still free.
Immokalee Pioneer Museum
1215 Roberts Avenue West
239-252-2611 Museums@Collier.Gov

31jan10:00 am1:00 pmPineapple Day

Join our annual celebration of all things pineapple. Come explore the history of pineapple farming (or pineries) on Marco Island.
We will offer games, crafts, recipes, and decorating ideas. Local gardening groups will be on hand with tips on growing pineapples and other tropical plants. Please feel free to dress in your finest pineapple attire. This event is free, fun for all ages, and does not require reservations.
Marco Island Historical Museum
180 S. Heathwood Drive
239-252-1440 Museums@Collier.Gov
31jan10:00 am1:00 pmPineapple Day at the Marco Island Historical Museum
Join our annual celebration of all things pineapple. Come explore the history
Join our annual celebration of all things pineapple. Come explore the history of pineapple farming (or pineries) on Marco Island. We will offer games, crafts, recipes, and decorating ideas. Local gardening groups will be on hand with tips on growing pineapples and other tropical plants. Please feel free to dress in your finest pineapple attire. This event is free, fun for all ages, and does not require reservations.
Marco Island Historical Museum
180 S. Heathwood Drive
239-252-1440 Museums@Collier.Gov

29jan1:00 pm5:00 pmNaples Art District Open Studios
Meet the Artists. Explore the Creativity. Take home the Inspiration. Experience the creative
Meet the Artists. Explore the Creativity. Take home the Inspiration.
Experience the creative energy of the Naples Art District, where many of our 100+ artists invite you into their working studios and galleries every Thursday and Saturday. Talk with the artists about their creative process and explore a wide variety of work- painting, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, photography and more. Find Art for every taste and budget, with opportunities to purchase or commission a custom piece made just for you. This immersive experience invites visitors to see, learn and connect in Southwest Florida’s most vibrant creative community. Free community event.
Plan your visit and view the studio map at naplesartdistrict.com. Scan the studio status QR code to see which galleries are open in real time. Pick up a catalog in any of our studios and galleries.
The Naples Art District is home to 100+ artists. Experience the local creative culture.

Naples Art District
J and C Boulevard &, Shirley St, North Naples, FL
26jan7:00 pmBIG BAND CLASSICS – The Stardust Memories Big Band
January 26, 7 PM – Cambier Park, Naples Hear big band classics from
January 26, 7 PM – Cambier Park, Naples
Hear big band classics from The Swing Era including the
music of Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Artie Shaw, Woody
Herman, Count Basie, Duke Ellington and others.
Bring your lawn chairs for an exciting evening of big band
music under the stars!
-$10 Per Person Suggested Contribution-
www.stardustmemoriesbigband.com
Cambier Park
755 8th Ave S, Naples, FL 34102
25jan3:00 pm5:00 pmThe Miss Magnolia Senior Citizen Beauty Pageant

January 8-25, 2026
at Arts Center Theatre on Marco Island 1089 N. Collier Blvd (Marco Town Center)
Directed by Christi Lueck-Sadiq
The Four Old Broads are back, with some wacky new friends, in an all-new comedy. Against her better judgement, Lurleen Dupree is throwing the seventh annual Miss Magnolia Senior Citizen Beauty Pageant. Martha Parcell is certain that it is finally her year to win. But Beatrice, Imogene and Eaddy have other plans. Throw in a tambourine-playing squirrel, dueling Elvises, and an unfortunate spray-tanning incident… and you’re in for a knee-slapping, side-splitting night of live theatre.
“The Miss Magnolia Senior Citizen Beauty Pageant” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc
To purchase Tickets visit: https://www.marcoislandart.org/the-miss-magnolia-senior-citizen-beauty-pageant/
Arts Center Theatre
1089 N. Collier Blvd
24jan3:00 pm5:00 pmThe Miss Magnolia Senior Citizen Beauty Pageant

January 8-25, 2026
at Arts Center Theatre on Marco Island 1089 N. Collier Blvd (Marco Town Center)
Directed by Christi Lueck-Sadiq
The Four Old Broads are back, with some wacky new friends, in an all-new comedy. Against her better judgement, Lurleen Dupree is throwing the seventh annual Miss Magnolia Senior Citizen Beauty Pageant. Martha Parcell is certain that it is finally her year to win. But Beatrice, Imogene and Eaddy have other plans. Throw in a tambourine-playing squirrel, dueling Elvises, and an unfortunate spray-tanning incident… and you’re in for a knee-slapping, side-splitting night of live theatre.
“The Miss Magnolia Senior Citizen Beauty Pageant” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc
To purchase Tickets visit: https://www.marcoislandart.org/the-miss-magnolia-senior-citizen-beauty-pageant/
Arts Center Theatre
1089 N. Collier Blvd
24jan10:00 am12:00 pmAztec Dancers: A Living Tradition by Lisette Morales Closing Reception

Aztec Dancers is a photo exhibition by local photographer Lisette Morales, celebrating Danza Azteca Guadalupana as practiced in Southwest Florida. Documenting a year and a half of devotion, the series centers the Navarro family’s twenty-five year commitment to this sacred, syncretic tradition, presented each year from Día de los Muertos through Three Kings Day. Morales’s images honor the spiritual power, cultural resilience, and collective joy of Indigenous and migrant communities sustaining this vibrant ceremonial practice across generations and geographies.
Immokalee Pioneer Museum
1215 Roberts Avenue West
239-252-2611 Museums@Collier.Gov

24jan10:00 am11:30 amA Year of Clarity: Rewriting Old Patterns with the Four Agreements

This will be a 90-minute New Year workshop designed to help people release outdated habits and create more peace in their everyday lives. Drawing from Don Miguel Ruiz’s timeless teachings, this session will explore how the Four Agreements can become practical, everyday tools–not just inspiring ideas–so people can navigate life with greater clarity, compassion, and personal freedom. Workshop will be outdoors in the beautiful garden at Collier Museum at Government Center. Check-in begins at 9:30 am.
Please send RSVP to PJones@MHASWFL.Org Brought to you in partnership with the SWFL Mental Health Association.
Collier Museum at Government Center
3331 Tamiami Trail East
239-252-8476 Museums@Collier.Gov

24jan(jan 24)9:00 am13may(may 13)4:00 pmConnect & Protect ExhibitionJanuary 20, 2026 – May 9, 2026
Celebrate the 200,000 acres approved for conservation since the Florida Wildlife Corridor
Celebrate the 200,000 acres approved for conservation since the Florida Wildlife Corridor Act. This Wildpath photography exhibit features properties secured through the Florida Forever and Rural and Family Lands protection programs. Wildpath tells the stories of wide-ranging wildlife and the habitats they connect, to help protect a planet in balance. The Wildpath team of storytellers, explorers, and conservationists leads us on an extraordinary photographic journey of discovery through the Florida Wildlife Corridor in the exhibition Connect & Protect. This exhibit celebrates the first forty Corridor landscapes approved for protection since the signing of the Florida Wildlife Corridor Act, with photographs by noted conservation photographers and a satellite map of Florida that marks the Corridor and identifies property locations around the state. This traveling exhibit was made possible by the Jacarlene Foundation.
Collier Museum at Government Center
3331 Tamiami Trail East
239-252-8476 Museums@Collier.Gov
23jan7:30 pm9:00 pmThe Miss Magnolia Senior Citizen Beauty Pageant

January 8-25, 2026
at Arts Center Theatre on Marco Island 1089 N. Collier Blvd (Marco Town Center)
Directed by Christi Lueck-Sadiq
The Four Old Broads are back, with some wacky new friends, in an all-new comedy. Against her better judgement, Lurleen Dupree is throwing the seventh annual Miss Magnolia Senior Citizen Beauty Pageant. Martha Parcell is certain that it is finally her year to win. But Beatrice, Imogene and Eaddy have other plans. Throw in a tambourine-playing squirrel, dueling Elvises, and an unfortunate spray-tanning incident… and you’re in for a knee-slapping, side-splitting night of live theatre.
“The Miss Magnolia Senior Citizen Beauty Pageant” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc
To purchase Tickets visit: https://www.marcoislandart.org/the-miss-magnolia-senior-citizen-beauty-pageant/
Arts Center Theatre
1089 N. Collier Blvd
23jan5:30 pm8:30 pmMovie Night: Night at the Museum

“Night at the Museum is a action-adventure-comedy that comes to life by night. Good-hearted dreamer Larry Daley (Ben Stiller), despite being perpetually down on his luck, thinks he’s destined for something big. But even he could never have imagined how “big,” when he accepts what appears to be a menial job as a graveyard-shift security guard at a museum of natural history. Amidst the chaos of exhibits that come to life after dark, the only person Larry can turn to for advice is a wax figure of President Teddy Roosevelt (Robin Williams), who helps our hero harness the bedlam, stop a nefarious plot, and save the museum. Rated PG. © 20th Century Fox.
Limited seating, RSVP required.
To RSVP, click on the “Learn More” button below.
23jan5:30 pm7:00 pm"Visions of the Stage: Chromatic Rhythms" Exhibition Opening Reception
Visions of the Stage: Chromatic Rhythms features the work of UAC Member Artists, Adorable Monique and Misoon Whang, bringing together two distinct yet harmonious approaches to color, movement, and expression inspired by the performing arts.
Location:
Moran Wealth Management®
5801 Pelican Bay Boulevard
#Suite 110 Naples, FL 34108
Work Above By Misoon Wang, “Wendy’s Coffee” Mixed Media on Canvas, 24×20 $950
Moran Wealth Management
5801 Pelican Bay Boulevard #Suite 110 Naples, FL 34108
23jan(jan 23)9:00 am12may(may 12)4:00 pmConnect & Protect ExhibitionJanuary 20, 2026 – May 9, 2026
Celebrate the 200,000 acres approved for conservation since the Florida Wildlife Corridor
Celebrate the 200,000 acres approved for conservation since the Florida Wildlife Corridor Act. This Wildpath photography exhibit features properties secured through the Florida Forever and Rural and Family Lands protection programs. Wildpath tells the stories of wide-ranging wildlife and the habitats they connect, to help protect a planet in balance. The Wildpath team of storytellers, explorers, and conservationists leads us on an extraordinary photographic journey of discovery through the Florida Wildlife Corridor in the exhibition Connect & Protect. This exhibit celebrates the first forty Corridor landscapes approved for protection since the signing of the Florida Wildlife Corridor Act, with photographs by noted conservation photographers and a satellite map of Florida that marks the Corridor and identifies property locations around the state. This traveling exhibit was made possible by the Jacarlene Foundation.
Collier Museum at Government Center
3331 Tamiami Trail East
239-252-8476 Museums@Collier.Gov
22jan7:30 pm9:00 pmThe Miss Magnolia Senior Citizen Beauty Pageant

January 8-25, 2026
at Arts Center Theatre on Marco Island 1089 N. Collier Blvd (Marco Town Center)
Directed by Christi Lueck-Sadiq
The Four Old Broads are back, with some wacky new friends, in an all-new comedy. Against her better judgement, Lurleen Dupree is throwing the seventh annual Miss Magnolia Senior Citizen Beauty Pageant. Martha Parcell is certain that it is finally her year to win. But Beatrice, Imogene and Eaddy have other plans. Throw in a tambourine-playing squirrel, dueling Elvises, and an unfortunate spray-tanning incident… and you’re in for a knee-slapping, side-splitting night of live theatre.
“The Miss Magnolia Senior Citizen Beauty Pageant” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc
To purchase Tickets visit: https://www.marcoislandart.org/the-miss-magnolia-senior-citizen-beauty-pageant/
Arts Center Theatre
1089 N. Collier Blvd
22jan2:00 pm3:00 pmConnect & Protect Gallery Talk

Join representatives from the Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation on a narrated tour of photographs representing the first forty properties conserved under the Florida Wildlife Corridor Act. Each stunning image captures a waterway, landscape, or inhabitants of nature (including humans!), acting as thing of beauty on its own while also forming the pieces of a bigger picture of the gorgeous natural diversity of our state–much like the properties and the corridor itself.
Collier Museum at Government Center
3331 Tamiami Trail East
239-252-8476 Museums@Collier.Gov

22jan1:00 pm5:00 pmNaples Art District Open Studios
Meet the Artists. Explore the Creativity. Take home the Inspiration. Experience the creative
Meet the Artists. Explore the Creativity. Take home the Inspiration.
Experience the creative energy of the Naples Art District, where many of our 100+ artists invite you into their working studios and galleries every Thursday and Saturday. Talk with the artists about their creative process and explore a wide variety of work- painting, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, photography and more. Find Art for every taste and budget, with opportunities to purchase or commission a custom piece made just for you. This immersive experience invites visitors to see, learn and connect in Southwest Florida’s most vibrant creative community. Free community event.
Plan your visit and view the studio map at naplesartdistrict.com. Scan the studio status QR code to see which galleries are open in real time. Pick up a catalog in any of our studios and galleries.
The Naples Art District is home to 100+ artists. Experience the local creative culture.

Naples Art District
J and C Boulevard &, Shirley St, North Naples, FL
22jan(jan 22)9:00 am11may(may 11)4:00 pmConnect & Protect ExhibitionJanuary 20, 2026 – May 9, 2026
Celebrate the 200,000 acres approved for conservation since the Florida Wildlife Corridor
Celebrate the 200,000 acres approved for conservation since the Florida Wildlife Corridor Act. This Wildpath photography exhibit features properties secured through the Florida Forever and Rural and Family Lands protection programs. Wildpath tells the stories of wide-ranging wildlife and the habitats they connect, to help protect a planet in balance. The Wildpath team of storytellers, explorers, and conservationists leads us on an extraordinary photographic journey of discovery through the Florida Wildlife Corridor in the exhibition Connect & Protect. This exhibit celebrates the first forty Corridor landscapes approved for protection since the signing of the Florida Wildlife Corridor Act, with photographs by noted conservation photographers and a satellite map of Florida that marks the Corridor and identifies property locations around the state. This traveling exhibit was made possible by the Jacarlene Foundation.
Collier Museum at Government Center
3331 Tamiami Trail East
239-252-8476 Museums@Collier.Gov
21jan7:30 pm9:00 pmThe Miss Magnolia Senior Citizen Beauty Pageant

January 8-25, 2026
at Arts Center Theatre on Marco Island 1089 N. Collier Blvd (Marco Town Center)
Directed by Christi Lueck-Sadiq
The Four Old Broads are back, with some wacky new friends, in an all-new comedy. Against her better judgement, Lurleen Dupree is throwing the seventh annual Miss Magnolia Senior Citizen Beauty Pageant. Martha Parcell is certain that it is finally her year to win. But Beatrice, Imogene and Eaddy have other plans. Throw in a tambourine-playing squirrel, dueling Elvises, and an unfortunate spray-tanning incident… and you’re in for a knee-slapping, side-splitting night of live theatre.
“The Miss Magnolia Senior Citizen Beauty Pageant” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc
To purchase Tickets visit: https://www.marcoislandart.org/the-miss-magnolia-senior-citizen-beauty-pageant/
Arts Center Theatre
1089 N. Collier Blvd
October 2025
22oct5:30 am7:30 pmPlastics in the Environment | Science Nite
Rookery Bay’s popular after-hours program “Science Nite” is back
Rookery Bay’s popular after-hours program “Science Nite” is back with a series of three events. The first one focuses on single-use plastic in the environment, food chain and in people and wildlife. What are the implications for our coastal region, Florida’s wildlife and for our personal health? Jean Waller from the League of Women Voters Plastics Task Force presents and answers these questions. She will also provide practical ways to move away from single-use plastics recognizing that small personal changes can have a huge impact on our community.
Rookery Bay’s Science Nites serve up an interesting mix of nature, wildlife and environmental topics suitable for all ages. Science Nites also includes a scavenger answer hunt to win prizes, food and drinks as well as time for mingling with fellow participants amongst interactive displays, aquaria and an art exhibit in the Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center.

28oct10:00 am4:00 pmAztec Dancers A Living Tradition Exhibition [10/28/2025]
Aztec Dancers is a photo exhibition by local photographer
Aztec Dancers is a photo exhibition by local photographer Lisette Morales, celebrating Danza Azteca Guadalupana as practiced in Southwest Florida. Documenting a year and a half of devotion, the series centers the Navarro family’s twenty four year commitment to this sacred, syncretic tradition, presented each year from Día de los Muertos through Three Kings Day. Morales’s images honor the spiritual power, cultural resilience, and collective joy of Indigenous and migrant communities sustaining this vibrant ceremonial practice across generations and geographies.
This is a photo exhibition at the Immokalee Pioneer Museum, featuring Lisette Morales’s documentation of Danza Azteca Guadalupana. As an art exhibition, it is open to the public during the museum’s standard operating hours, rather than having specific performance or one-off event times. Here’s the breakdown:
For the most up-to-date details, including any special viewing events or closures, visit the Immokalee Pioneer Museum website or contact them directly at (239) 657-0003.
No, there are no links to buy tickets for this photo exhibition at the Immokalee Pioneer Museum at Roberts Ranch. As part of the free Collier County Museums system, admission to the museum (and all its exhibitions, including this one) is free for all visitors—no tickets or reservations required. Donations are appreciated to support operations.
• How to Visit: Simply show up during open hours (Tuesday–Saturday, 9:00 AM–4:00 PM ET; closed Sundays, Mondays, and holidays). The exhibition runs October 28, 2025–January 31, 2026.
• Contact for Groups: For large groups (10+ people), call (239) 657-0003 to arrange a guided tour in advance—still free.
Immokalee Pioneer Museum
1215 Roberts Avenue West
239-252-2611 Museums@Collier.Gov

November 2025
08nov9:00 am4:00 pmMarco on the Move
As human beings, we have repeatedly found Marco Island
As human beings, we have repeatedly found Marco Island a paradise. This exhibit explores how we get here, how we move about, and how transportation defines us as Marco Islanders. Hop on your boat, plane, train, car, or bicycle and cruise on into this exhibit.
Marco Island Historical Museum
180 S. Heathwood Drive
239-252-1440 Museums@Collier.Gov

15nov5:00 pm9:00 pmUnited Arts Collier's 45th Anniversary Gulfside Gala Celebration
Join us for an unforgettable evening at United Arts
Join us for an unforgettable evening at United Arts Collier’s Gulfside Gala, a luminous celebration of Collier County’s thriving arts community set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Gulf sunset. Held at the stunning Seagate Beach, just steps from the sand, this gala promises a wonderful evening including live music, immersive art, and sparkling drinks. Media Sponsorship is being generously provided by Gulfshore Life.
Together, we’ll raise a glass to celebrate United Arts Collier’s 45th anniversary & honor the esteemed founder of UAC, Debi Clementi, in sparking the beginning of a creative spirit that defines Collier. We will also be honoring the acclaimed artist Mally Khoransantchi, whose powerful creativity continues to elevate the arts in Collier County. From celebrating our past to shaping our future — and the impact we can make together — we hope you’ll join us for a vibrant evening as we honor the legacy of All the Arts, for All of Collier.
Seagate Beach Club
5200 Crayton Road, Naples, FL 34103

December 2025
03dec5:00 pm8:00 pmArt After Dark
Artful Evenings are Back! Once again, our studios and galleries come alive on
Artful Evenings are Back!
Once again, our studios and galleries come alive on the first Wednesday evening of each month as our artists welcome you to view their work and witness their creativity in person. Wander through the studios, watch art take shape and enjoy conversations with artists eager to share the stories behind their work.
Make it an evening to savor — delight in wine tastings, light refreshments, and the lively spirit of community that fills the Naples Art District. Bring a friend, or two, and share the atmosphere where art truly shines after dark.
Naples Art District
J and C Boulevard &, Shirley St, North Naples, FL
06dec1:00 pm3:00 pmNaples Jazzmasters
Norris Center
755 8th Ave S
13dec6:30 pm8:30 pmWhite Christmas Sing-Along Screening
Join Naples Cinematheque for a one-day screening of White Christmas:
Join Naples Cinematheque for a one-day screening of White Christmas: A Sing-Along! Celebrate the holidays with this timeless classic and enjoy this musical masterpiece with friends and family🎄.
December 13th, 2025 | 6:30 PM, at Paragon Theaters, 833 Vanderbilt Beach Rd, Naples, FL 34108
Tickets are $16 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.
Contact us at media@naplescinema.com to learn more about our film programming today!
As human beings, we have repeatedly found Marco Island a paradise. This
As human beings, we have repeatedly found Marco Island a paradise. This exhibit explores how we get here, how we move about, and how transportation defines us as Marco Islanders. Hop on your boat, plane, train, car, or bicycle and cruise on in to this exhibit.
Marco Island Historical Museum
180 S. Heathwood Drive
239-252-1440 Museums@Collier.Gov

20dec7:30 pm8:30 pmSinging and Swinging – The Holiday Songbook with Charlie Blum

& special guest Kristyn Estes
Arts Center Theatre (Marco Town Center) 1089 N Collier Blvd Marco Island
December 20 & 21, 2025
Performing Holiday Favorites such as Winter Wonderland, White Christmas, The Most Wonderful Time, Baby, It’s Cold Outside, Santa Baby, Favorite Things and Much Much More.
Use discount code JOLLY to get $10 off ticket price
Arts Center Theatre
1089 N. Collier Blvd
