My wife and I saw the Fixx at this small outdoor venue before hurricane Ian. We loved it as the…read moreamphitheater is a quick drive from Bonita and parking was easily assessable. While there, you'll see a nice view of the river, the Luminary hotel is nearby and lots of food trucks and beverage stations. There was a really nice sized crowd and we were impressed on how smoothly everything went. Looking forward to seeing other great shows here!

Great venue, easy access, friendly atmosphere, and love the access to downtown restaurants and bars…read morebefore and after the event.

We came to Fort Rock having won a free tickets through Yelp. We had planned to see the headline…read morebands on both evenings rather than stay the entire day and we were very glad we did. Unless you purchased VIP tickets there was no shade for patrons. Additionally, no one was allowed to bring chairs so can you imagine standing 12 hours in 95 degree weather without shade---we saw plenty of evidence of red lobsters walking the grounds. Sure you could bring a blanket, but the grounds were covered in litter, empty plastic water bottles and aluminum beer bottles strewn about, despite garbage cans nearby and no staff to clean the grounds during the festivities. The festivities took place next to Jet Blue Park and the setup was pretty basic: many vending stations to buy water and beer (Bud Light, Bud, and Miller Light), a tent labeled MERCH around it where you could find t-shirts, food stands consisting of BBQ, chicken, and a few other offerings. We came in the evening after dinner. We found free parking, however, regular parking near the venue was $20 per day. I agree with other patrons that security was a little too restrictive. People should be able to bring their own light chairs. Of course this was a rock concert so when we were standing at the last show of the night only a few paces away when the Mosh Pitt erupted. I was reminded why I shouldn't hang out too close to the stage. I'm not sure what I expected but it was underwhelmed by this experience. It's hard to believe this whole thing would set folks back 360$ for the two days. Needless to say we won't be back.

Omg, what a night!! I was lucky enough to score a pair of tickets for both days from Yelp and I…read morecould not be happier or more thankful! One of my favorites bands growing up was Def Leppard and when I heard they were playing so close to home I had to see them! I have been putting this review off because I simply cannot find words to appropriately convey my feelings about it. I will start by saying that parking was a breeze, $20 but there was a lot of spots available when we got there. We got there in time to see the last three bands, Papa Roach, Chevelle and Def Leppard. There were two stages. Papa Roach and Deff Leppard preformed on the same stage, while Chevelle played on another. We initially wanted to see all three, but after Papa Roach, we decided to move up to the front of the stage to wait for the main show. People was pretty cool and orderly for such an event. You would think that all those head bangers and all that booze and weed would equal a bad combination, but everyone was pretty respectful for the most part. We got pretty close to the front and jammed to some of the best tunes of the 80's. Def Leppard was phenomenal! They still got it even after being around for 40 years. This was a very small fry venue for them, but even so, they put on an amazing show. Lights, sound and displays were full on. Best concert Ive seen. And I have been to some pretty big shows, but this one, even on a smaller stage took the cake. I was so sad when it was over. The whole experience overall was great. It was a lot more organized than I thought, in fact I was a little weary that I'd see fights, people getting sick all over. Not the case. Leaving also was very easy. I would do is again in a heartbeat. Fort Rock ROCKS!

Beautiful park - great amenities. Great plaza like a fair of food vendors and games. Clean. Easy…read morefree parking

2025 Spring Training Home game comes to an end on March 23, 2025. We watched the final Spring…read moreTraining Home game at JetBlue Park. With Alex Cora returns for his 7th season as manager, the Red Sox has pretty good team in place with the recent signing of Alex Bregman on March 15, 2025. With Alex Bregman at 3B, Kristian Campbell at 2 B, Jarren Duran at 1B, Trevor Story as SS, Jarren Duran at LF, Wilyer Abreu at RF, Connor Wong at C and Ceddanne Rafaela at CF, this is a strong team and well positioned. May be Twins' pitching or humidity, Red Sox did not have the fire power today. Twins over powered Red Sox 9-3. Oh well, it is only spring training!

We went to the MACC which is part of the Gufl Coast Symphony Orchestra. It is located at the…read moreUniveralist Church just of Daniel's. We saw the musical "Forever Plaid" and it was a great show. If you enjoy live theater or music uou need to check out the MACC. The setting is intimate and cozy. Parking is easy and all the seating is comfortable and close to the stage. I encourage you to give it a try. A great addition to live entertainment in SW Florida.

We saw the candlelight tribute to Adele at the Music and Art Center in Fort Myers. What a…read moremesmerizing and magical performance. All four players were so skilled-it was certainly a gift to hear them play. I would highly recommend this if you're looking for an amazing evening.

Always clean Good food…read moreLaid out well Friendly ticket takers Easy theater to locate Plenty of parking

"Projection brightness appears significantly below theatrical standards. Dark scenes lack visible…read moredetail compared to properly calibrated theaters. I will not be returning.

This is by far one of the best VFW I've ever been part of. Everyone super friendly prices are…read moregreat, and the camaraderie is outstanding.

If you happen to pick up tickets at Barbara Mann's will-call, walk a few yards to the Bob…read moreRauschenberg Gallery, clearly marked in Building L. The gallery is small. Actually only one room. The current exhibit -- there till July 13th -- features Purvis Young, an originator of the Street Art movement, from a rough area in Miami. Before viewing Young's work, watch the documentary screened in the adjacent area. It'll give you insight to what you're about to see. There's no charge to the gallery, though donations are accepted. When I put a few dollars in the kitty, the lovely woman manning the gallery said, 'ohhh, that's so kind of you! You don't need to do that!' (I appreciate that level of courtesy!) Check the gallery's hours. Afterwards, if it's not too hot, explore Florida Southwestern College's campus. It's impressive. And peaceful. We were the only people there Saturday afternoon!

This gallery is a gem not only for the FSW Lee Campus but for Fort Myers. Located next to the…read moreBarbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall in Humanities Building (L), the Rauschenberg Gallery features carefully curated collections that's rotated to feature a variety of artist styles and designs from all over the world. The Gallery is free and open to the public but they do accept donations. As a FSW alumni, some of my greatest memories on campus (and in-between classes) was my visits to gallery when ever they had a new collection. It's a peaceful escape for any student and gives you a chance to explore a wide variety of aesthetics and media that you may have not seen before at no cost at all. Attend a free gallery opening event or browse the end-of-the-year student art collections during the end of the semester to see what FSW students are up to. Plus, student art work is for sale! You'll be amazed at the talent in the community.

Was told by finance manager and another sales person that they would fix problem and call back in…read morean hour or so, that was 3 days ago!!

Super nice employees, free play match, fun games, raffles and snacks! What else could you ask for?read more