The Tree House is a small family owned and operated business that specializes in cozy, elegant courtyard events. Our venues home was built in the early 1900s and has one of the very first public kitchens in the state of Florida where settlers, travelers and pirates could stop and buy a hot meal when traveling thru Fort Myers. This building now sits on the property as a beautiful piece of history that our guests will have to take with them in their pictures when they have events with us.

Museum open to visitors Saturdays from 2 to 4 pm, October to May. 

Explore the history of the unique village of Alva on the banks of the Caloosahatchee River, only 15 minutes from Exit 141 of Interstate 75. Learn about the early Alva settlers, including Alva’s founder, Captain Peter Nelson, who purchased the homestead, which he named Alva in 1883, and who later donated the land upon which the Alva Library and Museum sits.

Florida Arts, Inc. nurtures innovation and excellence in the visual and performing arts via exhibitions, performances, education, and community outreach.  Through our development and management of the Sidney and Berne Davis Art Center, we carry on the legacy of Berne Davis and her mission to provide a world-class venue and open access to the arts for all Members of the Southwest Florida Community.

Shangri-La Springs is a historic hotel located on 8.5 acres of land in the heart of beautiful Downtown Bonita Springs, Florida. Built in 1921, it is the perfect destination for a boutique hotel experience. A full menu of spa treatments, fine brunch dining, destination wedding venue, meeting spaces and more can be found here. The Blue Zones Project® recognized property specializes in offering guests a nexus of beneficial practices, activities and engagement opportunities that include wellness and yoga classes, art shows and special programs.

The Bonita Springs Historical Society was formed in 1984 and strives to build enthusiasm about Bonita Springs, and to share historical knowledge with the community. Come visit us at the 1915 McSwain House or on one of our downtown walking tours.

Florida Repertory Theatre is a fully professional theatre company that The Wall Street Journal calls "As Good as Broadway" and "One of America's Top Repertory Companies!"

Located in the heart of the downtown Fort Myers' River District, Florida Rep produces comedies, dramas, new plays, and musicals in the Historic Arcade Theatre and ArtStage Studio Theatre. Florida Rep and its vibrant Education Department reach more than 100,000 young people and theatergoers each year.

The mission of our historical non profit is to enrich community spirit through educational, cultural and social gatherings in our historic Community House.  We also house a new commercial kitchen so offer Culinary Education for both children and Adults as well as space for your favorite caterer.

Discover an ancient island life beyond anything you've ever imagined, through hands-on experiences atop a 2,000-year-old Calusa Indian Shell Mound.

Immerse yourself in the natural environment of Estero Bay with guided kayak tours, family programs, boat trips, or see the museum.

Learn what archaeologists discovered about the Calusa Indians in a unique exhibit immersing guests inside the ancient shell mound. Mound House staff will lead you though an educational and entertaining experience you will never forget! The property grounds are pet friendly. 

The Williams Academy Black History Museum is a 1942 addition to the original Williams Academy, the first government-funded school for black students. The Williams Academy was built in 1913. The museum features Lee County African-American information.

Sanibel Historical Museum and Village was founded in 1984 with a mission to preserve and share Sanibel history. The story of Sanibel is told from the Calusa and Spanish eras to the early pioneer families who settled on the island in the 1800s. It tells of warriors, adventures, fishermen, farmers and proprietors.