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10 4th of July
Celebrate Independence Day
FEATURE STORY
12 How to Swing
Summer Savings
TRAVEL
16 Cabo Rocks
COVER STORY
18 For Locals Only
DINING REVIEW
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Assisting Buyers, Sellers,
Investors & International Clients
www.EsteroHomeSales.com
21105 Design Parc Lane, Suite 3, Estero, FL 33928
Its about a desired convention a convention meant to
capture the luxury and bliss of the Southwest Florida lifestyle.
If youre dreaming of beautiful white sand beaches and pristine
golf courses in natural preserve settings, youve come to the
right place.
In our world,
SURF& TURF
isnt about cuisine.
Welcome to the Lifestyle.
Our featured communities include:
Miromar tWest Bay tGrandezza tThe Brooks tWildcat Run
Judi Gietzen
Cell: 239-405-3503
judigietzen@gmail.com
2013 BEAR Executive Secretary
2013 WCR District 5 Vice President
2012 President, WCR Bonita Springs-Estero
2012 Board of Director Bonita Springs-Estero Board of Directors
2012 Estero Chamber of Commerce Membership Chairman
2012, 2011, 2010, 2008-2006 Top Producer Award
2012 WCR Realtor Member of the Year Award recipient
2012 WCR Entrepreneur of Year Award recipient
Assisting Buyers, Sellers,
Investors & International Clients
Alana Consolo
Cell: 239-848-7080
alana.consolo@gmail.com
2013 WCR Bonita-Estero VP of Membership
2012 WCR Bonita Springs - Estero Community Outreach Chair
2012 WCR Rising Star Award recipient
Owner/Broker Realtor
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MIROMAR
OUTLETS
FIREWORKS
July 3 Kids activities begin at 5:30
p.m. Fireworks at dusk over the lake.
Bring lawn chairs or blankets. Coolers
and personal reworks not permitted.
MIRACLE
BASEBALL
FIREWORKS
July 3 Fireworks follow the Fort
Myers Miracle home game against the
Bradenton Marauders. Game time is
7:05 p.m. Tickets $7.50-$10.50.
ESTERO:
DECLARATION OF
INDEPENDENCE
July 4 The Estero Historical
Society hosts its annual reading of the
Declaration of Independence at 10
a.m. at the Historical Cottage in Estero
Community Park. Participants take
turns reading portions of the historic
document.
BONITA SPRINGS:
PARADE AND
PARTY
July 4 Bonita Springs will host its
53rd annual 4th of July Parade along
Old 41 starting at 9 a.m. Party in the
Park starts at 4 p.m. in Riverside Park
with food vendors, live entertainment,
a kids water slide, face painting, relay
races, pie-baking contest, and hot dog
eating competition. More at (239) 961-
0357.
DOWNTOWN:
FREEDOM FEST
July 4 Come out to the Historic River
District in downtown Fort Myers for the
4th of July Freedom Fest from 6-10 p.m.
Enjoy live music, food, and childrens
activities. Bands will perform on
several stages throughout downtown.
Fireworks at 9:30 p.m.
4TH OF JULY
AT EDISON FORD
July 4 The Edison & Ford Winter
Estates celebrates with special tours,
visits with the Edisons and Fords, river
cruises on the Caloosahatchee, and an
all-American barbecue lunch at the
Royal Palm Yacht Club from 11 a.m.-
2 p.m. Cost: $45 (children $40). Info:
edisonfordwinterestates.org
FORT MYERS
BEACH:
PARADE AND
FIREWORKS
July 4 Festivities kick off with a
10 a.m. parade up Estero Boulevard.
Restaurants and retailers host festivities
throughout the day in Times Square.
Fireworks from the Fort Myers Beach
Fishing Pier 15 minutes after sunset.
Pick a seat anywhere on the gulf-front
for a spectacular view.
NAPLES: PARADE
AND FIREWORKS
July 4 The City of Naples puts on a
classic, all-American style parade and
reworks show from Naples Pier. The
parade begins at 10 a.m. downtown
at Broad Avenue South and continues
along Third Street South and Fifth
Avenue South. Fireworks begin at 9
p.m. Set up your chair or blanket on
the beach to enjoy the half-hour display.
CAPE CORAL:
RED WHITE AND
BOOM
July 4 Beginning at 4 p.m., the Cape
Coral Bridge shuts down for a street
party with more than 25,000 attendees.
Party includes four bands, kids carnival,
and food vendors. At dusk, watch
reworks from land or boat.
CELEBRATION
ON SANIBEL
July 4 Enjoy an old-fashioned
hometown parade down Periwinkle
Way starting at 9:30 a.m. Free gifts,
candy, and cool-down water spraying
from paraders. Community picnics
with free food follow the parade at
Baileys and Jerrys Shopping Centers.
The annual Road Rally scavenger hunt
begins at noon. Fireworks go off from
the Sanibel Causeway at nightfall.
CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE DAY
th of
July
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How to swing
summer savings
The weather isnt ideal for golf,
but the prices sure are
By Laura J. Cummings Gates
If you can stand the heat and the occasional downpour, summer is the best
time for locals to hit the links. Most golf courses offer discounted rates, and
many private clubs open to non-members who purchase special passes.
Stoneybrook resident Pete Bartlett usually sticks to his home course
during season, but he likes to play more high-end courses in the summertime.
Through discount programs, hes gained access to some of Southwest
Floridas top courses, including Tiburn, Olde Cypress, and Bonita Bay.
They are expensive, Bartlett says, and normally, if you dont play with a
member, you dont get to play them.
Old Corkscrew, a Jack Nicklaus signature golf
course, is discounting summer membership. For
$350, golfers get unlimited play through Oct. 15. They
pay only a $25 cart fee each time they hit the course,
says golf director Don Edwards, adding, We have
specials on our website every day.
Heres a look at some other great golf deals in
Southwest Florida:
Ultimate Golf Experience
The Ace Groups Ultimate Golf Experience
Book offers discounted golf rounds at 30 of the
best golf courses in Southwest
Florida, including many private
courses. In Estero, that elite list
includes Grandezza, Miromar Lakes,
Old Corkscrew, Pelican Sound,
Copperleaf, West Bay Club, and
Wildcat Run.
At Miromar Lakes Golf Club,
annual membership is $14,000 while
an afternoon-only membership for
the summer months (May-October)
runs $3,000. With the Ace book,
golfers can skip the membership fee
and enjoy unlimited golf through the
end of October for $45 a round.
The Ultimate Golf Experience
Book is available online at www.
theacegroupclassic.com/ultimate-
golf-experience-boooks or by calling
(239) 593-3900. Books are $48 or
two for $67, with discounted golng
through October at most courses,
with a few running year round.
Big Summer Golf
The Big Summer Golf Card offers
similar benets, with discounts at
67 courses in a 15-county area. Lee
County courses include Eagle Ridge,
Coral Oaks, Copperhead, and Majestic
Golf Club, where cardholders can
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play for $22 instead
of $50 during the late
summer months.
The card also
includes Quail Run
Golf Club in Naples.
Golfers can play a
round for just $25 on
this private course
through the end of
October.
The Big Summer
Golf Card may be purchased for $60 at www.
bigsummergolfcards.com.
Player Pass
The Franklin Templeton Shootout Player Pass offers
discounts at 14 championship courses: Tiburn, The
Colony, The Dunes, Gateway, Hammock Bay, LaPlaya,
Naples Grande, Pelican Marsh, Pelicans Nest, Pelican
Preserve, Raptor Bay, The Rookery, The Strand, and
Wyndemere.
A round of golf at Tiburn designed by golf legend
Greg Norman runs just under $200 during peak
season. Late-summer rates go down to $75 a round, but
with the Player Pass, the cost plunges to $45. Player
Pass discounts are good for four rounds of golf at each
participating course.
The Player Pass is available at the PGA Tour Superstore
in Naples, online at www.FranklinTempletonShootout.
com , or by calling 888-66-SHARK.
ESTERO
Old Corkscrew Golf Course
17320 Corkscrew Road
(239) 949-9712
oldcorkscrew.com
Summer rates: $85 until 1:30
p.m., $50 twilight rate (includes
cart)
Raptor Bay Golf Club
4840 Coconut Road
(239) 390-4600
raptorbaygolfclub.com
Summer rate: $75 (includes cart
and practice balls)
Stoneybrook Golf Club
21253 Stoneybrook Golf Blvd.
(239) 948-3933
stoneybrookgolfestero.com
Summer rates: $45 before noon,
$35 noon-2 p.m., $30 2-5 p.m.,
$20 after 5 p.m. (inlcudes GPS
cart)
Villages of Country Creek
21131 Country Creek Drive
(239) 947-3840
villagesatcountrycreek.org
Summer rates: $24 before noon,
$18 afternoon, 2 players for $28
after 2 p.m.
San Carlos Golf Club
7420 Constitution Circle
(239) 267-3131
sancarlosgolfclub.com
Summer rates: $33 until 11 a.m.,
$25 after 11 a.m.
BONITA SPRINGS
Bonita Fairways Country Club
9751 West Terry St.
(239) 947-9100
bonitafairways.com
Summer rate: $26
Hunters Ridge Golf Course
12500 Hunters Ridge Blvd.
(239) 947-6467
huntersridge.net
Summer rate: $40
Spring Run Golf Club
9501 Spring Run Blvd.
(239) 949-0707
springrun.com
Summer rate: $45 (limited
availability for nonmembers)
NAPLES
Cedar Hammock
8660 Cedar Hammock Blvd.
(239) 793-1134
cedarhammockgolf.com
Summer rate: $45
Lely Resort: The Classics/
Flamingo Island/The Mustang
8004 Lely Resort Blvd.
(239) 793-2600
lely-resort.net
Summer rates: $49 before noon,
$39 after noon
Tiburn Golf Club
The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort
2620 Tiburon Drive
(239) 594-2040
tiburongcnaples.com
Summer rate $75, twighlight
rate $50 after 4 p.m.
Valencia Golf & Country Club
1725 Double Eagle Trail
(239) 352-0777
valenciagolfandcountryclub.
com
Summer rates: $35 before noon,
$28 noon-2:30 pm, $24 after
2:30 p.m.
SUMMER
GOLF
RATES
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Located at the very tip of the Baja
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the Pacic Ocean and Sea of Cortez. The
most popular activities involve the water.
Cabo is also known as The Marlin Capital
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L
ast summer, Dawn Balliets family went on vacation just 20
minutes from home. She didnt have to endure the incessant,
Are we there yet? chorus from her three young girls, and
she could easily sneak away for a couple hours if work
demanded it. Plus, the off-season rates on Little Hickory
Beach were terric.
We get it for cheaper, and its like a little mini vacation, says Balliet,
who owns a local Home Watch company. We have the best beaches in the
country, so why not just stay here?
Many locals choose to staycation in Southwest Florida, enjoying a
relaxing change of scenery while taking advantage of the smaller crowds
and lower rental rates of summer.
The off-season rates are very appealing to vacationers who live in
Florida and are looking to get away but still stay in paradise, says local
Realtor Kevin Yankow, who rented the summer retreat to Balliet.
Vacation spots like Sanibel and Captiva are a good place to visit while
the trafc to and from is lighter, he adds.
Balliet said her girls ages 8, 5, and 3 love to simply play in the sand.
Shes planning to rent another place on the beach this summer, whether its
for a long weekend or a full week.
You dont have to deal with the crowds on the beach in the summer
time, she says. Its so nice and relaxing.
The Balliets usually bring the family dogs and take them to nearby Dog
Beach, so they get a chance to run free in the surf. Christine Goll and
her family like to take their Chiweenie, Bella, to the dog park at Estero
Community Park.
Shes just a puppy, so she needs to run her energy out, Goll says. We
like letting her run free.
While Bella plays, the three Goll girls ages 9, 11, and 13 venture over
to the beach volleyball area or the big hill in the park. While theyve nearly
outgrown playgrounds, the family enjoys outdoor recreation together. The
Golls own kayaks and often launch onto the Estero River in the morning
or evening to beat the heat.
Its really peaceful going up and down the river, Goll says. People are
real friendly along the riverbank. Sometimes youll see a manatee, birds,
or jumping sh.
The downside of summer is the heat. Many local families look for indoor
activities to have some fun without working up a sweat.
Summer camps, Vacation Bible School, and library programs are the
staples of summer for many Estero families with children. They also look
forward to free or discounted movies offered at local venues.
The Carofano family often heads to Gulf Coast Town Center on Tuesday
nights for a free outdoor movie, along with $1 burgers from Bar Louie
and $1 ice cream from Cold Stone Creamery. They usually catch a few
$1 movies at Regal Cinema in Gulf Coast Town Center, as well. Her two
daughters also enjoy free skating at Bamboozles once a week (sign up for
the Skating Club).
Aimee Skolmutch started the summer with a trip to the newly opened
Zoomers Amusement Park with her daughters graduating fth grade class.
Her girls also like to jump around at Pump It Up and participate in special
events through the Lee County Library Systems Summer Reading Program.
We try to do things indoors in summer, Skolmutch says.
An array of childrens activities and summer camps are offered at the
Golisano Childrens Museum of Naples (CMON), the Imaginarium Science
Center and the Edison and Ford Winter Estates. The three malls in Estero
also are offering a great lineup of summer fun including outdoor movies, a
talent competition, and street-corner musicians.
Here are some additional suggestions for summertime boredom busters:
GET WET
If the heat makes your family want to cool down at the pool,
try Sun-N-Fun Lagoon at North Collier Regional Park. Attractions
include ve water slides, a lazy river, an aquatic playground, tadpole
pool, and a high-dive near the lap pool. www.napleswaterpark.
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The Skolmutch family likes to visit the Fort Myers Aquatic
Center, where admission is just $3 for kids and $4 for adults. The
center features a Junior Olympic sized competition pool and a
zero-entry kiddie pool, as well as a 30-foot Slide Tower. www.
cityftmyers.com/aquatics.
GO GEOCACHING
If your family hasnt tried geocaching, summer offers the perfect opportunity.
More than 50 caches are hidden near the CREW Marsh Trails and the CREW
Cypress Dome Trails, and another 34 are hidden at the Bird Rookery Swamp Trails.
Caches are lled with fun trinkets if you can nd them! Find GPS coordinates
on www.geocaching.com and begin the hunt while enjoying a walk through
the wetlands. The Golisano Childrens Museum also maintains some caches for
curious kids. Visit www.cmon.org for descriptions and links to the coordinates.
Geocaching.com also has coordinates to other caches around Lee and Collier
counties and beyond.
ENJOY THE THEATER
Broadway Palm is featuring Disneys
Sleeping Beauty in the Childrens Theatre
throughout the month of July. For $16,
children and adults can catch the show and
eat a kid-friendly lunch. The cast is available
for autographs in the lobby following the
performance.
TAKE ME OUT TO THE
BALLGAME
The Fort Myers Miracle runs daily specials on food,
beer and soda. Sundays are always Family Fun days.
Get a Family Fun Pack for $25, which includes four
tickets, four hotdogs, four soda vouchers, and a game
program. Enjoy pre-game catch on the eld and post-
game sprints around the bases. Sunday home games this
month are July 14 and July 28.
EXPERIENCE NATURE
& EXPLORE HISTORY
Peg Egan, the College of Life Foundations master naturalist, offers
kayaking tours along the Estero River that include an archaeological site
tour. Explore the ceremonial center of the Calusa Indians and stop to hike
their trail, rising more than 30 feet above the waters of Estero Bay. Paddle
with dolphin, manatee, osprey, cormorants, and Great Blue Heron as you
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THE ESTERO SUMMER SAVINGS
DINING GUIDE
As a father of two preschoolers and another one on the
way, Kevin Yankow doesnt even attempt to dine out with
his family during peak season.
You can easily be waiting 45 minutes to sit down, says the
owner of Key Real Estate. Not every restaurant has a good plan
to occupy a 3-year-old and a 5-year-old.
Summertime offers the Yankows an opportunity to get into
their favorite restaurants Marsalas, Outback Steakhouse, and
Carrabbas without a wait. They also venture to new restaurants
during the summer.
Estero has so many dining options with the three large malls,
you could probably eat at a different restaurant every day of the
year, Yankow says.
While a few local eateries choose to close down for the summer,
others capitalize on full-time residents appetite for good food
without the wait. Summertime can be the perfect time for families
and couples to grab a deal on a high-quality meal.
Here are some of the best restaurant deals around Estero this
summer
BY LAURA J. CUMMINGS GATES
dining style
The bayfront bistro let
The yankow clan
Bar Louie
Gulf Coast Town Center
i $1 Burger Night: every Tuesday from 5 p.m. to close.
Wednesday is $1 beer all day.
Bistro 41
Bell Tower Shops, 13499 S. Cleveland Ave.
Bayfront Bistro
Snook Bight Marina, 4761 Estero Blvd.,
Fort Myers Beach
i Summer rebate ofer: Receive 50 percent off
the dollars spent on food and beverage purchase at
Bayfront Bistro or Bistro 41, to be used as a rebate
toward your next meal at the sister restaurant. Must
be used within seven days of initial dining date. Max
rebate is $50.
i Summer lunch specials: $10.95, includes
beverage.
i 41 special (4-6:30 p.m.): $41 dinner for two, which
includes two salads, two entrees, two desserts, and
$20 off a bottle of wine. Add an appetizer to the 41
Special for half price.
Big Hickory Grille
26107 Hickory Blvd., Bonita Springs
i Wednesdays: Fish Taco Fiesta, with $3 sh tacos.
Order as many as you like.
i Thursdays: peel and eat shrimp, $9.99 for a half-
pound; $17.99 for one pound.
i Fridays: all-you-can-eat sh fry, $12.99 for the aky
white basa ngers, $12.99 for grouper ngers.
i Sunday night: prime rib feast. Certied Angus
prime rib with sides: 8 ounces for $22 or 12 ounces
for $30. Add an 8-ounce lobster tail for $22.
Cirellas
25265 Chamber of Commerce Dr., Bonita
Springs (closed Sundays)
i Tuesday pasta night: Buy a large pasta, get a
small pasta free, 4-6 p.m.
i Wednesday pizza night:
half-price pizza from 4-6 p.m.
i Thursday ladies night: half-price ladies entrees,
$21 max, 4-6 p.m.
i Happy hour Monday-Friday: half-price domestic
bottled beer, house wines, and well cocktails, 4-6 p.m.
Figs Grille
25987 S. Tamiami Trail, Bonita Springs
i 40 percent off with coupon.
fsh taco at big hickory
Stir Crazy
Coconut Point Mall
i Happy hour 3-7 p.m.: $4 appetizers and half-price
drinks.
Seasons 52
8930 Tamiami Trail North, Naples
(reservations: 239-594-8852)
i Flights & atbreads: Glass of select wine with your
choice of signature atbread for $15, 11:30 a.m.-6
p.m.
Sunshine Grille
8700 Gladiolus Drive, Fort Myers
i Weekday Power Lunches: All under $10 and
served quick for dining in less than 45 minutes.
i Half price drinks daily from 11 a.m.-6:30 p.m.
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DISCOUNT: Present the Sunshine Grille article
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(with purchase of two dinner entrees).
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MOVIES, MUSIC & MORE
AT THE MALL
GULF COAST TOWN CENTER:
CINEMA UNDER THE STARS
Cinema Under the Stars happens
on Tuesdays at 8:30 p.m. in the
Ma r k e t Pl a z a
Courtyard (near the
playground). Enjoy
a $1 burger from
Bar Louie (after 5
p.m.) and $1 kids ice
cream in a cup from
Coldstone Creamery
as you watch a free
outdoor movie. Bring your own lawn
blanket, and insect repellent!
July 2 - Hotel Transylvania
July 9 - ParaNorman
July 16 - Rise of the
Guardians
July 23 - Brave
July 30 - Alpha and Omega
August 6 - Escape From
Planet Earth
REGAL GULF COAST STADIUM 16:
SUMMER MOVIE EXPRESS
Tuesdays and Wednesdays starting at
10 a.m., and admission is only $1.
July 2-3
Coraline (PG) | ParaNorman (PG)
July 9-10
Dr. Seuss The Lorax | Big Miracle
July 16-17
Yogi Bear (PG)
Journey 2: The Mysterious
Island
July 23-24
Racing Stripes (PG)
Happy Feet Two (PG)
July 30-31
African Cats | Chimpanzee
GULF COAST TOWN CENTER:
SUMMER CONCERT SERIES
Sing along and dance to your favorite
rock, country, blues, jazz, and Motown
songs. All concerts are free and held
on Saturdays from 8-10 p.m. on the
Market Plaza stage near
Bar Louie and Blu Sushi.
Lawn chairs and blankets
are welcome. Coolers are
not permitted.
July 6: The Chicago Mob
(Blues/Motown)
July 13: Livewire (Rock &
Pop Hits)
July 20: Gotta Luv It
July 27: Kappo Kings (Classic Rock)
MIROMARS GOT TALENT
Think your kid has talent? Find out
at the rst-ever Miromars Got Talent
competition this month!
PRELIMINARIES
The top 20 participants from each age
group will be asked back for seminals.
11 ard urdor:
Wednesday, July 10, at
5:30 p.m. in MundoFox
Playland
1z to 1S yoars olds:
Thursday, July 11, at 5:30
p.m. in the Restaurant
Piazza
SEMIFINALS
The 20 preliminary winners from each
age group will compete for a spot in
the Finals.
11 ard urdor:
Wednesday, Jul y
17, at 5:30 p.m. in
MundoFox Playland
1z to 1S yoars olds:
Thursday, July 18,
at 5:30 p.m. in the
Restaurant Piazza
FINALS
The Top Six semi-nalists from each
age group compete. First Prize: $500;
Second Prize: $250; Third Prize: $100
11 ard urdor: \odrosday, 1uly z4 ,at
5:30 p.m. in MundoFox Playland
1z to 1S yoars olds: Tlursday, 1uly z,
at 5:30 p.m. in the Restaurant Piazza
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MIROMAR OUTLETS:
MOMS DAY / KIDS DAY
Moms Appreciation Day: July 17, 10
a.m.-12 p.m. in Playland. Bring the kids
to play and receive a voucher for a free
Danish and coffee from Le Macaron.
Kids Day: July 27,
10 a.m.-12 p.m. in
Playland. Kids from
toddler to age 12 are
invited to participate
in fun activities near
Playland. Kids will
receive a free slice
of pizza from Luna Pizza and a coupon for
a free 3-ounce FroYo from Orange Leaf
Frozen Yogurt (while supplies last).
COCONUT POINT:
ARTS ON THE AVENUE
On July 19 from 5:30-7:30 p.m., a new
monthly event kicks off at Coconut
Point. Arts on the Avenue features local
artists creating beautiful artwork, and
musicians on every street corner. From
sculptors to painters to photographers,
you can catch a glimpse of a variety of
mediums. Musicians will be lling the
mall streets with beautiful music. From
country singers to acoustic guitar players,
the melodies will be heard from all over
Coconut Point.
AROUND TOWN
MANGO MANIA
JULY 13-14 - 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday
and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday
Pay homage to the mango during
MangoMania, Pine Islands Tropical Fruit
Fair. The two-day festival celebrates the
mango and other native tropical fruits.
Sample locally-grown fruits and mango
dishes. Although the mango is the star, the
festival also highlights
other tropical fruits
grown on the island:
l ychee, carambol a,
longan, papaya, and
chocolate pudding
fruit. MangoMania
includes live music,
kids activities, rides, a
pie-eating contest, and
a mango-tossing contest. Admission: $6,
adults, free for children ages 9 and under.
Info: (239) 283-4842 or http://www.
oridascreativecoast.com.
ONGOING THRU AUG. 10
SHREK THE MUSICAL
Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre
(239) 278-4422 or
www.broadwaypalm.com
ONGOING THRU AUG. 10
FUNNY MONEY
Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre
(239) 278-4422 or
www.broadwaypalm.com
JULY 6
KIDGITS: WHEN I GROW UP
Coconut Point Mall, Estero
(239) 992-9966 or
www.simon.com/mall/coconut-point
JULY 5 THRU SEPT. 28
BY JOVE, YOURE DEAD
Seminole Gulf Railway
(239) 275-8487 or
www.semgulf.com
JULY 11
DOGS NITE OUT
Coconut Point Mall, Estero
www.simon.com/mall/coconut-point
JULY 14
CAR CRUISE IN
Miromar Outlets, Estero,
11 a.m.- 3 p.m.
www.miromaroutlets.com
JULY 19
PROFESSIONAL BULL
FIGHTERS
Germain Arena, Estero
(239) 948-7825 or
www.germainarena.com
JULY 25
ART WALK
The Promenade at Bonita
Bay, 5-7 p.m.
(239) 495-8989 or
www.artcenterbonita.org
MIRACLE BASEBALL
Hammond Stadium at the
Lee County Sports Complex
(239) 768-4210
www.miraclebaseball.com
JULY 1
FT. MYERS MIRACLE
VS.
ST. LOUIS
JULY 3, 5
FT. MYERS MIRACLE
VS.
BRADENTON
JULY 9, 10, 11
FT. MYERS MIRACLE
VS.
JUPITER
JULY 12, 13, 14, 15
FT. MYERS MIRACLE
VS.
LAKELAND
JULY 25, 26, 27, 28
FT. MYERS MIRACLE
VS.
CLEARWATER
JULY 30, 31
FT. MYERS MIRACLE
VS.
DAYTONA
HERE ARE SOME OTHER
HAPPENINGS AROUND
Estero in July:
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Sun Cup Amateur
Golf Tournament
The Sun Cup amateur golf tournament
was held at various local golf courses
April 19-May 3. The charitable tournament
benets The Golisano Childrens Hospital of
Southwest Florida and Barbaras Friends, the
Childrens Hospital Cancer Fund. Participants
played 72 holes of golf, culminating with
leaders vying for the prized Sun Cup
championship at Old Corkscrew Golf Course.
After each day of golng, participants relaxed
at the 19th Hole at Gulf Coast Town Center.
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silent auction and the highlights and ac-
complishments of the 4 local chapters of
WCR. Present was the Florida State Chapter
President, Amy Worth-Paul.
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Figs Grille is the latest creation in Sam
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His decade long tenure as Executive
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longed to Go home again and share
the warmth, culture, and food of
his beloved
Mediterranean...
Hence... Figs Grille.
Welcome
4:30-10:00 7 days a week
Reservations Suggested
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The players, coaches and staff were
all honored for their 2nd consecutive,
undefeated A-Sun Season.
There was a special tribute to graduating
seniors Brittany Kennedy, Lerrin Cook and
Joyce Iamstrong.
Head Coach, Karl Smesko was honored as
A-Sun Coach of the Year.
FGCU Womens
Basketball
Banquet
Congratulations!!!
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