Alliance for the Arts 10091 McGregor Blvd. Fort Myers, FL 33919
239-939-2787
The Alliance for the Arts is the officially designated Arts organization for Lee County charged with the mission to “facilitate and nurture the creation, development, promotion and education of arts and culture in Lee County”.
Founded in 1975 by community leaders such as David Robinson and Barbara B. Mann, the Alliance for the Arts mission was created to foster the growth of local arts. The Alliance’s membership includes 50 related arts and cultural organizations and supports over 16 local organizations by providing meeting and classroom space in the 12,000 square foot William R. Frizzell Cultural Centre on a 10.3-acre campus opened in 1992.
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Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall 8099 College Parkway Fort Myers, FL 33919
239-481-4849
Located at the Edison Community College campus on College Parkway, the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall, features top-name entertainment including, Broadway productions, dance, comedians and both popular and classical music concerts. The large facility boasts 1,753 seats.
Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre in Fort Myers is now celebrating its 14th Fabulous Season. The theatre entertains over 150,000 guests annually. The 448-seat facility has expanded a number of times and now includes an additional 90-seat “black-box” theatre called The Off Broadway Palm Theatre, and two banquet facilities - Café Cabaret and The Art Café
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Collier County Museum 3301 Tamiami Trail East Naples, FL 34112
239-774-8476
Journey back over 10,000 years of Southwest Florida’s unique past at the Collier County Museum. Learn about mastodons and fierce saber cats, Calusa and Seminole Indians, and the rugged pioneers who settled one of America’s last frontiers. Visitors can enjoy five acres of native gardens, two early Naples cottages, swamp buggies a logging locomotive and even a WWII Sherman tank. Special programs and exhibitions are presented throughout the year. The Museum is located just five minutes east of downtown Naples at the Government Center.
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Florida Repertory Theatre 2267 1st Street Fort Myers, FL 33901
239-332-4488
The Florida Repertory Theatre is the only professional regional theatre below Sarasota in Southwest Florida. Florida Rep is an ensemble based company which was established in 1998 as a Not-for-Profit when Producing Artistic Director Robert Cacioppo was offered the historic Arcade Theatre in downtown Fort Myers.
Now, as the Florida Repertory Theatre enters its seventh season, it is pleased to boast over 5,000 subscribers, a year-round season, a New Play Reading Series and many education and outreach programs which benefit both the theatre and the community.
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Museum of the Everglades 105 West Broadway Everglades City, FL 33929
239-695-0008
A showcase for the rich and colorful history of the region, the museum displays artifacts and photographs telling the story of 2,000 years of human habitation in southwest Everglades. This lush environment shaped the lives of all who came here: ancient Calusa, Seminole, pioneer and entrepreneur.
Permanent exhibits feature Barron G. Collier's successful transformation of a pioneer village into a modern 1920's town and his fulfillment of a promise to complete the road (the Tamiami Trail) that would open the area to tourism and development.
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Naples Museum of Art 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd. Naples, FL 34108
239-597-1900
The Naples Museum of Art invites you to experience the wonder of the visual arts, and to become a part of our cultural adventure.
The Museum is a reflection of the unique spirit and generosity of Southwest Florida.
Our visual arts center includes a three-story, 30,000-square-foot museum with 15 galleries, a glass dome conservatory, entrance gates by renowned metal artist Albert Paley, spectacular chandeliers and a Persian ceiling by acclaimed glass artist Dale Chihuly, a resource room and the Museum Store.
The Museum is dedicated to displaying world-class painting, sculpture, drawing and other art forms, while providing educational programs and lectures.
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Philharmonic Center for the Arts 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd. Naples, FL 34108
239-597-1900
The Philharmonic Center Cultural Complex combines the very best of the performing and the visual arts.
The Philharmonic Center for the Arts in Naples, Florida, home of the Naples Philharmonic Orchestra, is the premier performing arts hall in Southwest Florida, hosting more than 400 events a year including world class dance, opera, classical and popular music and Broadway musicals.
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Sugden Community Theatre 701 Fifth Ave. S. Naples, FL 34102
239-263-7990
The Sugden Theatre is located in the heart of historic Downtown Naples. Highlights of the beautiful multi-million dollar facility are a 315 seat main stage and a 90 seat studio stage. The theatre features performances by the critically acclaimed Naples Players who perform musicals, comedies, dramas and children’s shows.
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The von Liebig Art Center 585 Park Street Naples, FL 34102
239-262-6517
The Naples Art Association's von Liebig Art Center, designed by Naples architect Alfred French, was officially dedicated and opened to the public. The inaugural exhibition of fifty works from its newly formed permanent collection of post-war American Art, an initiative begun in 1995 and acquired through gifts, was exhibited. The two-story, 16,000 sq. ft. center features six studios, lobby gallery, a main exhibition gallery, four galleries-in-the-round, two collection storage vaults, library resource center, gift shop, administrative offices and a catering kitchen. The von Liebig Art Center has become a well-respected and vital cultural resource, and widely recognized for bringing excellence in the visual arts to the growing southwest Florida community.
The Alliance for the Arts is the officially designated Arts organization for Lee County charged with the mission to “facilitate and nurture the creation, development, promotion and education of arts and culture in Lee County”.
Founded in 1975 by community leaders such as David Robinson and Barbara B. Mann, the Alliance for the Arts mission was created to foster the growth of local arts. The Alliance’s membership includes 50 related arts and cultural organizations and supports over 16 local organizations by providing meeting and classroom space in the 12,000 square foot William R. Frizzell Cultural Centre on a 10.3-acre campus opened in 1992.
Located at the Edison Community College campus on College Parkway, the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall, features top-name entertainment including, Broadway productions, dance, comedians and both popular and classical music concerts. The large facility boasts 1,753 seats. 
Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre in Fort Myers is now celebrating its 14th Fabulous Season. The theatre entertains over 150,000 guests annually. The 448-seat facility has expanded a number of times and now includes an additional 90-seat “black-box” theatre called The Off Broadway Palm Theatre, and two banquet facilities - Café Cabaret and The Art Café
The Florida Repertory Theatre is the only professional regional theatre below Sarasota in Southwest Florida. Florida Rep is an ensemble based company which was established in 1998 as a Not-for-Profit when Producing Artistic Director Robert Cacioppo was offered the historic Arcade Theatre in downtown Fort Myers.
Now, as the Florida Repertory Theatre enters its seventh season, it is pleased to boast over 5,000 subscribers, a year-round season, a New Play Reading Series and many education and outreach programs which benefit both the theatre and the community.
The Philharmonic Center Cultural Complex combines the very best of the performing and the visual arts.
The Philharmonic Center for the Arts in Naples, Florida, home of the Naples Philharmonic Orchestra, is the premier performing arts hall in Southwest Florida, hosting more than 400 events a year including world class dance, opera, classical and popular music and Broadway musicals.
The Naples Art Association's von Liebig Art Center, designed by Naples architect Alfred French, was officially dedicated and opened to the public. The inaugural exhibition of fifty works from its newly formed permanent collection of post-war American Art, an initiative begun in 1995 and acquired through gifts, was exhibited. The two-story, 16,000 sq. ft. center features six studios, lobby gallery, a main exhibition gallery, four galleries-in-the-round, two collection storage vaults, library resource center, gift shop, administrative offices and a catering kitchen. The von Liebig Art Center has become a well-respected and vital cultural resource, and widely recognized for bringing excellence in the visual arts to the growing southwest Florida community.