June 2026 Events in Fort Myers
We're seeing 146 events in Fort Myers in June.
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Tuesday, June 2
Wednesday, June 3
Thursday, June 4
Book Discussion - Women of a Promiscuous Nature by Donna Everhart
Discussion of Donna Everhart's book about a young woman fighting back against unjust incarceration and medical treatment in 1940s North Carolina.
Learn about subjects related to Edison and Ford with site historians in the museum, included with admission.
Street & Documentary Photography Workshop
Hands-on evening workshop on street and documentary photography with Kevin Boller, including a talk on history and ethics, a guided photo walk in downtown Fort Myers, and group image review.
The Allies must uncover the secret to victory and identify the killer in this immersive WWII-themed mystery experience.
Friday, June 5
Kickstart summer reading with activities, crafts, music, and a free book for children and teens.
Rainbow Fish learns it is better to be admired for kindness than beauty after the wise Octopus teaches a lesson.
On the first Friday of each month, Downtown Fort Myers features local and regional artists demonstrating and selling original artwork from 6-10pm.
Saturday, June 6
Kids fish catch-and-release on the back lake at Bass Pro Shops and earn a First Fish Award.
Coffee Roasting Demonstration at Dean St. Coffee Roastery
Live demonstration of the coffee roasting process every Saturday.
Children and teens reduce overdue fines by $2 for every 15 minutes read, up to $8 per session.
Magical festival featuring unicorn-themed drinks, food, crafts, games, and vendors for all ages.
Kickoff summer reading with dinosaur footprint painting, balloon animals, sensory bins, and photos.
Rainbow Fish learns it is better to be admired for kindness than beauty after the wise Octopus teaches a lesson.
Fort Myers Teen Summer Reading Kickoff: Squid Games
For ages 12-18, compete in Squid Games-inspired challenges and sign up for summer reading.
The Allies must uncover the secret to victory and identify the killer in this WWII-themed murder mystery aboard the train.
High-energy neon glow dance party with live DJ, glow drinks, and neon vibes.
Robin Dawn Academy presents Dancing Across Fantasy Realms
Sunday, June 7
Monday, June 8
Summer Camp: Jr. Wildlife Keepers (4th-6th grade)
Learn what it's like to work with animals at a nature center.
Tuesday, June 9
Rainbow Fish learns it is better to be admired for kindness than beauty after the wise Octopus teaches a lesson.
Discover exotic animals and learn about wildlife management, rescue, and conservation efforts.
IMAG presents a fiery summer reading science show featuring explosive demonstrations like fireballs, whoosh tubes, and lightning arcs.
Teens experiment making various slimes like fluffy, stretchy, glossy, and crunchy to customize and take home.
Improve Spanish fluency through conversation with other adults.
Wednesday, June 10
Babies and caregivers are invited for sensory play, literacy activities, and more in this program for ages birth to 23 months.
Mindful breathing, movements, and relaxation with free-roaming bunnies for gentle interaction.
Create a dinosaur coaster using punch needle fiber art; all materials provided.
Thursday, June 11
Kids Adams Animal Encounters - Reptiles Revealed!
For ages 6-11, discover exotic animals and learn about wildlife rescue and conservation in this summer reading program.
This fun and engaging summer reading program will delight young dinosaur fans.
Rainbow Fish learns it is better to be admired for kindness than beauty after the wise Octopus teaches a lesson.
Step-by-step instruction on shape, proportion, and shading to create realistic portraits. All supplies provided.
Ranger Rob: Discover How You Affect the World
Special summer reading program from local naturalist Ranger Rob on how small actions impact the world.
Ages 12-18 practice yoga, mindful breathing, and relaxation with free-roaming bunnies.
Teens explore Florida pottery history through hands-on clay experiments and learn about its archaeological significance.
The Allies must find the secret to victory and the killer in this WWII mystery aboard the train.
Friday, June 12
Collaborative block-building program for preschoolers focusing on social skill development.
Experience magical moments at our Royal Storytime with stories, songs, and princess and knight training.
Rainbow Fish learns it is better to be admired for kindness than beauty after the wise Octopus teaches a lesson.
Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon
Experience Pink Floyd's iconic album in the planetarium with visuals.
Join local artists, galleries, musicians and shops for a family-friendly Matlacha Art Walk with live music, vendors, and Sip and Shop experiences.
The Allies must uncover the secret to victory and identify the killer in this WWII-themed murder mystery experience aboard the train.
Saturday, June 13
Children and teens reduce overdue fines by reading; earn up to $8 credit per session.
Sculpt and design unique creations using air-dry clay and provided tools.
Experience a candlelit multi-sensory tribute to ABBA and Queen performed by the Listeso String Quartet at the Music & Arts Community Center.
Experience a WWII-themed murder mystery aboard the train, where the Allies must discover the secret to victory and catch the killer.
Sunday, June 14
Monday, June 15
Summer Camp: Outdoor Survival Lvl 1 (5th-8th grade)
Master hands-on survival skills in forest and swamp adventures.
Hands-on STEM and early literacy activities for birth to 5 years; no registration required.
Adult learners practice conversational English with native speakers on everyday topics.
Tuesday, June 16
Discover the significance of 1776 and the ideology behind the Declaration of Independence.
Rainbow Fish learns it is better to be admired for kindness than beauty after the wise Octopus teaches a lesson.
Join us for a screening of In a Lonely Place, followed by a brief discussion of the film.
Wednesday, June 17
Discuss historical fiction and narrative non-fiction, including The Star from Calcutta by Sujata Massey.
Join us for a mini art workshop with local SW Florida artist Jeff Ocasio of Ocasiocasa.
Sanibel SEA Lab - Discover Mangrove Ecosystems
Uncover what makes Southwest Floridaโs mangroves so important in this hands-on learning summer reading program.
Thursday, June 18
Kids Dino Academy: A Dinosaur Discovery Show
For ages 6-11, this puppet-filled show explores dinosaur facts through science, storytelling and imagination.
Learn, Play & Grow With Healthy Start of SWFL
Join us for our Learn, Play and Grow summer reading program in partnership with Healthy Start of SWFL.
Book Discussion - The Listeners by Maggie Stiefvater
Discuss the historical novel 'The Listeners' by Maggie Stiefvater about Axis diplomats detained in the U.S. during WWII.
Learn about subjects related to Edison and Ford with Site Historians in the museum.
Join Mr. Glen on his quest to repair a childhood storybook while learning about fossils, landforms, geology, and earthโs place in the galaxy.
Ranger Rob: Teens Discover How You Affect the World
Enjoy a special summer reading program from local naturalist Ranger Rob designed for curious teens.
Join weekly chess night at Millennial Brewing to play, hang out, and enjoy beer while providing input on future event enhancements.
Wood Songs II: Clarinet Quintets by Carl Maria von Weber and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor
A chamber music concert featuring clarinet quintets by Carl Maria von Weber and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor.
Friday, June 19
Experience magical moments at our Royal Storytime with stories, songs, and princess and knight training.
Learn, Play & Grow with Healthy Start of SWFL
Join us for our Learn, Play and Grow program in partnership with Healthy Start of SWFL offering free developmental screenings.
Preschool children and caregivers explore early literacy using puppets to encourage imagination, vocabulary, and comprehension.
Step Into History Digital Edition: Sir Hiram Maxim
Join us to learn about Sir Hiram Maxim, the inventor of the first fully-automatic Machine-Gun and business rival to Thomas Edison.
Join us for National Martini Day.
Rainbow Fish learns it is better to be admired for kindness than beauty after the wise Octopus teaches a lesson.
On the third Friday of every month, the streets of historic downtown Fort Myers come alive with dancing, music, and live performances from bands, DJs, soloists, and duets.
Musicians perform a variety of genres on the closed historic streets of downtown Fort Myers.
Experience live music at venues across downtown Fort Myers during the July Music Walk.
Downtown Fort Myers comes alive with local and regional musicians lining the streets on the third Friday of each month.
Saturday, June 20
Meetup for doodle dog breeds on June 20th from 11am to 1pm.
Children and teens can reduce overdue fines by reading during this program.
Join a relaxing afternoon of coloring while making new friends, with all supplies provided.
Get ready to relive the hits of Motown and beyond as this exciting, high-energy act unleashes superior vocals and slick dance moves powered by pure soul.
Sunday, June 21
Celebrate Father's Day with us.
Get two loaded tacos and one beer on tap for just $8 every Sunday at Millennial in collaboration with Tacos Los Campiones.
Treat Dad to a Prime Rib Dinner and watch "Secret to Victory" for a relaxing Sunday evening dinner.
Monday, June 22
Summer Camp: Heroes of the Wild (1st-3rd grade) NEW!
Discover animal superpowers in a wild adventure.
Tuesday, June 23
Create a tiny version of your favorite book in this arts and crafts workshop for teens.
Wednesday, June 24
Babies and their caregivers are invited for sensory play, literacy activities, and more as part of the summer reading program for ages birth to 23 months.
Local cartoonist Doug MacGregor will guide you through developing your own cartoon characters from character studies to a storyboard.
Bring your friends or make some new ones at this fun summer reading program with board games, video games, rock painting and sand art.
Thursday, June 25
Kids Professor Universe: The Dino Who Dunnit
For ages 6-11, join Professor Universe for a fun, playful, and interactive paleo-mystery experience with dinosaurs, science, and comedy.
Storytime program for children ages birth to five years.
Learn how to fold book pages to create unique and creative art displaysโno prior experience needed.
IMAG presents a fiery, messy, hair-raising, explosive summer reading show with science demonstrations.
Teens tap into creativity to make a unique UV resin piece as part of the summer reading program for ages 12 to 18.
Summer Adventures: Junk Journaling for Teens
Join us for a creative Junk Journaling Workshop where teens can turn scraps, photos, and memorabilia into a one-of-a-kind journal.
The Gulf Coast Jazz Collective celebrates Fats Waller's music with rollicking piano, big personality, and pure joy.
Watch a youth theater production of the musical RENT.
Friday, June 26
Little ones are invited to a Play-doh Play Hour to roll, shape, and create with colorful dough.
Enjoy magical storytime with stories, songs, and princess and knight training activities.
Stomp, sway and roar into summer reading with your little dinosaur through songs, movement and a playful indoor parade.
Explore tattoo art, vendors, and live demonstrations at the Florida Gulf Coast Tattoo Expo.
Sing Broadway tunes in the spotlight or make your friends perform.
Saturday, June 27
Eight competitors serve classic and gourmet mac and cheese creations with professional judging, crowd awards, beer, and music at Millennial.
Sunday, June 28
Monday, June 29
Celebrate the nations 250th anniversary of signing the Declaration of Independence
Edison and Ford Winter Estates will celebrate the nations 250th anniversary of signing the Declaration of Independence with a series of Step into History presentations.
Summer Camp: Wildcraft (1st-3rd/4th-6th)
Using the outdoors as both inspiration and materials, campers will explore their creative side through hands-on projects, crafts, and DIY creations.
Interactive sessions for adult learners to practice speaking English with native speakers on everyday situations, current events, and cultural topics.
Tuesday, June 30
Come join us every Tuesday open to close for tacos downtown and trivia.
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