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Introduction to Mexican Archaeology

Published on December 05, 2025

From Teotihuacan to the colonial period to the present…we will learn how archaeology has developed in Mexico. In addition, we will explore several of the pre-Hispanic cultures and the most recent archaeological discoveries in the country. This archaeology talk given by Natalie De La Torre Salas, Public Archaeology Coordinator for the Florida Public Archaeology Network.

Love Letters from the Key Marco Cat

Published on December 05, 2025

In preparation for the return of the Key Marco Cat to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC, we will create love letters for the Cat. We will provide the stationary, you bring the love! This family fun event is free and does not require reservations.

Naples Depot Grand Reopening Celebration

Published on December 05, 2025

Join us as we celebrate the Grand Re-Opening of the historic Naples Depot! After enduring years of closure due to Hurricane Ian, we welcome you back to the railroading boom days of the Roaring Twenties! Explore how generations of Southwest Floridians used technology and transportation to conquer a vast and seemingly impenetrable frontier.

The Long, Strange History of Mankind’s Attempts to Drain the Everglade

Published on December 24, 2025

Long before the construction of the Tamiami Trail, avaricious developers and aspiring homesteaders were exploring and encouraging the possibility of draining the vast wetlands that comprised the center of our state from Lake Okeechobee to Florida Bay.

Jump, Jog, and Gymnastics Family Day

Published on December 08, 2025

Get the year started off on the right, and left, foot! We'll show you how fitness can be fun! You don't have to join a gym to get fit, just jump, jog, and jive your way to feelin' fine!

All Aboard for Storytime!

Published on December 08, 2025

All aboard! Please join us as we explore transportation books with museum staff in our 1947 Budd Train Car. Suitable for ages 2-5. Limited seating, RSVP required.

Connect & Protect Gallery Talk

Published on December 08, 2025

Join representatives from the Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation on a narrated tour of photographs representing the first forty properties conserved under the Florida Wildlife Corridor Act.

Movie Night: Night at the Museum

Published on December 10, 2025

Join us at the Naples Depot Museum for a fun movie night at the museum. Doors open at 5:30PM and the movie will start at 6:00PM. Come early to grab a spot and bring a blanket to sit on!
Popcorn will be provided.
Seating is limited, RSVP at our website or call (239) 252-8419.

A Year of Clarity: Rewriting Old Patterns with the Four Agreements

Published on January 23, 2026

This will be a 90-minute New Year workshop designed to help people release outdated habits and create more peace in their everyday lives. Drawing from Don Miguel Ruiz's timeless teachings, this session will explore how the Four Agreements can become practical, everyday tools–not just inspiring ideas–so people can navigate life with greater clarity, compassion, and personal freedom.

Aztec Dancers: A Living Tradition by Lisette Morales Closing Reception

Published on January 23, 2026

Aztec Dancers is a photo exhibition by local photographer Lisette Morales, celebrating Danza Azteca Guadalupana as practiced in Southwest Florida. Documenting a year and a half of devotion, the series centers the Navarro family’s twenty-five year commitment to this sacred, syncretic tradition, presented each year from Día de los Muertos through Three Kings Day. Morales’s images honor the spiritual

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Introduction to Mexican Archaeology

Love Letters from the Key Marco Cat

Naples Depot Grand Reopening Celebration

The Long, Strange History of Mankind’s Attempts to Drain the Everglade

Jump, Jog, and Gymnastics Family Day

All Aboard for Storytime!

Connect & Protect Gallery Talk

Movie Night: Night at the Museum

A Year of Clarity: Rewriting Old Patterns with the Four Agreements

Aztec Dancers: A Living Tradition by Lisette Morales Closing Reception

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