Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium Announces “Pints in the Pines,” an After-Dark Gala Under the Stars March 7
- eraddatz7
- Feb 2
- 2 min read
Fort Myers, FL — Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium invites the community to experience nature like never before at Pints in the Pines, an unforgettable evening of craft beer, live music, and stargazing on Saturday, March 7, 2026, from 6:00 to 10:00 PM, at its campus located at 3450 Ortiz Avenue, Fort Myers.
Set beneath the night sky and surrounded by the natural beauty of Calusa’s wooded trails, Pints in the Pines is a one-night-only event benefiting the Calusa Nature Center, your nature space in SWFL. Guests will enjoy a relaxed, festive atmosphere featuring craft beer and refreshing beverages, local bites, live music, a silent auction, and exclusive access to the Nature Center after dark.
Attendees are invited to wander moonlit trails, mingle with friends old and new, and take part in a special Planetarium experience that brings the night sky to life. Whether you’re a longtime supporter or discovering Calusa for the first time, Pints in the Pines offers a unique way to connect with nature, science, and the community.
Event Details:Pints in the Pines
Date: Saturday, March 7, 2026
Time: 6:00–10:00 PM
Location: Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium3450 Ortiz Ave, Fort Myers, FL 33905
Tickets: $60 per personTickets are available now at www.calusanature.org
What’s Included:• Craft beer and refreshing beverages• Local bites• Live music and great vibes• Access to nature trails after dark• Special Planetarium show• A night you won’t want to miss
Proceeds from Pints in the Pines support Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium’s educational programs, animal care, conservation efforts, and community outreach initiatives.
This event is brought to you in part by Sanibel Captiva Community Bank.
For more information or media inquiries, contact:
Eric Raddatz
Email: eraddatz@calusanature.org
IN THE NEWS
A new documentary short by filmmaker John Biffar premiered January 17 at the Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium, honoring the legacy of Dr. Bill Hammond, Ph.D., Founder and Board Member Emeritus, and the collective efforts of the many individuals who helped establish and sustain one of Southwest Florida’s most important environmental institutions. You can watch it here!
The film underscores that Calusa’s success has always been rooted in collaboration, highlighting the many people who answered Dr. Hammond’s call to protect nature, expand access to science education, and inspire stewardship across generations.
“This documentary reflects Bill Hammond’s belief that conservation and education succeed when a community comes together,” said Executive Director Eric Raddatz.
About Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium
Founded in 1969, Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium is a nonprofit, 105-acre environmental sanctuary in Fort Myers. Featuring hiking trails, wildlife exhibits, butterfly gardens, and the region’s only public planetarium, CNCP is dedicated to education, conservation, and inspiration through nature and science.
Plan Your Visit
Address: 3450 Ortiz Ave, Fort Myers, FL 33905
Hours: Mon–Sat, 10 AM–4 PM | Evening Events at 7:00 PM
Contact: (239) 275-3435 | info@calusanature.org
Website: www.calusanature.org
Media Contact
Eric Raddatz
Executive Director, Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium
📞 (239) 275-3435
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Hey! I attended last year, and it was a fantastic event. The atmosphere is amazing, especially with the stars above you and the unique setting.
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