Prepare for the Storm: CNCP Closure and Virtual Experiences
- eraddatz7
- Oct 8, 2024
- 2 min read
As we prepare for the approaching storm, we are taking the necessary steps to button up the Center and Planetarium and secure our cool creatures. At this time, we will be closed through Thursday. Your safety is our top priority, and we wish everyone to be safe out there. We look forward to welcoming you back under better circumstances as soon as it is safe to do so.
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Help us bring our newly renovated Planetarium to life by donating to our capital campaign here. Explore special sponsorship opportunities, including naming rights for Planetarium seats and other key features here. 💖
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A Special Thank You: We extend our heartfelt thanks to our supporters, including Vulcan Materials, R4, Aux Delicies, Famous Dave’s, The City of Fort Myers, The Fred and Jean Allegretti Foundation, Heitman House, and the Fort Myers Film Festival.
Stay Connected Cozy at home? Experience the Calusa Nature Center virtually! Enjoy our FREE T360 tour from your couch: #HomeBoundAdventures #NatureAtHome. Immerse yourself in our fresh interactive education videos here. Make your event unforgettable with one of Florida's unique venues! From weddings and showers to meetings and parties, we offer stunning indoor and outdoor spaces. Reach out now to reserve your date!
Stay connected and learn more about our events and programming by visiting www.calusanature.org or following us on social media. For a recent look at our renovation updates, check out the NBC2 story here.
For media inquiries or interview opportunities, please contact:
Contact: Eric Raddatz
Executive Director
Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium
3450 Ortiz Avenue
Fort Myers, FL 33905
Email: eraddatz@calusanature.org
Phone: 239.275.3435
Website: www.calusanature.org
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