easier breathing, stronger tissues, more
comfortable joints and inspiration for the
future.
For specific location, times and costs, call
239-540-1220, visit NaturalFamilyPhysi-
cians.com or email Contact@NaturalFa-
milyPhysicians.com. See ad, page 19.
Mystic Faire
Returns to Naples
M
ore than 50 vendors and experts
will offer a wide variety of artistic
wares and health services at the fifth an-
nual Spring Mystic Faire, from 10 a.m. to
6 p.m., April 3, at Etudes de Ballet Dance
Studio, in Naples. The event is the largest
of its kind in the region.
Attendees will meet healers and
psychics, some from as far away as Eng-
land, dedicated to healing others and the
planet. Many vendors will offer unique
jewelry, art, clothing, candles, flower
essences and more. Lectures will take
place throughout the day and a raffle will
be held hourly.
Admission fee: $5 (additional tickets can
be purchased to benefit the local Fam-
ily to Family organization). Location:
3285 Pine Ridge Rd. For more info, call
Candyce Strafford at 239-949-3387 or
visit
OneWorldOneLight.org. See ad on
page 55.
Ice Age at Wa-Ke
Hatchee Rec Center
F
amily fun and free-admission, big-
screen entertainment will mark the
fifth annual Movie in the Park event, spon-
sored by Chick-Fil-A/Cypress Lake Plaza
and Lee County Parks & Recreation, start-
ing at 7 p.m., March 13. Ice Age ~ Dawn
of the Dinosaurs, a PG-rated animated
film featuring the voices of Ray Romano
and Queen Latifah, will be shown at Wa-Ke
Hatchee Recreation Center, in Fort Myers.
Prior to the movie, there will be fam-
ily games and other festivities beginning
at 5:30 p.m. Free popcorn will be avail-
able and the sponsor’s food will be on
sale. Personal coolers, food and drinks
are prohibited at the event.
Location: 16355 Summerlin Rd. For info,
call 239-432-2154 or visit
LeeParks.org.
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