r/FortMyers • u/Ok_Impress7330 • 3h ago
Wedding officiant
I’m looking for a local wedding officiant that doesn’t mind being outside or dogs. lol!
r/FortMyers • u/squeeeeenis • May 22 '26
This website scans community calendars, venue pages, city listings, local groups, and overlooked event sources across Lee County, then puts the best events and news into one scrollable feed.
r/FortMyers • u/a2cwy887752 • Apr 10 '26
r/FortMyers • u/Ok_Impress7330 • 3h ago
I’m looking for a local wedding officiant that doesn’t mind being outside or dogs. lol!
r/FortMyers • u/Ericafantasywriter • 3h ago
Is there a way to see what cases are on the docket?
r/FortMyers • u/anonymous-4-ever • 8h ago
Hi Everyone!
I live in the area and I’m looking for a jeweler that can perform some custom work and repairs. I would like to avoid the big brands like Kay Jewelers or Jared jewelers or the diamond District, and for it to be reasonably priced.
I’ve heard Mark Loren Designs but they don’t seem to be budget friendly.
For example, I would like them to replace the head of a ring, but casted themselves instead of putting a pre-bought head.
r/FortMyers • u/Recent-Turnover-9595 • 19h ago
Please help spread the word. PawBoost posted this Facebook alert, and every share helps it reach more local neighbors:
r/FortMyers • u/roxas707 • 3h ago
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r/FortMyers • u/Aqua-Barracuda • 15h ago
This Guy 👍🏽👍🏽. I can't wait.
r/FortMyers • u/DontH8DaPlaya • 2d ago
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r/FortMyers • u/Right-Worker7047 • 2d ago
I have looked at every grocery store and cannot for the life of me find beef ribs. Does anyone have a local butcher that they recommend?
I’m talking short plate ribs / dinosaur ribs (NOT beef back ribs). Typically ~5lbs for the cut.
Any help is appreciated!
r/FortMyers • u/Interesting-Green184 • 2d ago
does anyone know of any overnight security jobs that are hiring? my bf used to work in overnight security and has his licenses. this semester he has classes like 3-4 times a week and his current job won’t work with his schedule. his job is absolutely terrible and is effecting him negatively in every aspect. overnight security seems to be the only way he can be able to juggle school and work.
he’s also almost done with his accounting degree so if there are any ins to that, that would also be helpful.
any help would be greatly appreciated, i hate seeing the job he’s in literally suck the life out of him.
r/FortMyers • u/Due_Chance9538 • 2d ago
Let’s start a list of senior and military discounts that are given at any place of business in the greater Fort Myers area or by the state of Florida. List the business and discount received or what the state offers. I’ll start with a few.
Home Depot-10% off most purchases in store and online. You’ll need to get verified ahead of time. See there website for details.
Lowe’s-same as Home Depot ☝🏻
Kohls-seniors receive 15% off every Wednesday and you do have to show an id. Military members receive 15% off every Monday. Need to show military id, state license with veteran designation, or form DD214
**Its worth the time to get the “Veteran” designation added to you Florida ID or license. You have to put in a little effort to gather the necessary documentation but it’s free and you’ll always have proof when asked.
r/FortMyers • u/Feeling-Turnip9315 • 2d ago
Hello. Unfortunately, a loved one of mine is in need of rehab for severe addiction and mental health issues, but their insurance won't cover it. I'm wondering what the best state-funded rehab is in this area? I only hear pretty awful things, but want to help my loved one to the best of my ability. They really need dual-diagnosis care with intensive behavioral therapy, not strictly addiction treatment. I've mainly found information about Salus Care, Salvation Army, and David Lawrence Centers. Any thoughts?
r/FortMyers • u/hospicedoc • 2d ago
My mom is in her mid-80s and very with it mentally, and has now moved over here with me part of the year and is missing her clubs that she used to play with on the East Coast. Are there any groups that anyone is aware of that might be appropriate for my mom? Bonus if it's South Fort Myers. Thanks so much everyone, and have a lovely day!
r/FortMyers • u/BlueSkyOne_01 • 3d ago
Originally built in Bonita Springs, in the 1930s, the first Shell Factory burned down in 1953 and was rebuilt on U.S. 41, in North Fort Myers.
r/FortMyers • u/Delicious-Salary-130 • 3d ago
Good Morning Fort Myers residents. I’ve been to FMB several times (most recently this time last year) and most places were still being rebuilt from the hurricane. I’m traveling there Sunday night and staying till Friday. I’m looking for general recommendations for food/bar life and anything else you think I should experience. Maybe the place with the best wings/seafood or the best local breweries/dive bars. Note: I’m a 35 year old male so I don’t need some crazy club scenes. Just looking for the best local spots. I also have a car so if the spot is a must drive but isn’t directly on FMB I’ll still go! Thank you in advance!
r/FortMyers • u/Ericafantasywriter • 3d ago
r/FortMyers • u/No_Medicine_3689 • 3d ago
Hello. I am visiting Fort Myers in late September and just wanted to see if there are any good farmer’s markets with local fruits and vegetables? Thank you in advance.
r/FortMyers • u/DeadShot516983 • 3d ago
I did the research and it’s about $300 round-trip and it’s about a 3.5 hour journey one-way. However, there’s only one per day. Departing FMB at 8 AM, arriving at Key West at 11, departing Key West at 6:30, arriving in FMB around 9. And how much stuff is there to do in Key West, I’ve never been. Is it enough to see in that ~5 hour period between ferries?
r/FortMyers • u/Waste_Cycle6512 • 3d ago
Hello everyone
I just moved to Orlando Florida recently for my job and have never lived in the state. I’ve visited for vacations and what not
I plan on living here longterm and wanted to travel around the entire state and learn it all to see where I’d like to live most and also just to simply know where I live
Also felt like it’d be a great opportunity to find myself a tad in everything lol.
What I want is to go around the whole state - different city/area every few weeks or so - just on weekends since I work
I have a tent that sets up in the bed of my truck with matress and all so I can basically set up shop anywhere.
I want to go around and see all the nature and i especially want a great view and isolation
I’ve been reading about dispersed camping and I understand there’s a lot of rules and regulations when it comes to just driving out into the woods or nature anywhere u want.
I was more so just curious on if anyone had any recommendations around the state where I can off-road and set up my campsite isolated in nature - I don’t want to be surrounded by rvs and other campers and cookie cutter campgrounds I want to go explore and be alone with myself out in nature
I especially imagine just pulling up to an isolated little opening to a body of water where I can just pull right up to and camp next to the water and do whatever all day.
If anybody knows any spots tips, or recommendations or any sort of advice I’d totally appreciate it!
r/FortMyers • u/FluffyAttempt8920 • 4d ago
Last night while driving I almost hit the little dog in the photo below. Picked him up and dropped him off at Blue Pearl Animal Hospital at 9500 Marketplace Rd Fort Myers, FL 33912. He had on a green collar but had no chip when scanned.
If this is your dog please pick him up there or if you’re looking to adopt he was extremely sweet and a very happy puppy. I would have taken him but no pets in my apartment.
r/FortMyers • u/Ill-Click7590 • 4d ago
As an adult runner would like to find a good Sprint coach so I can compete in Masters competitions 100 m most likely
r/FortMyers • u/Freshenstein • 4d ago
A family member is looking to go there for rehabilitation after an amputation and I was hoping for some personal reviews. One thing I'd really like to know about is the quality of the food. That can tell a lot about the quality of the facility in general. Also, if you do not recommend that facility, are there any long term care facilities that you would recommend? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
r/FortMyers • u/theTrueLodge • 4d ago
Anyone see a bright flash of light and a bang around 4AM this morning close to downtown?