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November is another great month on Sanibel. Lovely weather with the ability to be outdoors all day and night make the 11th month a perfect time to
The following activities are suggested on the BestofSanibelCaptiva.com
November 115th Annual Esperanza Woodring Castnet Rodeo. A family event where children and adults throw castnets at moving and stationary targets. Prizes are given to all children entrants. The first place winner in the adult category will receive a $500 prize. Refreshments will be available. Free Lessons & Demonstrations: 8:00am to 9:00am. Children's Competition Begins: 9:30am. Adult Competition Begins: 1:00pm. The fun takes place at The Bait Box, 1041 Periwinkle Way. Call 239.472.1618 or go to www.thebaitbox.com/ for more information and a registration form
November 1 - 2 Calusa Blueway Paddling Festival. A fall festival designed for canoe and kayak enthusiasts as well as eco-tourists, the festival that celebrates Southwest Florida's 100 mile marked paddling trail, the Great Calusa Blueway. This year's Festival will comprise a countywide series of events and activities across the trail, including: kayak fishing tournaments, several canoe/kayak races, paddling demonstrations, live music and festival events, guided tours, children's activities and archaeological and enviromental events. Head to http://www.calusabluewaypaddlingfestival.com/ for more information.
November 1 - 8 We Love A Piano. Join the gang at the Schoolhouse Theater as they kick off the ' 08 - ' 09 season with an Irving Berlin musical revue! Visit http://www.theschoolhousetheater.com/ for ticket information.
November 5 - November 921st Annual American Sandsculpting Championship Festival, Ft. Myers Beach. Well worth the drive, this competition attracts premier sandsculptors from across the country. You won't believe what they can create!! Located on Estero Island's south end, with well-marked parking and a free shuttle. Fantastic for all ages - don't forget your camera! Go to http://www.sandfestival.com/ or call 866.916.SAND for more info.
November 13 - 30 Play OnWritten by Rick Abbot and presented by The Schoolhouse Theater, this hilarious story of a community theater group trying desperately to put on a play in spite of maddening interference from a haughty author who keeps revising the script up to the day of the performance. Act I is a rehearsal of the dreadful show. Act II is the near disastrous dress rehearsal and the actual performance in which anything that can go wrong does. Visit http://www.theschoolhousetheater.com/ for ticket information
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