(2023) France, 107 min | DocumentaryBetween light and darkness stands Olfa, a Tunisian woman and the mother of four daughters. One day, her two older daughters disappear. Filmmaker Kaouther Ben […]
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Join us on May 3 for the opening reception for our Inaugural Artists Collective featuring BIG ARTS instructors exhibiting an eclectic body of work that includes a wide range of […]
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(1968) G, 149 min | Adventure, Sci-Fi After uncovering a mysterious artifact buried beneath the Lunar surface, a spacecraft is sent to Jupiter to find its origins: a spacecraft manned […]
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The collaboration between Hope Healthcare’s Hospice program and Lee Health shares the vision of healing through art. The expressive arts, in all forms, strive to provide hope and healing through […]
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The Fort Myers Film Festival’s 14th annual event will include BIG ARTS this year! The festival will have select films screening May 23-May 25 in BIG ARTS Christensen Performance Hall.
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BIG ARTS and FSW have partnered for years to give serious art students a venue to realize this essential part of the creative process: to exhibit, to share, to examine, […]
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Free and open to the public, Art Vibe 2024 will highlight a new gallery exhibit, recognize scholarship recipients, and feature entertainment, food, and drinks.In the Dunham Family Gallery, “Bootcamp: An […]
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THIS CLASS IS OPEN TO STUDENTS ENTERING 2ND GRADE - 12TH GRADE2-HOUR CLASS FEE: $45/$36 ANNUAL DONORS registration & release of liability forms /*! elementor - v3.19.0 - 29-01-2024 */ […]
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MONDAY JULY 15TH -or- TUESDAY JULY 16TH - 10:00 A.M – 12:00 P.M.BOTH CLASSES ARE OPEN TO STUDENTS ENTERING 2ND GRADE THROUGH 12TH GRADEEACH 2-HOUR CLASS FEE: $45 / $36 […]
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Every summer, BIG ARTS Outreach Programing includes field trips with The Heights Center of Lee County. This collaboration between our Arts Education and Fine Arts departments provides engaging, hands-on art projects where awe, wonder, and youthful energy are evident in each piece of artwork.
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Artist Reception: Friday, October 25
The exhibition “Nautical Twilight” explores the quality of time in video and film, expanding it into space.
Sanibel Island’s Store, an hour-long documentary from WGCU Public Media, explores the power of community and family legacy on a barrier island ever threatened by storms. The film highlights the resiliency of islanders and Bailey’s General Store, established in 1899, as the family business rebuilds for the third time after Hurricane Ian.
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