MIHS Presents ‘A Magnificent March’

The Marco Island Historical Society has a magnificent line up of programs to delight and entertain audiences during March. It begins with a special salute to the enigmatic Key Marco Cat and other rare artifacts on display at the Marco Island Historical Museum. A program of Calusa-inspired music and stories will be presented by Emmy and Peabody Award winning composer and flutist, Kat Epple on March 5th at 7 PM. MIHS members are admitted free, non-members pay $10.

On March 6th from 5-6 PM, art and Everglades lovers are invited to a free opening exhibit reception in the Marco Island Historical Museum. The works of renowned local artist, Jo-Ann Sanborn, will be on display at the museum until May 28th. A Gallery Talk will be held at the museum on March 21st from 2-3 PM, admission is free.

Then, on March 18th at 7 PM Karol Tenance will explore the world of Marco’s small but enchanting neighbors, the burrowing owls. Please join us for a fascinating look at these engaging creatures. MIHS members are admitted free, non-members pay $10.

Finally, on March 26th at 7 PM join Naturalist Bob McConville as he discusses the record number of dolphin births in the Marco Island area this past fall. Learn about the moms and how they raise their young and the dangers that the newborns face in our waters. MIHS members are admitted free, non-members pay $10.