FILE -- Avenue Wine Cafe on Fifth Avenue South boasts a wide and constantly changing selection of about 70 beers, including 15 seasonal and occasional microbrews. Allie Garza/Staff

By Maryann Batlle of the Naples Daily News

5. Have some laughs

Comedian Brian Regan performs at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall, 13350 FSW Parkway, Fort Myers.

Regan, a Florida man from Miami, is known for his self-deprecating jokes. You'll have fun laughing at him. Tickets are $44.93 per adult. bbmannpah.com/

4. Check out hot wheels

Naples Motorfest 2016 is from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Mercato, 9132 Strada Place, Naples.

It includes an exotic car show, live music, vendors and more. The festival is free and open to the public. Naplesmotorfest.com

3. Be a movie critic

The Fort Myers Beach Film Festival runs through Sunday at various locales on Fort Myers Beach.

Watch independent film screenings at the Beach Theater, 6425 Estero Blvd. There are also family-friendly events planned. Check the online schedule for showtimes and to buy tickets. Fmbfilmfest.com

2. Sample mobile cuisine

A live music and food truck rally starts at 3 p.m. Saturday at Fort Myers Brewing Company, 12811 Commerce Lakes Drive, Fort Myers.

Hungry Pony Foodcart, Little Pete's Food Truck, MOFOs and others will start serving grub at 3 p.m. Country artist Bobby James is expected to perform at 6:30 p.m. Bring your own seating and get ready for a good time. facebook.com/FMBrew

1. Say goodbye

Attend a party that kicks off at 5 p.m. Saturday to say farewell to Avenue Wine Cafe, 483 5th Ave. S., Naples.

The locale is having one last hurrah before it closes on April 29. Drinks will be half off all night. Say cheers! facebook.com/avenuewinecafe

About Maryann Batlle

Maryann Batlle is the Lee County dot-connector for the Naples Daily News. She also likes to tell you what to do on the weekend.

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