The Planet Earth Festival, featuring art, food, music, wildlife photography, vendors, wildlife exhibits, kids’ activities and more, will be held at 1 p.m., March 28, at Shangri-La Springs, in Bonita Springs. The event brings attendees of all ages back to nature to enjoy and celebrate Mother Earth in a creative and fun environment.

Presented by the Responsible Growth Management Coalition and Preserve Our Paradise, the festival follows in the rich tradition of Earth Day festivals held for many years at Koreshan State Historic Site, in Estero, and Riverside Park, in Bonita Springs.

Chief event organizer Bobbie Lee Davenport reports that there will be a greater emphasis on Earth art and photography, plus 100 percent organic food served. A drum circle will begin at about 5 p.m. with music and dancing continuing into the evening.

Free, $5 parking fee. Location: 27750 Old 41 Rd. For more information, call 239-777-0186 or email [email protected].