Here’s what you need to know. Coconut Point mall sits on Mediterranean Drive in Estero, right by the Coco Art Gallery and Panera Bread. The exhibition is a full-on, 360-degree digital art experience; think Van Gogh and Monet’s greatest hits swirling across the walls and floors all around you, set to music that pulls you into their world. The show features over 700 artworks, including Van Gogh’s “The Starry Night,” “Sunflowers,” and “Almond Blossoms,” plus Monet’s iconic “Water Lilies.”

You can visit Wednesday through Sunday; they close up shop on Mondays and Tuesdays. Tickets run between $37 and $48, depending on what you want. You can book just one artist or get a combo ticket for both.

This is a slightly scaled-down version of the global touring show, but it still packs a punch. Besides the main event, you’ll find an Education Room, a Creation Station where you can make your own art, and even a VR journey called “A Life in Letters” that dives into Van Gogh’s correspondence with his brother Theo.

The doors open every day at 10 a.m. Tickets use timed entry slots, and they’re moving fast, so if you’re planning to go, book ahead.

And if you’re hungry for more art, the Naples Art Institute is rolling out its 47th Annual National Art Fair at Cambier Park from February 20–22. It’s a big month for the arts in Southwest Florida.

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