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Sebastian River Medical Center’s Chick Chat & Chocolate Volume 22 • Issue • Event Calendar • Maps • Tide Charts • Attractions Where1 to Go • What to Do
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appy NewYear to all! A whirlwind season is upon us! Take the kids to the county fairs for a glimpse of the livestock and the thrill of the midway. Local festivals are serving forelegs and shrimp and local farmer's markets are offering fresh produce! Don't miss the art shows, museum exhibitions and the Lego® wildlife sculptures at McKee Botanical Garden! Visit the Highwaymen Heritage Trail, shop 'till you drop at our area's malls and specialty stores and dine in one of our fine eateries!
Table of Contents Sebastian River Medical ������������� 6-7 Services....................................... 8-16 Gifford Youth Activity....................14 Shopping.................................. 18-26 Fishing Calendar............................22 Dining....................................... 27-34 Highwayman Trail.........................28 Frog Leg Festival ...........................34 Activities................................... 34-53 Tide Chart.......................................36
Cold War Gallery............................38 Farmer's Markets...........................45 Moon Phases..................................48 ShrimpFest.....................................50 BG Polo...........................................52 Area Attractions....................... 54-55 Maps......................................... 57-63 Calendar of Events................... 64-71 Advertisers Index...........................72
Cover, left to right: Dr. Cassi Jones, Dr. Miciara Hernandez, and Dr. Brenda Field
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SEBASTIAN RIVER MEDICAL CENTER
TOPICS WILL COVER WOMEN’S HEALTH ISSUES PRESENTED BY DR. BRENDA FIELD, DR. MICIARA HERNANDEZ AND DR. CASSI JONES Sebastian River Medical Center invites you to a relaxed seminar meant just for the ladies. During one of these FREE events, experienced health professionals will provide strategies and solutions to health issues you may be dealing with. The seminars will take place in Sebastian and Barefoot Bay so choose the topic and location that is most appealing to you. February 16 2:30pm at Barefoot Bay Community Center March 1 6pm at Sebastian River Medical Center March 16 2:30pm at Barefoot Bay Community Center
Dr. Brenda Field will present: • Cardiac issues for women • Controlling cholesterol and blood pressure using lifestyle changes and medications Dr. Miciara Hernandez will present: • Diabetes issues for women • Methods to control your A1C using diet, exercise and medications Dr. Cassi Jones will present: • Osteoporosis and bone health • Fall prevention, diet and exercise recommendations for women
All attendees are required to register as these events fill up fast! Choose the date and location that works best for you then reserve your spot by calling 888-671-7762. 6
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Chick Chat & Chocolate MEET THE DOCTORS
Brenda Field, M.D. Internal Medicine
Dr. Field received her Bachelor of Science degree from the State University of New York and her Doctor of Medicine degree from the Albany Medical College. She completed her residency at the Worcester Memorial Hospital and a fellowship in Critical Care Medicine from the Chicago Medical School. Dr. Field sees patients at 8000 Ron Beatty Blvd, Suite A-3, Barefoot Bay, FL 32976. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call (772) 664-1388.
Miciara Hernandez, M.D. Family Medicine Dr. Hernandez received her Doctor of Medicine and Surgery degree from the Universidad Americana in Managua, Nicaragua. She completed her residency at the University of Alabama at Birmingham’s Selma Family Medicine in Selma, Alabama. Dr. Hernandez sees patients at 13840 US Highway 1, Sebastian, FL 32958. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call (772) 581-0334.
Cassi Jones, D.O. Internal Medicine Dr. Jones received her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Georgetown College and her Doctor of Osteopathy degree from Pikeville College School of Osteopathic Medicine in Kentucky. She completed her residency training at Norton Community Hospital in Norton, VA. Dr. Jones sees patients at 13840 US Highway 1, Sebastian, FL 32958 as well as 8000 Ron Beatty Blvd, Suite A-3, Barefoot Bay, FL 32976. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call (772) 581-0334.
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It Takes Teamwork to Make the Dream Work
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ndian River is an amazing county filled with philanthropy. In fact, Vero Beach was just voted the second most charitable town in Florida through a study judging the 10 Most Generous, Giving Towns. The Gifford Youth Achievement Center has been graced with many such compassionate supporters over the 18+ years they have been open. Not only did they build the original 18,000sf facility in 1998, they subsequently donated the additional funds to expand another 6,000sf plus six modular units. Twenty-four thousand square feet is a lot of space and GYAC has used each inch to give back to its community. Every corner has been filled with some piece of equipment and the tools to educate. The children who come to the Center benefit from educational activities that help them earn good grades and a high school diploma under the guidance of teachers, mentors, and tutors while adults enjoy a wide range of classes to keep them growing mentally and physically. In addition to state-ofthe-art computer labs, classrooms, and a gymnasium, the campus also contains a County-run Library Extension which is open to the public. This is especially helpful when children need to do research or borrow a book to read but it also serves the local community who would have to travel to Vero Beach or Sebastian to use a library. Generous partners have been adding to the curriculum with classes from the Vero Beach Museum of Art, Riverside Children’s Theatre, Indian River Land Trust, Environmental Learning Center and many others. Adult classes include Computer Labs, Exercise, Qi-Gong, Genealogy, Sewing & Crafts, Bible Study and even a respite program for caregivers who live with memory impaired senior patients called the Breathing Room, a collaborative effort with the Alzheimer & Parkinson Association. There is always a need for funding, including for the 2-year vocational scholarships which are being offered. If you would like a tour of the facilities, they would love to show you around. Please visit the website, www.GYAC.net; stop by 4875 43rd Avenue, or call (772) 794-1005. 14
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BEST OF FEST A Heritage Center Limited Engagement
MARCH 10, 2017 • 6PM Encore Screenings of Vero Beach Wine + Film Festival Award-winning Films “Somm” & “Between Sea & Land” Varietals & More Pre-screening Wine Tasting Reception Delicious Gourmet food trucks offering dinners You take right to your picnic blanket
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Fort Pierce Celebrates the Highwaymen Artists
f you grew up in Fort Pierce in the 1950’s, you may remember African American painters who used low-cost building materials for canvas and frames and sold their illustrations of Florida’s beautiful landscapes from their vehicles, often with the paint still wet. ‘The Highwaymen’ - twenty-six of those artists - were inducted into the Florida Artists Hall of Fame in 2004. They are believed to have created more than 200,000 works, some of which are displayed in the White House, in the Governor’s mansion and in art collections around the world. Join us Saturday, February 18th from 10:00am-4:00pm at beautiful Moore’s Creek Linear Park in Fort Pierce to celebrate a cultural phenomenon. The Art Show will feature many of the ‘Original’ Highwaymen artists and their works, tribute booths for deceased artists, ‘2nd Generation’ Highwaymen painters, local cuisine, novelties, free guided trail tours, live jazz performances and a Kids Zone. Visit the website at: thehighwaymentrail.com for informative, intriguing articles as well as thought-provoking historical information that encapsulate the lives and times of this bygone era. Call 772-467-3169 to reserve your seat for a free guided trail tour of The Highwaymen Heritage Trail, an experience you will not soon forget.
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rog legs, family and fun come to Fellsmere when the 26th annual Fellsmere Frog Leg Festival gets underway Jan 19-22 at the Old School Complex in Downtown Fellsmere. Frog Leg and Gator Tail Dinners, over 100 craft booths, midway rides, games, carnival fare, and live entertainment are just a few of the reasons to hop on down! The festival has raised over $600,000 for children’s recreational needs in the City of Fellsmere since its inception in 1991. There’s plenty of free parking all four days and free shuttle service on Saturday and Sunday. Fellsmere is located just three miles west of I-95 exit 156 on CR512. www.FrogLegFestival.com
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High PM 4:13 11:21 ——— 12:36 1:30 2:29 3:32 4:36 5:38 6:35 7:29 8:21 9:11 9:59 10:47
Low AM 3:43 4:26 5:13 6:06 7:07 8:12 9:19 10:22 11:22 ——— 12:40 1:32 2:23 3:13 4:01
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High PM 11:55 12:12 1:06 2:06 3:13 4:21 5:25 6:24 7:18 8:07 8:53 9:37 10:20 11:02
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Navy SEAL Museum Unveils New Cold War Gallery
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he Navy SEAL Museum unveiled its Cold War Gallery in the entirely remodeled west wing last November during their Annual Muster. The Museum underwent a major renovation in early 2014 through April of 2015, with an expansion project that included the addition of several innovative and interactive installations. The initial update has proven to be a user-friendly, engaging platform, honoring SEAL heritage and educating others about the history of this Special Operations Force. With the inclusion of mission-specific installations, the new exhibits effectively modernize today’s SEAL tactics. In keeping with current interest, and the Museum’s contemporary vision, the Cold War Gallery hosts a variety of interesting attractions and precious artifacts for the enjoyment of visitors. “The Cold War Gallery will offer guests the experience of numerous SEAL operations and capabilities between 1945 and 2000,” said Ruth McSween, curator of the Navy SEAL Museum. “We have secured several unique artifacts that help illustrate stories from the Korea, Vietnam, and Panama eras, as well as those related to the NASA space exploration and discover program.” For more information visit www.navysealmuseum.org 38
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ero Beach is catching up to neighboring cities that delight in having an on-going stream of live professional music all season long. What began in 2014 as a singular high-profile musical presentation with the ever-popular Judy Collins, has expanded in 2017 to nine professional concerts diversified enough to please just about every member of the family and the community at large. The Emerson Center is the venue. LIVE! From Vero Beach….Music, Comedy & More, is a collaborative effort between Music Promoter Rusty Young of MusicWorks, Inc. and marketing/ special event pros Marty and Bev Paris of Paris Productions, who together co-produce the entertainment line-up. They conceive it, hire the talent, promote the events, sell sponsorships, welcome the audience personally and shake hands with them when they leave and thank them all for coming. Well-known names that include folksinger Livingston Taylor, John Sebastian (lead singer of the Lovin’ Spoonful), award-winning singers Janis Ian and Tom Paxton, Grammy award-winning pianist George Winston, Folksinger Peter Yarrow of Peter, Paul & Mary fame, the #1 Paul McCartney tribute band: The McCartney Years, and musical legends, The Kingston Trio have been featured on the LIVE! resume. Vero Beach, musically speaking, is now all grown up!
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Get Fresh at a Local Farmer’s Market
o matter where you are on our beautiful Treasure Coast, there’s a fresh farmers market nearby. Mingle with friends and guests while buying locally grown produce, baked goods and more! All markets are pet friendly and offer free parking!
Downtown Ft. Pierce Farmer’s Market Every Saturday 8am-noon
The largest and oldest Farmer’s Market on the Treasure Coast is held every Saturday at the Marina Square, Ft. Pierce. It features 65 vendors selling locally grown produce, baked goods, preserves, gourmet sauces, plants and crafts.
The Oceanside Business Association sponsors the Farmers Market Oceanside Vero Beach. Vendors line beautiful Ocean Drive in front of Humiston Park. You will Every Saturday 8am - noon find a great selection of produce, citrus, seafood, fresh breads, pastries, botanicals, locally grown landscape plants, honey, spices, healthy drinks, homemade dog biscuits and more.
Farmer’s Market Oceanside, Vero Beach
The Vero Beach Farmers Market held each Thursday afternoon at the Vero Beach Outlets is a green marketplace, focusing on local and slow foods with an emphasis Every Thursday from 3-6pm on small businesses. The Market vendors offer a variety of organic, locally grown and/or sourced produce, food products, gourmet novelty items and more.
Farmer’s Market Vero Beach Outlets
Kashi Sunday Market, a fundraiser for Kashi Ashram in Sebastian, is held on the second Sunday of every month. Booths include Organic Produce, Coffee, Breakfast, Brunch & Lunches, as well as Baked Goods, Jewelry, and lots more... Fuel yourself with an organic lunch served by Kashi chefs for a $12 donation. Kashi Ashram is at 11155 Roseland Road, in Sebastian.
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The Vero Beach Art Club
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ith over 500 members from the Treasure Coast and beyond, the Vero Beach Art Club is one of the largest art organizations in the state of Florida and is celebrating its 81st anniversary this year. The VBAC offers a variety of social and networking opportunities for all levels of artists, and it welcomes guests free of charge to its monthly meetings. Meetings during the "season" include live demonstrations by well-known artists. The VBAC puts on 17 shows and exhibits annually. Their largest show, Under the Oaks, is one of the top exhibits in the country, and offers residents the opportunity to view and purchase outstanding artwork by some of the best artists in the country. Look for member exhibits at the Indian River County Main Library and the Members' Invitational at the Museum of Art. The Club has produced many hand-painted murals around town, the latest at the Vero Beach Raquet Court, and is proud of its financial contributions to children's summer programs, local schools and to college level art students. If art is a passion or simply an interest, consider joining this active Club. Learn more by calling 772-231-0303, finding them on Facebook, or visiting www.VeroBeachArtClub.org.
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2nd Annual ShrimpFest in Fellsmere
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hrimpFest & Craft Brew Hullabaloo will be held on Saturday, February 25th, 2017 from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm, and Sunday, February 26th from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm. FREE entry and parking is available for all. Enjoy live music, exciting kids’ activities and more. Local restaurants will compete for the best shrimp recipe using Florida shrimp and you vote for your favorite dish. Sample a variety of locally brewed craft beer from over 15 breweries on Saturday between 1:00 and 4:00, and return on Sunday to taste the creations of Indian River County’s finest home brewers, again between 1:00 and 4:00. Local wines be will be provided by Summer Crush Vineyard & Winery. Buses will be provided for your easy transportation from the parking lots. If you approach Fellsmere from the west you will also find easy parking along CR 512. ShrimpFest & Craft Brew Hullabaloo is a joint effort of the Sebastian Rotary Club and the Fellsmere Exchange Club. Net proceeds raised from ShrimpFest will benefit local youth sports teams and participating non-profit organizations throughout North Indian River County.
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he Vero Beach Regional Airport and Elite Airways are changing the way passengers think about air travel. Travel has exceeded all expectations as residents and visitors take advantage of the convenience and value offered by direct service to select cities. Eric Menger, Executive Director of Vero Beach Regional Airport, announced Elite Airline customers can now make reservations face-to-face with a dedicated Elite Airways reservationist weekdays during business hours at the Elite Airways counter. Please visit our website at VeroBeachAirport.org. For info and flight schedules, visit EliteAirways.com.
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BG Polo Brings the King of Sports to Vero Beach
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ero Beach is quickly gaining the reputation as the jewel of polo, thanks to BG Polo and Equestrian Center. The 36-acre equestrian compound, just minutes off I-95, houses the beautifully maintained Vero Beach Polo field where competitive matches attract players from around the world. Matches are held on Sundays, starting January 8th through May 1st at 1:30 pm, with plenty of family friendly activities for the spectators. Gates open at 12:30 pm and spectators are welcome to bring a picnic for tailgating. Guests are invited to mount a wooden horse, swing a mallet and hit a ball to get a feel for the game. Of course, half time divot stomping is a social event by itself. Meet The Pros Tiffany Busch, a 10-year veteran of the game was introduced to the game by her father Peter Busch of Anheuser-Busch fame and has since grown into one of the most respected women in polo today. She started playing competitively on her father’s team Michelob Ultra, at age 17 and worked her way up the ranks to being named MBP player on the winning team in the 2012 Women’s US Open in Houston Texas. Argentina’s Gaston Rodriquez is a veteran player and teacher with an impressive four-goal rating. He is a well-respected teacher of the sport and an innovator behind the development of polo programs throughout the world. He brings world class training to both novices and professionals.
Polo with a Purpose BG Vero Beach Polo Club is hosting a Gala event to benefit The Leukemia Foundation. The formal affair will be held Saturday, January 28th from 6 pm -10:30 pm at Oak Harbor. Enjoy cocktails, dinner, live auction and dancing to live entertainment by Bob Hardwick Sound Sensation Dance Orchestra from NY. For more information, call 772-999-3709.
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2017 Season Schedule Jan 8 Jan 15 Jan 22 Jan 29 Feb 5 Feb 12 Feb 19 Feb 26 Mar 5
Season Opening Match Match Game Kahle Cup 4 Goal Tourn. Kahle Cup 4 Goal Final Women's Invitational Tourn. The USPA Players Cup Tourn. The USPA Players Cup Final Match Game Match Game
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The BG Challenge Cup Tourn. The BG Challenge Cup Final Match Game - Univ. of Miami Match Game The USPA Congressional Cup 6 Goal Tourn. The USPA Congressional Cup 6 Goal Final Season Finale All The Marbles Tournament
General Admission/ East Side of Field. $10.00 For Car and Driver / $5.00 for each passenger. Children under 5 are free. Reserved Admission / West Side of Field. Daily reserved tailgate spot: $50.00 per car (up to 6 people). Reserved Season Tailgate on West Side: $800. Premier Tailgate on West Side: $1100 Polo Games are open to the public every Sunday. ALL MATCH GAMES WILL BE PLAYED AT 1:30 PM AT THE POLO GROUNDS 7634 South Polo Grounds Way, Vero Beach FL 32966. Gates open at 12:30 p.m. Bring Chairs, Sunscreen, Hats and a radio. For information, sponsorships, or to reserve a tailgate spot, Call 772-999-3709 or visit www.verobeachpolo.com
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ArE` Aractions Vero Beach
ENVIRONMENTAL LEARNING CENTER Nature center and walking trail on Wabasso Island just west of Wabasso bridge & south of 510. 772-589-5050
PELICAN ISLAND NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE 5 miles of self guided nature trails with boardwalk & observation tower. Hwy A1A, 772-562-3909
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RIVERSIDE THEATRE Treasure Coast’s Premier theatre showcasing musicals, dramas, comedies and celebrity performances. 3250 Riverside Park Dr. Vero Beach. 772-231-6990
Located in the Heritage Center, 2140 14th Ave., Vero Beach. 772-770-2263 INDIAN RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETY Exhibition center housed in restored train station dating back to 1903. 2336 14th Ave., Vero Beach. 772-778-3435
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SEBASTIAN AREA HISTORICAL MUSEUM Local history exhibits, book shop and research facilities. 1235 Main St., Sebastian City Hall Complex. 772-581-1380
Displays of items salvaged from the 1715 shipwrecks. 13180 N A1A, Vero Beach. 589-2147
History of fishing industry & the Indian River Lagoon. South entrance to Sebastian Inlet State Park. 772-589-9659
MCKEE BOTANICAL GARDEN An 18 acre subtropical garden offering diverse botanicals and several restored architectural treasures. Vero Beach. 772-794-0601
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MEL FISHER TREASURE MUSEUM Shipwreck artifacts & treasures from the Atocha & the 1715 Fleet. Gift shop on site. 1322 U.S.1, Sebastian. 772-589-9875
VERO BEACH MUSEUM OF ART Accredited art museum and art school offers state and national art exhibitions in four galleries and a sculpture garden. Vero Beach. 772-231-0707
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ArE` Aractions Fort Pierce & Port St. Lucie
BACKUS GALLERY AND MUSEUM The Nation’s largest exhibit of original paintings by A. E. Backus. 500 N. Indian River Drive, Fort Pierce. 772-465-0630
OXBOW ECO-CENTER Located on the St. Lucie River, complete with hands-on exhibits, hiking, educational programs, & gift shop. 5400 NE St. James Dr., Port St. Lucie. 772-785-5833
SUMMER CRUSH VINEYARD AND WINERY The area’s only working vineyard. Live Music every Sunday afternoon. Open Tues - Sun. 4200 Johnston Road, Fort Pierce. 772-460-0500
ST. LUCIE COUNTY HISTORY CENTER Displays life from the Spanish ships, Seminole Indians, fishing, agricultural to trains. 414 Seaway Drive, Fort Pierce. 772-462-1795
HARBOR BRANCH OCEAN DISCOVERY CENTER Interactive exhibits, live animal displays, videos and more! 5600 US 1 North, Fort Pierce. 772-242-2293
ST. LUCIE COUNTY AQUARIUM Six living marine ecosystems exhibits. 420 Seaway Drive, Fort Pierce. 772-462-FISH
HEATHCOTE BOTANICAL GARDENS A living museum of tropical flowers and foliage, including a Japanese garden. 210 Savannah Road, Fort Pierce. 772-464-4672
SUNRISE THEATRE Listed on the National Register of Historical Places, the Sunrise Theatre cannot be missed. 117 South Second Street, Fort Pierce. 772-461-4884
MANATEE OBSERVATION & EDUCATION CENTER Observe the West Indian Manatee on its migratory journey Nov.-June. 480 N. Indian River Dr. Fort Pierce 772-466-1600 ext. 3333
SAVANNAS RECREATION AREA - Covering 550 acres, canoing, camping and kayaking here is educational and fun! 1400 East Midway Road, Fort Pierce. 772-464-7855
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FORT PIERCE INLET STATE PARK - A beautiful halfmile beach great for swimming, snorkeling, surfing, and scuba diving. 905 Shorewinds Drive Fort Pierce. 772-468-3985
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Calendar of Events Every Month Indian River & St. Lucie Counties DAILY Scenic Riverboat Cruises IR Lagoon Boat Tours, 464-4445 River Explorer, 766-2628 River King, 589-5345 Feeding Frenzy Tour, Smithsonian at St. Lucie Aquarium, Tues-Sat, 10:30am, 462-3474 Snack Time Tour, Smithsonian at St. Lucie Aquarium, Tues-Sun, 2:30pm, 462-3474 Airboat Tours Gator Bait Airboat Adventures, 766-2629 Marsh Beast, 584-0089 Wildlife Boat Tours, Manatee Center, 429-6267
MONDAYS Adult Skills & Drills Clinic, Riverside Racquet Complex, 10-11am, 231-4787 Zumba, Heritage Center, 6pm, 770-2263 Movement at the Museum, VB Museum of Art, 1:30-2:45pm, 321-0707
TUESDAYS Master Swimming, Gifford Aquatic Center, 5:15 6:15pm, 770-5312 Pilates Reformer, Spine & Sport, 5:30pm, 770-2263 Fin-Tastic Fish Feeding, Manatee Obvs. Ctr. 1pm, 466-1600
WEDNESDAYS Kayak Tour, Sebastian Inlet, 1pm, 388-2750 Green Market and Food Coop, 12-6pm, Marina Square, 978-8480 Master Swimming, Gifford Aquatic Center, 5:15-6:15pm, 770-5312 Artful Storytime – Kids aged 3-5 years/ 10:30am 11:30am, VB Museum of Art, 231-0707 Tide Pool Touch Tank, Manatee Obsv. Ctr, 10:30 & 2, 466-1600
THURSDAYS Bike Night, Marina Square, Ft. Pierce, 6-9pm Duplicate Bridge, VB Recreation Dept., 12:30pm, 770-6517 Fin-Tastic Fish Feeding, Manatee Obvs. Ctr. 1pm, 466-1600 Afternoon at the Museum, VB Museum of Art, 2-3:30pm, 321-0707
FRIDAYS Story Hour with Miss Julie, VB Book Center, 10am, 569-2050 Meet the MOEC Reptiles, Manatee Obsrv. Ctr. 10:30, 466-1600 Seahorse Snack Time, Manatee Obsrv. Ctr. 10:30, 466-1600
SATURDAYS Farmer’s Market, Marina Square, Ft Pierce, 8am, 940-1145 Farmer’s Market Oceanside, Ocean Drive, Vero, 8am-1pm, 321-4145 Behind-the-Scenes Tour, Smithsonian at St. Lucie Aquarium, 2pm, 462-3474 The Jazz Market, Marina Square Fort Pierce, 8am-2pm, 460-JAZZ
SUNDAYS Breakfast with a Ranger, Sebastian Inlet State Park, 9am, 388-2750 Qigong with Joane, Wabasso Beach, 8am Fin-Tastic Fish Feeding, Manatee Obvs. Ctr. 1pm, 466-1600 Live Music, Summer Crush Vineyard and Winery, 1-5pm, 460-0500
1ST TUESDAY Bluegrass, Heritage Center, 7pm, 770-2263 Toddler Tours, VB Museum of Art, 10:30 11:30am, 321-0707
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1ST & 3RD THURSDAY Cork, Canvas and Company 6:30pm-8:30pm, VB Museum of Art, 231-0707
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Friday Fest, Marina Square FP, 5:30-8:30pm Gallery Stroll, 5:30-8:30, Art District Downtown VB
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Sunset Saturday, Ocean Drive, Vero Beach, 5:30-8:30pm Friends After Diagnosis, breast cancer support group, 10-11am, SRMC
1ST SUNDAY Mermaid Tales Story Hour, Manatee Obsv. Ctr. 2pm, 466-1600
2ND MONDAY Friends After Diagnosis, breast cancer support group, 2-3:30pm, IRMC
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Indian River Genealogical Society Meeting, IRC Main Library, 9:30am, 532-6288 (through May 2016)
2ND WEDNESDAY Artwalk, Downtown Ft. Pierce, 5-8pm Marina Magic, Ft. Pierce Marina, 5:30-9pm
3RD THURSDAY Art Babies, VB Museum of Art, 231-0707
3RD SATURDAY Treasures in Truck - Antiques & Art, 8am-12pm, 2nd St. Downtown, FP 466-3880
3RD SATURDAY Friends After Diagnosis, breast cancer support group, 2-3:30pm, IRMC
4TH MONDAY Friends After Diagnosis, breast cancer support group, 2-3:30pm, IRMC
4TH THURSDAY Indian River Photo Club Meeting, Vero Beach Community Center, 6:30pm, 492-9526
4TH SATURDAY Destination Tango, Swingsation’s Dance Studio, 559-1530 Comedy Corner, Sunrise Theatre Black Box, 8:30 pm, 461-4884 Treasures in Town Arts & Antiques Fest, 2nd Street, Fort Pierce, 579-1529
LAST FRIDAY Cruise-In, Marina Square Fort Pierce, 5:30-9pm, 461-4100
2ND FRIDAY
LAST SATURDAY
Lunch and Learn Lecture Series, Manatee Obvs. Ctr., noon, 466-1600
FREE ADMISSION, VB Museum of Art, 231-0707
2ND SATURDAY Comedy Corner, Sunrise Theatre Black Box, 8:30pm, 461-4884
MONDAY - FRIDAY Adult Round Robin Tennis, Riverside Racquet Complex, 9:30-11am, 231-4787
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1-5/7 Nature Connects®: Art With LEGO® Bricks, McKee Botanical Garden, 794-0601 1-8 The American Spirit: Selections from the Manoogian Collection, VB Museum of Art, 231-0707 1 First Day Hike, Sebastian Inlet, 8-10am, (321) 984-4852 2-2/28 Artist Ivo David Art Exhibit, Emerson Center, 778-5249 3-22 Chicago, Riverside Theatre, 231-6990 4 Kayak tour, Sebastian Inlet, 1-3pm, (321) 984-4852 6 Ron White, Sunrise Theatre, 7pm, 461-4775 6 Artist Reception MSVB - Barbara Soumar, MSVB, 5-8pm, 643-6782 7-5/7 The View Out of His Window (and in his mind’s eye): Photographs by Jeffery Becton, VB Museum of Art, 231-0707 7 Surf Fishing Workshop, Sebastian Inlet, 1-3:15pm, (321) 984-4852 8 Don Pasquale, VB Opera, 3pm, 564-5537 8 Season Opening Match, BG Polo Vero Beach, 1:30pm, 999-3709 9 AAUW Book Review, "Homegoing" by Yaa Gyasi, Richardson Center, IRSC Campus, VB, 9:30am, verobeach-fl.aauw.net 10-22 Cash on Delivery, VB Theatre Guild, 562-8300 10 Film Studies – Trends in International Cinema, VB Museum of Art, 1:30pm or 7pm, 231-0707 13 Chris MacDonald’s Memories of Elvis in Concert Rockin’ Birthday Bash, Sunrise Theatre, 8pm, 461-4775
13 “Vintage Cuba – Circa 1951” Annual Gala Fundraiser at the Orchid Island Beach Club, 589-5050 ext105 14-31 Larry Kagan Object/Shadow, VB Museum of Art, 231-0707 14 A Night in Vienna, VBHS Performing Arts Center, 7pm, 564-5537 14 Garden Photography “Learning to See” Workshop, McKee Botanical Garden, 10am, 794-0601 14 Night Sounds at Sebastian Inlet Concert Series, Sebastian Inlet, 7-9pm, (321) 984-4852 14 UP, UP & Away: A Musical Fable starring Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis Jr, Sunrise Theatre, 8pm, 461-4775 15 ACO Chamber Music Series- Beethoven & Mozart, VBMA, 3pm, 231-0707 15 Air Supply, Sunrise Theatre, 561-4775 15 Match Game, BG Polo Vero Beach, 1:30pm, 999-3709 16 Book Club: State of Wonder by Ann Patchett, McKee Botanical Garden, 11am, 794-0601 17-2/5 An Empty Plate in the Cafe Du Grand Boeuf, Riverside Theatre, 231-6990 19-22 26th Annual, Fellsmere Frog Leg Festival, Thurs & Fri: 4-9pm, Sat: 10am-11pm, Sun: 11am-6pm, froglegfestival.com 19 Laugh For The Health of It, North Indian River County Library, 10:30am, 713-6030 19 Nat’l Touring Co. of Cheers: LIVE On stage, Sunrise Theatre, 7pm, 461-4775 19 NLUS Speaker Dinner- BG Sean M. Jenkins, Pointe West Country Club, 5:30pm, 492-9652
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19 Networking Breakfast, MSVB, 8-9am, 643-6782 19 Felix Cavaliere's Rascals, The Emerson Center, 7pm, musicworksconcerts.com 20-22 Live @ the Black Box - Late Night Catechism, Sunrise Theatre, 8pm, 461-4775 20 Friday Family Fun Night, Indian River Mall, 6pm-8pm, 770-9404 20 Lunch & Learn – Larry Kagan: Object/ Shadow, VBMA, 12pm, 231-0707 21 Kenny Rogers Final World Tour-The Gamblers Last Deal with Special Guest Linda Davis, Sunrise Theatre, 8pm, 461-4775 21 Vintage & Green Market, Downtown VB, 9am-5pm, 643-6782 22-24 Art by the Sea, Friday Reception 5 - 8pm, Sat 9am - 5pm, Sun 10am - 4pm, Holmes Great Hall VB Museum of Art, 231-0303 22 Kahle Cup 4 Goal Tourn., BG Polo Vero Beach, 1:30pm, 999-3709 25 Artrageous, Sunrise Theatre, 7pm, 461-4775 27 Gala 2017: The Triple Crown, VB Museum of Art, 6-11pm, 231-0707
27 Downtown Friday, Downtown VB, 6-9pm, 643-6782 27 Johnny Mathis: The Voice of Romance Tour 2017, Sunrise Theatre, 8pm, 461-4775 27 Hypertufa Made Easy “Creating Art For Your Garden”, McKee Botanical Garden, 10:30am or 1pm, 794-0601 27 Al Stewart with Dave Nachmanoff, The Emerson Center, 7pm, www.musicworksconcerts.com 28-6/4 Deborah Butterfield: Horses, VB Museum of Art, 231-0707 28 The Original Stars of American Bandstand, Sunrise Theatre, 8pm, 461-4775 29 Arlo Guthrie- Runnin’ Down the Road Tour, Sunrise Theatre, 7pm, 461-4775 29 Kahle Cup 4 Goal Final, BG Polo Vero Beach, 1:30pm, 999-3709 30, 31 Big Band Bash Jazz Concert, VBHS Performing Arts Center, 7pm, 564-5537 30 International Lecture-Bill Bryson: Wanderlust & Journeys Through Life, VB Museum of Art, 4:30pm, 231-0707 31 Private Lives, Riverside Theatre, 231-6990
February 2017 1-6/4 1-5/21 1-5/7
Deborah Butterfield: Horses, VB Museum of Art, 231-0707 Larry Kagan Object/Shadow, VB Museum of Art, 231-0707 The View Out of His Window (and in his mind’s eye): Photographs by Jeffery Becton, VB Museum of Art, 231-0707
1-5/7 Nature Connects®: Art With LEGO® Bricks, McKee Botanical Garden, 794-0601 1-19 Private Lives, Riverside Theatre, 231-6990 1-5 An Empty Plate in the Cafe Du Grand Boeuf, Riverside Theatre, 231-6990
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1 Kayak tour, Sebastian Inlet, 1-3pm, (321) 984-4852 2-28 Artist Ivo David Art Exhibit, Emerson Center, 778-5249 2 Art Garfunkel – In Close Up, Sunrise Theatre, 7pm, 461-4775 2 Opera Studies: Russia: Land of the Tsars, VB Museum of Art 2:30pm, 231-0707 3 Nat’l Touring Co. of Sex Tips for Straight Women from a Gay Man, Sunrise Theatre, 8pm, 461-4775 3 Artist Reception MSVB - Margaret Culver, MSVB, 5-8pm, 643-6782 4-5 16th Annual Gardenfest! hosted by the Garden Club of IRC, Riverside Park, Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 9am-4pm, 567-4602 4 Working Waterfront Mullet Fry, Fisherman's Landing, Sebastian, noon-2pm, 562-4464 4 Blood Sweat & Tears / Bo Bice, Sunrise Theatre, 8pm, 461-4775 4 An Evening of Puccini, VB Opera, 7pm, 564-5537 5 Women's Invitational Tourn., BG Polo Vero Beach, 1:30pm, 999-3709 6 AAUW Book Review, "The Proze: Who's in Charge of Our Schools" by Dale Russakoff, Richardson Center, IRSC Campus, 9:30am, verobeach-fl.aauw.net 8 Gifford Youth Achievement Center Tour, 794-1005 9 Duke Ellington Orchestra, Sunrise Theatre, 7pm, 461-4775 9 NLUS Speaker Dinner- Winston E. Scott, Pointe West Country Club, 5:30pm, 492-9652
9 Martin & Lewis Comedy Duo, The Emerson Center, 7pm, www.musicworksconcerts.com 11 Kyman Entertainment presents Rock & Roll Doo Wop, Sunrise Theatre, 8pm, 461-4775 11 Surf Fishing Workshop, Sebastian Inlet, 1-3:15pm, (321) 984-4852 11 Night Sounds at Sebastian Inlet, Sebastian Inlet, 7-9pm, (321) 984-4852 11 Asbury Short Film Concert, VBMA, 1:30pm & 7pm, 231-0707 12-14 Art on the Island, Friday Wine Reception 5 - 8 pm, Sat & Sun 9 am - 4 pm, Marsh Island Clubhouse, 231-0303 12 Let It Be, Sunrise Theatre, 7pm, 461-4775 12 USPA Players Cup Tourn., BG Polo Vero Beach, 1:30pm, 999-3709 13 International Lecture-Susan Fisher Sterling: Women Artists: The Naked Truth, VBMA, 4:30pm, 231-0707 14 The Midtown Men - Four Original Stars from the Broadway Show “Jersey Boys”, Sunrise Theatre, 8pm, 461-4775 14 Film Studies – Browsing the Best: Memorable Recent Films You Really Want to See, VBMA, 1:30pm or 7pm, 231-0707 16 Lunch & Learn –Deborah Butterfield, VB Museum of Art, 12pm, 231-0707 16 Jay Leno, Sunrise Theatre, 8pm, 461-4775 16 Laugh For The Health of It, North Indian River County Library, 10:30am, 713-6030 16 "Rocket Man" Playing Elton John's Hits, The Emerson Center, 7pm, www.musicworksconcerts.com
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16 Opera Studies: Russia: Land of the Tsars, VB Museum of Art, 2:30pm, 231-0707 16 Book Club: Lab Girl by Hope Jahren, McKee Botanical Garden, 11am, 794-0601 16 Concerts in the Park, VB Museum of Art, 5-7pm, 231-0707 16 Chick, Chat & Chocolate, presented by SRMC, Barefoot Bay Commumity Center, 2:30pm, 888-671-7762 17, 18 Disney's Beauty and the Beast, VBHS Performing Arts Center, 7pm, 564-5537 17 Friday Family Fun Night, Indian River Mall, 6pm-8pm, 770-9404 17 See Everything Behind the Red Curtain, Riverside Theatre, 11am & 2pm, 231-6990 18 The Highwaymen Heritage Trail Festival, Moore's Creek Linear Park, Fort Pierce, 10am-4pm, 467-3169 18 Making A Viking Knit Bracelet McKee Botanical Garden, 10am, 794-0601 18 The Book Author Luncheon Fundraiser, Vero Beach Country Club, 11am-2pm, www.verobeach-fl.aauw.net 18 Vintage & Green Market, Downtown VB, 9am-5pm, 643-6782 18 Florida Craft Brew and Wing Fest, floridacraftbeerandwingfest.com 19 Disney's Beauty and the Beast, VBHS Performing Arts Center, 2pm, 564-5537 19 Masters of Illusion - Believe the Impossible, Sunrise Theatre, 7pm, 461-4775 19 USPA Players Cup Final, BG Polo Vero Beach, 1:30pm, 999-3709
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22 Distinguished Professor Series – Robert Chapel, VBMA, 2pm, 231-0707 22 Judy Collins Singing " A Love Letter to Stephen Sondheim", The Emerson Center, 7pm, www.musicworksconcerts.com 23 Opera Studies: Russia: Land of the Tsars, VB Museum of Art, 2:30pm, 231-0707 25-28 St. Lucie County Fair, Fort Pierce stluciecountyfair.com 24 Downtown Friday, Downtown VB, 6-9pm, 643-6782 25-26 2nd Annual ShrimpFest, Fellsmere, Sat: 9am-9pm, Sun: 9am-5pm, ShrimpFestFL.com 25 " How to Incorporate Feng Shui and Vaastu in Designing a Garden”, McKee Botanical Garden, 10am, 794-0601 25 Kidz ArtShop, VBMA, between 10am-1pm, 231-0707 25 American Muscle Car Museum and Vero Road Rally to benefit Treasure Coast community Health Foundation, 913-5644 25 Indian River Genealogical Society Valentine Seminar, First Presbyterian Church, www.IRGS.org 26 ACO Chamber Music Series- Fascinating Rhythm, VBMA, 3pm, 231-0707 26 Match Game, BG Polo Vero Beach, 1:30pm, 999-3709 27 International Lecture-Patrick Baty: The Paint Detective, VBMA, 4:30pm, 231-0707 28 NLUS Speaker Lunch- David W. Hunter, Elks Lodge in Ft. Pierce, FL, 11:30am, 492-9652
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1-6/4 Deborah Butterfield: Horses, VB Museum of Art, 231-0707 1-5/21 Larry Kagan Object/Shadow, VB Museum of Art, 231-0707 1-5/7 Nature Connects®: Art With LEGO® Bricks, McKee Botanical Garden, 794-0601 1 Kayak tour, Sebastian Inlet, 1-3pm, (321) 984-4852 1 Chick, Chat & Chocolate, Sebastian River Medical Center, 6pm, 888-671-7762 2 The Weight - Former Members of "The Band" Playing their hits, The Emerson Center, 7pm, musicworksconcerts.com 2 Opera Studies: Russia: Land of the Tsars, VB Museum of Art, 2:30pm, 231-0707 3 Artist Reception MSVB - Yorka Ralwins, MSVB, 5-8pm, 643-6782 5 Annual EcoFest, Environmental Learning Center, 11am-4pm, 643-3395 5 Match Game, BG Polo Vero Beach, 1:30pm, 999-3709 6 AAUW Book Review, "When Breath Becomes Air" by Paul Kalanithi, Richardson Center, IRSC Campus, VB, 9:30am, verobeach-fl.aauw.net 7 Symphonic Masterpieces, VBHS Performing Arts Center, 7pm, 564-5537 7-26 Mame, Riverside Theatre, 231-6990 9-26 The Pajama Game, VB Theatre Guild, 562-8300 9 Opera Studies: Russia: Land of the Tsars, VB Museum of Art, 2:30pm, 231-0707
9 Cork, Canvas and Company 6:30 pm 8:30 pm, Vero Beach Museum of Art, 231-0707 9 Atlantic Classical Orchestra: Masterworks III - Postcards, Waxlax Center for the Performing Arts, 7:30pm, 231-4136 10-19 IRC Firefighter's Fair, firefightersfair.org 10 The Long Run - Playing the Music of The Eagles, The Emerson Center, 7pm, www.musicworksconcerts.com 10 Scotty McCreery, Sunrise Theatre, 8pm, 461-4775 10 IRSA: Brevard Symphony Orchestra, Community Church, 7:30pm, 562-3633 10 VB WINE & FILM FESTIVAL Encore screenings, Vero Heritage Center, 6pm, 770-2263 11-13 Under the Oaks, Fri & Sat 9 am - 5 pm, Sun 10 am - 4 pm, Riverside Park 11 An Evening with Paul Anka, Sunrise Theatre, 8pm, 461-4775 11 Robotic Workshop: Venus Fly Trap, McKee Botanical Garden, call for times, 794-0601 11 Surf Fishing Workshop, Sebastian Inlet, 1-3:15pm, (321) 984-4852 11 The Comedy Zone Experience, Riverside Theatre, 231-6990 11 Surf Fishing Workshop, Sebastian Inlet State Park, 1-3:15 pm 11 Night Sounds Concert: Band TBA, Sebastian Inlet State Park, 7-9 pm 12 BG Challenge Cup Tourn., BG Polo Vero Beach, 1:30pm, 999-3709
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21-4/9 The Christians, Riverside Theatre, 231-6990 21 Film Studies – Fiction and the French Screen, VBMA, 1:30pm or 7pm, 231-0707 22 Distinguished Professor Series – Michael Lewis, Ph.D, VBMA, 2pm, 231-0707 23 Concerts in the Park – Ed Shanaphy & Friends, VBMA, 5-7pm, 231-0707 23 Lunch & Learn –The View Out of His Window: Photographs by Jeffery Becton, VB Museum of Art, 12pm, 231-0707 24 A Night of Comedy with Carrot Top, Sunrise Theatre, 8pm, 461-4775 24 See Everything Behind the Red Curtain, Riverside Theatre, 11am $ 2pm, 231-6990 25 Read with a Ranger, Sebastian Inlet, 11am-noon, (321) 984-4852 25 Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - 50th Anniversary Tour, Sunrise Theatre, 8pm, 461-4775 25 The Evasons: Mentalist Duo, Fundraiser for the AAUW, The Emmerson Center, 7pm, www.verobeach-fl.aauw.net 25 Kidz ArtShop, VBMA, between 10am-1pm, 231-0707 25 Viva La Zarzuela!, VB Opera, 7pm, 564-5538 26 ACO Chamber Music Series- Trio: The Great Triangle of the Romantic Era – Brahms and the Schumanns, VB Museum of Art, 3pm, 231-0707 26 Match Game, University of Miami, BG Polo Vero Beach, 1:30pm, 999-3709 29 Senior Expo, Indian River Mall, 10am – 2pm, 770-9404
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