Inside Track Almanac April 2018

Vol. 23 • Iss. 2

April-June 2018

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Where to Go • What to Do • Events Calendar • Maps • Tide Charts • Attractions

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pringtime on the Treasure Coast! It's the time of year that brings the best weather to our sunny shores. Dog owners will find great travel tips and ways to enjoy the day with their best friend in this issue, and we extend our special thanks to Joshua Tucker of Capt Hirams Resort for loaning us his darling dog “Monti” pictured on the cover. This little guy was so much fun to photograph, and Capt Hirams Sandbar guests were amused and entertained that afternoon as they watched us chase Monti around the waterfront trying to get him to keep his hat on for the perfect shot. Well done Monti! Also in this issue, read about an extraordinary group of women known as Women of the Wild. They teach us about “sustainable behavior” and the positive impact it has on wildlife and the natural surroundings that mean so much to all of us. Speaking of wildlife, nesting season for sea turtles is upon us, and on page 16 you’ll find information about how you might be able to catch a glimpse of what many consider a magical experience.

However you choose to get out and enjoy the area, we wish you a happy and “sustainable” Spring!

Table of Contents Traveling With Fido.........................4 Capt Hirams Cares...........................5 Turtle Walks...................................16 Spa Day for Spot............................22 Vero Beach Air Show......................28 Women of the Wild.......................32 Tide Chart......................................36 Moon Phases..................................37 Publisher Kim Piston

Founder & Editor Kerry Firth

Kim Piston

Fishing Calendar............................37 Fishing Forecast..............................44 Vero Beach Wine+Film Fest ����������46 Dining Guide.................................47 Area Attractions.............................48 Maps..............................................50 Calendar of Events.........................58 Advertiser Index.............................64 Art Director Jennifer McFarland

Sales Kim Piston

Contributors: Kimball Stadler, Martin Lavander, Charlie Connor ©2018 InsideTrack ALMANAC is a trademarked title. The Treasure Coast Edition is published quarterly by Treasure Coast Almanac, Inc. 120,000 copies are distributed free through area hotels, chambers and businesses every year. Information is supplied by the organizations and companies listed within. InsideTrack ALMANAC is not responsible for errors, omissions, or information which is no longer applicable because of the time element. No part of this publication may be duplicated, mimicked or reproduced without written permission from the publisher.

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by Kimball Stadler, Capt Hirams

raveling with your pet has become common practice in the past 5 years and with more hotels embracing and accommodating our 4-legged family members, making their stay stress-free and comfortable can be easy if you consider the following ideas.

Visit the Vet Before you head out on your vacation journey, be sure to visit your veterinarian to ensure all your dog’s immunizations are up-to-date as well as any updates you may need to make on their microchip information.

And if your pet does not have a microchip yet, we highly recommend this idea in the event you two get separated! Products like Gibi pet locator -many can range from $50 - $125 and may have a monthly subscription fee associated with the device. But even a simple collar with an updated ID tag is a great start to staying connected.

Accommodations at the Hotel Expect to pay a pet deposit. Depending on the hotel, pet deposits typically range from $20-$100 so be sure to check before you book and always ask if there are any weight restrictions or number of pets allowed.

Waste Not Want Not Designated walking areas are provided for dog-friendly hotels so be sure you ask the front desk staff about disposal receptacles and approved walking areas.

Reaching Your Destination Scope out a safe doggie trail. It may be a nice walk down by the beach, scenic sidewalk or nearby dog park. Keep in mind your pet may sleep much better after a brisk activity and you may too!

Doggie Concierge Separation anxiety in a strange room can cause your pet to have a horrible, stressful vacation not to mention a scared animal can damage property while trying desperately to cope with their current surroundings. At certain hotels, there are now doggie concierge support staff which can act as a dog sitter for those occasions when you just can’t bring your pet on an outing. The crew at Capt Hirams

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Resort will do their will be visiting. If you have a service best to keep a close eye on your pet as a animal, restaurants service. understand the Capt Hirams Resort Hotel and their TV and Radio guidelines to sister property of Best Western– Many pet owners accept your service Sebastian are both pet friendly and dog. Please do not report keeping on a would enjoy having two legged and calming television be offended if you four legged guests at their facilities station or radio are requested to year round. Check out their website station can act as provide paperwork for more information white noise to help and clearly have (www.hirams.com) or call the service vest in their dogs not get 772.388.8588. distracted with place on your dog. noise outside the Dogs on the Beach hotel room. Even bringing a baby monitor Be sure you know what beaches are dogwith you can help you stay connected in friendly and keep in mind if the sand is hot under your feet it is also hot for your close ranges as to how your pet is adjusting.

Dining with Your Pet pet’s paws.

Give a quick call to the restaurant you

Capt Hirams Cares A shout out to our local animal support systems!

Capt Hirams Resort has a fundraising effort each month for its locally selected charities and community organizations in which $1 of each sale of their signature drink called The Crush, is donated to the charity of the month. For May 2018, there are 2 organizations for which Capt Hirams Resort will collect monies.

H.A.L.O. Rescue is a no-kill 501c3 rescue providing a safe haven for abandoned and abused animals in Indian River County. H.A.L.O. has rescued, rehabilitated and rehomed over 10,000 animals.

The Humane Society of Vero Beach and Indian River County (HSVB) provides affordable preventative healthcare services. HSVB offers spay/neuter, vaccinations, heartworm testing and microchipping to any companion animal regardless of the pet parent’s income or county of residency.

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Sign Up Early for Guided Sea Turtle Nesting Walks

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reasure Coast beaches are part of the Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge, which provides a nesting habitat for more nesting loggerhead turtles than any place in the Western Hemisphere and more endangered green turtles than any place in North America. Even some of the endangered leatherback sea turtles nest on these shores.

Experienced guides from many permitted conservation groups conduct educational tours, which allow you to watch the turtle lay nearly 100 eggs and return to the sea. You'll be treated to a short presentation about their biology, threats to survival and ways to help. Tours last between two and four hours, depending on how lucky the scout is to find a nesting turtle, with most tours finishing up between midnight and 1 am. Guests must be able to walk by themselves for up to 2 miles in soft sand. Insect repellent, waterresistant shoes, comfortable long pants and long sleeves are recommended.

Turtle Tours Reservations are required for all tours.

Reservation lines open May 1st. Tours are held during June and July only.

Sebastian Fishing Museum Sebastian Inlet State Park friendsofsebastianinletstatepark.org $10 donation Fri-Tues @ 9pm 772-388-2750 Sea Turtle Conservancy Barrier Island Center www.seaturtlewalks.org $15 donation Mon-Fri @ 9pm 321-723-3556 Friends of the Carr Refuge Barrier Island Center www.CarrRefuge.org $15 donation Wed and Sat @ 9pm Fri @ 9PM at Windsor Clubhouse, Vero Beach 321-723-3556 Disney Vero Beach Resort disneyvacationclub.disney.go.com $35 donation Thurs-Sat @ 9pm Call 800-800-9800

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Spa Day for Spot!

By Martin Lavander, Owner of Blue Ribbon Boarding and Grooming

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hat’s one of your favorite things to do on vacation? If it doesn’t include a spa day, you might just be missing out on a pure pleasure, but your dog doesn’t have to.

Maybe you are planning a day of sightseeing or going to the beach. While hotels may offer pet sitting services, and many grooming and boarding facilities offer doggy daycare, consider treating your best friend to a spa day that will not only relax him but could improve his health as well. Some grooming facilities have expanded their services to include specialized treatments that rival posh salons for people!

Traveling with your pet can leave him stressed or sore after a long trip in the car or being crated on a plane. Treat him to a doggie massage! Professional pet massage therapists are trained to gently rub your pet to help with chronic anxieties, mood, and separation issues.

Injuries can heal quicker, and older dogs can experience some joint pain relief and start walking with a little more pep

in their step!

Canine Bowen therapy is another option to help dogs recover from sore muscles and aching joints. This softtissue, remedial therapy involves ‘lighttouch’ moves of fingers or thumbs over muscle, ligament, tendon or fascia at specific points of the dog’s body. The very subtle touch offers the dog pain relief and body/energy rebalancing.

Don’t be surprised if he falls asleep during the treatment. It is that relaxing!

Finish the day with a therapeutic hydro bath that immerses his entire body in warm water complete with bubbles and jets. The healing effects of tea tree oil and cleansing ingredients keep your pet’s skin and coat looking great as well! And, of course, after all the relaxing, healing attention your pup will like nothing more than being traditionally groomed so that he can leave the spa feeling not only refreshed and revived but also looking sharp and snazzy. Look out dog park, here I come!

Martin Lavander has owned and operated Blue Ribbon Boarding and Grooming for more than 21 years. He also founder of the Blue Ribbon Charitable Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to helping local pets in need.

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Speaking of Dog Parks…

While most beaches along the Treasure Coast do not allow dogs, there are still plenty of places where your bestie can run, play and enjoy some fun in the sun...

Walton Rocks Beach & Dog Park

6700 S. Ocean Drive, Jensen Beach This is one of the only dog-friendly beaches on the Treasure Coast. This off-leash park was established on 24 acres of beach property, so canines can romp in the sand and surf.

Maravilla Dog Park

2622 Oleander Blvd, Fort Pierce Offers two separate fenced areas for large and small dogs. There are ramps and platforms for climbing and playing, fountains for both pups and people, picnic pavilions and restrooms.

Vero Beach Dog Park

3449 Indian River East, Vero Beach Five acres of tree-lined green space next to the city marina features separate small and large dog areas, doggie drinking fountains, covered seating areas and restrooms.

Sebastian Bark Park

245 Keen Terrace, Sebastian The 7 ½ acre facility has small and large dog areas, fountains, picnic pavilions and features a lake surrounded by a walking trail.

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his month the Treasure Coast will once again hear a familiar roar above as the 2018 Vero Beach Air Show takes flight.

While there is much action on the ground and in the air, ultimately, it’s the super elite Blue Angels that have been attracting air show spectators by the millions since 1946.

Here’s some trivia to keep handy so you can impress your friends and family.

ORIGINS The Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, ordered the establishment of the team in 1946. The Blue Angels are the oldest aviation demonstration squadron in the U.S. and aside from promoting the pride and professionalism of the United States Navy and Marine Corps, the primary goal for performances is recruitment. The team named themselves after the famous Blue Angel nightclub after one pilot saw it in the

New Yorker magazine.

THE AIRCRAFT Since 1946 the Angels have flown eight types of aircraft.

The first five were Grumman built and the 6th and 7th were McDonnell Douglass.

Today the Boeing F/A-18 Hornet is the current plane and has been since 1986. In 1970 the Blue Angels integrated a Marine Corps C-130 Hercules aircraft built by Lockheed Martin, affectionately known as "Fat Albert," as the opener of the flight demonstration.

The acquisition price of an F/A-18 Hornet is about $21 million before bling and customization which can up the price tag to over $50 million. The US Navy budgets about $40 million a year to maintain the squadron. The Blue Angels currently have 11 jets. The fastest show speed is about 700 mph, just under Mach 1, but the aircraft is

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capable of 1,400 mph or almost twice the speed of sound. During demonstrations, the planes get as close as 18 inches apart during the Diamond 360 maneuver.

THE TEAM A total of 16 Naval officers voluntarily serve with the Blue Angels, and six perform during air shows. Each year, the team selects three tactical jet pilots, two support officers and one Marine Corps C-130 pilot to perform. The pilots' average age is 33 years old, and officers on the team serve two to three years, while enlisted

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personnel serve three to four years. Each member, both officers and enlisted, return to the fleet after completing a tour with the Blue Angels. Navy and Marine aviators earn an average of $70,550 per year and pilots receive no special compensation for touring with the Blue Angels.

Marine Corps Capt. Katie Higgins became the first female Blue Angels pilot in 2014. The number of females varies each year. The 2017 team had 14 enlisted women.

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What in the World is Sustainable Behavior?

By Kim Piston

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ow many times have you found yourself already in line at the grocery store when you realize you forgot to bring your reusable totes? Maybe you always remember your bags at the supermarket, but you never think about it when you head out to shop for new clothes or take home the better part of a delicious meal from your favorite restaurant in one of those foam containers. In this context, sustainable behavior is a matter of remembering and acting consistently in ways that, collectively, will make an environmental difference.

Women of the Wild (WOW) is a group of exceptional individuals from Brevard that are poised to bring their brand of sustainable behavior to our area. This Brevard Zoo program that has been making waves further north until now, is expanding its reach to the Treasure Coast, thanks, in part, to the Vero Beach Outlets.

During their kickoff event in March at the outlets community room, together with Beth Hager, Marketing Coordinator for the outlet mall, WOW announced their partnership with Vero Beach Outlets with a brief presentation, followed by a fun evening of shopping with WOW reusable bags. The evening was a success and attracted new and enthusiastic members from Indian River County.

“We are thrilled to partner with Women of the Wild to salute the important work this dedicated group undertakes throughout the year to help keep our region

thriving, strong and beautiful,” said Vero Beach Outlets Marketing Coordinator Beth Hager. “As stewards of our local environment, Women of the Wild members are true local leaders that not only educate but give of their time to perform positive changes in the communities which we all love.”

For 2018 the group defined a set of goals they call "sustainable behaviors," a challenge that began with each participant tracking their usage of the top "worst offender" items that negatively impact the environment and local wildlife. They identified three top categories and went to work creating alternative behaviors in each. The first category was takeout and to-go plastic items. WOW developed a Sustainability Survival Kit (pictured here) which includes a reusable to-go container, reusable straw, cleaning brush, chopsticks and a cloth napkin, all in an insulated tote bag.

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Wendy Barnes is “Reusable bags beyond the Women of the grocery store,” became the second category according to Wild Program WOW Program Coordinator, Coordinator, as Wendy Barnes. At the well as a designer shopping event, Barnes committed to explained that reusable creating a wildlife bags can and should be conservationused everywhere, and she demonstrated a light-weight conscious world. shopping tote that can be folded small enough to fit into almost any size purse. “This is a must-do behavior for any environmentally- lives, WOW adopted sustainable behavior conscious individual. Single-use plastics adjustments by developing a list cleverly and disposables are out. Reusables are in! called “WOW This, Not That.” Rather While plastic bag bans are being battled than simply condemning certain single-use in the legislature, we can get started now items, the list provides alternatives that are and decide to bring our own.” She added wildlife and local habitat-friendly. that the third category and goal will be WOW needs Treasure Coast advocates’ announced soon. help to spread this message and grow this Women of the Wild have been raising can-do movement of strong women willing awareness for local wildlife conservation to exhibit easy, everyday habits that can programs for more than three years. This help repair the human-caused accidents of year after a week-long challenge of logging our inexperienced past. They are a userjust how many of the worst-offender items friendly, gentle group that hosts fun events (commonly found in local beach clean- and has a knack for bringing like-minded ups) they discovered they were women together in a unique way. using in their daily Annual WOW memberships are a modest $100 donation. All WOW members receive a lovely sterling bracelet with a new charm for each renewal year. The bracelet is a wonderful way to bond with others who want to make a difference, and an elegant reminder of the shared commitment to do so through everyday behaviors and habits.

Flagship members are currently wearing a honeybee, oyster with pearl, sea turtle, and flamingo.

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Tidal Data Source: Fort Pierce Inlet, South Jetty

APRIL 2018

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High AM High PM Low AM Low PM 9:36 10:04 3:19 3:38 10:17 10:45 4:02 4:20 10:56 11:27 4:45 5:02 11:35 5:28 5:45 12:08 12:15 6:12 6:30 12:52 12:59 7:00 7:20 1:40 1:48 7:53 8:15 2:33 2:45 8:52 9:15 3:32 3:48 9:53 10:15 4:32 4:51 10:49 11:10 5:28 5:49 11:39 11:59 6:18 6:40 12:24 7:03 7:27 12:44 1:05 7:46 8:12 1:26 1:45 8:28 8:56 2:08 2:24

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High AM High PM Low AM Low PM 9:09 9:40 2:49 3:05 9:52 10:26 3:32 3:48 10:36 11:13 4:17 4:34 11:23 5:04 5:24 12:04 12:14 5:57 6:19 12:59 1:12 6:56 7:21 1:59 2:16 8:01 8:29 3:03 3:26 9:09 9:38 4:09 4:36 10:16 10:44 5:11 5:40 11:16 11:43 6:08 6:38 12:10 6:59 7:29 12:37 1:00 7:45 8:16 1:26 1:46 8:28 8:59 2:12 2:29 9:09 9:40 2:56 3:11

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Your Fishing Calendar

The best days are when the moon is between new and full.

April 15-29, 2018 ​ May 15-29, 2018 ​ June 13-28, 2018

Full Moons Risings Pink Moon - April 29, 2018 Full 8:58 PM - Moonrise 7:44 PM Flower Moon - May 29, 2018 Full 10:19 AM - Moonrise 8:21 PM Strawberry Moon - June 28, 2018 Full 12:53 AM - Moonrise 8:49 PM Photo Courtesy of J. Scott Kelly

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Treasure Coast Fishing Forecast Spring 2018 by Captain Charlie Conner

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s March blows out of the area, you can still plan on some windy days ahead in April. The transition into the summer pattern is well under way and soon the winds will die down and you can enjoy those calm days of summer once again. Expect the fishing to be especially good as water temperatures warm up and spring takes over the area.

As the river fills with bait schools, you can bet the fish are hungry and will be feeding heavily.

Redfish and trout will become more active around the flats. They will be shallow early and gradually move to the edges of the flats as the sun get higher in the sky. Look to areas like Bear Point, Harbor Branch and Round Island for

trout to be feeding on the flats. On a calm morning, break out the top water lures and switch to jerk baits, like a DOA CAL 4” Arkansas Glow or Watermelon.

Shallow running Mirrolures will also entice the trout into biting. Don’t forget to use the Deadly Combo or CAL Airhead for more exciting trout action on the grass flats. There was a lot of redfish activity in March so it should make April a fantastic month. Redfish can be found on sandy flats around the docks or try the Moorings and Bear Point for a chance at a nice size red. DOA shrimp or CAL grub tails in root beer or glow colors are great ways to find a redfish along with a trusty gold spoon.

The snook season has many anglers

John caught 15 nice sheepshead!

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out seeking that slot fish this year. The bite has been good around the inlets and will improve on the flats as well. Snook season will close May 31st so you still have time. We have had good luck with the DOA TerrorEyz this winter. Docks will hold sheepshead, jacks, redfish and many other species. I like either a DOA 2 ¾” shrimp or TerrorEyz around docks.

Fish them slowly to keep them under the dock as long as possible. Drop a live shrimp or pinfish under a dock as well for a great chance at hooking up. There are many great areas to fish so plan on getting some fishing in this month.

Bridges will continue to hold sheephead, jacks, bluefish and some black drum. The big jacks will be invading the river this month. They are not great to eat but provide a tough battle on light tackle. Ladyfish will be all over the river and keep the kids smiling. The inlet will continue to hold bluefish, jacks and

mackerel.

April is the first month that fish can enjoy all the many baitfish schools and they will be feeding heavily on the schools around the flats. The water has already been warming up and you can see the changes in the bite already.

Early morning can bring lots of good results this time of year. It was a cooler winter this year and the fish are anxious to enjoy the arrival of the bait schools, and so are we!

As always, remember, fishing is not just another hobby....it's an ADVENTURE!!

www.fishtalescharter.com captaincharlie@fishtalescharter.com 772-284-3852

Don caught this 15 lb. tripletail.

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Wine + Film Fest Returns for 3rd Year Make plans to attend the Vero Beach Wine + Film Festival, June 7-10, 2018, the only festival celebrating both wine and film on the East Coast of the United States!

Legendary film critic Jeffrey Lyons. Lyons, five- time Emmy Award winner, hosts the 2018 celebration of wine and film. Named the “Summer Sundance” by the Huffington Post, VBWFF will screen 75+ films from around the world.

The full-bodied long weekend features the Vino Veritas Vintner Dinner at Costa D’Este, the Hollywood + WINE Grand Tasting and gourmet marketplace at the WOW! Wine Tasting Tent. New this year, American Icon Brewery Good To Know will host Dining With Directors Vero Beach Wine + Film Festival and the Sip! See! Savor! Gospel Thursday June 7 – Sunday, June 10, 2018 Brunch.

Noon Thursday ends at 6pm on Sunday VBWFF benefits Suncoast Passes are available at all Marine Bank and Mental Health Center which Trust locations and www.VBWFF.com inspired the festival theme of "A Life Worth Living." The Center For more information and questions regarding volunteering, sponsorships or provides critical services to over donations, please call: 772-217-3786 or 1,400 children and their families visit http://vbwff.com/ on the Treasure Coast of Florida.

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Treasure Coast Eats CRAB E’S EATERY Rustic River Dining Fresh Local Offshore Seafood 1540 Indian River Dr, Sebastian 772-388-2722

NINO’S Family Italian Food New York Style Pizza 1006 Easter Lily Ln 3 Treasure Coast Locations 772-231-9311

AMERICAN ICON BREWERY Fresh, quality craft beer & homemade food.

1133 19th Place, Vero Beach 772-934-4266

CITRUS GRILLHOUSE American Bistro-Style Casual Seaside Restaurant 1050 Easter Lily Ln, Vero Beach 772-234-4114

THEATRE-GO-ROUND DINNER THEATRE Suburban Dining with a Broadway Flair! The area’s only dinner theatre.

At The Quilted Giraffe. 500 US Hwy 1 Vero Beach 772-252- 9341

VINCENT'S Fresh, homemade Italian fare vincentsvero.com 510 21st St, Vero Beach 772-569-4333

CAPTAIN HIRAMS RESORT Relaxed Waterfront Dining Bahamian-style Beach Bar 1606 Indian River Dr, Sebastian 1-888-hirams1

WALDO'S Oceanfront dining Live entertainment 3150 Ocean Drive, Vero Beach 772-231-7091

CJ CANNON’S Southern Style Comfort Food Overlooking Airport Runway 3414 Cherokee Dr, Vero Beach 772-567-7727 COUNTRYSIDE CITRUS Florida-themed Treats Juice, Fruits & Ice Cream 3300 Ocean Dr, Vero Beach 772-234-8299

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Area Attractions 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

INDIAN RIVER CITRUS MUSEUM Located in the Heritage Center 2140 14th Ave., Vero Beach.

772-770-2263

RIVERSIDE THEATRE Treasure Coast’s Premier theatre showcasing musicals, dramas, comedies and celebrity performances. 3250 Riverside Park Dr. Vero Beach. 772-231-6990

INDIAN RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETY Exhibition center housed in restored train station dating back to 1903.

2336 14th Ave., Vero Beach.

772-778-3435

SEBASTIAN FISHING MUSEUM History of fishing industry & the Indian River Lagoon.

South entrance to Sebastian Inlet State Park. 772-589-9659

McLARTY MUSEUM Displays of items salvaged from the 1715 shipwrecks.

13180 N A1A, Vero Beach.

772-589-2147

SEBASTIAN AREA HISTORICAL MUSEUM Local history exhibits, book shop and research facilities.

1235 Main St., Sebastian City Hall Complex. 772-581-1380

MCKEE BOTANICAL GARDEN An 18 acre subtropical garden offering diverse botanicals and several restored architectural treasures.

Vero Beach. 772-794-0601

VERO BEACH THEATRE GUILD A live community theatre offering a variety of locally produced shows.

2020 San Juan Ave, Vero Beach.

772-562-8300

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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Area Attractions SAVANNAS RECREATION AREA Covering 550 acres, canoing, camping and kayaking here is educational and fun!

1400 East Midway Road, Fort Pierce. 772-464-7855

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

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

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

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

NATIONAL NAVY SEAL MUSEUM The nation’s only museum devoted entirely to the U.S. Navy Frogmen and Seals. 3300 North A1A, Fort Pierce. 772-595-5845

FORT PIERCE INLET STATE PARK A beautiful half-mile beach great for swimming, snorkeling, surfing, and scuba diving. 905 Shorewinds Drive, Fort Pierce. 772-468-3985

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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 Airboat Tours Marsh Beast, 584-0089 Paddleboard Tours, SeaSupGO, VB, 217-8708 Kayak Tours, Orchid Island Bike & Kayak, VB, 299-1286 Wildlife Boat Tours, Manatee Observation Center, FP, 1:30pm, 429-6266 Touch Tank Encounter, Environmental Learning Center, VB, Tues-Sun, 2-4pm, 589-5050 Feeding Frenzy Tour, Smithsonian at St. Lucie Aquarium, FP, Tues-Sat, 10:30am, 462-3474 Snack Time Tour, Smithsonian at St. Lucie Aquarium, FP, Tues-Sun, 2:30pm, 462-3474 Guided Eco Tours, BGs Surfside Adventures, Sebastian Inlet, 10am, 321-724-2112 Sunset Kayak Tours, BGs Surfside Adventures, Sebastian Inlet, 321-724-2112

Sundays

Qigong with Joane, Wabasso Beach, 8am Sunday Wine Down-Live Music, Summer Crush Vineyard and Winery, FP, 1-5pm, 460-0500 Walk with a Ranger, Sebastian Inlet State Park, SEB, 1-2pm, 388-2750

Mondays

SUP Yoga, SeaSupGo, VB, 7am&9am, 217-8708 Free Intro to Salsa, 14th Ave Dance Studio, VB, 6pm, 766-0578 Vero Beach Shufflboard Club, Pocahontas Park, 14th Avenue and 21st Street, VB, 9:15-11 AM, 567-8729

Tuesdays

Fin-Tastic Fish Feeding, Manatee Observation Center, FP, 1:30pm, 429-6266 Kayak Tours, Orchid Island Bike & Kayak, VB, 299-1286

Wednesdays

Green Market, Marina Square, FP, 12-6pm, 978-8480 SUP Yoga, SeaSupGo, VB, 7am, 217-8708 Smoking Cessation Classes, Scully Welsh Cancer Center, 12pm, 563-4673 Tide Pool Touch Tank, Manatee Observation Center, FP, 1:30pm, 429-6266 Artful Storytime, Vero Beach Museum of Art, 10:30-11:30am, 231-0707 Vero Beach Shufflboard Club, Pocahontas Park, 14th Avenue and 21st Street, VB, 9:15-11 AM, 567-8729

Thursdays

Meet the Reptiles, Manatee Observation Center, FP, 1:30pm, 429-6266 Kayak Tours, Orchid Island Bike & Kayak, VB, 299-1286 Live Bluegrass Jam, Marsh Landing Restaurant, Fellsmere, 6:30PM - 8:30PM, 772-571-8622

Fridays

Live in the Loop Free Outdoor Concerts, Riverside Theatre, VB , 6:30pm, 231-6990 PaddleFit, SeaSupGo, VB, 7am & 9am, 2178708 Seahorse Snack Time, Manatee Observation Center, FP, 1:30pm, 429-6266 Story Hour, Vero Beach Book Center, VB, 10:30am, 569-6650 Swingsation’s Friday Night Ballroom Dance @ VBCC, VB, 7pm, 766-0578 Vero Beach Shufflboard Club, Pocahontas Park, 14th Avenue and 21st Street, VB, 9:15-11 AM, 567-8729

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Fort Pierce Downtown Farmers Market, Marina Square, FP, 8am-noon, 940-1145 ​Farmers Market Oceanside Vero Beach, Humiston Park, VB, 8am-noon, 321-4145 Live in the Loop Free Outdoor Concerts, Riverside Theatre, VB, 6:30pm, 231-6990 Fin-Tastic Fish Feeding, Manatee Observation Center, FP, 1:30pm, 429-6266 Behind-the-Scenes Tour, Smithsonian at St. Lucie Aquarium, FP, , 2:00pm, 462-3474 Full Moon Kayak Tours, BGs Surfside Adventures, Sebastian Inlet, 321-724-2112, occasionally available last Friday, too The Jazz Market, Downtown Fort Pierce, 8am1pm, 460-JAZZ Pontoon Boat Tours, Environmental Learning Center, VB, 9:3 am, 589-5050

1st Tuesday

Heritage Bluegrass, Vero Beach Heritage Center & Citrus Museum, 7pm, 770-2263

1st Thursday

Toddler Tours, Vero Beach Museum of Art, 10:30-11:30am, 231-0707

1st & 3rd Thursday

Cork, Canvas and Company, Vero Beach Museum of Art, 6:30-8:30pm, 231-0707

1st Friday

Friday Fest, Marina Square, FP, 5:30-9pm Gallery Stroll, Art District Downtown, VB, 5:30-8:30pm

1st Saturday

Sunset Saturday, Ocean Drive, VB, 5:30-8:30pm Free Admission Saturday, Environmental Learning Center, VB, 589-5050

1st Sunday

2nd Wednesday

Artwalk, Downtown Fort Pierce, 5-8pm

2nd Friday

Lunch and Learn Lecture Series, Manatee Observation Center, 12pm, 429-6266

2nd Saturday

Comedy Corner, Sunrise Theatre Black Box, FP, 8:30pm, 461-4775 Main Street Vintage Market, 14th Avenue and 20th Street, VB, 9am-4pm, 643-6782

3rd Thursday

Art Babies, Vero Beach Museum of Art, 9:3010:30am, 231-0707 Third Thursday Dances, Heritage Center, VB, 7-10pm, 770-2263

4th Thursday

Indian River Photo Club Meeting, Vero Beach Community Center , 6:30pm

4th Saturday

Comedy Corner, Sunrise Theatre Black Box, FP, 8:30pm, 461-4775

Last Friday

Cruise-In, Marina Square, FP, 5-9pm, 461-4100 Downtown Friday, Downtown Vero Beach, 6-9pm, 643-6782

Last Saturday

Free Admission, Vero Beach Museum of Art, 231-0707 Full Moon Kayak Tours, BGs Surfside Adventures, Sebastian Inlet, SEB, 321-724-2112, Occasionally last Friday, too.

Monday-Friday

Adult Round Robin Tennis, Riverside Racquet Complex, VB, 9:30-11am, 231-4787

Mermaid Tales Story Hour, Manatee Observation Center, FP, 11am, 429-6266

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April 2018 1 Polo Match, BG Polo, VB, 12:30PM, 999-3709 1-8 Buyer & Cellar, Riverside Theatre, VB, 231-6990 5 Miss Hibiscus Pageant, 14th Avenue,

downtown VB, 7-9PM 3 Heritage Bluegrass, Vero Beach Heritage

Center, VB, 7:30PM, 770-2263 6 Joey Gilmore, Sunrise Theatre, FP,

8PM, 461-4775 6-7 Circle of Influence, Ballet Vero, VB,

8PM, 905-2651 7 Rock ‘n Brew, Vero Beach Museum

of Art, VB, 8-11PM, 231-0707 7 Old Florida Folk Festival, Summer

Crush Winery, FP, 11AM-5PM, 460-0500 7-8 The 15th Annual Hibiscus Festival,

14th Avenue ,Downtown Vero Beach, VB 8 Polo Match, BG Polo, VB, 12:30PM, 999-3709 9 Pelican Island Audubon Society:

Shorebirds of Florida,

North Indian River County Library,

SEB, 6 PM, 567-3520 10-29 Mamma Mia!, Riverside Theatre, VB, 231-6990 12 Petite Masterpieces Chamber Concert,

VBHS Performing Arts Center, VB,

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21 8th Annual Fairy and Pirate Festival,

McKee Botanical Gardens, VB, 794-0601 21 Little Things Duo, Summer Crush

Winery, FP, 1-5PM, 460-0500 22 Love Changes Everything: Best of

Andrew Lloyd Webber,

Theatre-Go-Round, VB, 252-9341 22 Beatle Guys Band, Summer Crush

Winery, FP, 1-5PM, 460-0500 27-28 Howl at the Moon, Riverside Theatre,

VB, 7:30PM & 9:30 PM, 231-6990 27-28 James and the Giant Peach,

Riverside Theatre, VB, 231-6990 28 Children's Art Festival, Vero Beach

Museum of Art, VB, 10AM-3PM,

231-0707 28 Night Sounds at Sebastian Inlet Concert

Series-St. Johns Wood, BG’s Surfside

Grill & Adventures, SEB,

6PM, 321-724-2112 28 Southern Vine Band, Summer Crush

Winery, FP, 1-5PM, 460-0500 29 Love Changes Everything: Best of

Andrew Lloyd Webber,

Theatre-Go-Round, VB, 252-9341 29 Polo Match, BG Polo, VB, 12:30PM, 999-3709

City Key: Port St. Lucie: PSL, Fort Pierce: FP, Vero Beach: VB, Sebastian: SEB

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May 2018 1 Reservations Open for Sea Turtle Walks

in June and July:

Sebastian Fishing Museum,

SEB, 388-2750

Disney Vero Beach Resort,

VB, 800-800-9800

Windsor Clubhouse,

VB, 321-723-3556

Friends of the Carr Refuge,

Melbourne, 321-723-3556

Sea Turtle Conservancy,

Melbourne, 321-723-3556 1 Spring Fling Annual Chorus Concert,

VBHS Performing Arts Center, VB,

7PM, 564-5537 3 Swinging Into Spring Jazz Band Concert, VBHS Performing Arts Center,

VB, 7PM, 564-5537 4-5 James and the Giant Peach,

Riverside Theatre, VB, 231-6990 4 Gallery Stroll, Vero Beach Heritage

Center, VB, 5:00PM, 770-2263 4 Fire Station Open House, Station 4, 3601

Industrial 33 St, FP, 5:30PM, 621-3333 5 RT Star’s Big Birthday Party, Riverside

Theatre, VB, 10AM-2PM, 231-6990 4-5 Comedy Zone, Riverside Theatre, VB,

7:30PM & 9:30 PM, 231-6990 5 Cinco De Mayo Celebration with Latin

Hertiage and Brinco Nortenó, Summer

Crush Winery, FP, 12-5PM, 460-0500 6 Love Changes Everything: Best of

Andrew Lloyd Webber,

Theatre-Go-Round, VB, 252-9341

6 Waterfest, Jaycee Park, FP, 11AM-4PM, 480-0654 6 29th May Pops, The Windsor Polo Field,

VB, 3:30 PM, 226-4960 8 17th Annual Vero Pops Concert, VBHS

Performing Arts Center, VB,

7PM, 564-5537 10-20 The Fantasticks, Vero Beach Theatre

Guild, VB, 562-8300 11 Fire Station Open House, Station 1, 2400

Rhode Island Ave, FP, 5:30PM, 621-3333 12 Dancing with Vero’s Stars,

Riverside Theatre, VB, 6PM, 231-6990 13 Collins & Company Band, Summer

Crush Winery, FP, 1-5PM, 460-0500 14 Pelican Island Audubon Society:

Global events that touched Florida:

the Great Depression through the

Cold War, North Indian River County

Library, SEB, 6PM, 567-3520 18 Concerts in the Park:

Bobby Owen Band, Riverview Park,

SEB, 5:30PM, 589-5969 18-19 Comedy Zone, Riverside Theatre, VB,

7:30PM & 9:30 PM, 231-6990 18 Fire Station Open House, Station 11,

3501 Shinn Rd, FP, 5:30PM, 621-3333 19-20 2018 Sebastian Lionfish Fest,

Capt Hirams, SEB 19 Southern Vine Band, Summer Crush

Winery, FP, 1-5PM, 460-0500 19 Florida Nerd Festival, Indian River Fair

Grounds, VB, 10AM-6PM

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May 2018 20 Wine & Blues with Joey Gilmore,

Summer Crush Winery, FP, 1-5PM, 460-0500 21 Pelican Island Audubon Society:

Why Wildflowers? Vero Beach

Community Center, VB, 7PM, 567-3520 25-26 Howl at the Moon, Riverside Theatre,

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June 2018 1-30 Turtle Walks, Sebastian Fishing

Museum, SEB, (Fri-Tues, through July)

9PM, 388-2750 1-30 Turtle Walks, Disney Vero Beach Resort,

VB, (Thurs-Sat, through July) 9PM, 800-800-9800 1-30 Turtle Walks, Windsor Clubhouse, VB,

(Fri, through July) 9PM, 321-723-3556 1-30 Turtle Walks, Friends of the Carr Refuge,

Melbourne, (Weds, Sat, through July)

9PM, 321-723-3556 1-30 Turtle Walks, Sea Turtle Conservancy,

Melbourne, (Mon-Fri, through July) 9PM, 321-723-3556 1 South Florida Dance Company Presents

The Little Mermaid, Sunrise Theatre,

FP, 8PM, 461-4775 2 Dance Space Spectacular, Vero Beach

Performing Arts Center, VB, 2PM 2 Pelican Island Elementary Golf Tournament, Sandridge Golf Club,

8AM-3PM, 564-6091 10 Sinatra Done Differently,

Theatre Go Round Dinner Theatre, VB,

4:30PM, 252-9341

7-10 Vero Beach Wine + Film Festival, VB, 925-9110 15-16 Madagascar Jr, Riverside Theatre, VB, 231-6990 16 Summer Surf Fishing Workshop,

Sebastian Inlet State Park, SEB,

1-3:15PM, 589-5969 16 Waterlily Celebration,

McKee Botanical Gardens, VB,

8:30am-2:00pm, 794-0601 22-23 Shake, Rattle & Rock n’ Roll,

Riverside Theatre, VB, 7PM & 9:30 PM, 231-6990 23 Bobbie Bones Red Hoodie Comedy Tour, Sunrise Theatre, FP, 7PM, 461-4775 24 Sinatra Done Differently,

Theatre Go Round Dinner Theatre, VB,

4:30PM, 772-252-9341 26 Chow Down Food Trucks,

Veterans Memorial Park, FP,

5-9PM, 979-6068 29-30 Madagascar Jr, Riverside Theatre, VB, 231-6990 30 Burgers & Brews Festival,

Downtown Vero Beach, VB, 1PM-9PM

City Key: Port St. Lucie: PSL, Fort Pierce: FP, Vero Beach: VB, Sebastian: SEB

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Braford Steakhouse

Cultural Council

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A Place for Mom

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Blue Ribbon Pet Resort

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Champion Home Health

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Farmers' Mkt Vero Beach

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Citrus Grillhouse

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Eden Med Spa

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Oculina Bank

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Jungle Club

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Vero Beach Airport

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Leisure Time Boat Club

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White Glove Moving

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Marsh Beast Airboat Tours

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Summer Crush Winery

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Indian River Medical Ctr

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Welsh Heart Center

Vero Beach High School

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VB Museum of Art

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VB Theatre Guild

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VB Wine + Film Festival

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Center Court Tennis

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Chic and Shore Things

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Elizabeth’s Consignments

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Grant Antique Mall

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Barbara Foster, Realtor 38

Healthway 9

Beach & Beyond Rentals

Leigh Jewelers

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Hampton Inn & Suites

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The Live Now Team

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Village Vitamin

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