Inside Track Almanac April - June 2019

Vol. 24 • Iss. 2

Apr.-June. 2019

Sand. Sea. Showtime!

Vero Beach Wine + Film Festival June 6-9, 2019 p4

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

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pring is always a busy time along the Treasure Coast. Vacationers and Staycationers are taking advantage of the beautiful weather and out enjoying all the wonderful things our area offers. Beautiful beaches are the crown jewels of the Treasure Coast and we have a brand-new beach guide to help find your perfect spot or enjoy a day of beach hopping.

May is always a great time to treat Mom with a visit to McKee Botanical Gardens. Read about its fascinating history in our Centennial pages, along with another “place that matters,” Vero Heritage Center. In June, you won’t want to miss the fabulous Vero Beach Wine + Film Festival, now in it’s fourth year. Read all about it including some pre-fest events we know you’ll love! However you choose to celebrate Spring, please remember to wear sunscreen and visit our advertisers whenever you have the opportunity.

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Table of Contents VB Wine+Film Festival 2019 ����������4 Mangrove Snapper Recipe ���������������8 Treasure Coast Living.....................10 Fishing & Full Moons....................17 Dance to Music in St. Lucie ����������20 Sea Turtle Walks.............................24 Where are the Spoonbills? �������������30 Bird Guide......................................32 Love Your Lagoon............................34 Vero Beach Airport.........................38

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Tide Chart.....................................40 Fishing Forecast..............................41 Newcomers' Guide.........................42 Treasure Coast Beaches...................43 Early Years at McKee......................46 This Place Matters..........................47 Area Attractions.............................48 Maps..............................................50 Calendar of Events.........................58 Advertiser Index.............................64

Cover Photo by Phil Reid Photography Publisher Kim Piston

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Lights! Camera! Uncork!

his summer we’ll be sipping sauvignon blanc at the fourth annual Vero Beach Wine + Film Festival, June 6-9, 2019—deemed “The Summer Sundance” by HuffPost.

Further recognized as a “Top 100 Film Festival,” this captivating combo of compelling silver screen esprit and vivacious vinifera varietals blends cinematic storytelling with global fine wines while highlighting the best of Vero Beach: art, natural beauty, eco-awareness, toe-baring lifestyle, emerging chefs and coastal hospitality.

This year’s festival theme, “A Wide Lens on Life,” is inspired by the festival’s mission of connecting diverse visual artists with their audiences.

Famed filmmakers from around the world will lead Q&A sessions following many of the screenings, vivifying the film-going experience.

The VBWFF has developed sprawling appeal and recognition with almost mindblowing velocity owed undoubtedly to the festival’s founder Jerusha Stewart.

As a motivational speaker and bestselling author, Stewart’s effervescent personality and enthusiasm for living one’s passion is ever-present in each event that comprises this extended weekend of food, film, wine and fun.

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She points out, “Film is a compelling medium and vehicle for visitors to take action in their lives. It shows how they can have an impact on the world around them. And the festival is a social

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Left: "Cost of Milk" Filmmakers | Above: Winemakers Bob and Elizabeth Van Dyk

event with something for everyone.

Viewers and vinos will be inspired and come away with something to talk about. There are celebrity chefs, award-winning winemakers and total access to the city’s greatest venues!”

Indeed, this year’s festival will feature more than 85 independent films, including Academy-Award winners, Sundance hits and world premieres, screened at the most illustrious venues in Vero: Costa d’Este, Beach Resort & Spa, Kimpton Vero Beach Hotel & Spa, Riverside Theatre, The Vero Beach Heritage Center, Vero Beach Museum of Art and Vero Beach Theatre Guild. Most importantly, festival attendees will have the opportunity to meet and greet many of the extraordinary filmmakers and vintners that are the focal points of the festival.

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VBWFF, including an array of pass packages and al-a-carte options that allow guests to customize their festival experience. Most of the film screenings include a wine tasting before the film and there are culinary demos and wine seminars held daily at the WOW! Tasting Lounge under the oaks in Riverside Park, which is always accessible.

Themed opening and closing parties like “Cinema Uncorked! Opening Night Awards Bash,” and the “Fête Finale Closing Celebration” are included in several of the packages. There are also special event screenings, grand celebrations and super swanky parties like the “Vino Veritas Vintner Dinner,” “Hollywood & WINE Grand Tasting,” “Studio 54 Disco After Party,” and “Dining with Directors,” to name a few.

New this year is the “Wild and Scenic Film Festival on Tour” featuring the

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Upcoming Special Events First Look Party

Thursday, April 25th, 2019 7 pm to 9 pm A first look at films from VBWFF The Majestic Theatre Vero Beach Florida 940 14th Lane Vero Beach, FL 32960 Reserve Seats at VBWFF.com

Wine, Film + Fashion Saturday, May 11th, 2019 11 am to 3 pm Runway Fashion Show at 1 pm Vero Beach Outlets 1824 94th Drive Vero Beach, FL 32966

second largest touring film festival where “activism gets inspired.” Also joining the revelry will be the “Chefs and Shorts Culinary Feast” with celebrity chefs, as well as “Women and Wine: The New Taste Makers,” celebrated acclaimed wines of leading lady winemakers paired with exquisite cuisine at the "Vino Veritas Vintner Dinner."

With so many films and events taking place throughout four days, the VBWFF website, vbwff.com, is an invaluable resource with a clearly detailed schedule and shopping list of passes—from the CINEMA PICK 4 Pass to the CINEMA PREMIERE Pass—so you don’t miss a thing!

With filmmakers and industry talent from all over the world and screenings at top venues around the city paired with hundreds of exquisite wines and gastronomical pleasures, this event truly has something for everyone and every budget. Swing by the website today and start planning your VBWFF weekend before it’s sold out.

Then come and “See, Sip and Savor the Experience!”

Vero Beach Wine + Film Festival is a 501(c) (3) organization that benefits Suncoast Mental Health Center, serving children and families in all four counties on the Treasure Coast.

Left: Documentary Feature Award Winners Grant & Shawna Korgan, "The Push"

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Treasure Coast Living

f you’re looking for property on Florida’s Treasure Coast, consider these two coastal communities on North Hutchinson Island. Enjoy wide, uncrowded beaches, parks and preserves to explore and kayak plus world renowned fishing and boating!

Queens Cove is a private gated waterfront community, located in North Hutchinson Island, just north of the Fort Pierce Inlet and has approximately 261 single family homes and sites. Nestled among the mangroves and waterways of the Indian River Lagoon with easy access to the Intracoastal waterways, Queens Cove is not a typical cookie cutter community.

Each home has its own individuality and personality, but all are on the water, offering the convenience of your boat in your own back yard! There is ample open green space and deeded beach access for the ultimate, ocean front living experience. Queens Cove is seconds from the Navy Seal Museum and adjacent to state preserve with biking paths, hiking trails, kayaking and canoeing.

It is located 11 miles south of Vero Beach’s luxury ocean front hotels, restaurants, and shopping and 5 miles from the vibrant and historic Downtown Fort Pierce.

Queens Cove The Sands is also a gated community in North Hutchinson Island and features five different neighborhoods from beachside to river front with a variety of housing styles including condominiums, attached homes and single-family dwellings. Snuggled between Wildcat Cove and the beach, this neighborhood also features a large lake and a marina where you can buy or rent a boat slip with home ownership. The Sands is an outstanding value for those seeking a modest condominium, a generous sized and newer villa with garage or perhaps a courtyard style home where you can enjoy the river or lake view directly from your deck. It's hard-to-beat island living pricing with reasonable association fees. Deeded beach access, tennis courts, a library, community pools and more, guarantee that easy, breezy sought-after lifestyle that characterizes Florida’s Treasure Coast living. The Sands is also located only 1015 minutes from Vero Beach ocean-front and downtown Fort Pierce where ‘Old Florida’ embraces new, revitalized dining, shopping, community events and more!

Interested in seeing these properties?

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Local Brokers Who Specialize in These Communities:

Ocean Real Estate of Hutchinson Island

Belinda Boyd | 772-216-715 TreasureCoastWaterfrontLiving.com

Oceanside Realty Partners Angela Geller | 772-418-4420 OceansideRealtyPartners.com

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Full Moons Risings April 19th Pink Moon Full 7:12 AM | Moonrise 8:15 PM May 18th Flower Moon Full 5:11 PM | Moonrise 8:03 PM June 17th Strawberry Moon Full 4:31 AM | Moonrise 8:47 PM

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

Best Fishing Days

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Dance to the Music in St. Lucie by

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Lisa Fitz-Coy, St. Lucie Cultural Alliance

he weather is warm, the sun is shining, and the music is playing in St. Lucie County, home to the vibrant communities of Fort Pierce, Port St. Lucie, and Hutchinson Island. From jazz to rock and roll and everything between, there’s something for every music lover on our corner of the Treasure Coast.

Here are our recommendations for great local spots to enjoy live music: Every Saturday, from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., the Fort Pierce Jazz and Blues Society hosts a Jazz Market, an arts and craft market, alongside the famed Fort Pierce Farmer’s Market on the waterfront of the Indian River. Live jazz music forms the perfect soundtrack for a fun morning of shopping and enjoying the Florida sun. The group also hosts weekly Jazz Jams at the Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens and the Sunrise Theatre Black Box in historic downtown Fort Pierce. (www.jazzsociety.org) Summer Crush Winery at 4200 Johnston Road in Fort Pierce is beloved by locals, and features live music every weekend in their roomy covered and seated pavilion. Beatles tributes, Motown, and bluegrass bands are all on the books this summer. Sample Florida wines, grab some grub, sing along, and

take advantage of their Concert Discount Program. (www.summercrushwine.com) If beer is more your flavor, set sail to Sailfish Brewing on 2nd Street in Fort Pierce. Sailfish is a local hotspot for live music performed by talented local musicians and bands. (www. sailfishbrewing.com) Port St. Lucie is home to a large civic center featuring festivals and community events throughout the year. The Free Friday Concert Series is typically held monthly, either indoors or outdoors, weather and space permitting.

Food and beverage are available for purchase. (www.cityofpsl.com) The historic Sunrise Theatre in downtown Fort Pierce has a full calendar of exciting concerts coming up, including Classic Albums Live – Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon, One Night of Queen, renowned saxophonist Ed Calle presented by Bluebird Productions, and Grammy Award®winning musician Boz Scaggs. (www. sunrisetheatre.com) St. Lucie Cultural Alliance, St. Lucie County’s newly formed nonprofit arts agency, promotes and advocates for arts and cultural attractions and events in the County. Learn more at www.artstlucie.org.

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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, water-resistant 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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Where are the Spoonbills?

Roseate Spoonbill

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s bird guides, we are frequently asked, "Have the Roseate Spoonbills started nesting yet?" and "Are there a lot of Spoonbills at the Stick Marsh right now?"

Most years, the Spoonbills arrive at the colony sometime in January and begin nesting activities by the end of the month. By mid-March, dozens of pairs of spoonbills are busy feeding newly hatched young. This year is not most years. Spoonbills and other longlegged wading birds are dependent on the natural drying of local wetlands which provides a super concentration of food (small fish, insects, and shrimp) in the remaining puddles. This season we were experiencing a severe drought in December and January which greatly accelerated the drying process. Despite the dry conditions, the spoonbills seemed to arrive on time and begin the nesting process at the end of January as usual. Then the rains came, causing water levels to rise in the local wetlands. Rising water levels are usually a signal that nesting season is over. The spoonbills seemed to respond accordingly and ceased nesting activity.

The good news is that water levels have resumed their downward progression

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and we are now starting to see signs of nesting Roseate Spoonbills. We aren't seeing the large numbers that we have had in past years, perhaps only a dozen pairs.

But even if there are not the usual numbers of Spoonbills nesting, it is well worth coming out to see the birds that are there. Many Great Egrets, Tricolored Herons and Anhingas are nesting and Snail Kites are also showing signs they may nest this year in the newly flooded Fellsmere WMA to the south.

Where to go: Fellsmere Grade Recreation Area (aka, “The Stick Marsh� parking lot, located at the end of Fellsmere Grade Road off of Babcock road north of Fellsmere.

Note: Remember that the rookery islands are designated as Stick Marsh Critical Wildlife Area. https://myfwc. com/conservation/terrestrial/cwa/stickmarsh/ Entry onto the islands is prohibited and seasonal buffer zones around the island are well marked, please respect them.

Also, boaters please remember that the water around the islands is a no wake zone. As much as we love birdwatching, we want it to be a stress-free event for the birds!

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Treasure Coast Birding Guide

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lorida's Treasure Coast is home to a multitude of bird species and part of the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail. Birding is fun! Use this handy checklist to learn about and keep track of birds that you are certain to see while exploring the area.

Roseate Spoonbill

Sometimes mistaken for a flamingo, this gregarious wading bird is easily recognized for its bright pink plumage and big spoon shaped bill. There is a growing population of these beauties on the Treasure Coast due to rising water levels in the Everglades. Best seen around inland freshwater wetlands.

Snail Kite

This medium-sized bird of prey feeds almost exclusively on apple snails and, in the U.S., is found only in Florida. The species is locally endangered due to prolonged drought which affects its primary food source.

Lucky observers may get a glimpse at inland marshlands and lakes.

Sandhill Crane

Florida is home to two species of these enormous cranes which stand around four feet tall. The Greater visits from the north in the winter and the Lesser is a year-round resident.

Almost always seen in pairs, they are gray in color with dark red crowns. Residents stick mostly around freshwater ponds and lakes.

Wood Stork

This hefty wading bird sports a football shaped body, scaly featherless head and long curved bill that are dead giveaways to its Jurassic ancestry. Their plumage is mostly white with black tail and wing feathers. They roost in trees and hang out around brackish wetlands, ponds and lakes.

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Great Blue Heron

The largest of the North American Herons. At an average of four feet tall with a wingspan of around six feet, they are magnificent to see in flight. Named for their blue-gray plumage they have yellow bills and black head feathers. They adapt to both salt and freshwater environments and are abundant along the Indian River Lagoon.

Great Egret

This is the snow-white version of the Great Blue Heron. Other than color they’re nearly identical size and habitat and can observed in many of the same places. Some smaller birds can be mistaken for the Snowy Egret, but their yellow bills and black feet make them identifiable.

Osprey

These large raptors can look like juvenile bald eagles with their white bellies and variegated brown underwings. They are actually a hawk found around salt water and feed primarily on fish which can commonly be seen clutched in their talons. Their nests are big stick structures often built on poles, channel markers and dead trees over open water.

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For more information about birding and local wildlife we recommend: Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail: A guide to the network of 510 premier wildlife viewing sites across the state of Florida. www.floridabirdingtrail.com Audubon: Whether you're a beginner looking through your first pair of binoculars or an experienced birder in search of identification tips, it’s all there. www.audubon.org Pelican Island Audubon Society: A local organization providing classes, field trips and educational programs. www.pelicanislandaudubon.org Pelican Island Preservation Society: Another local organization dedicated to the preservation of Pelican Island, the nation’s first National Wildlife Refuge. www.firstrefuge.org

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Lagoon with an Artful License Plate

he Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute Foundation is the organization behind many of those colorful Florida specialty plates you’ve surely seen around town. In 1998 the foundation as designated as the recipient of user fee funds for 4 specialty plates. The funds received from the annual fee for the plate are used by the

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foundation to make grants which serve the legislative language of each plate.

The Protect Wild Dolphins plate, enacted in 1998 and designed by marine artist Steve Diossy, enables 24/7 emergency response for dolphins that become stranded or entangled in fishing gear or other items foreign to the oceans or estuary ecosystems. Harbor

Indian River Lagoon Facts

he Indian River Lagoon is 156 miles long and narrow, occurring approximately between 27º and 29º North latitude. It is one of the longest barrier-island/tidal-inlet systems in the continental U.S. It is a unique, highly diverse, shallow-water estuary of national significance — one of 28 in the U.S. The IRL is among the most biologically diverse estuaries in North America! It straddles a subtropical climate to the south, and a warm-temperate climate to the north. The influence of these two distinct provinces is one of the factors underlying the spectacular biodiversity found within the lagoon.

High biodiversity is also fostered by the presence of several distinct habitats that serve as home to the plants and animals of the IRL. Saltmarshes, mangrove forests, and seagrass meadows, are foremost among the habitats whose continued health is essential for a healthy lagoon.

The IRL region is home to more than 2,200 animal species: Nearly 700 fish species, 310 bird species, and over 1,000 invertebrate species. Approximately 50 threatened or endangered species can be found in the IRL region, including 12 plants and 36 animals.

Over one-third of the nation's manatee population lives in or migrates through the IRL and there are more than 1,000 resident bottlenose dolphins.

The economic impact of the IRL is $7.64 billion per year which is more than one-seventh of the region’s economy.

It is estimated that 35 to 45 percent of the research, education and outreach at the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute at FAU is on the Indian River Lagoon.

On behalf of all Lovers of the Lagoon, Thank you, Harbor Branch, for your work!

Information provided by Dr. Dennis Hanisak.

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Branch’s marine mammal teams and other collaborators also conduct a variety of scientific studies to help understand dolphin health, life history, and the environment where they live.

Protect Florida Whales plates came about in 2002 supports several whale species found in Florida waters, including the most endangered of all great whales: the North Atlantic right whale. Funds from this plate, designed by marine life artist Wyland, support scientific research on marine mammals and the protection of the endangered species through public education and conservation.

Aquaculture plates were enacted in 2004. Did you know that half of the seafood we eat comes from fish farming? Fish, clams, shrimp and plants are items grown for food and for restocking overfished areas. Designed by wildlife artist and conservationist Guy Harvey, this plate supports research to advance the aquaculture industry such as land-based culture methods that reuse water and limit waste while growing healthy and safe seafood.

Another Guy Harvey designed plate is Save Our Seas which funds research on Florida’s waters and coral reefs. Harbor Branch scientists and others investigate the health of coastal waterways by utilizing a network of automated water quality measurement stations that allow researchers and the public to track conditions in popular boating and swimming spots.

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There's always something exciting going on at Vero Beach Regional Airport!

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e just celebrated the Vero Beach Centennial at Airport Heritage Day, and we are gearing up for an exciting Air Show in 2020. The U. S. Navy Blue Angels will be back! Direct jet service to key destinations makes travel a pleasure. Free long and short term parking is available adjacent to the terminal. Scheduled destinations include Newark, New Jersey and Asheville, North Carolina; charter destinations to almost anywhere or anytime! We’re excited about the future! Please visit VeroBeachAirport.org for the most current information.

Flight Simulator at Airport Heritage Day. Photo courtesy of Jim Wilson Photography.

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Tidal Data Source: Fort Pierce Inlet, South Jetty

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Fishing Forecast Spring 2019 by

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Captain Charlie Conner

pring is here on the Treasure Coast and brings great conditions to the area. Mild temperatures and windy days will be the norm in April. Fishing will be very productive as bait fills the river and the fish are hungry. It has been a mild winter and I am always excited to welcome Spring back again.

The grass flats will be active with trout.

I love using a DOA Deadly Combo to locate the fish. There will also be pompano cruising the deeper flats. Doc’s Goofy Jigs are great pompano lures when they are in the river. Mackerel, bluefish and jacks will be plentiful around the inlets and channels this month. Small shiny lures will find you some action. April will bring lots of opportunities to the area.

Snook fishing will continue to be good and the season closes May 31. Inlets, bridges and sea walls can give you a good chance at catching a slot fish. DOA Bait Busters, feather jigs, live pilchards or pinfish are all excellent choices for snook fishing.

Bridges will continue to hold sheephead, jacks, bluefish and some black drum. The sheepshead were in early and many have already left the river. The warmer water

this year has progressed things earlier than normal, but there are still plenty of fish to be caught. Docks will hold the same fish and an excellent chance at hooking up with a redfish. The surf will hold whiting, pompano and a host of other fish feeding on the bait schools along the beaches.

Redfish will be our main target throughout the months of May and June.

The past several years have brought us schools of slot sized fish along the Indian River. Most of our catch have been in the 18 to 30-inch range. The mangroves should produce lots of redfish action again this year. I always have three lures ready during May…DOA shrimp, CAL jerk baits and top water lures. Gold spoons and the DOA 2 ¾” shrimp will also be great additions to the arsenal when fishing for redfish.

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

Good Fishing and Be Safe, Captain Charlie Conner

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

Caleb started his day with this 33" snook that he caught and released.

Wyatt found this nice redfish hiding under the mangroves!

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City Hall 1053 20th Place, Vero Beach, FL 32960 • (772) 978-5151 www.covb.org Hospital Indian River Medical Center, 1000 36th St., Vero Beach, FL 32960 • (772) 567-4311 indianrivermedicalcenter.com Utilities Water/Sewer, Indian River County Utilities, 1801 27th St., Vero Beach, FL 32960 (772) 226-1845 www.ircutilities.com Electric Florida Power & Light (321) 723-7795 www.fpl.com Dept. of Motor Vehicles 1800 27th St. Building B, Vero Beach, FL 32960 (772) 388-6034 www.flhsmv.gov Schools Indian River County School District, 6500 57th St., Vero Beach, FL 32967 (772) 564-3000 www.indianriverschools.org Police Indian River County Sheriff, 4055 41st Ave., Vero Beach, FL 32960 • (772) 569-6700 www.ircsheriff.org Vero Beach Police Department 1055 20th St, Vero Beach, FL 32960 (772) 978-4600 www.vbpd.org Library http://www.irclibrary.org 1600 21st Street, Vero Beach (772) 770-5060

City Hall 1225 Main St., Sebastian, FL 32958 • (772) 589-5330 www.cityofsebastian.org Hospital Sebastian River Medical Center, 13695 US-1, Sebastian, FL 32958 • (772) 589-3186 www.sebastianrivermedical.org Utilities Water/Sewer, Indian River County Utilities, 11604 US Hwy. 1, Sebastian, FL 32958 (772) 226-1845 www.ircutilities.com Electric Florida Power & Light (321) 723-7795 www.fpl.com Dept. of Motor Vehicles: 11610 US Hwy. 1, Sebastian, FL 32958 • (772) 388-6034 www.flhsmv.gov Schools Indian River County School District, 6500 57th St., Vero Beach, FL 32967 (772) 564-3000 www.indianriverschools.org Police Indian River County Sheriff, 4055 41st Ave., Vero Beach, FL 32960 (772) 569-6700 www.ircsheriff.org Sebastian Police Dept.

1201 Main St., Sebastian, FL 32958 (772) 589-5233 www.sebastianpd.org Library http://www.irclibrary.org 1001 Sebastian Blvd, Sebastian (772) 589-1355

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City Hall 100 N U.S. Hwy. 1, Fort Pierce, FL 34950 (772) 467-3000 www.cityoffortpierce.com Hospital Lawnwood Regional Medical Center, 1700 S 23rd St, Fort Pierce, FL 34950 (772) 461-4000 www.lawnwoodmed.com Utilities Fort Pierce Utilities Authority 206 S. 6th St., Fort Pierce, FL 34950 • (772) 466-1600 www.fpua.com Electric Florida Power & Light (321) 723-7795 • www.fpl.com Dept. of Motor Vehicles 2300 Virginia Ave., Fort Pierce, FL 34982 (772) 462-1650 Schools St. Lucie County Public Schools, 501 NW University Blvd., Port St. Lucie, FL 34986 • (772) 429-3600 www.stlucie.k12.fl.us Police St. Lucie County Sheriff 4700 W Midway Rd., Fort Pierce, FL 34981 (772) 462-7300 www.stluciesheriff.com Fort Pierce Police Department 920 S. U.S. Hwy. 1, Fort Pierce, FL 34950 (772) 467-6800 • www.fppd.org Library stlucieco.gov/departmentsservices/a-z/library 101 Melody Ln, Fort Pierce, FL (772) 462-1615

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Sebastian/Wabasso Sebastian Inlet State Park 9700 S. Hwy A1A, Melbourne Beach, 32951 World-class surfing and fishing, multiple piers and two museums

Ambersands Beach Park 12566 N. Hwy A1A, VB, 32963 Part of Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge. Significant sea turtle nesting area.

Treasure Shores Park 11300 N. Hwy A1A, VB, 32963 Known for beautiful sand dunes and pirate ship playground.

Golden Sands Park 10350 N. Hwy A1A, VB, 32963 Wide long stretches of natural beach, nesting sea turtles.

Wabasso Beach 1808 County Rd 510, VB, 32963 A favorite for surfers. Also has a nearshore reef and Spanish shipwreck attracting snorkelers and treasure hunters.

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Turtle Trail Beach Access 8102 N. Hwy A1A,VB, 32963 Quiet and natural, feels like a private beach. Popular for sunbathers and shell hunters.

Tracking Station Park 11300 North A1A, VB, 32963 Surfing hot spot, wide flat beaches and Vero’s most photographed pier.

Jaycee Park 5205 Ocean Dr., VB, 32963 A great family beach.

Boardwalk, covered pavilions and large picnic park with playground.

Sexton Plaza 1050 Beachland 32963 Beautiful sunrises action. Located in Vero’s shopping district.

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Round Island 2200 S. Hwy A1A, VB, 32963 Features an oceanside and lagoon side park with excellent manatee viewing opportunities.

Fort Pierce Avalon State Park N. Hwy A1A, FP, 34949 (1.7 miles South of Round Island) Unique undeveloped stretch of natural beach with excellent surf fishing. Significant nesting area for Leatherback turtles.

Blvd, VB, and lots of the heart of and dining

Humiston Park Ocean Drive & Easter Lily Lane, VB, 32963 Great for kids with a large modern playground, shopping and dining and boardwalk.

Sea Grape Trail 3802 S. Hwy A1A, VB, 32963 Secluded and peaceful. Also considered a treasure hunting hot spot.

South Beach Park 1704 Ocean Dr, VB, 32963 Wide flat expansive beaches with volley ball courts.

Restroom pavilion has drink vending machines.

Pepper Park Beach 3302 N. SR A1A, FP, 34949 Roomy beach with nearshore reefs perfect for snorkeling.

Located in front of the UDT Navy Seal Museum.

Ft. Pierce Inlet State Park 905 Shorewinds Dr, FP, 34949 Fully loaded beach park includes hiking trails, observation tower and sparkling turquoise waters.

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In 1925, the McKee-Sexton Land Company was formed to preserve this land and keep it from being turned into groves. McKee sent plant explorers to South America to bring back orchids, bromeliads and other exotic flora. They hired William Lyman Phillips to design the garden blending the botanical treasures into the natural landscape

without disturbing the original character of the hammock. McKee Jungle Gardens opened in January of 1932 and was an immediate success.

Waldo had the ideas and McKee had the money. Waldo added at 3000-yearold, cypress stump he found at a friend’s sawmill and iron gates from Henry Flagler’s Whitehall estate. His crowning achievement at the garden was the Hall of Giants with pole and beam construction and cypress board to house a magnificent 38ft mahogany table, the largest in the world. He also built the Spanish kitchen and decorated it with tiles and wrought iron adornments and lanterns. Animal displays were also introduced including key deer, macaws, and monkeys.

The garden was closed during WW2 except for use as a training ground for the US navy. It reopened after the war, added larger animals like Doc the Dancing Bear and campgrounds and became the third most visited attraction in Florida drawing more than 100,000 visitors a year.

The garden shut down in 1976 as super highways and larger attractions developed further inland, and much of the land was sold for development. The site remained vacant for twenty years until the Indian River Land Trust purchased the remaining property in 1995 and its former glory and splendor was restored.

It is now a Florida landmark and on January 7, 1998, it was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places under its former name of McKee Jungle Gardens.

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This Place Matters

By Heather Stapleton Executive Director, Vero Heritage, Inc.

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s early as 1926, a local Tourist Club endeavored to attract more tourists and keep them in Vero Beach longer.

In 1935 the Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA) paid the labor costs while the City paid the material costs, and the City’s first Community Building was built. This building, now known as the Heritage Center, was constructed in just 3 months but its prominence in the community is everlasting owed to a rich and deep history.

During WWII, Vero Beach was home to 27,000 men and 900 women involved in the war effort. And so, the Heritage Center became the Servicemen’s Center; hosting a variety of events, foremost among them elegant dances with young people in spotless uniforms and charming 1940's "USO" era attire, paying attention to details and etiquette. With band music wafting, and romance in the air, many locals tell stories about their grandparents meeting at those dances!

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gatherings. Eventually, the building became the Physical Arts Center and housed the City’s Recreation Department. Art classes were held in what is now the kitchen and a ballet studio occupied what is now the Indian River Citrus Museum.

After a new community center was built in the 1960s, the building fell into such disuse and disrepair that some say the only thing holding it together was the termites. The City was ready to demolish the building.

Concerned citizens, led by the Indian River County Historical Society and Millie Bunnell fought to save it. In 1993, the Heritage Center was fully restored and placed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The Heritage Center continues to be a City-owned property. The successful nonprofit Vero Heritage, Inc has the privilege of stewarding the venue, at no cost to the City.

Today, the Heritage Center hosts weddings, fundraisers, birthday parties, community meetings and more. It also houses the unique Indian River Citrus Museum, the only museum on the Treasure Coast that features artifacts, gifts, and a wealth of fascinating information dedicated to Indian River's citrus industry and history.

The Heritage Center evokes such memories and so resonates with the community that, to this day, many choose to host their own meaningful events at the Heritage Center. People intuitively know “this place matters.”

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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, canoeing, 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, 713-7132 River King, 589-5345 Airboat Tours, Marsh Beast, 584-0089 Kayak Tours, Orchid Island Bike & Kayak, VB, 299-1286 Wildlife Boat Tours, Manatee Observation Center, FP, 1:30pm, 429-6267 Touch Tank Encounter, Environmental Learning Center, VB, Sun, Tues, Weds 2-4PM, Weds-Fri 10AM-12PM, 589-5050 Feeding Frenzy Tour, Smithsonian at St. Lucie Aquarium, FP, Tues-Sat, 10:30am, 462-3271 Art Zone, VB Museum of Art, VB, 231-0707

Sundays

Sunday Wine Down-Live Music, Summer Crush Vineyard and Winery, FP, 1-5PM, 4600500 Walk with a Ranger, Sebastian Inlet State Park, SEC, 11AM, 850-245-2157

Mondays

Free Intro to Salsa, 14th Ave Dance Studio, VB, 6pm, 766-0578 Art for Health’s Sake: Yoga at the Museum, VB Museum of Art, VB, 9AM, 231-0707 Movement at the Museum, Vero Beach Museum of Art, VB, 1:30pm, 231-0707 Abbe’s Aerobics and Fitness, Vero Beach Community Center, VB, 9AM, 567-2144 Kid-Fit, North Indian River County Library, SEB, 11AM, 770-5060 Museum Babies, Vero Beach Museum of Art, VB 10:30AM, 231-0707

Tuesdays

Fin-Tastic Fish Feeding, Manatee Observation Center, FP, 2pm, 429-6266 Museum Toddlers, Vero Beach Museum of Art, VB 10:30AM, 231-0707 Big Band Dance, Vero Beach Community Center, VB, 9AM, 567-2144

Qigong, Vero Beach Community Center, VB, 11AM, 567-2144 Duplicate Bridge, Vero Beach Community Center, VB, 12:30PM, 567-2144 Group Dance Lessons, Vero Beach Community Center, VB, 5:30PM, 567-2144

Wednesdays

Green Market, Marina Square, FP, 12-6pm, 978-8480 Museum Stories, Vero Beach Museum of Art 9:30AM & 10:30 AM, VB, 231-0707 Tide Pool Touch Tank, Manatee Observation Center, FP, 2pm, 429-6266 Pontoon Boat Tours, Environmental Learning Center, VB, 9:30am, 11:30am, 589-5050 Museum Stories, Vero Beach Museum of Art, VB, 9:30 AM & 10:30AM, 231-0707 Big Band Dance, Vero Beach Community Center, VB, 9AM, 567-2144 Beginning Line Dance Lessons, Vero Beach Community Center, VB, 5:30PM, 567-2144 Country Partner Dance Lessons, Vero Beach Community Center, VB, 6:45PM, 567-2144

Thursdays

Meet the Reptiles, Manatee Observation Center, FP, 2pm, 429-6266 Duplicate Bridge, Vero Beach Community Center, VB, 12:30PM, 567-2144 Abbe’s Aerobics and Fitness, Vero Beach Community Center, VB, 9AM, 567-2144 Qigong, Vero Beach Community Center, VB, 11AM, 567-2144

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Live in the Loop Free Outdoor Concerts, Riverside Theatre, VB , 6:30pm, 231-6990 Seahorse Snack Time, Manatee Observation Center, FP, 2pm, 429-6266 Story Hour, Vero Beach Book Center, VB, 10:30am, 569-6650 Swingsation’s Friday Night Ballroom Dance @ VBCC, VB, 7pm, 567-2144 Big Band Dance, Vero Beach Community Center, VB, 9AM, 567-2144

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Every Month Indian River & St. Lucie Counties Saturdays

Fort Pierce Downtown Farmers Market, Marina Square, FP, 8am-noon, 940-1145 ​Farmers Market Oceanside Vero Beach, Humiston Park, VB, 8am-noon, 410-8376 Live in the Loop Free Outdoor Concerts, Riverside Theatre, VB, 6:30pm, 231-6990 Fin-Tastic Fish Feeding, Manatee Observation Center, FP, 2pm, 429-6266 The Jazz Market, Downtown Fort Pierce, 8am1pm, 812-4588 Pontoon Boat Tours, Environmental Learning Center, VB, 9:30am, 11:30am, 589-5050 Scrabble Club, North Indian River County Library, SEB, 11AM, 589-1355 Food Trucks, Vero Beach Outlets, VB, 12PM, 770-6097 Walk with a Ranger, Sebastian Inlet State Park, SEC, 1PM, 850-245-2157

1st Tuesday

Heritage Bluegrass, Vero Beach Heritage Center & Citrus Museum, 6pm, 770-2263 Free Admission, Smithsonian Marine Station, FP, 465-3271

1st & 3rd Saturday

Story Time & Crafts, Environmental Learning Center, VB, 1PM, 589-5050 Master Gardeners Growing Series, Indian River County Main Library, VB, 5:30PM, 226-3080

1st Friday

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

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Sunset Saturday, Ocean Drive, VB, 5:308:30pm Free Admission Saturday, Environmental Learning Center, VB, 589-5050

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Vero Beach Bookies Reading Group, The Vero Beach Book Center, 10:30am

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Artwalk, Downtown Fort Pierce, 5-8pm

2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursday

Travel Film Series, North Indian River County Library, SEB, 10:30AM, 589-1355

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

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Free Concert in the Park, Riverview Park, SEB, 5:30PM, 589-5969

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Main Street Vintage & Green Market, 14th Ave and 20th Street, VB, 9am-4pm, 643-6782

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Third Thursday Dances, Heritage Center, VB, 7-10pm, 770-2263 Laugh And Learn, North Indian River County Library, SEB, 10:30AM, 770-5060 x4132 Behind-the-Scenes Tour of the Research Station, Smithsonian Marine Station, FP, 2PM, 465-3271

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Cruise-In, Marina Square, FP, 5-9pm, 464-1245 Downtown Friday, Downtown Vero Beach, 6-9pm, 643-6782

Last Saturday

Free Admission, Vero Beach Museum of Art, 231-0707 Museum Studios (4-11 year olds), Vero Beach Museum of Art, VB, 10AM & 1PM, 231-0707

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

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April 2019 1-28 Backus & Butcher and the FL Landscape, Backus Museum & Gallery, FP, 465-0630 1-30 Victorian Radicals: From Pre-Raphaelites to the Arts & Crafts Movement, VB Museum of Art, VB, 231-0707 1-30 Centennial Historic Displays, Indian River County Main Library, VB, 770-5060 1-2 26th Annual Red, White and Blue Concert, Vero Beach High School, Vero Beach High School Performing Arts, VB, 7PM, 564-5537 2 Centennial Community Historic Dodgertown Tours, Historic Dodgertown, VB, 10AM, 257-8532 2 Heritage Bluegrass, Vero Heritage Center, VB, 6PM-9PM, 770-2263 2 Alligator’s in Florida Culture, Backus Museum & Gallery, FP, 2-3PM, 465-0630 3 Murphy’s Celtic Legacy Irish Dance Reborn, Sunrise Theatre, FP, 7PM, 461-4775 3 Marine Science in the Morning: A Tale of Two Mega Spills, Smithsonian Marine Station, FP, 9-10AM, 465-3271 4 Cork, Canvas & Company, Vero Beach Museum of Art, VB, 6-8:30PM, 231-0707 3-14 Ghost-Writer, Waxlax Stage, Riverside Theatre, VB, 3rd-4th at 2PM and 7:30PM, 5th-6th at 8PM, 6th-7th at 2PM, 9th-11th at 7:30PM, 10th at 2PM, 12th-13th at 8PM, 13th14th at 2PM, 231-6990 5 Never Stop Believin’ Tribute to Journey, Summer Crush, FP, 5:30PM, 460-0500 5 Comedy Tonight, Ballet Vero Beach, VBHS Performing Arts Center, 8PM, 905-2651 6 Comedy Tonight, Ballet Vero Beach, VBHS Perf. Arts Center, 2PM&8PM, 905-2651 6 Fellsmere Day, Downtown Fellsmere, Fellsmere, 10AM-4PM, 646-6301 6 9th Annual Fairy & Pirate Festival, McKee Botanical Garden, VB, 10AM-1PM, 794-0601 6 The Passion of Christ, Sunrise Theatre, FP, 7PM, 461-4775 6 36th Annual Vero Beach Spring Boat Show, Riverside Park, VB, 10AM-5PM, 562-7922

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Overrated Band, Captain Hiram's, SEB, 7:30PM, 589-4345 Battle of the Bands, Walking Tree Brewery, VB, 12-8PM, 217-3502 The Best of ABBA, Theatre-Go-Round at Costa d’ Este, VB, 252-9341 Two Dramatic Piano Trios, Vero Beach Museum of Art, VB, 3PM, 231-0707 Art Talk: Victorian Designers, Vero Beach Museum of Art, VB, 2PM, 231-0707 Steve Martin Memorial Regatta, 17th Street Bridge, VB, 12-4PM, 410-703-8660 2019 Poetry BBQ, Vero Beach Heritage Center, VB, 3-7PM, 569-6718 Best Management Practice of Pruning Mature Trees with Katherine Booth, Conservation Club, North Indian River County Library, SEB, 6PM, 567-3520 Galley Rally for Middle and High School Students, Vero Beach Book Center, VB, 2PM, 569-2050 Live! from Vero Beach...Celebrating 6 Years of Live Concerts Close to Home, Emerson Center, VB, 7PM, 234-4412 Max Weinberg’s Jukebox, The Emerson Center, VB, 7PM, (800) 595-4849 Serenades: Annual Chamber Concert, Vero Beach High School, Vero Beach High School Performing Arts, VB, 7PM, 564-5537 Miss Hibiscus Pageant, Heritage Center & Citrus Museum, VB, 7PM, 643-6782 Winery Comedy Tour, Summer Crush Winery, FP, 5:30PM, 460-0500 Citizen Science Day, Environmental Learning Center, VB, 12-4PM, 589-5050 Surf Fishing Workshop, Sebastian Inlet State Park, SEB, 1-3PM, (321) 984-4852 Craft Show, Riverview Park, SEB, 10AM3PM, 315-278-6437 Classic Albums Live–Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon, Sunrise Theatre, FP, 8PM, 461-4775

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

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April 2019 Chris Bellamy, Summer Crush Winery, FP, 1-5PM, 460-0500 13 Centennial Community Historic Dodgertown Tours, Historic Dodgertown, VB, 10AM, 257-8532 13-14 Hibiscus Festival, Downtown Vero Beach, VB, 643-6782 13-14 Home&Remodel Show and Arts&Crafts Expo, Indian River Cty Fairgrounds, VB, Sat 10AM-5PM, Sun 10AM-4PM, 866-611-0442 14 Pony Car Roundup, Summer Crush Winery, FP, 12-4PM, 460-0500 14 The Best of ABBA, Theatre-Go-Round at Costa d’ Este, VB, 252-9341 14 VB Art Club Art In The Park Show&Sale, Humiston Park, VB, 10AM-4PM, 231-0303 14 Vero Beach Chamber Orchestra, Season 11, Concert No. 2, Vero Beach High School Performing Arts Center, VB, 2PM, 562-6125 14 Arma Promotions and Zamora Live Presents Los Temerarios, Sunrise Theatre, FP,78PM, 461-4775 15 Pelican Island Audubon Field Trips: Special Places and Fabulous Birds with Becky and Bill Loftus, Vero Beach Community Center, VB, 7PM, 567-3520 15 Jackie Robinson Birthday Baseball Game, Historic Dodgertown, VB, 6:30PM, 567-8900 16 Spring Band Concert, VB High School, VBHS Performing Arts, VB, 7PM, 564-5537 16 Centennial Community Historic Dodgertown Tours, Historic Dodgertown, VB, 10AM, 257-8532 16-30 Legally Blond, Riverside Theatre, VB, 16th18th at 7:30PM, 17th at 2PM, 19th-20th at 8PM, 20th-21st at 2PM, 24th-25th at 2PM & 7:30PM, 26th-27th at 8PM, 27th-28th at 2PM, 30 at 7:30PM, 231-6990 18 Cork, Canvas & Company, Vero Beach Museum of Art, VB, 6-8:30PM, 231-0707 18 Larry Johnson's Essence of Motown, Summer Crush, FP, 1-4:30PM, 460-0500 13

19-20 Blues, Bourbon & BBQ, Riverside Theatre, VB, 231-6990 19-20 Comedy Zone, Riverside Theatre, VB, 7:30PM & 9:30 PM, 231-6990 19 Free Outdoor Film Series - Peter Rabbit, Jaycee Park, FP, 8PM, 467-3031 19 Backstage Tours, Riverside Theatre, VB, 11AM & 2PM, 231-6990 20 Ed Calle, Sunrise Theatre, FP, 8PM, 461-4775 20 Boz Scaggs - Out of the Blues Tour 2019, Sunrise Theatre, FP, 8PM, 461-4775 20 Adult Easter Egg Hunt, Summer Crush Winery, FP, 12:30PM, 460-0500 20 ELC Ecotalks: Lakela’s Mint, Env. Learning Ctr, VB, 11AM, 589-5050 20 Night Sounds at Sebastian Inlet Concert Series-St. Johns Wood, Sebastian Inlet State Park, SEB, 6-9PM, 850-245-2157 20 Sleepin’ Dogz & Souljam Live, Walking Tree Brewery, VB, 7PM, 217-3502 22 Birding with David Simpson, Pelican Island Preservation Society, Environmental Learning Center, VB, 7PM, 202-0697 19-20 British Invasion, Riverside Theatre, VB, 231-6990 25 First Look Party, VB Wine+Film Festival, The Majestic Theatre, VB, 7-9PM, 217-3786 26-27 Howl at the Moon, Riverside Theatre, VB, 7:30PM & 8:30PM, 231-6990 26 The Lion King, Riverside Theatre for Kids, VB, 5:30PM, 231-6990 26 One Night Of Queen Performed by Gary Mullen & The Works, Sunrise Theatre, FP, 8PM, 461-4775 27 Pioneer Dinner, Vero Heritage Center, VB, 770-2263 27 Children's Art Festival, Vero Beach Museum of Art, VB, 231-0707 27 All Chevy Car Show, Summer Crush Winery, FP, 12-4PM, 460-0500 27 Children's Art Festival, Vero Beach Museum of Art, VB

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

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May 2019 Legally Blond, Riverside Theatre, VB, 1st at 2PM, 1st-2nd at 7:30PM, 3rd-4th at 8PM, 4th-5th at 2PM, 231-69900 1-5 Victorian Radicals: From the PreRaphaelites to the Arts & Crafts Movement, Vero Beach Museum of Art, VB 231-0707 1-31 Centennial Historic Displays at IRC Library, Indian River County Main Library, VB, 770-5060 2 Spring Jazz Band Concert, Vero Beach High School, Vero Beach High School Performing Arts, VB, 7PM, 564-5537 2 Cork, Canvas & Company, Vero Beach Museum of Art, VB, 6-8:30PM, 231-0707 3 The Lion King, Riverside Theatre for Kids, VB, 5:30PM, 231-6990 3-4 Comedy Zone, Riverside Theatre, VB, 7:30PM & 9:30 PM, 231-6990 3-5 Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, Sunrise Theatre, FP, 3rd-4th at 7PM, 5th at 3PM, 461-4775 4 RT Star’s Birthday Party, Riverside Theatre, VB, 10AM-2PM, 231-6990 4 Pre-Cinco De Mayo Fiesta, Summer Crush Winery, FP, 12-5PM, 460-0500 4 28th Annual Pelican Cup Golf Tournament, Sebastian Municipal Golf Course, SEB, 7:45AM, 589-5969 5 String Assassins, Summer Crush Winery, FP, 1-5PM, 460-0500 5 The Best of ABBA, Theatre-Go-Round at Costa d’ Este, VB, 252-9341 7-19 The Savanah Sipping Society, Vero Beach Theatre Guild, VB, 2PM, 7:30PM, 562-8300 7 18th Annual Vero Pops Concert: Spring 1-5

Orchestra Concert, Vero Beach High School Performing Arts, VB, 7PM, 564-5537 10-31 Through the Eye of the Camera Juried Exhibition, Backus Museum & Gallery, FP, 465-0630 11 Wine, Film + Fashion, Vero Beach Outlets, VB, 11AM-3PM, 217-3786 11 Dancing with Vero Stars, Riverside Theatre, VB, 6PM, 563-9118 11 Brews & Bingo to the Rescue, Walking Tree Brewery, VB, 6-10PM, 217-3502 11 Southern Vine, Summer Crush Winery, FP, 1-5PM, 460-0500 12 Mothers Day with Collins & Company Band, Summer Crush, FP, 1-5PM, 460-0500 13 Indian River County Stormwater Pollution Prevention with Alexis Peralta, IRC Stormwater Educator & Fertilizer Enforcement Officer, Conservation Club, North Indian River County Library, SEB, 6PM, 567-3520 16 Cork, Canvas & Company, Vero Beach Museum of Art, VB, 6-8:30PM, 231-0707 17-18 Comedy Zone, Riverside Theatre, VB, 7:30PM & 9:30 PM, 231-6990 18 West King String Band, Summer Crush Winery, FP, 1-5PM, 460-0500 24 Free Outdoor Film Series - The Sandlot, Jaycee Park, FP, 8PM, 467-3031 24-25 Howl at the Moon, Riverside Theatre, VB, 7:30PM & 8:30PM, 231-6990 25 Hot Rodding For Heroes Memorial Day weekend Car Show, Summer Crush Winery, FP, 12-4PM, 460-0500 26 Firewater Tent Revival, Summer Crush Winery, FP, 1-5PM, 460-0500

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

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Family Day Celebration, Riverside Park, VB, 1-4PM Founder’s Day - Centennial Tree Dedication, McWilliams Park, VB, 12:30PM

30-31 Junie B. Jones the Musical, Riverside Theatre for Kids, VB, 30th at 7PM, 31st at 2PM and 7PM, 231-6990 31 Comedy Zone, Riverside Theatre, VB, 7:30PM & 9:30 PM, 231-6990

June 2019 1-21 Through the Eye of the Camera Juried Exhibition, Backus Museum & Gallery, FP, 465-0630 1-30 Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads: Gold, Vero Beach Museum of Art, VB, 231-0707 1-30 Centennial Historic Displays, IRC Main Library, VB, 770-5060 1 Junie B. Jones the Musical, Riverside Theatre for Kids, VB, 2PM & 7PM, 231-6990 1 The Little Mermaid, Sunrise Theatre, FP, 7PM, 461-4775 1 Comedy Zone, Riverside Theatre, VB, 7:30PM & 9:30 PM, 231-6990 1 2019 Blue Water Open, Capt. Hiram’s, SEB, 6AM-6PM, 783-5822 1 London Ink, Summer Crush Winery, FP, 1-4:30PM, 460-0500 2 2 Johns & June: Johnny Cash, June Carter and John Denver Tribute, Summer Crush Winery, FP, 1-5PM, 460-0500 6-9 4th Annual Vero Beach Wine & Film Festival, VB, 217-3786 7-8 Howl at the Moon, Riverside Theatre, VB, 7:30PM & 8:30PM, 231-6990 8 33rd Annual United Way Citrus Golf Tournament, The Moorings at Hawk's Nest, VB, 7:45AM, 567-8900 8 42nd Annual Tropical Luau Night, Oak Harbor Club, VB, 7-11PM, 492-3933 9 True Crew Dance Company presents: A Day with the Crew 2019, Sunrise Theatre, FP, 4:30PM, 461-4775 14-15 Comedy Zone, Riverside Theatre, VB, 7:30PM & 9:30 PM, 231-6990 15 Waterlily Celebration, McKee Botanical Garden, VB, 8:30AM-2PM, 794-0601

Taste of the Tropics Plant Sale, Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens, PSL, 9AM-1PM, 337-1959 15 Summer Surf Fishing, Sebastian Inlet State Park, SEB, 1-3PM, 321-984-4852 16 Fathers Day Car & Art Shows with Burnt Biscuit Band, Summer Crush Winery, FP, 12-4PM, 460-0500 16 Centennial Car Show, IR Fairgrounds, VB, 10AM-2PM, awyoung76@att.net 21 Mixed Media Art Exhibit Opening, Fort Pierce Art Walk, Main Street, FP, 5-8PM 21-22 Shrek Jr., Riverside Theatre for Kids, VB, 2PM & 7PM, 231-6990 21-22 Howl at the Moon, Riverside Theatre, VB, 7:30PM & 8:30PM, 231-6990 22 Heathcote Botanical Gardens’ Showdown on the Green, Gator Trace Golf Club, FP, 8:30AM, 464-4672.

22 Neil Diamond Tribute by Denny Diamond, Summer Crush Winery, FP, 1:30-4:30PM, 460-0500 23 Sebastian Lionfish Fest, Capt. Hiram’s, SEB, 12-4:30PM, 226-1569 23 The Flashbacks, Summer Crush Winery, FP, 1-5PM, 460-0500 28 Downtown Friday – Centennial Edition – “Night of Nations,” Main Street Vero Beach, VB,1-9PM, 299-1383 28-29 Comedy Zone, Riverside Theatre, VB, 7:30PM & 9:30 PM, 231-6990 29 Burgers & Brews Festival, Downtown Vero Beach along 14th Ave., VB, 1-4PM, 770-0740 30 Phoenix Band, Summer Crush Winery, FP, 1-5PM, 460-0500 15

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

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Advertiser Index ATTRACTIONS

DINING

& ACTIVITIES

SERVICES

CJ Cannon’s

39

Blue Ribbon Pet Resort

29

45

Cell Medic

29

Anytime Fitness

16

Crab-E's Eatery

Farmers' Mkt Fort Pierce

26

Nino's 44

Golf Carts of Vero Beach

16

Marsh Beast Airboat Tours 36

Waldo's 22

IRC Solid Waste

37

Perfect Way Pavers

11

The Super Sitters

15

Vero Beach Airport

38

Okeechobee Airboat Rides 31

MEDICAL

Riverside Theatre

21

Summer Crush Winery

22

Cleveland Clinic

Sunrise Theatre

12

Pointe West Walk-In Care 39

Theatre-Go-Round 23

BC

TC Community Health

3

SHOPPING

Tropical Night Luau

31

All Thru The House

VBHS Performing Arts

12

REAL ESTATE

Allure 12

VB Museum of Art

9

& LODGING

Carpet & Tile Warehouse

17

VB Wine+Film Festival

7

Barbara Foster, Realtor 15

Castle Antiques

31

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1

Vero Beach Theatre Guild

14

Beach & Beyond Rentals

26

Center Court Tennis

27

Vero Fitness

18

Capt. Hirams

25

Chic and Shore Things

26

Vero Heritage Center

16

The Driftwood Resort

45

CottonWays 21

Hampton Inn & Suites

18

Countryside Citrus

Luchian Bercea

19

Crab E Bills Seafood Mkt

Ocean Real Estate

13

Elizabeth’s Consignments

27

Grant Antique Mall

29

Leigh Jewelers

28

Pineapple Patti's

31

Oceanside Realty Partners

64

9

44 8

Sunshine Furniture

IBC

Vero Beach Outlets

IFC

Village Vitamin

27

West Bay Trading Co

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