Events in Vero Beach, FL

Set a grounded tone for the week in an Ashtanga Primary Series class led by Jessica Rigal. This traditional sequence is guided with steady pacing and mindful breathing to build strength and calm the mind. Open to all experience levels. The class fee is $15.

An all-levels yoga class guided by Heather offers a steady, supportive practice that grounds, strengthens, and restores. Newcomers and experienced practitioners receive thoughtful modifications in a welcoming setting. Early-week sessions build a solid foundation by pairing mindful breathwork with steady movement to set a balanced tone. Midweek classes emphasize deep alignment, flexibility, and a gentle, restorative pace to encourage decompression and clarity. Walk-in price is $10. For details, call (772) 257-6499.

Women ages 13 and up are invited to explore a beautiful, sensual form of belly dance with Helia that blends full-body conditioning with mindful inner awareness. Drawing on long-standing holistic traditions, this class engages body, mind, heart, and spirit while introducing fresh movement vocabulary set to timeless rhythms. The experience supports a positive self-image and a sense of personal agency. Participants can expect a relaxing yet strengthening practice that builds flexibility, coordination, memory, and balance, while fostering a deeper connection to one’s center and surroundings. Two sessions are available. Pricing is $75 for a series of four classes or $20 for a single visit, with payment through the instructor’s online store preferred, checks next, and cash accepted. Comfortable attire is encouraged, such as bare feet, a low-waist skirt or leggings, and a fitted top. Exposing the midriff is optional. A coin belt or hip scarf can be helpful and is easy to find at low cost online. Helia has taught belly dance since 2003 after 15 years as an actress and drama teacher. Her master-level background in somatic education informs an effective, caring approach that welcomes all bodies and abilities. She has performed in Costa Rica, British Columbia, and Quebec, and shares this dance across the Treasure Coast with a focus on whole-person well-being.

Riftbound players can take part in weekly nexus nights focused on competitive play. The entry fee is $10, with prizes and bragging rights up for grabs.

Led by Kelley Brackett, this class blends rebounding-style cardio with focused core work and a calming restorative finish. Expect an invigorating session that lifts your energy, strengthens your midsection, and wraps with a soothing cool down so you leave recharged rather than worn out. Cost is $12.

This recurring paddle race welcomes any human-powered craft. Participants can choose routes of 1, 3, or 6 miles, with options suited to paddle boards, surf skis, outrigger canoes, prone paddleboards, and other human-powered vessels. Those bringing their own equipment launch from McWilliams Park near the dock, while rentals check in at Paddles By The Sea inside Vero Tackle. There is no fee for paddlers using their own gear, and kayak or paddleboard rentals are available for $10. Rental reservations are required in advance.

This all-levels yoga session, created by Jenny Gallagher, grew from her book Mind Over Mat and invites you to explore personal preferences and cultivate balance through the five elements. Expect gentle guidance while tuning into your inner teacher, with an emphasis on Chit Ananda, a state of alignment that fosters peace and joy. Each class draws its theme from the Astro-Numerology of the day, encouraging ease throughout body, mind, and spirit. Jenny is an E-RYT 200 yoga teacher, wellness expert, and three-time author who is also trained as a Life, Business, and Wellness Coach, a Reiki practitioner, and holds a master’s in Ayurvedic Nutrition, along with certification in Numerology and a specialty in Astro-Numerology. Her work, including Illuminations Yoga, Illuminate Mind+Body, and Conscious Self Discovery, supports clarity, focus, and energetic alignment. The cost is $10 per person.

Nia offers a spirited dance workout that blends elements of jazz, kickboxing, and other movement practices into a class that welcomes every fitness level. Follow the routines and cues, keep showing up, and let steady participation support your progress. Pricing includes drop-in admission at $10 per class, with a $8 rate for seniors. Monthly passes are available at $20 for 4 classes, $25 for 5 classes, and $40 for 8 classes. A three-month commitment lowers the per-class price to $7 for regular participants and $5 for seniors.

The Funky Cuda Bar & Grill offers Taco Tuesdays with soft-shell tacos for $3.99 each, served with your choice of ground beef or chicken. Order a single taco or fill a plate, then pair it with cold drinks and a relaxed vibe.

When life takes an unexpected turn, the weight can feel hard to carry alone. Grace in Grief offers a compassionate support group for anyone in a challenging season, whether coping with the death of a loved one, facing health issues, working through a major transition, or feeling unlike themselves. Every experience of loss is honored, with space for connection, comfort, and renewed hope. Sessions take place in the Guild Room at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. To learn more, reach out to June-Ann DeGraw at (772) 519-6602.

At Beacon Bot Club, students dive into robotics with NASA-designed VEX technology. Across a four-week program, they build, program, and troubleshoot robots while collaborating with peers, strengthening teamwork and practical STEM skills. Participation supports children in the community.

Explore Cubist principles through the elegant image of a peacock in a relaxed paint and sip workshop. Work with bold shapes, energetic lines, and vivid color patterns while discovering how Cubist painters approached a subject from several viewpoints. Guidance is provided step by step, with tips on composition, color theory, and practical acrylic techniques. The atmosphere is social and welcoming, encouraging creative expression as you create a one of a kind peacock to take home. No experience is required, and all supplies are provided.

Experience belly dance flow with a focus on solid technique and smooth combinations in a welcoming class led by Nicole Pena with The Treasure Coast Belly Dance. Reconnect with your body in a time-honored way through movement rooted in hips, heart, and rhythm. Instruction is offered in an inclusive space that supports all body types, skill levels, and ages. Leave feeling taller. The fee is $25.

Enjoy a welcoming, all-level yoga class with Heather at Spark of Divine. This thoughtfully paced practice is designed to help you feel grounded, build strength, and restore balance. Newcomers and seasoned practitioners alike receive clear options and modifications so everyone can move comfortably and confidently. Expect mindful breathing paired with steady, intentional movement to create a strong foundation, along with attention to alignment, flexibility, and a soothing, restorative flow that supports relaxation and clarity. Walk-in rate is $10. For details, call (772) 257-6499.

At The Funky Cuda Bar & Grill, a playful Hump Day theme spotlights a camel burger special made with actual camel meat. Adventurous diners can give it a try while still choosing from the regular menu, and the full bar is available for drinks. It is presented as a lighthearted way to explore something different.

Power in the Fort is a monthly women’s networking luncheon that brings together entrepreneurs, creatives, nonprofit leaders, and rising professionals from Fort Pierce and the Treasure Coast to connect, share opportunities, and grow. The gathering takes place at Casa Pasta, and admission is $21.40 with lunch included. Seating is limited, so early RSVP is recommended. Attendees can look forward to meaningful conversations with peers, a featured guest speaker, brief business spotlights, opportunities for collaboration and referrals, and a friendly meal atmosphere. This edition features speaker Christina McIntosh, with One Hope Wine as the sponsor and Mollys House as the highlighted nonprofit. Each installment shines a light on a local organization making an impact. Community support is woven into the event through donation boxes at each table, a 50/50 raffle priced at $5 for five tickets, and time dedicated to building awareness for the featured nonprofit. Participants are encouraged to bring business cards, cash for the raffle, and an optional door prize. New guests are welcome, and bringing a friend or colleague who would benefit from this community is encouraged. An advance RSVP helps the restaurant prepare accurate lunch counts.

Hosted by the citizen-led Utility Advisory Committee, this third annual youth career event at Fort Pierce Utilities Authority’s Mainland Water Reclamation & Reuse Facility highlights the many paths available in the utilities industry. Attendees can take part in hands-on activities, explore interactive booths, and speak directly with utility professionals. The focus is on helping young people discover career options and understand the skills behind essential utility services.

Explore an ocean-inspired acrylic painting workshop that celebrates impressionist style. Guided instruction focuses on creating a vibrant sea turtle with layered color, lively patterns, and rich texture. Learn to suggest motion and depth using techniques like dabbing and mindful color placement, then bring this graceful marine subject to life on canvas. The session welcomes both beginners and experienced artists, offering a calm, creative space for experimentation and self-expression. Everyone leaves with a unique sea turtle artwork that captures the energy and beauty of the sea.

Family-friendly Pokémon Pack Wars at Dragon King features casual pack openings and fast, round-by-round challenges. No experience is required. The entry fee is $20 and includes two Japanese booster packs and one English pack to keep. Players compete in fun categories such as Highest HP, Heaviest Pokémon, and Strongest Attack for a chance to win prizes.

Put your knowledge to the test at a fun trivia night at The Funky Cuda. Bring friends to form a team or jump in on your own, enjoy food and drinks, and take in the upbeat setting while you answer questions. It is a relaxed, social way to spend an evening with friendly competition.

At Spark of Divine, Tina offers personalized energy sessions that can include Reiki, ThetaHealing, and crystal light therapy for those seeking gentle clearing and chakra balance. Reiki is described as a hands-on practice from Japan that encourages deep relaxation and helps ease stress. ThetaHealing is presented as a meditative approach and spiritual philosophy intended to support mind, body, and spirit by working with deeply held beliefs. Crystal light therapy is used to cleanse the energy field, align the chakras, and uplift overall vibration, with many clients reporting a sense of calm, well-being, and stress relief. Appointments are available, walk-ins are welcome, and both 30-minute and 1-hour sessions are offered.

Explore the vivid charm of bougainvillea in a sparkling mixed media resin workshop. Use colorful resin, crushed glass, and decorative accents to craft a floral artwork with texture, dimension, and eye-catching shine. Learn how to layer materials, arrange glass to suggest delicate petals, and handle resin safely for a smooth, glossy finish. Whether new to resin art or experienced, participants can expect a creative, beginner-friendly experience. All materials are provided, and everyone leaves with a one-of-a-kind bougainvillea piece that can brighten a home or make a thoughtful handmade gift. Cost is $45 per person.

Settle into the Ashtanga Yoga Primary Series with Angel in a welcoming studio environment. Space and mats are available for everyone, and you can drop in or reserve a spot. Expect a calm, positive atmosphere with plenty of good energy.

Steak Night at The Funky Cuda offers steaks priced by the ounce, with choices that include New York strip, ribeye, and filet mignon. Pair your selection with smoked baked potatoes offered a la carte, plus two rotating cold sides and two rotating hot sides that change weekly. Customize a full steak dinner with accompaniments that vary from week to week.

Sweet Desires Dessert Lounge in Vero Beach presents an intimate waterfront night of live music with the duo Brenna Bavis and Cary DeNigris, blending jazz, blues, and beloved classics in a candlelit setting with plush velvet accents. Guests can savor handcrafted desserts, gourmet small plates, charcuterie, champagne, curated wines, and signature cocktails while the performance sets an elegant mood for conversation and celebration. It is a popular choice for date nights, outings with friends, birthdays, networking, and planning private gatherings. A signature Champagne Raffle runs throughout the evening for a chance to win a featured bottle. Reservations are encouraged.

Experience Moy Yee Hop Ving Tsun Kung Fu in a focused training session led by James Hindman. A third generation student in the Yip Man lineage, the instructor of Bruce Lee, James is the senior instructor for the Moy Yee Hop Ving Tsun Kung Fu Academy in Port Saint Lucie and also teaches across South Florida. He works with both beginners and advanced students, sharing core concepts of the Ving Tsun system with an emphasis on practical self defense and the art’s original methods. James is a direct disciple of Grandmaster Moy Yee Hop, is a certified Sifu within the Moy Yat Kung Fu family, and has taught in the Treasure Coast for over six years while helping develop new instructors and experienced practitioners. His experience includes guiding adults through the school’s curriculum, mentoring kids through an after school program, and leading women only workshops that highlight the benefits of training. This session reflects his commitment to preserving the tradition of Ving Tsun and strengthening the local community of martial artists.

This community conversation explores legacy and literacy through end-of-life planning, tax considerations, and overall financial wellness. Gregory L. Simpson Jr. and Sabby Simpson lead the discussion at the Council on Aging of St. Lucie. Participants will have opportunities to ask questions and connect with useful information, and the session is open to all.

Novel Trekkers is a casual walking group for audiobook enthusiasts. It meets twice a month for a 40 minute group walk, and everyone listens to a book of their choice on a personal device. No registration is required, and there is no ongoing commitment. The meeting spot is the overflow parking area beside the splash pad at Riverview Park.

This all-levels yoga class led by Eva offers a calm, welcoming space to move, breathe, and reconnect. Her journey began in 2014 with a focus on cultivating inner health and a gentler pace, and the approach encourages listening to the body with compassion, free of pressure or judgment. Each session blends pranayama, asana, the Eight-Limbed Path, chakras, and chanting into a mindful, meaningful practice on the mat. It supports both newcomers and longtime practitioners, with community gestures like laughter, hugs, and sharing entirely optional. The class costs $10, with the intention of helping participants leave feeling more connected to themselves.

Experience a relaxing group sound bath with Micaela. Settle in by getting comfortable, either seated or lying down, and consider bringing items like a yoga mat, pillow, blanket, or an eye mask to support ease. The session begins with gentle breath guidance to calm the nervous system and prepare the mind and body to receive sound. You will then rest in approximately 45 minutes of intuitively played sound frequencies tailored to the energetic needs of attendees. The experience concludes with a guided meditation that offers space to connect with the higher self. Advance booking is available, and walk-ins are accepted. The cost is $30.

Pokémon Pack Wars at Dragon King Hobbies uses a bingo-style format in which players rip packs for chances to win prizes. The focus is on the fun of opening packs and sharing standout pulls with others. Entry is $30 per player.

Rooted Reef Flow Night brings together flow arts, music, community, and fire at The Rooted Reef Kava Bar. Newcomers and experienced spinners can hang out, learn new skills, and share in the energy throughout the night. Props are provided, with workshops, music, and open flow available. Try poi, hoop, juggling, or staff, or simply relax and watch the fire. The fire circle opens for experienced fire spinners after a mandatory fire safety meeting, and anyone planning to spin fire must attend the safety session and sign a waiver beforehand. All skill levels are welcome, offering a healthy way to engage both body and mind.

This friendly local market offers plenty to discover, with a wide variety to browse.

Enjoy a family-friendly session of opening Pokémon packs that turns into a lighthearted competition across multiple rounds. Beginners are welcome, and no prior experience is required. The fee is $20 and includes two Japanese packs and one English pack to take home. Participants face fun challenges such as aiming for the highest HP, finding the heaviest Pokémon, or showcasing the strongest attack, with prizes for challenge winners.

Experience one-on-one guidance with Maribeth McNair, nicknamed “The Happy Medium,” who has read Tarot since 1997. Her intuitive approach offers a warm, personal session that explores both conscious and subconscious patterns, helping align clear thinking with what the heart is saying. Whether facing a tough decision, seeking direction, sensing a message from the spirit world, hoping to anticipate likely outcomes, or simply wanting confirmation that you are on the right path, these sessions are designed to provide insight even if you prefer not to share your backstory. Tarot readings are $44 for 20 minutes. Reiki treatments or Tarot readings are $70 for a half hour or $140 for an hour. You can also combine both within the hour for R & R, Reiki and a Reading. Maribeth is an acclaimed psychic tarot reader, a Usui Reiki Master and Teacher, and an aromatherapist. She studies symbolism, feng shui, and crystal healing, is a certified Bach Flower practitioner, and teaches tarot and energy classes while learning alongside her students. To schedule, call 772-257-6499. For direct inquiries, reach Maribeth at 401-323-0530.

Matt Simpson returns for a live set at Squid Lips, bringing his signature spin on classic songs. The performance showcases timeless classics presented in his own style.

Saturdays at The Funky Cuda feature a build-your-own seafood boil priced at $1.25 per item. Fill your plate with jumbo Argentinian red shrimp, corn, red potatoes, and sausage links, and look for rotating seafood selections offered at market price. Choose exactly what you want and create a plate that suits your taste.

9ZERØLIVE makes a return to Tipsy Tiki, bringing high-energy party vibes and a lively atmosphere.

Experience an all-levels yoga practice shaped by Jenny Gallagher’s book, Mind Over Mat. Illuminations Yoga explores personal preferences and balance through the five elements. Each session is gently guided, with space to follow your inner wisdom and connect with Chit Ananda, a feeling of aligned calm and joy. The emphasis is on ease in body, mind, and spirit, and every class theme draws on the Astro-Numerology of the day. Jenny is a wellness consultant, speaker, and three-time published author with E-RYT 200 yoga credentials. Her training spans life, business, and wellness coaching, Reiki, a master’s in Ayurvedic nutrition, and certification in numerology with a focus on Astro-Numerology. She blends insights on energy and Jungian archetypes into her programs, including Illuminations Yoga, Illuminate Mind+Body, and Conscious Self Discovery, to support clarity, focus, and energetic alignment. The class is $10 per person. For details or to confirm, contact Jenny at 941-724-9922 or jennygallagher@msn.com.

Experience Illuminations Yoga, an all-levels practice developed by Jenny Gallagher and inspired by her book Mind Over Mat. The class blends the five elements with Astro-Numerology to help you understand your own patterns and cultivate balance. You will be gently guided while encouraged to trust your inner teacher and explore Chit Ananda, an alignment that fosters inner peace and joy. Each session focuses on ease throughout body, mind, and spirit, with a theme drawn from the day’s Astro-Numerology. The fee is $10 per person. If you do not attend regularly, please confirm by text. Jenny Gallagher is a wellness consultant, public speaker, and three-time author, an E-RYT 200 yoga teacher trained as a life, business, and wellness coach and a Reiki practitioner. She holds a master’s in Ayurvedic Nutrition, is a certified Numerology Practitioner specializing in Astro-Numerology, and applies insights from Jungian archetypes. Her programs include Illuminations Yoga, Illuminate Mind+Body, and Conscious Self Discovery, all designed to help people thrive through focused, aligned energy.

Loaves and Fishes Fort Pierce, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving downtown Fort Pierce and nearby communities, offers a free Sunday dinner in the parking area of 5 Star Car Repair, with meals served under the carport. Alongside the meal, a no-cost commissary is available with clothing, outdoor living essentials, and personal hygiene items, made possible through contributions from REACH Community Church and the St. Lucie County community. The organization’s mission is to provide meals and additional support for neighbors experiencing homelessness or food insecurity.

Celebrate a love of florals in a mixed media workshop centered on a vibrant, close-up zinnia. Work with acrylic paint to layer color, build depth, and capture the flower’s bold petals and textured center, then add dimensional highlights using Gallery Glass for a luminous, stained glass look. Instruction covers blending, outlining, texture building, and composition, and the format welcomes both beginners and experienced artists. All materials are provided, and participants leave with a bright, display ready piece. Cost is $35, and it is BYOB. Hosted at The Peacock House.

Skipper's Cove Ft. Pierce presents The Powercats for a night by the water in Ft. Pierce. The group returns for a waterside evening, with meals and beverages available so guests can dine with a view.

Explore the look of stained glass in a beginner-friendly workshop focused on a classic rose. Guided instruction covers outlining the design, filling in with transparent colors, and blending to achieve a vivid red bloom accented by graceful decorative details. When displayed in natural light, the finished piece glows with rich reds, greens, and golds, making it a beautiful addition to a window, sunlit corner, or garden space. All supplies are provided and no prior experience is required. Suitable for newcomers and experienced makers alike, everyone leaves with a handcrafted rose artwork. Hosted at The Peacock House. Cost is 45 per person. BYOB.

Rentals & Rehabs is a monthly gathering at Sailfish Brewery for landlords, rehab and flip operators, and real estate investors who value straightforward conversation about actual deals, the numbers behind them, and lessons learned. The format centers on casual networking among people actively owning, renovating, managing, or investing in residential property, whether stabilizing a rental, knee-deep in a renovation, evaluating a flip, or taking first steps in the field. There are no formal presentations and no sales pitches. The emphasis is on conversation over a drink, building relationships, and sharing practical insights on rentals, renovation work, financing, contractors, property management, and trends in the local market. It is open to newcomers and experienced investors alike, whether attending alone or with a colleague.

Riverside Cafe hosts an upbeat set of live music, delivering great tunes and good times in a welcoming atmosphere.

Stella's Basement performs live at Square Grouper Ft Pierce.

Following eight years in Cocoa Beach, the Run for Responders is adding a Sebastian edition to welcome even more runners, walkers, and supporters. This 5K run and walk benefits Survive First, a nonprofit that assists first responders and their families affected by PTSD, depression, and substance abuse. First responders and law enforcement from Sebastian and nearby communities will line the route and light it, offering a visible show of unity and appreciation. Participants can choose to run or walk while honoring those who serve the community every day, continuing a tradition of support for the first responder community.

After a strong debut last year, the Florida Citrus Classic Goat and Sheep Show returns with renowned judge Ryan Rash. A lifelong livestock professional from Texas, Rash brings a standout show background and experience on Texas A&M’s national title-winning livestock judging team. He has judged events across the United States and internationally and is recognized for a keen eye for quality and deep commitment to the industry. He is scheduled to judge additional Florida shows this year, and this event offers exhibitors the earliest chance to have him evaluate their goats and sheep.

WE LEAP's second annual Suicide Prevention Walk focuses on awareness, unity, and hope. Participants can represent their family, school, or agency as they walk together in support of suicide prevention. Vendor opportunities are available.

Coffee and Crime Book Group is broadening its focus to include both mysteries and thrillers. The featured selection is The Address by Fiona Davis, a historical novel brimming with mystery and tension. Copies can be picked up at the Main Library Reference Desk.

Explore tarot insight or restorative Reiki with Maribeth McNair, often called the Happy Medium, who has been reading cards since 1997. Her intuitive, friendly style offers personal guidance that clarifies conscious and unconscious patterns so you can better hear your heart. Sessions can be helpful if you are weighing an important choice, feeling off course and seeking direction, sensing a message from the spirit world, wanting to understand the likely outcome of a situation so you can prepare, looking to confirm you are on the right path, or hoping for insight without having to share details. If it simply feels right, trust that nudge. A 20 minute tarot session is 44 dollars. Reiki treatments or tarot readings are 70 dollars for 30 minutes or 140 dollars for an hour. You can also combine tarot and Reiki within the hour for an R and R combination of Reiki plus a reading. Maribeth is an acclaimed psychic tarot reader, a Usui Reiki Master and teacher, an aromatherapist, and a certified Bach Flower practitioner who enjoys studying symbolism, feng shui, and crystal healing. She also teaches tarot and energy classes. For information or to connect, call 401-323-0530 or email maribeth@tarotcare.com.

Bosco returns to Redfish Saloon with a lively mix of groovy tunes that spans multiple genres and eras. Expect feel-good rhythms, nostalgic favorites, and fresh selections delivered with laid-back flair.

Guided by Stephanie Testa, this workshop explores how Ayurveda and yoga can help you align with the rhythms of autumn. Learn to notice the qualities of the season and make thoughtful choices that support balance, vitality, and well-being in daily life and personal practice. The session introduces the doshas and individual constitution, looks at how seasonal shifts can influence body and mind, and offers practical ways to find steadiness through food, movement, simple routines, and self care. Experience calming, stabilizing yoga practices and supportive rituals for the fall season that encourage a mindful transition. Recipes and a fall-inspired tea are included. Teachers registered with Yoga Alliance can receive 3 hours of continuing education. Early bird pricing is $75, and the regular price is $100. Held at Royal Palm Pointe.

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Maribeth McNair, often called “The Happy Medium”, has been reading tarot since 1997. An intuitive practitioner, she offers warm, one on one sessions that explore both conscious and subconscious patterns, helping open the part of the mind that best listens to the heart. Guidance is available if you feel uncertain about a decision, are seeking direction, sense a message from the spirit world, want insight into likely outcomes so you can prepare, hope to confirm you are on the right path, or prefer helpful perspective without having to share personal details. If it simply feels right, trust that nudge. Tarot readings are 44 dollars for 20 minutes. Reiki treatments or tarot readings are 70 dollars for a half hour or 140 dollars for an hour. You can also mix Reiki and tarot within the hour for R and R, Reiki and a Reading. Maribeth is an acclaimed psychic tarot reader, a Usui Reiki Master and teacher, and an aromatherapist. She studies symbolism, feng shui, and crystal healing, is certified in Bach Flower remedies, and enjoys teaching tarot and energy classes while learning alongside her students.

Vero Knights Basketball is offering a fall league for young players that blends learning with lively competition. Participants can put practice into action through real game play while reinforcing core fundamentals. The environment emphasizes growth, confidence, teamwork, and sportsmanship, with plenty of chances to make friends and enjoy the sport. This developmental program puts instruction first and gives every player an opportunity to improve. Space is limited, so early registration is encouraged. Sessions take place at Gifford Youth Achievement Center, Inc.

Explore acrylic techniques while painting a graceful flamingo in a relaxed, beginner-friendly workshop. An instructor will guide you step by step through vibrant color mixing, bold brushwork, and layered methods to build depth and texture. Practice blending, shading, and highlighting as you set your bird against a bright, coastal-inspired background. All supplies are provided, so you can focus on painting, laughter, and creative expression at The Peacock House Art Lab. You will head home with a finished piece ready to display, ideal for newcomers, experienced artists, bird lovers, and anyone drawn to tropical color.

A live Q&A with Erin welcomes any questions, concerns, or curiosities about early child development. Drawing on more than 35 years of experience, Erin offers straightforward answers, practical solutions, and supportive guidance for the parenting journey. This free session is tailored for parents of children ages one to three. Sign up by calling Care Net at 772.569.7939.

Sweet Desires Dessert Lounge hosts the debut of Dottie Kelly with Darrell Raines for an evening of soulful live music. Kelly brings commanding vocals, vivid storytelling, and a dynamic presence shaped by decades on stage, spanning Soul, Blues, Motown, and R&B. Paired with Raines, this duo delivers a heartfelt, high energy set of beloved classics that invites listeners to sing along and feel every note. The performance unfolds in an intimate, elegant setting with handcrafted cocktails, curated wines, gourmet dining, and signature desserts available. Seating is limited for this debut and it is expected to sell out.

Complete your passport application at the Michelle R. Miller, St. Lucie Clerk & Comptroller’s office in Downtown Fort Pierce. The event is designed for first-time applicants, children under 16, and those whose previous passport was issued more than 15 years ago. Passport photos will be available for purchase on-site. Attendees are encouraged to review eligibility requirements, processing times, and a checklist of what to bring in advance. Select vendors are also being invited to participate, with tables set up outside along the line to engage with families, first-time applicants, and community members throughout the event. Offerings such as pre-packaged snacks and beverages, kid-friendly activities like coloring or balloon art or library programs, travel-related services including agencies, accessories, or cruise representatives, community resources and nonprofit organizations, and small or local businesses with simple table-friendly merchandise are a good fit. Hot food or on-site cooking, loud or disruptive setups, and high-pressure sales are not part of the vendor mix.

This is a pop up vendor market at Route 60 Hyundai, part of a monthly summer series. Vendors gather in one place to share their offerings.

Created for children ages 2 to 5, this playful program introduces little learners to the world of sea turtles. Through storytelling, interactive activities, and nature-themed play, kids explore how turtles grow from hatchling to adult, the threats they face, and easy actions that help protect these remarkable marine reptiles. The experience blends discovery and fun to spark curiosity about ocean life.

The Bullfrogs and Butterflies Family Barn Dance builds on 12 years of GraceWay Village’s Butterfly Kisses Father-Daughter Dance, which has generated vital support for people in the community. This family-focused fundraiser includes a live performance by the Tom Jackson Band, lively barn dancing, and games suitable for all ages. Each ticket helps provide meals, clothing, and hope to local families, combining cheerful celebration with meaningful impact.

Dreamer performs at Red Fish Saloon. The venue now uses this name after previously being known as Squid Lips River Deck. This is one of multiple appearances by Dreamer at this location, with another show also scheduled.

Born from a Labor Day 2024 mix-up, Pippin & Willin' brings together Steven Pippin and Will Goulet, a pairing that began as a joke and quickly revealed easy chemistry on and off stage. As one of the Treasure Coast’s standout new duos, they deliver soulful harmonies, skilled musicianship, and an energetic presence while putting a fresh spin on audience favorites from multiple genres. Their Third Saturday appearance at Cobb's Landing highlights how a happy accident turned into a popular, crowd-pleasing act.

Build confidence in handling pet emergencies with a comprehensive certification class designed for pet parents and pet care professionals. Instruction blends lecture, visual presentation, and hands-on practice to prepare you for real-life situations. Learn pet CPR and rescue breathing, how to manage choking and bleeding, respond to heat and cold injuries, address poisoning as well as insect bites and stings, perform a full snout to tail assessment, and use safe techniques for restraint and muzzling. Participants receive a workbook to keep and, upon successful completion, two certificates—one suitable for display and one for a wallet—valid for two years. The cost is $100, and space is very limited.

A whirlwind salute to Gilbert and Sullivan whips along with wit and sparkle, where swaggering pirates, fluttering maidens, bluff captains, and rapid-fire patter keep the laughter coming, and titles and pomp are cheerfully skewered. Space Coast Symphony Orchestra races through gleaming selections from The Mikado, The Pirates of Penzance, H.M.S. Pinafore, Patience, Iolanthe, The Yeomen of the Guard, and The Gondoliers, pairing razor-sharp humor with irresistible melody. Guest artists Mary Anne Kruger, Sarah Purser, Kit Cleto, Bryan Hayes, Andrew Lejeune, and Stephen Mumbert, with additional soloists to be announced, headline a nimble ensemble that shifts easily between solo turns and full-voiced chorus. Highlights include favorites such as Three Little Maids from School Are We, I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major-General, He Is an Englishman, and With Cat-Like Tread. Trumpeter Robert Chambers also steps forward for Hummel’s Trumpet Concerto in E major, a sleek and sparkling showcase that fits seamlessly into the program. Light on its feet, quick with a punchline, and overflowing with melody, this performance serves up cheerful mischief and musical delights from start to finish.

The Silver Oaks Band brings a blend of country, southern rock, and classic rock tunes to Archies Seabreeze, creating a relaxed, easygoing vibe.

One Eyed Willie performs at Capt Hirams Resort with a set that journeys through decades of rock, showcasing hits and favorites from the 1960s through the 2000s.

Live music sets the scene for a get-together with friends.

The sixth annual Out Run Hunger comes to Causeway Cove Marina as a highlight of Hunger Action Month, bringing together runners, vendors, and community supporters for a morning focused on fitness and purpose. Each mile contributes to support for neighbors facing hunger across the region, with proceeds benefiting programs that provide nutritious meals and essential services for children, families, and older adults. Participants and sponsors help drive local impact while celebrating community and wellness. Registration details will be shared soon. Sponsors include Pace Setter Sponsor Premier Lab Supply and Bag Sponsor Stuart Oncology Associates. Jogger Sponsors are iTHINK Financial, Coldwell Banker Realty, DC Roofing, and Starbucks. Walker Sponsors are Humanists of the Treasure Coast, Dr. Tripp & Associates, South Florida Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, Green Pest Services, and Brown & Brown.

MRC operates one of Florida’s largest licensed mangrove nurseries at its Sebastian property, caring for roughly 9,000 plants that include red, white, and black mangroves used in restoration projects across the state. This workshop invites volunteers to support nursery maintenance while learning about mangrove care and restoration efforts. Activities typically involve potting, repotting, weeding, and watering. Plan for Florida heat and humidity. Hats, water, sunscreen or UPF clothing, and closed-toe shoes are required. Gloves, shovels, and kneepads are available, and volunteers may bring their own. There is no bathroom or water refill station on site, so bring a filled water bottle.

The Winter Beach Historical Society presents its second annual old-fashioned fish fry at New Hope Ministries. Attendees can enjoy fried mullet with classic sides such as baked beans, coleslaw, and hush puppies, along with a variety of desserts. The event is open to all, and food will be served while supplies last. Tickets are available on site for a suggested donation of $15 for adults and $10 for children 10 and under. A raffle will offer prizes contributed by local businesses and community supporters, with raffle tickets sold at the event. Proceeds support the society’s efforts to preserve and share the history of Winter Beach.

Parents and caregivers are a child’s first teachers, and simple everyday moments can have a big impact on early development. This free five-part class series from The Learning Alliance is designed for parents, family members, and caregivers of children from birth to age five. Each session shares practical, research-based strategies from The Basics Learning Network that support brain growth, language skills, and social emotional learning through daily interactions at home. Topics include showing love and managing stress, talking, singing and pointing, counting, grouping and comparing, exploring through movement and play, and reading and discussing stories. The techniques are easy to weave into routines like meals, bath time, play time, and bedtime. Hosted by The Learning Alliance. Those who complete all five classes receive a $100 Walmart gift card.

Created by Mum’s True Tea, this intimate gathering offers space for women, especially mothers, to process estrangement and complex family relationships through truthful conversation, empowerment, and connection. Guided by Kendall L. Williams, founder of Mum’s True Tea, it centers on real healing and honest dialogue rather than therapy, inviting participants to explore motherhood, emotional wellness, boundaries, grief, and personal restoration. Expect candid stories, audience Q&A, and opportunities to network and build community in a supportive, judgment free setting where every voice matters. The experience encourages participants to release shame, feel seen, and begin reclaiming identity, peace, and joy beyond motherhood. Conversation is paired with light bites, and seating is limited to preserve the intimate feel. This Vero Beach gathering welcomes anyone ready to stop carrying the weight alone and take a step toward healing forward.

A bike-powered pub crawl returns to raise funds for Hibiscus Children's Center, celebrating ten years of efforts that support children and families locally. Riders set off from Pareidolia Brewing Co., continue to Mash Monkeys Brewing Co., gather at Squid Lips River Deck for a group photo, move on to Captain Hiram’s for raffles and an auction, and end at Earl's. The route follows the river and spotlights local businesses. Ride shirts will be available to buy at a later date, with this year's design to be announced. What began as one person's idea has grown into a tradition that has brought in tens of thousands of dollars for nonprofits in Indian River County.

Welcome the fall season at an indoor market with a cozy cottage vibe inside the speakeasy at East Coast Boba Company in Vero Beach. Explore a curated lineup of quality local vendors and enjoy a complimentary wine tasting. Expect a warm, inviting atmosphere filled with sugar, spice, and everything nice as you browse for unique finds.

Create a glowing piece of autumn art at a Sea Glass Pumpkin Workshop that celebrates the season’s rich colors. Using sea glass, crushed glass, bright gems, pearls, and other mixed-media accents, you will craft a textured pumpkin design that catches the light. Instruction covers how to place the glass, layer materials, and compose a one-of-a-kind fall masterpiece. This relaxed experience welcomes both beginners and seasoned creators. All materials are provided, and everyone leaves with a framed pumpkin shimmering in warm amber, gold, and ruby tones, perfect for display or gifting. Hosted at The Peacock House. The cost is $45, and it is BYOB.

The 15th annual Wild Roses Workshop brings a full weekend of dance to the River Walk Center in Fort Pierce. Instruction is led by Trevor Thornton, Guyton Munday, and Rob Holley, with social dancing on both Friday and Saturday evenings at the venue. This year’s theme, Oops Wrong Event, encourages everyone to arrive dressed for an entirely different occasion, embracing playful mix-ups and over-the-top outfits. A pre-event dinner with the instructors is planned at a location to be announced, and organizers are gathering RSVPs for head count. Saturday begins with doors opening in the morning and complimentary coffee and snacks. Lunch features a burger bar and hot dogs with coleslaw, beans, and chips, and soda and water will be available for $1. A catered dinner option is offered on Saturday night for $35 per person, with the menu to be announced. Recommended lodging includes the Fairfield Inn in Fort Pierce and Dockside Inn & Resort. This gathering serves as a fundraiser for the Wild Roses Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that unites dancers across styles to aid various causes and individuals while promoting social, performance, and competitive dance. Attendees are invited to submit their top three to five open dance requests so the playlist reflects what people most want to dance.

This one day market highlights oddities and art with vendors offering unusual items and creative pieces. Attendees can browse booths to discover distinctive finds from participating sellers.

The Oddities & Art Market returns for its second annual show in Fort Pierce, turning the Fenn Center into an indoor, all-ages market. Explore offerings from more than 100 local artists and vendors, including oddities, crystals and gems, handcrafted art, unique gifts, taxidermy, fossils, jewelry and more. Meet psychics and tarot readers, then grab a bite from food trucks and other food vendors. The event takes place regardless of weather, and parking is free. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 on the day of the show online and at the doors. Children 10 and under are free and do not need a ticket. All proceeds go directly to Access Art, funding programs and scholarships that give underprivileged youth access to the arts. Artist and vendor registration is open exclusively on the event website.

TEDx Vero Beach 2026 explores how meaningful change is designed and built, not left to chance. Centered on the architecture behind transformation, the program features thought provoking talks and personal stories from voices across many disciplines, offering new perspectives on reinvention, leadership, science and technology, culture, education, and human potential. Attendees can look forward to three intermissions that create time to connect with speakers and fellow participants while enjoying light bites and refreshments such as wine, soda, and water. Presented as an independently organized TEDx experience, it brings together curious thinkers, community catalysts, entrepreneurs, creatives, and lifelong learners to consider the ideas, systems, and mindsets that move careers, relationships, and communities forward. Tickets are $75 per person.

Mochachino | Mystique presents a synchronized fashion narrative of sight and sound to inaugurate the First Annual Sabre Mochachino Day. Presented by Mochachino Bespoke Design Company, the evening honors the creative vision and enduring legacy of international designer Sabre Mochachino, with a focus on artistry, innovation, and philanthropy. The experience unfolds like a film in motion, with distinct chapters where light, shadow, movement, and music work together to explore understated strength and quiet magnetism. A historic event center is transformed into a multisensory runway with dynamic lighting, immersive visuals, and a custom soundscape that creates an intimate yet high-energy atmosphere. The celebration also recognizes the official Sabre Mochachino Day proclaimed by the City of Fort Pierce and highlights mentorship through the Futures in Fashion program with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Martin County. Early buyers are treated to a curated Mystery Gift Bag for the first 150 tickets, filled with limited edition keepsakes and signature collectibles that reflect the world of Mystique. Every attendee receives a Mystique Card, a poetic keepsake featuring a single reflective line that sparks conversation and reveals a shared narrative among guests. Expect red carpet arrivals with photo opportunities, live music and sensory performance, and light hors d’oeuvres with a cash bar, all woven into a runway experience shaped by light and rhythm. The suggested dress code is Mystique Chic, encouraging looks that feel confident, magnetic, and intriguingly unpredictable.

A full Saturday is devoted to a bike night style block party, with the focus on bikes and a lively block party atmosphere from start to finish.

One Eyed Willie brings a set of rock favorites to Tipsy Tiki, spanning hits from the 1960s through the 2000s. Drinks are available from two full liquor bars.

Get ready to dance with Jesse and the Thieves. Bring your best moves to the floor and enjoy the music.

Set on Hutchinson Island, this race begins at Causeway Cove Marina and offers a half marathon or 10K along a scenic coastal course with island views and ocean breezes. Participants pass Jetty Park, the Fort Pierce Inlet, the Fort Pierce Aquarium, and Museum Pointe Park, with sunny stretches by Museum Pointe Beach and chances to wave at boaters along the inlet. The route goes under the South Fort Pierce/Cobb Bridge, not over it. At the finish, every runner receives a finisher medal and a race shirt, and age-group awards are presented in five-year increments through 80 and older.

A waterfront jazz brunch with a philanthropic focus will be hosted at Sweet Desires Dessert Lounge in partnership with the Rising Up From Silence Foundation. The program features Vallery Valentine, a singer and songwriter who also serves as Director of Community Relations for the foundation, along with live jazz, chef curated brunch dishes, signature cocktails with bottomless mimosas, and decadent desserts. Raffles and giveaways add to the festivities, and the event centers on fellowship, community, and purpose. Created to support survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, it furthers awareness, advocacy, healing, and outreach. Twenty five percent of all proceeds will be donated to the RUFS Foundation. Seating is limited, and reservations are recommended.

Explore acrylic painting with a limited palette in a beginner friendly workshop that begins on a black canvas and shows how to paint a monochrome moonlit seascape with the full moon shimmering across calm water. Learn core techniques such as blending, layering, shading, and creating convincing reflections through clear, step by step guidance in a welcoming setting. Suited to first time painters and anyone looking to build skill with acrylics, all materials are included, and the finished artwork comes with a white frame so it is ready to display or give as a handmade gift. Cost is $35. BYBO.

Enjoy a cozy, low pressure evening of reading in the conference room at North Indian River County Library. This Silent Book Club gathering welcomes avid readers, those building a steady reading habit, and anyone seeking a quiet moment alongside fellow book lovers. Expect dedicated quiet reading time with optional mingling before settling in and as people head out. Bring whatever you like to read, whether a physical book, an e-reader, or an audiobook with headphones. There is no assigned reading and no pressure to socialize, just a calm space to unwind with a book. Arriving early to browse, check out materials, or sign up for a library card is welcome. RSVPs are requested to help with planning and to let others know they will not be the only ones there.

Spiritual medium Beth Lynch offers private readings that share messages from Spirit and intuitive guidance for personal and professional matters. Appointments can also include Inner Light Healing with personalized meditation to support chakra alignment, strengthen immunity, ease stress, and help rebalance mental and emotional well-being. Each appointment is recorded and provided as an MP3. Pricing options include 60 minutes for $175, 45 minutes for $145, and 30 minutes for $110. A two-person session runs 90 minutes for $200, and groups of three or more are $75 per person for a two-hour session. To schedule, call 772.257.6499. Beth is an intuitive consultant, medium, and author, and the founder of Inner Light Teaching. For more than 28 years she has connected spirituality with mental and emotional wellness through meditation and healing, guiding others to understand spirit communication, intuition, and the power of love.

Power in the Fort is a monthly networking luncheon at Casa Pasta that brings together women from Fort Pierce and the Treasure Coast to connect, share opportunities, and grow personally and professionally. Expect genuine connections, a featured speaker, a charitable focus, and an open mic segment for brief attendee commercials. This edition highlights speaker Margaret Fladie, with support from sponsor Higher Self Aesthetics, and features The Children Museum as the nonprofit partner. Admission is $21.40 and includes lunch. Seating is limited. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards, bold ideas, and an optional door prize. Cash is collected for a 50/50 that benefits the featured nonprofit. A coordinated color theme will be announced.

Hosted at St Lucie County Fairgrounds, this NADD qualifier features Distance Jump, Air Retrieve, and Hydro Dash, with the new NADD bumper in use for the retrieve and dash disciplines. Administration and the board open each day, and Distance Jump cards must be submitted by the posted deadlines on Friday and Saturday, with an earlier cutoff on Sunday. Air Retrieve is scheduled on Thursday and Saturday. Hydro Dash is offered on Wednesday and Friday, with a Sunday session as well. A small number of Air Retrieve slots are available for one session, with the rest competing later that day. Try-its cost $15 and are offered as availability allows, and competition jumps take priority. Preregistration has a cutoff, and there is also a final date to edit or withdraw registrations.

Hosted by Vero Beach Karate Association, this Ninja-themed 5K welcomes runners, walkers, and supporters to South Beach Park for a lively community event. Participants are encouraged to wear their best ninja costumes to add to the fun. The run benefits the United States Karate & Jiu Jitsu College Scholarship Fund, which awards scholarships to Black Belt high school seniors continuing their education. For more than five decades, Vero Beach Karate Association has taught martial arts in Indian River County with a focus on physical, mental, social, and academic growth, and the scholarship program extends that mission into college. Race day highlights include a free Ninja Kids Dash, a chance to race the mascot, post-race refreshments, and an awards ceremony. T-shirts will be available for participants, with limited sizes for late registrants. Early packet pickup will be offered at Vero Beach Karate Association.

Foundations & Futures ICA Gala supports Independence Classical Academy’s vision of educating students for wisdom, virtue, and courage. Grounded in classical learning and the pursuit of truth, goodness, and beauty, the event centers on investing in the next generation of leaders. Proceeds strengthen programs that enrich student life, including FFA, athletics, fine arts, student leadership, and other extracurricular opportunities that build teamwork, discipline, responsibility, creativity, perseverance, servant leadership, and a strong work ethic. The celebration also recognizes a key milestone as the new Upper School campus takes shape, with expanded classrooms, athletic facilities, and dedicated learning spaces that create room to grow and encourage bigger dreams. Support directed to this gala invests in students, shaping character, challenging minds, and preparing future leaders to serve their communities with integrity and purpose while helping build a lasting legacy for generations to come.

Bread earned 13 hits on Billboard’s Top 100, and while Bread’s David Gates and Robb Royer are enjoying retirement, their songs continue to shine through Toast, a tribute dedicated to preserving that legacy. The band is celebrated for a live sound that closely mirrors the original recordings, drawing praise from audiences who recognize the feel of the classic albums. The show takes listeners on a nostalgic journey, moving from heartfelt favorites that tug at the heartstrings to lively classics that inspire dancing.

This event marks a return to the Grouper.

Now a three day celebration, this Oktoberfest brings German and American foods, plenty of beer and multiple full liquor bars, lively party bands, a large kid zone and a wide mix of retail vendors. The Neese Roofing Biergarten stands at the heart of it, styled for Oktoberfest with big polka bands driving the music from day into night. Inside that tent you will find its own large full bar, ample tables and seating, and room to dance. More Oktoberfest tunes continue outside at the dining tent with a private polka band, along with shaded seating for a comfortable break. Around the biergarten and the vendor marketplace, expect heaping servings of traditional Oktoberfest fare alongside favorite festival foods. Explore 120 marketplace booths showcasing arts and crafts, local businesses and unexpected finds. Promoted as the biggest party on the Treasure and Space Coast, admission is $8.00, children under 13 enter free, and same day reentry is free.

Experience a high-voltage celebration of rock and blues as the Shawn Tarver Band salutes Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix, and other guitar icons. The music unfolds in the inviting courtyard at Priscilla’s Oasis in historic downtown Fort Pierce, a short walk from the water, with a blend of indoor comfort and open-air ambiance. The menu highlights zero-proof creations, including house-made mocktails, coffee and tea selections, wellness-focused and calming sips, plus plant-based adult cocktails. Admission is $10 cash, which includes a door prize ticket and supports the musicians. The setting is all-ages, with live entertainment and easygoing vibes beneath the night sky.

Walking Tree Brewery in Vero Beach hosts the culminating showdown of Florida’s statewide Steinholding tournament, bringing together top competitors from across the state to compete for the state Steinholding title. Champions earn an invitation to represent Florida at the USSA National Steinholding Championship. Winners also receive partner prizes, including a 10% discount code for festival apparel. Finals spots are limited, and competitors must qualify through partner venues.

GenX Band returns to Riverside Theatre with a set made for every kind of music fan. Sing along, get up and dance, or keep it relaxed with a little chair dancing. The band says it lets its reels do the talking, and this appearance brings them back to The Loop at Riverside for another lively performance.

Celebrate the season with autumn festivities at the captain's resort, centered on seasonal fun.

This is a classic rock show.

Day one of an eight day Halloween series takes place at Operation Hope in Fellsmere. Expect a parade, immersive scare zones, a haunted hayride, and other chilling attractions created for a higher scare level than a typical Halloween outing. Admission is $20 for adults and $15 for children under 16. Some content may not be suitable for young children, and parental discretion is advised.

Day two of an eight day Halloween Nightmare arrives at Operation Hope with Atomic Legacy Wrestling presenting a night of high impact, fright themed matches. The experience extends beyond the ring with a haunted hayride and a scare zone, plus vendors and crafters, food trucks, and a DJ. Tickets are $20 for adults and $15 for attendees under 16. The event is not recommended for those 13 and younger, and parental discretion is advised.

One Eyed Willie delivers a set that spans multiple eras of rock, featuring hits and favorites at Earls Hideaway Lounge and Tiki Bar.

9ZERØLIVE makes its debut at Capt Hirams Resort with a night of 90s alternative rock. Enjoy sunset views and drinks as the band takes over and gets the party started.

Author and humorist Garrison Keillor spent more than four decades at the helm of A Prairie Home Companion and created the fictional town of Lake Wobegon. He grew up in a small evangelical congregation with an apocalyptic outlook, a background that shaped his voice as a writer of fiction and comedy. Since the radio show ended in 2016, he has released a memoir and other books and, now in his eighties, has built a career in stand-up. He also publishes a twice-monthly online column on Substack, and The Writer’s Almanac reaches audiences every day as both a podcast and a free email newsletter.

Now in its eleventh year, the Indian River Lagoon Science Festival brings science, technology, engineering, art, and math to life at Museum Pointe Park by the Fort Pierce Inlet. This free event welcomes families, students, and learners of every age to explore interactive experiences that encourage creativity and curiosity. Try new technologies, take part in activities suited for both kids and adults, and check out robotics demos alongside projects that combine art and science. Children can enter raffles for a chance to win prizes, and food trucks will be on site with refreshments. It offers a friendly, hands-on celebration of STEAM in a waterfront setting.

Miata owners and fans will gather at Summer Crush Winery in Fort Pierce for a cruise-in and car show, with show vehicles displayed in the festival parking area in front of the pavilion. The No Name Car Club will direct parking, handle vehicle registration, and tally people’s choice votes for trophies recognizing each generation of Miata, with winners announced and awards presented during the event. There is a $20 cash fee per car to enter, which covers gate admission for the driver and a passenger and includes parking in the car show area. Beach chairs are recommended for comfortable seating near the pavilion and around the display. Seating under the pavilion requires reserving a table through the winery and involves an additional fee separate from the gate passes. Live music will play throughout the day. Two food trucks will serve meals, and the venue sells both alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages. Outside food, drinks, or coolers, including water, are not permitted. For those planning an overnight stay, Holiday Inn Express Fort Pierce is the host hotel and offers a discount when Summer Crush is mentioned. For information, call 772-464-5000.

Bosco returns to Redfish Saloon with a groovy set that spans genres and eras, delivering a lively mix of tunes from across the musical spectrum.

An evening of fall festivities with a chilling twist awaits at Operation Hope in Fellsmere. Browse vendors and crafters, enjoy a DJ, and grab bites from food trucks, with even more to discover. This is day three of an eight day Halloween celebration. After dark, the thrills ramp up with a haunted hayride, scare zones, and live shows. Admission is $20 for adults and $15 for those under 16. The experience is not recommended for ages 13 and under, and parental discretion is advised.

Experience a high-energy rock event in the fort, perfect for turning up the volume and having a great time.

Day four of an eight day Halloween series brings an oddities market to Operation Hope with eerie, oddities inspired performances and a marketplace of vendors offering strange, spooky and uncommon wares. Admission is $20 for adults and $15 for children under 16. After nightfall the experience grows darker, so parental discretion is advised and it is not recommended for children 13 and under after dark.

On the fifth day of an eight day Halloween series, the Phantasmagoria Dinner Show arrives at Operation Hope with an evening of fiery spectacle, mystery, and dark enchantment paired with dinner options from food trucks. Admission is $20 for adults and $15 for children under 16. The program is not recommended for ages 13 and under, and parental discretion is advised. A $75 table RSVP is available and includes seating for up to four guests, complimentary admission for each guest, a 30 percent discount on dinner purchases from the food trucks, and a group photo with the cast after the performance. Tables are limited.

One Eyed Willie brings a Sunday Funday themed performance that spans decades of rock, featuring familiar hits and longtime favorites.

Enjoy an evening of laughs, lighthearted fun, and a nod to cheesecake as Blanche, Dorothy, Sophia, and Rose return for another hurrah in a brand new show that imagines what they would be doing today. Christopher Davis plays a witty yet often exasperated Dorothy, Vince Kelly portrays a sultry, self-absorbed Blanche, Adam Graber appears as a kindhearted but credulous Rose, and Christopher Kamm takes the role of a commanding and mischievous Sophia. This show has a national reputation and is expected to sell out quickly. Members will receive an email with an exclusive presale code, followed by a general public on-sale.

This spooky Halloween Eve event at Archie's Seabreeze in Fort Pierce brings costumes and venue specials together with casual dining and dancing by the ocean.

Operation Hope hosts a family-friendly Halloween celebration that is part of an eight day series. Festivities include a trunk-or-treat and a kids costume contest featuring $100 in cash prizes for each age group 0 to 5, 6 to 10, and 11 to 15. A DJ, vendors and crafters, a kid zone with activities for all ages, and a variety of food trucks add to the experience. It is also the final chance to explore the haunted hayride and scare zone. Children 16 and younger receive free admission.

Dreamer returns to Redfish Saloon, which previously operated as Squid Lips River Deck. This appearance continues a series of Dreamer shows at the same location earlier in the year.

A festive Halloween celebration at Tiki Bar & Grill includes a night with Jesse and the Thieves. Costumes are part of the fun, so plan to dress up.

At Operation Hope Fellsmere, this Dia de los Muertos celebration serves as the finale to an eight-day Halloween series, aiming to bring the world of the movie Coco to life. Expect a lively mix of music with a DJ and a live mariachi band, colorful sugar skull face painting, local vendors and crafters, a dedicated kids area, and a variety of food trucks, with a screening of Coco to close the event. Admission is $20 for adults and free for children. The focus is on culture, music, food, and tradition, all presented with a spirited Halloween twist.

Settle in for dinner and an evening of music and dancing at Skipper's Cove. Located within Harbortown Marina, enter through the visitor gate, which opens as you arrive, to access the parking lot. The restaurant sits at the end with views overlooking the water.

Skydive Sebastian hosts canopy coaching with Alter Ego, focused on safe, skills-based progression for every experience level. Coaching can follow established tracks or be tailored to individual goals. Participants can refine traffic patterns and landings, practice canopy inputs to stay in control in changing conditions, and work toward completing the USPA B-License canopy card. Training spans fundamentals through high performance, including building speed for introductory swooping and preparing for advanced competition piloting. Course options include Silver Essentials of Canopy Flight, Yellow Intermediate Canopy Flight, Orange Advanced Canopy Flight, Green Advanced Targeting, Rainbow Customized Coaching, Blue Intro to Swooping, and Red Advanced Swooping.

Pitmasters & Brewers for Patriots brings together an evening of outstanding barbecue, local craft beer, and community spirit to support local veterans. Presented by the Treasure Coast Homeless Services Council with Pepper & Salt BBQ, Orchid Island Brewery, and Hogan Yards, the gathering takes place at Hogan Yards in Vero Beach, Florida. This fundraiser benefits Veterans Point Place and Veterans Village, two places veterans will call home, with every dollar raised dedicated to this housing effort. Thanks to strong community backing, the Homeless Services Council has assisted 833 veterans and delivered 4,078 services to 160 veteran households through the Supportive Services for Veteran Families program. The night features a 50/50 raffle and a silent auction, all aimed at expanding safe, stable housing for those who served. Organizers share appreciation for the support from Hogan Yards and note there is more work ahead, with this event serving as a meaningful step forward.

Enjoy a free outdoor screening of Finding Nemo. Before the film, explore the touch tank and the aquarium, grab a bite from the food truck, and have some fun at the playscape with lawn games like cornhole and horseshoes. Popcorn and s’mores will be available for purchase during the show. Arrive early to make the most of the campus. Bring camp chairs, blankets, and a picnic, and feel free to bring personal beverages. The campus is smoke free and does not allow pets. Movie Night is presented with support from Vero Orthopaedics.

Led by frontman and multi-instrumentalist C.J. Benoit, known as Squeezebox Slim, Los Swamp Monsters deliver an eclectic, electrified mix of Rock and Roll, Cajun, Blues, Tejano, Soul, Zydeco, Honky-Tonk, and Swamp Pop. Since forming in 2012, they have honed their sound in cowboy bars, juke joints, punk clubs, and on street festival stages, appearing alongside artists such as D.C. blues veterans the Nighthawks, alt-country figure Jason Ringenberg, Gulf Coast staple Nick Gaitan, and art-punk originals Half Japanese, as well as rising acts including Conjunto Diferencia, Catfish Seminar, Shantelle and the Juke Joint Band, Andi Jane & the Honky-Tonk Cabaret, Tennessee Troubadour Rabblers, and Deb Guy. With encouragement from friends and fans like Wild Bill Perkins, Shawn Sahm, and Dave Fair, the band keeps moving forward with a genre-spanning sound.

Now in its third year, the Holiday Bazaar gathers local makers presenting seasonal goods that include handcrafted pieces, jewelry, home accents, apparel, gourmet sweets, and other giftable finds. It offers a chance to get a head start on holiday shopping.

Level Up Youth 4D Barrel Bash takes place at Indian River Riding Club in Vero Beach, Florida, featuring youth barrel racing in a 4D format with equal payouts across every division. About $5,000 in true added money is available, plus a $500 added Helmet side pot and a $500 added Fancy Broke Apparel side pot. The division layout follows 15.0, 15.5, 16.0, and 17.0. The schedule includes exhibitions, a lead line segment, and the youth race. Awards are offered and the event aims to keep the experience fun. Several vendors will be on site for shopping. Entry is handled through SaddleBook. More information is available at 772-559-2160.

Enjoy a free outdoor screening of Moana beneath the night sky. Arrive early to make the most of the campus with a hands-on touch tank and a visit to the aquarium, then enjoy pre-movie fun with a food truck, a playscape, cornhole, and horseshoes. Bring camp chairs, blankets, and a picnic to get comfortable for the film. Popcorn and s’mores will be sold, and personal beverages are welcome. The ELC campus is pet free and smoke free. Sihle Insurance Group is the Movie Night Sponsor.

Motown, Mingle, & More fills a local winery with the sounds of Motown alongside dancing and food. At Summer Crush Vineyard & Winery, the evening honors the Economic Opportunities Council for its achievements in providing Head Start programs and serving as the Community Action Agency. Guests can enjoy a welcoming atmosphere, connect with friends, and dress up for a festive night centered on community and celebration.

A white-themed evening at LPL Creations Boutique brings together creativity, connection, and community impact. Attendees can make bracelets, meet community leaders and fellow supporters, and enjoy refreshments while contributing to programs that serve local veterans. Proceeds support the Treasure Coast Homeless Services Council and its housing initiatives for veterans. In addition, a portion of bracelet sales benefits Veterans Village and Veterans Point Place, which provide stable housing and support services for veterans experiencing homelessness. Tickets are $50 and include three bracelets. White attire is encouraged.

Honor the Marine Corps Birthday with a formal gathering of Marines at Pointe West Country Club. All are welcome to share in a toast marking the occasion. Seating is limited.

Experience an evening of community, patriotism, and purpose at a special fundraiser presented in partnership with American Icon Brewery and the Homeless Services Council. Enjoy live music from The Vinyl Answer while supporting the completion of Veterans Point Place and Veterans Village, efforts dedicated to providing safe, stable housing and renewed hope for those who have served. The focus is on creating places veterans can proudly call home, with every contribution reinforcing a spirit of service, strength, and stability.

OEW presents a journey through decades of rock favorites, spanning the 1960s through the 2000s. Alongside the music, enjoy two full liquor bars staffed by some of the friendliest bartenders on the Treasure Coast.