Family events in Vero Beach, FL

These puppy classes at South Paw focus on building a strong foundation for both pups and their people. Instruction emphasizes understanding a dog's needs and cultivating a lasting bond based on trust and education. Sessions cover practical canine behavior, body language and communication, social skills, playtime, good manners, and confidence building to help shape happy, adaptable companions. The program is flexible, so participants can drop in for single sessions or combine multiple classes within a rotating series. Group size is limited to about six to eight puppies to keep the experience focused and supportive. Puppies must be at least 8 weeks old and no older than 5 months, and there are no vaccine or fecal exam requirements for this class. Pricing is $25 per class or $80 for a four-class package, with the package to be used within two rotating programs.

Students explore interactive robotics with a club that uses NASA-designed VEX, learning to design, program, and tackle challenges while strengthening collaboration and practical STEM abilities. The program runs for four weeks, and participation also supports children in the local community.

This family-friendly Pokémon pack-opening event features quick, round-based mini challenges. New and seasoned fans alike can take part, and experience is not required. Entry is $20 and includes two Japanese booster packs and one English pack to keep. Participants compete for prizes in fun comparisons such as the biggest HP on a card, the Pokémon with the greatest listed weight, or the highest attack value.

Dragon King Hobbies hosts Pack Wars, a bingo inspired pack opening event with prizes on the line. The focus is on cracking packs, friendly competition, and the excitement of standout pulls. Entry is $30 per player.

Experience a welcoming local market with a wide variety to explore. Browse an array of items from community sellers in a lively setting. Held at Farmers Market.

Enjoy a family-friendly Pokémon session built around opening booster packs and playing through lighthearted, round-by-round mini challenges. No prior experience is required, so newcomers and seasoned collectors alike can jump right in. Admission is $20, which includes two Japanese packs and one English pack to keep. Each round focuses on a simple goal such as the highest HP, the heaviest Pokémon, or the strongest attack, and prizes are awarded for winning entries. Expect a casual, upbeat atmosphere that celebrates card collecting, friendly competition, and the thrill of each new pull.

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.