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contents November- December
cover giving back 10 All Wrapped Up It’s a time to reflect, be thankful, and spend time with friends, family and loved ones. But what about those that are less fortunate?
12 The Best Gift(s) Ever There are a variety of ways to make a lasting contribution toward a better community. Here’s a partial list of local non-profits within our county.
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Peace, Love & Ornaments! Random Act of Kindness The History of McKee Botanical Garden Citrus Roots: Hallstrom Farmstead Practicing Non-Greed in the Season of Giving
A special thanks to M. Maison (home accessories), John’s Island Tambourine (vintage chairs), Natalie’s Orchid Island Juice, and Lolo’s Boutique on Etsy (banner), for our beautiful cover vignette.
departments life well lived 20 The Natural Way to a Healthier You 21 A New Year, A New You 22 Tennis Anyone? LOVE!
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Local Palette 24 Great Artists Exhibit Here 26 Be Inspired...Buy Art!
the dish 28 Prime Time 30 Picking the Perfect Pinot 32 Nutty About Fruitcake
haute home decor 34 Style Your Space 36 Roundabout: Forty Years in Business
columns Weddings
in every issue 6 Editor’s Note 40 Nautical Names 41 It’s a Dog’s Life 42 Ocean Drive Shopping District Map
38 Here Comes the Sun…a Photographer’s View
46 Calendar of Events
beauty & the beach
48 Eat, Shop, Play Find what you’re looking for and more in our directory
39 Are you going curl crazy?
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Most days pass by at record-breaking speed, so consumed are we with our everyday stresses. The holidays remind us to shift gears, to take time to be thankful for the life we live, and for those in our lives that bring us joy and happiness. So, slow down a little. Surround yourself with people that are near and dear to your heart, regardless of the family (orange) tree connection. Be merry! This issue is all about giving - from random acts of kindness to selecting the perfect holiday gift. We hope that we have “wrapped up” some great gift ideas that can make a heartfelt impact, not only for those we know and love, but also for those less fortunate than ourselves. Portfolio is a proud sponsor of the arts. We are fortunate to have some of the best artists and galleries in our town and the surrounding area. Take a gallery stroll; there are so many to choose from! We recently discovered Art Mundo, in downtown Fort Pierce. See our Local Palette feature to browse some of the beautiful art on display there. It all started from a handful of artsy women in a grass roots effort that founded a collective of extraordinarily talented artisans located all under one roof. As my family approaches its second holiday season here in Vero, I look forward to ringing in the New Year to reflect on old friends and new. Remembering the great times of this past year, I remain excited and inspired for the days ahead. Wishing all of you and yours a wonderful holiday season,
Tracey Floyd (570) 470-0890 Published 5 times this year Sandbox Magazine-FL, LLC d/b/a Portfolio Vero Beach P.O. Box 648155, Vero Beach, FL 32964-8155 © 2012 Portfolio Vero Beach All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced without the expressed written permission of Portfolio Vero Beach Magazine. Neither advertiser nor publisher will be held accountable for errors, omissions or accuracy of statements, nor does the publisher accept liability. Printed exclusively by Staples in Vero Beach, FL.
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Mary Garrish Celebrating the opening of the 2012-2013 season and welcoming Mary Garrish into our family of working artists!
Mary Garrish served as President of the American Impressionist Society from 2005 - 2008. She paints atmospheric Plein Air landscapes from her travels around the world. Also on view ~ the latest paintings from our family of working artists. “WINDY SPRING SAIL” BY MARY GARRISH OIL ON LINEN PANEL 24” X 20”
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To be rich in admiration and free from envy, to rejoice greatly in the good of others, to love with such generosity of heart that your love is still a dear possession in absence or unkindness—these are the gifts which money cannot buy. ~Robert Louis Stevenson (1850-1894)
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A ll Wrapped Up the Best Gift Ever e As the holidays rapidly approach, ‘tis the season of events and festivities. It’s also a time to reflect, be thankful, and spend time with friends, family and loved ones. But what about those that are less fortunate?
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Living in the woods or on a park bench, alone, hungry, homeless, I shudder to think about how one might feel under these circumstances. Homelessness is in our community. In the hustle and bustle of day to day living, we barely seem to have time for our individual needs or those of our family, much less to volunteer our time to anything else. However, it is in times like these that we need to be a strong community and give some of our time and resources to those less fortunate. A great way to be a part of a community is to volunteer your time. Volunteering with organizations that you are passionate about not only sparks your passion, but also helps you connect to other people with similar interests. These non-profit organizations really need our help NOW more than ever. With the uncertainty of an election year, budgets that are already stretched to their limits are cut even more. The giving of your time is a special gift that you can give that won’t cost you a dime. In fact, I am sure it will leave you feeling happier on the inside and it might even put a smile on your face. Don’t worry if you can’t commit to a ton of hours, start out by giving a little, maybe half a day a week or more if you have the time. This way, you won’t feel overwhelmed by adding it to your already busy schedule. Volunteering your time is the most selfless thing you can do. Another great way to support a charity is to donate your unwanted items. This provides you with a tax deduction and the proceeds from the sale of your unwanted items helps support the local non-profit. We live in a generous community. Many local businesses, families and foundations support our charities and charitable
events throughout the year. Please support these local businesses and foundations that promote charities all year long! We could not spotlight every non-profit and charitable organization in our area, so we’ve chosen a few of our favorites. We’ve compiled a “giving list” of all the amazing non-profit organizations that do their best each and every day to assist someone or something in need. You can find more information at www.nccs.urban.org/index.cfm. Please remember those less fortunate this holiday season and throughout the year because without your help, the people that need HELP the most, will be left out in the cold…
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the Best Gift(S) Ever e There are a variety of ways to make a lasting contribution toward a better community and ensure your gift donation is put to best use right here in our community. Here’s a partial list of local non-profits within our county. Senior services and in memory of a loved one • Alzheimer-Parkinson Association of Indian River County • American Cancer Society • Indian River County Volunteer Ambulance Squad • Sebastian River Medical Center Auxiliary • Senior Resource Association of Indian River County • VNA Hospice of Indian River County Senior Resource Association provides funding for Meals on Wheels, Pet Meals, both Senior Centers, Adult Day Services, Emergency Meals on Wheels.
For the animal lover
To assist our youth • Hibiscus Children’s Center • Indian River County Healthy Start Coalition • Gifford Youth Activity Center • Mardy Fish Foundation • Operation Hope, Fellsmere • Shiloh Youth Ranch • Special Equestrians of the Treasure Coast • Saint Edwards School • Vero Beach Crisis Pregnancy Center Care • Youth for Christ • Youth Guidance Donation Fund of Indian River County
For the nature lover
Girard Equipment encourages various organizations to fill out an application each month to receive a cash award of $300 for your non-profit. This is just one of many businesses that give back to our community. To apply, visit www.girardequip.com or email, Anna, at avalencia@girardequip.com.
• Environmental Learning Center • Keep Indian River Beautiful • McKee Botanical Garden • Pelican Island Audubon Society
• Vero Beach Power Squadron • Youth Sailing Foundation of Indian River County
For the history buff
To support the arts
• Indian River County Historical Society • Indian River Land Trust • The Heritage Center & Citrus Museum
• Cultural Council of Indian River County • Riverside Theatre • Vero Beach Museum of Art • Vero Beach Opera • Vero Beach Orchestra Boosters • Vero Beach Theatre Guild
• Dogs for Life • Humane Society of Vero Beach • H.A.L.O., no-kill shelter, Sebastian
“Braveheart Pin-caring for our Soldiers…one by one,” can be purchased at I’ll Never Tell Boutique on Ocean Drive. All proceeds benefit Military Moms Prayer Group whose mission is to support our troops. For more info: www.militarymomsprayergroup.com.
• Habitat for Humanity • Harvest Food & Outreach Center • Homeless Family Center • John’s Island Community Service League • Learning Alliance • Samaritan Center for Homeless Families • The Salvation Army • Treasure Coast Homeless Service Council • United Way of Indian River County • Women’s Refuge of Vero Beach
For the boater
The VBMA’s Museum Store is a purveyor of unique art-related gifts, jewelry, home décor, wearable-art jackets, bags, umbrellas, and men’s ties. Add to that…engaging activity books, games, and creative toys for children—so shop here to ensure that your holiday gifts will be truly unique.
Substance Abuse • The South Florida Area Conference of Alcoholics Anonymous • Substance Abuse Council of Indian River County
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To help our community and homeless families
Tom and Anne Micheals, owners of Champion Home Health, Community Volunteers and Sponsors of a Red Kettle in 2011 outside of Vero Beach Post Office
End of Year Tax Tip for Charitable Donations Make a charitable donation (cash or even old clothes) before the end of the year. Remember to keep all of your receipts from the recipient charity. Use appreciated stock rather than cash when contributing to charities. This may help you avoid income tax on the built-in gain in the stock, while at the same time maximizing your charitable deduction. Use a credit card to make contributions in order to ensure that they can be deducted in the current year. As a lot of Americans take on the burden of preparing their own taxes, creating a simple checklist can help guide you to potentially reduce your tax liability. However, we strongly recommend seeking out professional help from a tax advisor for more complex situations Karl Wolf, Atlantic Asset Advisors, 722 20th Street, Vero Beach, FL 32960, (772) 978-7720 www.AtlanticAAG.com
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Just keep swimming, just keep swimming.
Who needs Barbie & Ken when you can have Gin & Tonic?
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giving back Raj (center) with Alice Degler and Roger Asselin, residents of Vero Palm Estates.
Random Act of Kindness
O No act of kindness is too small. The gift of kindness may start as a small ripple that over time can turn into a tidal wave affecting the lives of many. ~Kevin Heath, CEO
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ne afternoon while filling up my car, I happened to notice a hand-written sign on a chalkboard between the two gas pumps. It read: “$.05 from every gallon of gas for the entire month of September will be donated to the tornado victims of Vero Palm Estates.” I immediately went into the store to meet the owner, Rajesh (Raj) Patel, to find out more information. The Gator Truck Stop, located on the corner of 82nd Avenue and Highway 60, was already one of the least expensive places in town to get gas by at least ten cents per gallon. And here was Raj, donating five cents for every gallon of gas purchased for the entire month of September! The world needs more people like Raj. Raj exemplifies this selflessness and kindness without needing to be acknowledged for it and did not expect to be recognized for his generous gift. Do kindness! Together we can all make a difference to create a kinder and more caring society. Pass it on…!
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The History of McKee Botanical Garden
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n 1929, developers Waldo Sexton and Arthur McKee, looked at 80 acres of natural hammock and saw enormous potential. Three years later, McKee Jungle Gardens opened. This pioneering example of tropical landscape architecture became one of Florida’s earliest and most popular tourist attractions, hosting hundreds of thousands of visitors over 44 years of operations. With its fly-trapping pelican flowers, cathedral Royal Palm Grove, exotic wildlife and resident alligator, the Gardens helped to establish Florida as a lush and unique tourist destination. By the 1960s, attendance had begun to wane. The development of central Florida theme parks and opening of Interstate-95, which routed visitors around McKee’s location on US1, rendering it unable to compete. McKee Jungle Gardens ceased operations on May 1, 1976 and was sold to condominium developers in 1978. All but 18 acres was bulldozed. For twenty years, the heart of the Gardens remained untouched. In 1994, the Indian River Land Trust launched a fund-raising campaign to save the remainder of the Gardens. The property was successfully purchased on December 1, 1995 for $1.7 million. McKee supporters collectively raised an additional $9.1 million for the gardens’ restoration.
Waldo Sexton with monkeys.
Eventually it became a separate entity from the Land Trust, and McKee Botanical Garden held its formal dedication in November 2001. With a renewed focus on native horticulture, the Garden remains true to its jungle heritage, featuring 10,000 native and tropical plants as well as one of the state’s largest collections of more than 100 varieties of waterlilies. The property also houses two unique structures designed and built by founder and folk artist Waldo Sexton and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. More than just a destination for horticulture,
McKee Botanical Garden hosts a diverse variety of cultural and educational programs including lectures, workshops, special events, and art exhibitions. McKee Botanical Garden welcomes tens of thousands of visitors from around the globe each year, and continues its storied legacy of delighting and educating all who step through its gates. To walk the serene paths of McKee today or to have known it in its earlier Halcyon days when it was an 80-acre Tarzan playground replete with friendly bands of monkeys and ponds full of basking alligators makes it almost impossible to realize it was largely invisible to all of us and was facing extinction only 18 years ago. To be part of a community that is wise enough to recognize the concealed- by- time yet important potential and respond generously-in the case of McKee, with over 10 million dollars worth of privately raised funds- is to see Historic preservation effort at its finest. Together we can continue to reveal Vero’s best features and ensure that they will be treasured places that add to the magic and beauty that surround us here each day. Debra Atwell, City of Vero Beach Historic Preservation Commission, (772) 713-1401
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Hallstrom Farmstead
f you pick up the Old Dixie Highway at the Oslo Road intersection, as an alternative route to points south of Vero Beach, you will enjoy a relaxing journey off the main thoroughfare, as well as an opportunity to visit a true historical treasure— The Hallstrom Farmstead. The visit to this delightful farmhouse and the docent-led oral history tour are worth the short jaunt out of town along this tree-lined meandering road. Admission is only $5.00. The Hallstrom home is located on a large parcel of the original pineapple plantation, the citrus grove and farmstead established in 1909, by Swedish immigrant and horticulturist Axel Hallstrom. In February 2001, the Florida Review Board recommended the property for listing on the National Register of Historic Places. The Hallstrom Farmstead began as a 40-acre pineapple plantation in 1909. In 1906, it replaced with citrus as the primary cash crop. In 1918, the construction of the Hallstrom home was completed atop the Atlantic coastal ridge, an ancient coastal dune. The house still stands today as a historical, two-story, gable roof, with brick on frame construction. It is a home designed with hints of Victorian influence. Oral history tells us it was constructed with the help of local Scandinavian craftsmen and it has weathered the years gracefully. When you visit the Hallstrom Farmstead you have a sense of being in the presence of greatness, and this is what makes visiting Hallstrom so exciting. You are face to face with the past. Not only do you learn what happened here, by you are able to connect a slice of history to the present. The Past to the Present After settling the farmstead, Axel was intrigued with the fallow orange trees that had adapted to the climate after being brought to Florida generations ago by Spanish explorers. He grafted this hearty Spanish citrus rootstock to a more palatable fruit stock and thus created a hearty tree that would grow tasty fruit. Following a catastrophic freeze in 1917, which destroyed the citrus crops in south Florida, it was the plantings from this nursery that survived and was sold to citrus growers to replenish their groves. Axel’s hybrid citrus plants became the foundation crop of what is today the South Florida citrus industry. This is just one of a hundred reasons why the Hallstrom Farmstead is of such historical significance. To learn more, we encourage you to call the Historical Society 772-788-3435 for a tour schedule. Hallstrom Farmstead is located at 1723 SW Old Dixie Highway, Vero Beach, FL.
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Practicing Non-Greed in the Season of Giving
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his time of year we are busy buzzing about, dutifully collecting presents for our friends and loved ones. Some are easy to shop for, others not so much. Have you ever asked yourself “what can I get for that person who has everything?”. We live in a time of excess and unfortunately during the holiday season that excess can reach its peak. In yoga there exists a set of moral principles yogis are encouraged to live by. One is Aparigraha
the practice of non-greed or non-hoarding. The idea behind this is to live with enough to be comfortable and happy, without being overly indulgent; strive to avoid selfishness and greed and exhibit generosity. The underlying belief being if we all live this way there will be enough to go around... So how do we integrate Aparigraha into our modern day lives? Recently my son demonstrated Aparigraha in action. One of our young training clients revealed
that he hadn’t eaten dinner because his mother hadn’t been paid and there was no food left in his house. My son overheard this and approached me later that night in tears. He just couldn’t accept that this boy had gone hungry. He wanted to know what he could do. He asked if he could take his allowance and birthday money and buy a Publix gift card for the boy. The next day we did exactly that. I don’t think my son has ever felt better about anything he has done in his life. He learned a most valuable lesson that day, that giving is truly the greatest gift. This year try to stay grounded during the frenetic, over-spending, holiday season by adopting the concept of Aparigraha. If you have a special person who truly needs nothing, give them a gift that serves or benefits those in need. Remembering the special interests of the individual is important, for example if they love the ocean consider donating to an ocean conservation fund. You can still show you care and honor the recipient while also observing Aparigraha. Bethany Burt, owner, FlexFitness FlexFitness, Integrated Wellness for Optimal Health www.flexvero.com
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ver considered trying acupuncture? Although this ancient form of medicine may still be foreign to many, acupuncture is the most widely used form of complementary medicine in the United States. The principle behind acupuncture is that vital energy called “Qi” flows through the body in pathways, known as meridians. The free flow of Qi is essential to health. Qi can become blocked or stagnant, resulting from many factors that range from stress, to poor diet, to surgery. Blocked Qi leads to pain, illness, and “dis”-ease. Acupuncture needling re-establishes the healthy flow of Qi, promotes blood circulation, regulates the nervous system, and encourages detoxification. Super-thin, sterile needles are inserted into particular points chosen to help alleviate symptoms and restore well-being. Acupuncture is virtually painless and often deeply relaxing. There is no universally agreed upon explanation for how acupuncture works; however, a substantial body of evidence has shown that it does. Proof lies in studies done on patients who received acupuncture while simultaneously undergoing fMRI (Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging). For example, acupuncturists claim that a point on the 5th toe (UB-67) affects vision, and when this point was needled under fMRI, the visual center of the brain lit up with activity. Clinical results also offer proof. In September 2012, the journal Archives of Internal Medicine published a review on the effectiveness of acupuncture to treat pain, based on patient improvement. The researchers concluded, “Acupuncture provides more relief from various types of chronic pain than does usual care and should be considered a valid therapeutic option.” Across the nation, many prestigious medical centers offer acupuncture including the Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, MD Anderson, Sloan-Kettering, and Duke University Medical Center. Chief of Anesthesiology at Duke, Dr. Timothy Gan, provides acupuncture in the operating room prior to surgery to improve outcomes. Dr. Gan has found that acupuncture before surgery combats the side effects of anesthesia, reduces the need for pain meds, speeds healing, and results in shorter hospital stays. At our office, we have successfully treated patients suffering from the following: allergies and sinus; anxiety, stress and emotional issues; carpal tunnel, diabetes, fatigue, fibromyalgia; GI issues like acid reflux; IBS and food sensitivities; hormonal imbalance, infertility, insomnia, menopause, migraines/headaches, pain and injuries of muscles, joints, and nerves; pregnancy problems like nausea, breech, and overdue labor; and to quit smoking and weight loss. We offer acupuncture along with many needle-free options for treatment. To learn more, please call us for a Complimentary Consultation. We are here to help! Indian River Acupuncture, (772) 564-8383
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The Art & Science of
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he first mobile phone looked like a standard house phone, or an army field radio: it was contained in a large case, it worked on the go, but it was not very elegant. Like-wise, plastic surgery began with large surgeries achieving big results; however, recovery required weeks of down time. Today, most plastic surgery patients seek a fresh look, but need to return to work in just a few days to a week. They are looking to be refreshed, not redone. Fortunately, today’s cosmetic surgery procedures can fill these requirements. Muscle blockers such as Botox cosmetic and Dysport are used to soften lines around the eyes and to lift the brow. Fillers can soften lines around the mouth, turn up the corners of the mouth, and add volume to deflated faces. Skin can be renewed with chemical peels and fractional lasers. These less invasive treatments allow some an immediate return to work, and in all cases, down time is less than a week. Surgical lifts today use small lighted retractors and small incisions to lift the jowl and improve the neck contour. These procedures have been marketed on television as new; they are not. Dr. Rosato has been doing small incision facelifts for the last seven years. In addition, recovery from facial surgery is hastened with the aid of post-surgical makeup allowing patients to return to work after a brief recuperation. Most trunk and breast surgeries are done as outpatient procedures, and many patients can return to work in a week to ten days. Regardless of the procedure chosen, it is important your plastic surgeon has a long record of safety and good results. How to safely choose your plastic surgeon? Ask your family physician for a recommendation, or speak to friends who have had plastic surgery, and check with the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, www.plasticsurgery.org. The ASPS web site is a great reference for information on procedures and lists Board Certified Plastic Surgeons. You can also visit my web site at www.rosatoplasticsurgery.com for more information.
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We all know that physical exercise is important for good health. Tennis has specific health benefits for both the body and mind. It gives an edge over many other types of physical activity. Recreational tennis has health benefits for the cardiovascular system, the muscles, bones, agility levels and more. In addition, tennis is a fun activity that reduces stress for the entire family. Riverside offers ongoing clinics, adult round robins and youth clinics. Instructors are Ken MacDougall, USTA Pro, Woody Barrie, USPTA Pro, & Gaby Dwyer, Tennis Supervisor. Call the Pro Shop for times or visit www.covb.org for more info. Riverside Racquet Complex 350 Dahlia Lane, Vero Beach (772) 231-4787 22 November-December 2012
Other public tennis facilities to check out: Twin Oaks Tennis Club 1295 6th Avenue, Vero Beach (772) 770-1149 Vero Beach Tennis Club 702 Timber Ridge Trail, SW, Vero Beach (772) 569-7700 Friendship Park Tennis Court 1225 Main Street, Sebastian (772) 581-8839 www.portfolio-verobeach.com
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Pasta Pantaleo’s signature art gallery NEW in The Village Square sebastian river art Club’s 75th anniversary November 10th and monthly art shows in the Riverview Park 2nd annual sebastian art studio tour January 9th, 10-5 sebastian riverfront fine art & MusiC festival January 19th and 20th (772) 770-4857 www.cultural-council.org
2012 Mardy Fish Tennis Exhibition FUNDRAISER BENEFITING THE SCHOOLS OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTY Mission Statement: To provide health, fitness, and nutrition after-school programs in a safe environment.
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local palette great artists exhibit here
J.M. Stringer Gallery “Fishing Cutter” by X. Song Jiang, oil on panel 10” x 12”
Vero Beach Art Museum Norman Rockwell, Art Critic, 1955, tearsheet, cover illustration for The Saturday Evening Post, April 16, 1955, Norman Rockwell Museum Archival Collections
Laughing Dog Gallery “Strigi Aqua” Hand-blown and carved glass
The art scene around Vero and the surrounding area is alive and thriving! Our Vero Beach Art Museum displays outstanding fine art collections from classical to modern, for the young and young (at heart) alike. The Laughing Dog Gallery on Cardinal Drive is not your typical gallery. The gallery showcases the unleashed creativity of some of America’s foremost artists and craftsman. At the J.M. Stringer Gallery, John & Caesar are committed to providing their patrons with an enriching experience and the highest level of customer service. A visit to any one of our wonderful galleries is sure to inspire. To experience this for yourself, be sure and check out the monthly gallery strolls, or visit the many galleries located throughout Vero, Sebastian and Ft. Pierce this season. In the meantime, take a look through the following pages at our gallery of local artists from Art Mundo. You may just find that perfect piece for your home, office or that special gift!
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local palette There is a world of local talent with extraordinary works of art to enjoy here as well. Check it out for yourself. Take a stroll through Art Mundo located in downtown Ft. Pierce. Art Mundo, a non-profit center for creative expression was started five years ago by four art friends, and has grown to six gallery spaces exhibiting the work of local artists. The Center shares their repurposed bank building in historic downtown Fort Pierce with over 40 studio artists. Some of that local talent is showcased below. Pay a visit to downtown Fort Pierce, and check out the local art scene for yourself.
Daniel Baldwin “Archies”
Doug Macon “Ocean Symphony”
Shelly Polvere “Smoky Mountain Morning”
Martha Cross “Red Fish in a Red Dot Tide”
Michael Nemschick “The Crab”
Georgina Love “Lucky Buck”
Gretchen Green “Cherry Pit”
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be inspired...buy art! Consider giving a gift of art! Art Mundo has unique, handcrafted artisan items. The gallery has so many more great items to choose from. The options are endless!
Jenny Shibona, Mad Chiwawa Designs Turtle necklace
Cathy Dritenbas, Imagine Assorted hand knit bags
Saskia Fuller, Off Island Studio Hand crafted necklace and ring
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POP ART REVISITED: A 21st Century Perspective
LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS OF ADAM STRAUS
NORMAN ROCKWELL: Behind the Camera
September 29, 2012 – January 2, 2013
September 15, 2012 – January 6, 2013
October13, 2012 – January 13, 2013
Adam Straus,The Next to the Last Iceberg, 2006-7, oil on canvas encased in lead, 29 1/4 x 31 1/4 x 2 inches, Collection of Mrs. Georgia E. Welles Robert Rauschenberg, Signs (detail), 1970, color serigraph, 44 5/8 x 35 1/4 inches, Collection of University of South Florida, Museum Purchase
Exhibition Hours: Mon. to Sat. 10am - 4:30pm; Sun. 1pm - 4:30pm – admission fees apply –
Norman Rockwell, Art Critic, 1955, tearsheet, cover illustration for The Saturday Evening Post, April 16, 1955, Norman Rockwell Museum Archival Collections.
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rime rib is considered to be a favorite pick during the holidays. Most people prefer the small cut of the rib as it is the leanest. Actually, the larger cut is the best choice! The more marbled the meat, the more tender the cut of the beef. Certified Angus Beef is previewed, inspected and judged before ever going to the butcher. Certified Angus Beef is never distributed to the butcher prior to 21 days. However, Peter Conti, the butcher at A Butcher Shoppe & A Bit More..., chooses to dry age his beef for an additional 30 days. This dry aging process enhances the flavor, and makes the meat more tender. It also kills any pathogens and extends the life of the product. A Butcher Shoppe offers an entire line of expertly aged Certified Black Angus grade beef, custom cut to order, all natural poultry, pork, lamb and veal. The shop has a wide variety of sausages made daily, fresh baked bread, fresh mozzarella made in-house, and so much more. Be sure and stop by and pre-order your holiday meats! The Butcher Shoppe also carries oven ready gourmet meals to go. Don’t forget to grab dessert too and did I mention that they do party trays as well? Call ahead as everything is prepared fresh. Put The Butcher Shoppe & A Bit More… on your grocery list. You’ll be pleasantly surprised by the friendly atmosphere and great prices.
The Prime Rib Roast Start with pre-heating your oven to the highest setting (500 degrees). Season prime rib roast to taste, and cook in oven for 15 minutes. Reduce heat to 350 degrees and cook 25 minutes per rib. Remove from oven and let stand for 15 minutes prior to serving. Slice meat and serve. A Butcher Shoppe specializes in cutting the prime rib off the bone; then ties back to the bone for easier cooking and serving. To make the very best Au Jus Sauce, keep the drippings from the cooked roast. Sauté Vidalia or a white onion; combine drippings. Add one tablespoon of freshly ground horseradish. Feel free to add more horseradish if you like it with more fire power! Pour sauce over sliced meat and enjoy! Peter Conti, Proprietor & Butcher A Butcher Shoppe & A Bit More… 2190 45th Street (Pineapple Palm Plaza) Vero Beach, FL (772) 794-0040
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Picking the Perfect Pinot
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he holidays are upon us and the parties are just beginning. Warm social gatherings at the hands of an accomplished host or hostess beg for a great thank you gift from the guests. What better way to express your appreciation than a choice bottle of wine? A simple Cabernet, Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Noir, may just be the ticket. I strongly recommend the elusive, yet seductive, Pinot Noir which has the style and taste to match almost any palate. Without being overbearing at times like a Cabernet, or sometimes a little crass like a Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir is the Sophia Loren of grapes. From the racy, elegant and lean French Burgundys, to the dirt, spice, berry infused Oregon varietals and then to the rich, smoky, dark fruit driven Californians, Pinot Noir is your favorite gal pal. In other words, Pinots can be aristocratic and charismatic all in one day. Lately, I’ve been drinking (ahem, tasting) all the Pinots I can get my hands on. Some of the highlights of this extensive study have included:
From Oregon: • Owen Roe Sharecroppers (dirty and delicious, just my style) • A to Z (cherry, berry, bright and fun) • Rex Hill (the adult in the room) • Domaine Serene (seriously expensive and seriously worth it) From France: • Domaine Drouhin (lean and elegant) • Verget Grande Elevage (spicy cherry) From California: • Bishop’s Peak (anything by Talley Vineyards, one of my all-time favorites) • Sea Smoke (aristocratic and elegant yet somewhat pricey) • Calera (ripe, earthy, and soul satisfying) • Siduri (see Calera) • Newman’s Own Pinot Noir (a very affordable option and yes, you can get it at Publix for under $9!)
Wine is always a welcome gift. My best advice is to sample some of those recommended above and pick your favorite to stock up on. Next time you’re heading out to a party you’ll have the perfect hostess gift right at hand. And if you have any bottles leftover, you can always enjoy them! Cheers! Playfully submitted by Kitty Wagner Chef & Wine Officiano, Blue Star Wine Bar 925 Bouganvillia Lane, Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-3338
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NuttyAbout Fruitcake ‘T is the season of gift-giving, good tidings and giving thanks for all of our many blessings. However, often times those that show up to a holiday party with fruitcake in hand, are given a less than heartfelt thank you as it’s tossed to the back of the pantry only to be discovered around Labor Day! Yet this poor, misunderstood and underrated cake presents with a dignified list of ingredients fit for a king! Rich in dried fruit, nuts, liqueur, and spices, fruit cake has been a Christmas tradition since the 16th century. The earliest evidence of fruit cake dates all the way back to Ancient Rome and a cake full of pomegranate seeds, pine nuts, raisins and barley. Honey, spices, and preserved fruits were added in
the middle ages. Fruit cake became popular in America when it was discovered that sugar could be used to preserve fruits. This and an abundance of sugar from the American colonies created an excess of candied fruit, making the cakes very popular and affordable. Liqueurs and brandy are another common addition since they preserve the cakes for many years. This gave rise to the ridicule that fruit cake receives in the United States. Legend has it that one family has passed the same fruit cake from generation to generation since 1878, and it has still not yet reached its expiration. In the south, fruitcake enjoys a more welcomed reputation. In the early 1900’s, an Italian pastry-maker, Savino Tos, immigrated
to the United States by way of New York and eventually settled in Claxton, Georgia opening what was to become The Claxton Bakery. Come fall, Tos decided to capture the spirit of the holiday season by offering a premium quality fruit cake, filled with nature’s finest fruits and nuts. Today, The Claxton Fruit Cake Company describes their southern cake as having “Sun-ripened California Raisins, delicious pineapple, crunchy Georgia pecans, plump juicy cherries, freshly shelled walnuts and almonds, tangy lemon and orange peel blended into a rich pound cake batter…baked to a golden brown.” Don’t let those “nuttier than a fruitcake” comments deter you – the nuts are the best part! December 27th is National Fruit Cake Day, so be sure to stop by Frosting for a World Famous Old Fashion Claxton Fruit Cake! “Baked in the deep South, according to a famous old Southern recipe,” the fruitcakes are sold as loaves or in festive holiday tins for easy – and joyously welcomed holiday gifts! In the spirit of gift-giving, Frosting will be donating the proceeds from the sales of Claxton Fruit Cakes to Our Father’s Table Soup Kitchen in Vero Beach, Florida, continuing a legacy in the memory of J. Ralph Lundy. Ashlee Wykoff, Owner and Cake Artist Frosting Cupcakes & Confections, Vero Beach’s Premier Bake Shop
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Designed by John Bolowsky The home of Roger and Linda Nutt, Vero Beach
It’s your home…
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ne of the reasons I love my profession is that I truly enjoy watching people’s faces light up like a child’s opening a birthday present when they see the finished product of something that has been redesigned or refurbished. So, let’s move on and begin to take steps that will make your home distinctive rather than garish or boring by simply transforming some of the pieces you already own and reviving the space around them. Without the guidance of a talented designer, however, it is so easy to go over the top. Are there pieces in your home that you treasure for the memories they create, but are just tired looking? If so, you must decide whether they are worth refurbishing or should be replaced. If
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StyleYour Space the “bones” are good in a piece of furniture, bring it back to life with a new fabric and refinish the wood. However, if the cost is prohibitive, it is probably time to say “goodbye old friend.” When you decide to keep a piece, the best place to restore it is SNOW’s for expert refinishing and repair! I have seen some very sad pieces come into the store, but when they leave, they look fabulous! The coolest part of a restoration is finding a great fabric to begin the transformation from old into something new again. Go to Roth Interiors and have the uncanny Sandi work with you and your designer. (I personally like to do all the leg work and then take the final selections to my clients so that they can choose what suits them.) Roth has one of the best selection of quality fabrics in Vero. It’s like being at one of the premier New York City fabric houses!
Now the fun starts: Go wild! Mix florals, stripes, and checks. Get crazy! Select a ton of fabrics and then weed out the ones you want to see at home in daylight as well as in the evening. After you have found that one fabric that speaks personally to you, the magic begins. All it takes is that one piece of perfect fabric to spark a metamorphosis. In that one piece of fabric you will see your room color, your rug/drapery colors. Everything will flow from that ultimate selection. Let your designer share their vision with you. Now let’s have a glass of fine wine together and begin to make plans for your dream home! John Bolowsky, Design Consultant Snow’s Custom Furniture & Refinishing 4009 U.S. Hwy. 1, Vero Beach, FL (772) 794-4430, www.SnowsCustomFurniture.net
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n 1972, Evelyn Corcoran was an empty nester and decided to open her own shop in Arundel Court on Ocean Avenue in Kennebunkport, Maine. An antique sign found in the attic of the building established the name “Roundabout.” The shop known as Roundabout first carried handcrafted goods and pottery, Mexican silver jewelry and loomed crafts. Evelyn and her husband, Hal, loved traveling to Mexico and various other places to meet the local artisans who poured their talent and passion into their work. As the years went by, Roundabout changed its merchandising with the times to keep one step ahead of the latest trends. Evelyn loved going to all the various markets and personally selected each item for the store. Evelyn’s sons, Hal and Peter, joined her in the courtyard with stores of their own. In 1980, Evelyn and her husband, Hal, opened Zoo Apparel in the adjoining building. Roundabout was initially in the Portales de Vero location. Due to the hurricanes of 2006, and after waiting on building repairs for almost a year, Roundabout was relocated to its current location at 2905 Cardinal Drive. The original Roundabout store had fun items and was very kid oriented. It was the first “trendy” store in Vero. Stickers were a really big thing back then and the kids loved coming into the store to browse the many walls of sticker selections, shiny bags, clips and party favors. Eventually, the store changed with the times, and started carrying fine paper such as Crane, William Arthur, Vera Wang and more. Becoming the place to find fun, eclectic, home accents customers discovered they could also order custom wedding invitations, imprinting and personalized stationery. Roundabout is a family affair, where pride is taken in hand-selecting each and every item, from cards and napkins, to great gift items and botanicals. Evelyn’s son, Peter, now assists her with the daily operation of the store, the family coming full circle in a “Roundabout” way when Peter merged his three store concepts with his mother’s. Roundabout’s loyal customers come by to visit the store on a weekly basis, so the Corcoran’s and Jo, her right hand manager, know their customers well and often personally pick out items for them. It’s like having your own personal shopper or concierge. Jo is an expert in consulting with custom wedding invitations or other special occasion needs. They also do custom design printing from their large selection of party invitations or let them design something special just for you. Roundabout’s fine selection of cards for every occasion and custom printing are a rare gem. They carry the latest cards, gifts and home accents. 36 November-December 2012
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Here Comes the Sun… a Photographer’s View
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We are Nicki and Chrissy of Vitalic Photo, located on the Treasure Coast with a studio in Sebastian. We feel fortunate to be located in the beautiful “sunshine state” so that we can incorporate one of the greatest of all subjects into our work…the sun! One of our specialties is to uniquely capture sunlight into as many of our images as possible. Time is maximized while natural light is available, and we only use artificial, off-camera lighting when we absolutely have to, such as indoor shots or a dark wedding reception venue. Whenever possible, we try to schedule our sessions around sunset to maintain a consistent look in our work; midday, full sunlight that creates harsh shadows and squinty eyes is avoided. Our photography effectively harnesses sun-flare to create a dramatic result. This must be timed just right to create a magical, sun-drenched look that has become our trademark. Even after the sun has set, gorgeous shades of pastel pink and blue that produces soft, ethereal images can be captured. Another reason we love being photographers in Florida is the miles and miles of coastline available to us. Our white, sandy beaches and aqua blue waters surround us with year-round natural beauty, and as smaller destination weddings become increasingly more popular, our quaint little town of Vero Beach, that may seem relatively unknown, is fast becoming an attractive area to hold this kind of special event for people from all over the world. Couples fall in love with our clean and unpopulated beaches, laid back atmosphere, and gorgeous venues with amazing ocean settings, and we love to capture images of them frolicking in the sand on their wedding day. While destination weddings in the past may have seen a more literal tropical theme, today’s brides want sophisticated coastal touches such as soft aqua, blues, greens, creams, and textures that are perfect accents for modern beach soirees. We have even seen pale pinks and peaches that beautifully 38 November-December 2012
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complement the beiges and blues of the ocean. Details, like collections of different sized vases, or even white sea coral incorporated into a centerpiece, can be artistically rendered to create magnificent photographs. Every bride longs to have a “unique wedding,” and preserving those details is the perfect way to ensure that day that will be memorable. We feel blessed every day to live and work with our art in an area with so much natural beauty, amazing weather, and welcoming natives. Vitalic Photo www.vitalicphoto.com, info@vitalicphoto.com Chrissy: (772) 584-9890, Nicki: (772) 643-4840
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Are you going curl crazy? Frustrated with frizz?
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iving at the beach can have its hair challenges for all hair types, but especially for curly hair. Our hot and humid climate makes taming your curls a daunting task. Are you frustrated with frizz? Trying to control frizz from curly locks can be a nightmare. Luckily, Bumble and Bumble has just introduced a new product that is perfect for keeping your curls under control! “Hairdresser’s Invisible Oil” is very lightweight and absorbs quickly so it won’t weigh down your curls, even if you have fine hair. It also softens your hair, adds shine and controls frizz. It contains a blend of essential oils that over time will also strengthen and condition your hair while protecting against heat damage caused by excessive blow drying. Think sunblock for your hair. This product also has UVA/UVB filters to protect your color from fading too. You can use it on damp hair before styling, or after styling apply to dry hair to keep your ringlets and frizz under control. Love your locks again! Josephine Conigliaro, Hair Stylist Extraordinaire, Studio Gabriel Salon
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Boating is fun! Join the Vero Beach Power Squadron for their next boat safety course on December 1, 2012. Learn about aids to navigation, navigation rules, boat handling, trailering, knots, and life-saving equipment. Class runs from 9am-5pm at the Power Squadron Building, 301 Acacia Rd, northeast end of the Merrill Barber Bridge. Photo provided by the Vero Beach Power Squadron
Martin Ingwersen, a member of the Vero Beach Power Squadron, will be one of the few remaining World War II veterans on the Space Coast Honor Flight, which makes it possible for our veterans to visit their memorial in Washington D.C.
November 22 “Crusiers’ Thanksgiving Dinner” at the Riverhouse in McWilliams Park, Nautical Flea Market starts at 8:00am, Dinner is at 2:00pm The event is a pot luck style dinner targeting cruising boaters, providing them a stop for the holiday. Turkey, ham and other items are donated by sponsors. The flea market is open to everyone. Come check it out and see all the dinghies that are beached side by side near the building. December 7 7th Annual Nighttime Christmas Boat Parade Starts at 6:30pm Best viewing is from Royal Palm Pointe, Young Park, Riverside Cafe, the bridge catwalk, and the marina. There is no entry fee and it’s a lot of fun. Captain’s meeting is held at the Marsh Island Club and the awards ceremony is at Loggerhead Marina.
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it’s a dog’s life Let’s face it. Life is good in Vero Beach, even if you’re a dog. We have dog parks: Dogs for Life-Off-Leash dog park located at 12th Street and 16th Avenue in Vero Beach (membership required). Bob Summers Field located at 3451 Indian River Drive East as an “on or off-leash” dog exercise area. Keen Terrace Dog Park at Keen Terrace and Wimbrow Drive, Sebastian.
We also have a really cool dog beach: Take your pooch to Walton Rocks Beach located at 6501 A1A in Fort Pierce, (772-462-1517).
We even have outdoor doggie diners: Osceola Bistro Coco’s (The Village Shops) Blue Star Wine Bar Casey’s Cravings And did you know that you can bring your pet to have a sleep over at the Vero Beach Hotel or Costa d’ Este?
Hobbes, an 11 week old Standard Poodle, has some Fall fun at the pumpkin patch. Proud Owners: Jason, Christina & Josh Luboski
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calendar of events November 3 - 4 Quiksilver’s King of the Peak Surf Contest Find out which surfer is the King of Sebastian Inlet’s first peak. Surfers will compete for $13,500.00 in prize money. Contest will be held by the North Jetty. For more information www.quiksilver.com. November 3 Sunset Saturday Night Concert in the Park Ocean Drive 5:30pm - 8:30pm November 10 9th Annual Indian River Firefighters’ Chili & Salsa Cookoff, “The Treasure Coast’s Heat on the Beach” Riverside Park (under the oaks) 4pm - 9pm (772) 473-6940 Lt. David Dangerfield www.ircffa.org November 10 HabiTour, Breakfast & tour sponsored by Habitat for Humanity 9:30am Call Shirley Reul at (772) 562-9860 ext. 229 or Peggy Gibbs at (772) 562-9860 ext. 209 to reserve your space. Please RSVP in advance as seats are limited. November 13 World Kindness Day, pass it on! November 13 National Philanthropic Day! November 14 Girls Night Out 6pm - 9pm Hangar at Sun Jet Center, Vero Beach Airport. Over 40 vendors, complimentary wine, food, favors. Proceeds to benefit Hibiscus Children’s Center. Call Carole Casey (772) 564-0121 or Linda Teetz (772) 492-1662 or email: GNOtickets@aol.com Tickets $25 in advance $30 at the door. November 17 Up the River with a Paddle Annual St. Sebastian River Race 9am - 3pm Grab the family for a fun day on the river with entertainment, food, raffle and prizes. (772) 913-5144 or (772) 202-0220 for more info and to sign up to race!
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November 17 - 18 Festival of the Trees Riverside Children’s Theatre, 3280 Riverside Park Drive, Vero Beach, (772) 231-6990 or www.riversidetheatre.com Regular showcase, 10am - 5pm Academy Orchestra performs at 4pm on the 17th Breakfast with Santa on Nov. 18th at 8:30am and 10:30am November 22 5th Annual Trot Against Hunger 5K Run/Walk, benefits Harvest Food & Outreach Center 6:30am registration; 7:30am race time Riverside Park, 3001 Riverside Park Drive, Vero Beach www.trotagainsthunger.org $25 registration fee in advance $30 day of event November 22 Crusiers’ Thanksgiving Dinner at the Riverhouse in McWilliams Park. Nautical Flea Market starting at 8am, dinner at 2pm. The event is a pot luck style dinner targeting cruising boaters, providing them a stop for the holiday. Contact Tim at the City Marina for more info, (772) 231-2819. November 23 - 24 Holiday Open House Laughing Dog Gallery 2910 Cardinal Drive, Vero Beach Call (772) 234-6711 for more info. November 24 The Nutcracker Ballet 2pm and 7pm Ballet Vero Parents and Friends and Vero Classical Ballet present their 5th annual production of the Nutcracker ballet. Call (772) 360-8577 for more information. Vero Beach High School Performing Arts Center 1707 16th Street, Vero Beach Tickets $8-20. Student, senior, and group rates are available. November 24 Night Sounds at Sebastian Inlet State Park Concert Series with the Country Classics Band 7pm - 9pm The Country Classics Band is a six piece band with a Nashville sparkle and a down home style. They play the music of Willie, Waylon, Haggard, Cash, Hank and even good ole Jimmy Buffet. The concert will take place at the pavilions on Coconut Point, located on the south side of Sebastian Inlet, overlooking the water.
December 1 Boating Safety Course Sponsored by Vero Beach Power Squadron. Learn about aids to navigation, navigation rules, boat handling, trailering, knots, and life- saving equipment. 9am - 5pm at the Power Squadron Building, 301 Acacia Rd, northeast end of the Merrill Barber Bridge. To register, contact Larry Lott at (772) 532-6893 or lblott@gmx.om. Cost of the course is $35 December 1 Little Treasures, A Holiday Open House. Join J.M. Stringer Gallery for some holiday cheer! 4pm - 8pm On view will be a selection of “little treasures” from our family of working artists. Exhibit runs through December 31st. December 1 Christmas Parade Ocean Drive, begins at 5:30pm - 7pm December 1 Art Mundo’s 4th Annual “Calendart” Gala 6:30pm - 9:30pm Navy Seal Museum 3300 N. Highway A1A, North Hutchinson Island, Ft. Pierce Silent auction, fun, food, music. (772) 766-0021 or www.artmundo.org December 2 Bubbles, Bags & Bling Shopping for Classy Chicks 10am - 4pm The Heritage Center 14th Street Downtown Vero Beach, (772) 321-6704 or www.sunshinept.org All proceeds to benefit Sunshine Physical Therapy, a non-profit clinic since 1953. December 5 Mardy Fish Foundation Kids Clinic 4:30pm - 5:30pm Grand Harbor Limited space. Register online at wwwmffkids.org or email Kristine@mffkids.org (866) 633-4070. Cost $20 December 6 Mardy Fish Foundation 2012 Tennis Exhibition 6pm - 9pm Grand Harbor Featuring Mardy Fish. Purchase tickets online at wwwmffkids.org or email Kristine@mffkids.org, (866) 633-4070. $50 VIP, $35 general admission, Child $10. Cabanas also available.
December 7 7th Annual Nighttime Christmas Boat Parade Starts at 6:30pm Best viewing is from Royal Palm Pointe, Young Park, Riverside Cafe, the bridge catwalk, and the city marina. Free to enter. Captains’ meeting is held at Marsh Island Club and the awards ceremony is at Loggerhead Marina. For more info contact Tim at the City Marina at (772) 231-2819. December 11 Benefit Concert for the Atlantic Classical Orchestra 4:30pm followed by 5:30pm cocktail reception and Meet the Artist. Orchid Island Beach Club 1 Beachside Drive, Vero Beach Violinist, Caroline Goulding, in concert, Fresh Notes. (772) 460-0850, info@acomusic.org For more information, visit our website at www.acomusic.org. Tickets $125 December 20 - 22 Holidays at McKee: An Old Fashioned Christmas Celebration 6pm - 8pm Thousands of holiday lights, vintage Belgian street organ playing classic holiday music, Santa & Mrs. Claus, and large scale model train display. For more info call (772) 794-0601, 350 U.S. Highway 1, Vero Beach, www.mckeegarden.org December 27 National Fruit Cake Day Frosting will be donating the proceeds from the sales of Claxton Fruit Cakes to Our Father’s Table Soup Kitchen in Gifford, Florida, continuing a legacy in the memory of Ralph J. Lundy. December 28 Night Sounds at Sebastian Inlet Concert Series with Atlantic Bluegrass 7pm – 9pm Come in enjoy some pickin’ and a grinnin’ with some good bluegrass music. This five piece band features guitar, mandolin, stand up bass, fiddle and banjo. The concert will take place at the pavilions on Coconut Point, located on the south side of Sebastian Inlet, overlooking the water. For more information about Atlantic Bluegrass visit www.myspace.com/atlanticbluegrass
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eat shop play Things To Do About Kayaks (772) 589-3469 www.aboutkayaks.net Adventure Kayaking and Canoe (772) 569-5757 www.paddlefla.com AMC Indian River 24 6200 20th Street Vero Beach, FL (888) AMC4Fun www.AMCtheatres.com/indianriver Ashwood grove Polo School (772) 794-7646 or (772) 713-1401 www.ashwoodgrovepolo.com Beach Horseback Riding Frederick Douglas Memorial Park (772) 468-010 or (772) 489-4FUN Big Easy Fishing Charters (772) 664-4068 www.bigeasyfishingcharter.com Captain Bob’s Airboat Adventure Tours I95 West of S.R. 60 Vero Beach, FL (772) 633-7849 www.captainbobsairboat adventuretours.com Captain Christy’s (772) 633-0987 www.captchristylenz.com Custom Yacht Charters (772) 321-2435 www.customyachtcharters.net Deep Six Dive and Watersports 416 21st Avenue Vero Beach, FL (772) 562-2883 www.deepsix.com
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Environmental Learning Center 255 Live Oak Drive Wabassso Island, FL (772) 589-5050 www.DiscoverELC.org Epic Sessions Skimboarding SUP & Surfing School Chris Ellison (772) 360-7166 www.epic-sessions.com Florida Cracker Airboat Rides (772) 563-0001 www.floridacrackerairboatride.com Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute U.S. 1 North Ft. Pierce, FL (772) 465-7156 www.fau.edu/hboi Incentive Fishing Charters (321) 676-1948 www.incentivecharters.com Inlet Marina - Sebastian Inlet State Park 9502 S. Hwy A1A Melbourne Beach, FL (321) 724-5424 www.sebastianinlet.com Living Yoga 333 17th Street, Suite K Vero Beach, FL (772) 978-1099 Majestic Movie Theater 940 14th Lane Vero Beach, FL (772) 770-0773 www.Cinemaworldonline.com/vero McKee Botanical Garden 350 U.S. 1 Vero Beach, FL (772) 794-0601 McLarty Treasure Museum 13180 N. Hwy. A1A Vero Beach, FL (772) 589-2147
Mel Fisher Treasure Museum U.S. 1, Sebastian, FL (772) 589-9875 www.melfisher.com
Vero Beach Adventure Cruises (772) 794-9477 www.verobeachcruises.com
Orchid Island Bikes & Kayaks 1175 Commerce Avenue Vero Beach, FL (772) 299-1286 www.orchidislandbikesand kayaks.com
Vero Beach City Marina 3611 Rio Vista Blvd. Vero Beach, FL Phone (772) 231-2819 Voice Mail (772) 978-4960 marina@covb.org
Pattern Setter Charters (772) 589-0008 www.sebastianfishingguides.com
Vero Tackle & Marina (772) 234-9585 www.verotackle.com
Shark Bait Aquatics (561) 248-5695 Premium concierge aquatics in partnership with Costa d’ Este.
Wabasso Tackle Shop Offshore Fishing Charters 4720 85th Street Located at the corner of 510 and U.S. 1 at the bridge. (772) 589-8518
Skydive Sebastian 400 Airport Drive W. Sebastian, FL (800) 399-5867 www.skydivesebastian.com SUP Eco Adventures, llc 750 Old Florida Trail Melbourne Beach, FL (321) 507-6058 www.SupEcoAdventures.com The Back Country (772) 567-6665 www.verobackcountry.com The Yoga Pagoda 2101 Indian River Blvd. Vero Beach, FL www.yogapagodavero.com (772) 202-0394 Call for more info and class schedule. Tropical Kayak Tours (772) 778-3044 www.tropicalkayaktours.com UDT Seal Museum 3300 N. Hwy. A1A Ft. Pierce, FL (772) 595-5845 www.NavySEALmuseum.com
Woody’s Rental 3500 Ocean Drive Vero Beach FL (772) 205-5550
beaches & parks Ambersands Beach 12566 N. A1A Vero Beach, FL Located within the Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge, this beach is approximately 6 miles north of County Road 510. The park features unpaved parking and boardwalk access. Hours are 7 am until sunset. Bob Summers Field Dog Park 345 Indian River Drive East Vero Beach, FL Located in Vero Beach between Bob Summers field and the Indian River Lagoon just north of Beachland Blvd. Bridge, the Dog Park has no fences and is open from 5:30am-8:30am each morning. There are benches along the river side and a water source as well.
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eat shop play Dale Wimbrow Park 11805 Roseland Road Roseland, FL (772) 589-0087 Dale Wimbrow Park features a large playground, picnic pavilions, restrooms, boat launch, fitness trail, paved parking, fishing access and BBQ grills. Open 7:30 am until sunset. Golden Sands Beach Park 10350 N. A1A Vero Beach, FL This park features beach access with lifeguards, playground, restroom facilities, showers, paved parking and public pavilions. Hours are 7 am until sunset. Humiston Beach Park 3000 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-5790 This newly refurbished family friendly beach park is a great place to spend time with family in one of several pavilions. The delightful playground offers swings, slides and ample area for climbing and playing. Jaycee Beach Park 4200 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-0578 You will find lifeguards on duty for the swimmers, large picnic area, restrooms, showers, and a very popular boardwalk running adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean. A short walk to casual beach style dining for sandwiches and ice cream. North County Aquatic Center 9450 95th Street Sebastian, FL The North County Aquatic Center has many options for your exercise and enjoyment. You will find 18 lanes at 25 yards for lap swimming, diving well with both 1 meter and 3 meter diving boards, a competition pool with almost 1 million gallons of water, an activity pool with almost 185,000 gallons of water, a zero depth entry
point to accommodate all ages, slides, water cannons, bubbles, and a huge water play structure. Pool is open 7 days. Minimal fees apply. Pocahontas Park 21st Street Vero Beach, FL (772) 975-4500 Pocahontas Park has a great playground and many activities for children under 12 and includes tennis and shuffleboard courts. Park is open seven days a week and is free to the public. Wabasso Beach Park 1808 Wabasso Beach Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 581-4998 Wabasso Beach Park has lifeguards, restrooms, and showers along with picnic facilities. Riverside Park & Tennis Courts 350 Dahlia Lane Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-4787 Located on the barrier island this park features tennis, racquetball, rentals, fitness trail, walking trail, and boat ramp. Pavilions are available for picnics and include running water and BBQ Grills. This popular family area is nestled among beautiful oaks which provide plenty of shade. You will also be within a short walk to Memorial Island, also a beautiful park itself and respectfully dedicated to all branches of the military. Round Island Oceanside Park 2201 Hwy A1A Vero Beach, FL The park is open from 7 am to sunset, however you will find lifeguards protecting the beaches from 9-5. Round Island Park features restrooms, paved parking, covered pavilions, easy beach access, and children’s playground. Canoe launch and observation tower are nearby.
South Beach Park Ocean Drive and East Causeway Vero Beach, FL Located over the 17th Street Bridge, past A1A, South Beach Park provides an ocean beach, lifeguard, boardwalk, dress and shower facilities, playground, picnic area, and dune crossover for catamarans. This is a popular beach due to its amenities, as well as easy access for both mainland and the barrier island. Sebastian Inlet State Park 9700 South State Road A1A Melbourne Beach, FL 6 miles north of Vero Beach (321) 984-4852 The premier salt water fishing spot on Florida’s east coast, this park is a favorite for anglers nationwide for catching snook, redfish, bluefish, and Spanish mackerel from its jettys. Surfing is also a popular
recreation and several major competitions are held here every year. There are two museums within the park. The McLarty Museum features the history of the 1715 Spanish treasure fleet, and the Sebastian Fishing Museum tells the history of the areas fishing industry. Three miles of beautiful beaches provide swimming, scuba diving, snorkeling, shelling, and sunbathing. Canoeing and kayaking in the Indian River Lagoon are also favorite pastimes. You will find the mile long hammock train, waterfront pavilions and picnic areas full-facility campsites and a boat ramp.
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• Group format, casual, fun! • Parents and Grandparents are always welcome to join in • New riders will have opportunities to compete for prizes in world renowned polo events! • Sunday afternoons, beginning November 3
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Beach Warning Flags Banderas de Advertencia en la Playa
Water Closed to Public Agua Cerrada al Publico
High Hazard High Surf and/or Strong Currents PeligroAlto, Resaca Alta y/o Corrientes Fuertes
Medium Hazard Moderate Surf and/or Currents Peligro Medio, Resaca Moderada y/o Corrientes Fuertes
eat shop play Tracking Station Beachfront Park 800 46th Place Vero Beach, FL The Tracking Station Beachfront Park features restrooms, showers, paved parking, boardwalk, beach access, playground, BBQ grills, picnic tables, pavilions, and lifeguards. Open from 7:00 am until sunset. You will also find interesting information on how this park earned its name. Treasure Shores Beach Park 11300 Highway A1A Vero Beach, FL This park is designated as the ADA Access Park for Indian River County. This park features paved parking, restrooms, picnic tables and pavilions, children’s playground, and lifeguard on duty from 9-5 daily.
art galleries Low Hazard Calm Conditions, Exercise Caution Peligro Bajo, Condiciones Calmas, Tenga Cuidado
Dangerous Marine Life Vida Marina Peligrosa
Absence of Flags Does Not Assure Safe Waters La Ausencia de Banderas No Asegura Aguas Seguras
Admiralty Gallery 3315 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-3178 www.admiraltygallery.com Artists Guild Gallery 1974 14th Avenue Vero Beach, FL (772) 299-1234 Ditch 13 Gallery and Gifts 46 N. Broadway Street Fellsmere, FL (772) 918-8467 Flametree Clay Art Gallery 2041 14th Avenue Vero Beach, FL (772) 202-2810 www.flametreeclay.com Gallery 14 1911 14th Avenue Vero Beach, FL (772) 562-5525
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Island Images/ Gallery Of Hope Contemporary Photographic Gallery and Education Center 2036 14th Avenue, Suite 101 Vero Beach, FL (772) 643-6994 www.galleryofhope.org J.M. Stringer Gallery of Fine Art Active American and European master artists and 19th and early 20th Century American, British and Continental paintings. 3465 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-3900 www.JMStringergallery.com Koman Fine Art 1922 Cardinal Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-4500 www.komanfineart.com Meghan Candler Gallery Village Shops - 6270 Highway A1A Vero Beach, FL (772) 234-8811 www.meghancandlergallery.com Palm House Gallery & Studio 3227A Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-6816 Seaside Jewelry & Gallery 3150 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 234-1121 The Laughing Dog 2901 Cardinal Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 234-6711 (888) 9TOPDOG www.thelaughingdoggallery.com
fine dining Avanzare Ristorante 1932 14th Avenue Vero Beach, FL (772) 978-9789 www.avanzareverobeach.com Citrus Grillhouse 1050 Easter Lily Lane Vero Beach, FL (772) 234-4114 Cobalt Restaurant 3500 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 469-1060 www.verobeachhotelandspa.com Maison Martinique 1601 South Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-7299 Ocean Grill 1050 Sexton Plaza Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-5409 www.Ocean-Grill.com Polo Grill 2855 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-4665 Pomodora Grill Trattoria 3095 Cardinal Drive #102 Vero Beach, FL (772) 234-1123 Tangos II 3001 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-5553 The ChopHouse 901 21st Street Vero Beach, FL (772) 563-6206
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beach safety BE AWARE OF TIDES: Always be aware of the tides when you are at the beach. Respect the ocean and stay safe. TAKE YOUR TRASH OFF THE BEACH: Remove all your trash from the beach and find a trash can. Plastic bags can kill birds, turtles, and other sea creatures that can mistake the bag for food. Bring extra trash bags with you and do your part to help keep the beach beautiful. Love your ocean! SUPERVISE CHILDREN: Stay near your children and keep your eye on them. Never let children play in the water unsupervised. Play close to a lifeguard station. Teach your child to respect the ocean too. BE AWARE OF DANGEROUS RIP TIDES: Rip tides are strong currents that can pull a person away from the shore. If you get caught in a rip current, do not panic or struggle. Swim parallel to the beach and call for help. Never swim alone. Don’t swim out farther than you can swim back. It’s always best to swim near a lifeguard station. REPORT INJURED BIRDS OR MAMMALS: If you find an injured bird or mammal, do not touch it. Call 911 (non-emergency) and they will notify the proper authorities.
LIFEGUARDS: Several places throughout the county offer lifeguarded beaches. At each station, signs are available to notify beach goers of current surf conditions along with appropriate beach flag warnings.
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eat shop play The Mandarin Asian Cuisine 398 21st Street Vero Beach, FL (772) 257-5166 www.themandarinvero.com The Tides 3103 Cardinal Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 234-3966 The Wave 3244 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 410-0100
on the go & casual dining
Johnny D’s Market & Bistro 1409 Hwy. A1A Vero Beach, FL (772) 234-4181
Toojay’s Gourmet Deli 555 21st Street Vero Beach, FL (772) 569-6070
Lemon Tree 3125 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-0858
Village Beach Market 4905 N. Hwy A1A Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-8135 www.villagebeachmarket.com
Lobster Shanty One Royal Palm Pointe Vero Beach, FL (772) 562-1941 Mulligan’s Grille & Raw Bar 1025 Beachland Blvd. Vero Beach, FL (772) 492-6744
Blue Star Wine Bar 925 Bougainvilla Lane Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-3338
Nino’s 1006 Easter Lily Lane Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-9311
Bobby’s Restaurant 3450 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-6996
Osceola Bistro 2045 13th Avenue Vero Beach, FL (772) 569-1299 www.osceolabistro.com
Brewgrrs Burgers & Brews 390 21st Street Vero Beach, FL (772) 226-5700 Casey’s Place 917 Azalea Lane Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-4790 Chelsea’s on Cardinal 3201 Cardinal Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 234-8300 CoCo’s Village Bistro 6260 N. A1A Vero Beach, FL (772) 234-2660 www.cocosvillagebistro.com
Red Onion 4069 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-4180 Riverside Café 3301 Bridge Plaza Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 234-5550 Snack Shack 3101 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-9604 South Beach Pizzeria 1621 S. Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-1110 www.southbeachpizzavero.com
vero after five Blue Star Wine Bar 925 Bougainvilla Lane Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-3338 Joey’s 2075 Indian River Blvd. Vero Beach, FL (772) 299-9833 Ocean Grill 1050 Sexton Plaza Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-5409 www.Ocean-Grill.com The Kilted Mermaid 1937 Old Dixie Hwy Vero Beach, FL (772) 569-5533 www.kiltedmermaid.com The Wave Kitchen & Bar 3244 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 410-0100 www.costadeste.com/dining
sweets & treats Brain Freeze Frozen Yogurt & Coffee Shop 2217 7th Avenue Vero Beach, FL (772) 492-9256
Cravings 3149 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-0208 Frosting Cupcakes and Confections 2915 Cardinal Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 234-2915 Kilwin’s ChocolatesIce Cream 3001 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 584-3281 Rita’s Italian Ice 601 20th Place Vero Beach, FL (772) 770-0100 Snow Balls 1355 18th Street Vero Beach, FL (772) 559-1876 Sweet Treats Boardwalk Café & Ice Cream 4079 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 234-9570
Waldo’s 3150 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-0550 What-a-Tavern 58 Royal Palm Point Vero Beach, FL (772) 567-1599
Jaycee Park Seaside Grill 4200 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-1911
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eat shop play Audrey’s Fresh eggs 4555 13th Street SW Vero Beach (772) 567-4749 Mon-Friday 8am-5:30pm Sat. 8am-3pm
Farmers’ Markets Ft. Pierce Downtown Farmers’ Market Melody Lane, next to the Ft. Pierce Marina Every Saturday 8am-12pm Friday Downtown Farmers’ Market Historic Downtown Vero Beach 14th Avenue at 21st Street Vero Beach, FL 11am-3pm Oceanside Farmers’ Market Corner of Ocean & Dahlia Every Saturday 8am-12pm
BUY Local 41st Street Farms Blueberries, in season in June Email: f_vanantwerp@bellsouth.net Abundant Blessings Farm Citrus, sheep/lamb, fresh eggs and seasonal produce 11975 10th Street Vero Beach, FL (772) 778-0932 Abundantblessingsfarm@gmail.com Adair Acres Research citrus, limes, peaches 7055 33rd Street Vero Beach, FL www.flaresearch.com Al’s Family Farms Citrus and produce 2001 Kings Highway (SR 713) Ft. Pierce, FL (800) 544-3366 www.AlsFamilyFarms.com
Aunt Zorada Farm Mark Smith Farm fresh seasonal produce and heirloom tomatoes 7350 41st Street Vero Beach, FL (772) 766-3250 Ft. Pierce and Ocean Drive Farmers’ Markets B&W Quality Growers Watercress and Arugula, local agribusiness, ask for it at your local grocer. 17825 79th Street Fellsmere, FL (772) 571-0800 www.bwqualitygrowers.com Compost Gardner 5815 Buchanan Drive Ft. Pierce, FL Ft. Pierce Farmers’ Market Email: Adina@manuredepot.com www.manuredepot.com Countryside Citrus Fresh citrus, October-May 6325 81st Street Vero Beach, FL (888) 550-5745 www.countrysidecitrus.com Crazy Hart Ranch Linda Hart Fresh eggs & pasturized poultry: chickens, Cornish hens, turkey 12416 91st Street Fellsmere, FL (772) 913-0036 Ft. Pierce & Ocean Drive Farmers’ Markets www.crazyhartranch.com
Osceola Organic Farm Kevin O’Dare Baby lettuce & field greens, edible flowers, produce 6980 33rd Street (772) 567-1530 Ocean Drive Farmers’ Market www.osceolaorganicfarm.com Gibbons Farms Certified Organics Seasonal produce and fruit, open yearly 1010 S. 12th Street Ft. Pierce, FL (772) 979-4061 Goat Tales Fresh dairy and cheeses Vero Beach, FL (772) 696-1177 LaPorte Farms On-farm experience 7700 129th Street Sebastian, FL (772) 633-0813 Little Bee Apiary Local honey 6825 45th Street Vero Beach, FL (772) 567-5020 Natalie’s Orchid Island Juice Co. Fresh local juice, local agribusiness, ask for it at your local grocer Ft. Pierce, FL (800) FRESHHH www.oijc.com Organic Blueberries Judy Orcutt In season-June jjorcutt@bellsouth.net Oyster Island Mushrooms Fresh mushrooms Vero Beach, FL (772) 388-2468 http://www.23shrooms.com/ Peterson’s Grove & Nursery Citrus, on–farm experience 6755 37th Street Vero Beach, FL
Schacht Groves Fresh squeezed juice 6100 12th Street Vero Beach, FL Ocean Drive Farmer’s Market (800) 355-0055 www.schachtgroves.com Tall Pines Apiary Local honey (772) 559-9943 (ask for Pete) Ocean Drive Farmers’ Market White Rabbit Acres Non-Certified Organic Farm & CSA Full service on farm roadside stand and organic produce 7020 37th Street Vero Beach, FL (772) 486-1248
accommodations Captain Hiram’s 1580 US 1 Sebastian, FL (772) 589-4345 www.info@hirams.com Costa d’Este 3244 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (877) 562-9919 Toll Free (772) 562-9919 Hotel Direct www.costadeste.com Tropical days and urban nights go hand in hand at Gloria and Emilio Estefan’s newest Personal Luxury Resort®, located ocean-side with 94 deluxe guest rooms and suites, a destination restaurant and bar, sparkling pool, spa, and fitness center all within moments of the finest shopping, dining and entertainment in Vero Beach. Sea Turtle Inn 835 Azalea Lane Vero Beach, FL (877) 998-8785 Toll Free (772) 234-0788 Hotel Direct www.SeaTurtleInn.net
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eat shop play SpringHill Suites by Marriott 5115 Indian River Blvd. Vero Beach, FL (772) 978-9292 Hotel Direct www.Marriott.com/SpringhillSuites You will be treated to spacious studio suites, featuring innovatively laid out, stylishly furnished, and smartly designed accommodations. You will find complimentary continental Suite Seasons Breakfast® buffet. Close to, the ocean, fishing, boating, golf as well as the best in shopping and dining. The Driftwood Resort 3150 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-0550 www.thedriftwood.com
Church of God Twentieth Avenue 775 20th Avenue Vero Beach, FL (772) 562-2235 Community Church 1901 23rd Street Vero Beach, FL (772) 562-9425 Cornerstone Christian Church 5950 12th Street Vero Beach, Florida (772) 567-0085 www.CornerstoneChristianVB.com
Holy Cross Catholic Church 500 Iris Lane Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-0671 Lutheran Church of the Redeemer-LCMS 900 27th Avenue Vero Beach, FL (772) 567-8193 Our Savior Lutheran Church-ELCA 1850 6th Avenue Vero Beach, FL (772) 567-2253
First Baptist Church 2206 16th Avenue Vero Beach, FL (772) 567-4341
St. Augustine Episcopal Church 475 43rd Avenue Vero Beach, FL (772) 770-3494
First Christian Church 1927 27th Avenue Vero Beach, FL (772) 562-9110
St. Helen’s Catholic Church 2085 Tallahassee Vero Beach, FL (772) 567-5457
First Church of Christ Science 1602 23rd Street S.W. Vero Beach, FL (772) 567-3656
St. John of the Cross Catholic Church 7550 26th Street Vero Beach, FL (772) 563-0057
First Church of God 1105 58th Avenue Vero Beach, Florida 32966 772.562.2256 www.fcog.com
St. Paul’s Church 664 Azalea Lane Vero Beach, FL 772.231.3552 www.StPaulsIRC.org
Calvary Chapel 941 18th Street Vero Beach, FL (772) 778-8819
First Presbyterian Church 520 Royal Palm Boulevard Vero Beach, FL (772) 562-9088
Temple Beth Shalom 365 43rd Avenue Vero Beach, FL (772) 569-4700
Central Assembly of God 6767 20th Street (Rte 60) Vero Beach, FL (772) 562-4505
First United Methodist 1750 20th Street Vero Beach, FL (772) 562-1900
Trinity Episcopal Church 2365 Pine Avenue Vero Beach, FL (772) 567-1146
Christ United Methodist by the Sea 3755 State Road A1A Vero Beach, FL (772) 231-1661
Grace Baptist Church 1285 43rd Avenue Vero Beach, FL (772) 562-4609
Vero Christian Church 3250 9th Street S.W. Vero Beach, FL (772) 567-1368
The Caribbean Court 1601 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (800) 916-8592 Toll Free www.hotels-for-everyone.com/ jump/518B Vero Beach Hotel & Spa 3500 Ocean Drive Vero Beach, FL (866) 602-8376 Reservations Toll Free (772) 231-5666 Hotel Direct www.verobeachhotelandspa.com
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emergency Urgent/Walk-in Clinics: Indian River Walk-In Care 1880 37th Street # 4 Vero Beach, FL (772) 778-1400 East Side Urgent Care 960 37th Place #102 Vero Beach, FL (772) 770-6225 Community Quick Medical Clinic 3660 20th Street Vero Beach, FL (772) 770-2070 Indian River Walk-In Clinic Miracle Mile 652 21st Street (Miracle Mile Plaza) Vero Beach, FL (772) 299-1092 Indian River Walk-IN Clinic South Vero Square 836 S. U.S. Hwy 1 Vero Beach, FL (772) 794-2232 HOSPITALS: Indian River Medical Center 1000 36th Street Vero Beach, FL (772) 567-4311 Sebastian River Medical Center 13695 U.S. Hwy. 1 Sebastian, FL (772) 589-3186
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ORCHID ISLAND GOLF & BEACH CLUB Unspoiled, Uncrowded, Unsurpassed.
DISCOVER VERO BEACH’S FINEST TREASURE, A PRIVATE WEST INDIES STYLED COMMUNITY TUCKED AWAY ON A BARRIER ISLAND AT THE EDGE OF THE SEA WITH EXQUISITE HOME STYLES, AN UNSPOILED BEACH, MAGNIFICENT ARNOLD PALMER GOLF COURSE, AND A NEW TENNIS AND WELLNESS CENTER…AN INTIMATE, PRIVATE CLUB WHERE YOU WON’T GET LOST IN THE CROWD.
80 CARIBE WAY—TENNIS COTTAGE 41 CARIBE WAY—GOLF COURTYARD 297 SEABREEZE COURT—GOLF ESTATE 2BR/2BA cottage at end of a cul-de-sac, near new Tennis & 3BR/Study/3.5BA includes 1BR/1BA guest cabana, new roof, Private 3BR/3BA + 2 Half BA on nearly 1-acre homesite Wellness Center. $449,000 (Furn. Avail.) pool & spa. Charming. $875,000 w/golf & water views. $1,085,000 New Listing
920 ORCHID PT WAY—LAKEFRONT ESTATE 403 INDIES DRIVE—LAKEFRONT ESTATE 406 INDIES DRIVE—LAKE/GOLF ESTATE Charming 3BR/Office/4.5BA. Views of lake & 3rd green. In- 4BR/Library/5.5BA on 1/2 acre homesite, golf & lake views, 4BR/Study/4BA+2 Half BA. 2 lakes/18th fairway. Pool/spa. finity pool & spa. $1,525,000 pool & spa. Pristine. $2,100,000 $2,350,000 (Furn. Avail.)
100 BEACHSIDE DR, #202—2,252 A/C SQ. FT. 917 ORCHID PT WAY—WATERFRONT ESTATE 80 BEACHSIDE DR, #301—3,309 A/C SQ. FT. Pristine, updated 3BR/3BA w/private elevator, French 4BR/2 Study/4.5BA sunset views, Intracoastal access via 3BR/Study/3.5BA penthouse. French doors, 13’ ceilings, doors, wraparound stone terrace. $979,900 New Listing canoe/kayak. Exquisite! $1,999,900 stone terrace. $1,975,000 (Furn. Avail.)
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Exclusively Marketing and Selling Properties in Orchid Island Golf & Beach Club
One Beachside Drive, Vero Beach, FL 32963
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