Treasure Coast Area Events Calendar

Friday morning Bingo re-opened in May at St. Lukes Episcopal Church, 5150 S.E. Railway Ave., Cove Road at Dixie Highway, Stuart.
Doors open at 9:30 a.m.; bingo starts at 10:30 a.m.
Hot dogs, sodas, bottled water and snacks will be available for sale.
For more information, call 772-286-5455.

This permanent exhibit will explore the life and times of John Ashley and his family. Born in the 1880's and raised in the wild west atmosphere that pervailed over Florida's East Coast and the Everglades. Joh Ashley turned to a life of crime after being accused and he was tried numerous times for the murder of Seminole Indian De Sotto Tiger in 1911. Learn more by seeing the exhibit for yourself at the Elliott Museum.

Kids (2-8 years) may drop-off a special stuffed animal to sleepover at the church.

Drop off - Friday, May 20
Anytime between 4:30-6:30 p.m.
-Decorate mini sleeping bag
-Story and snack time
-Tuck in stuffed animals
-Kids head home
-Stuffies wake up and go exploring
Expect lots of photos from their adventures!

Pick Up - Sunday, May 22 @ 9:50 a.m.
-Find stuffed animals in the pews
-Collect crafts made by stuffy
Families are invited to stay for the 10 a.m. worship. During the sermon, Kids/stuffies may attend TLC Kids Time. After the service, light refreshments and outdoor play are offered.

Happy Hour! A place to unwind after work while enjoying a cocktail, socialize and network. House music, drink specials, finger foods and great people.

FREE family-friendly volunteer opportunity! Enjoy a self-guided evening stroll in the outdoors through the trails and beaches of Blowing Rocks Preserve to collect debris that has been washed ashore or left behind. Your contribution helps to beautify our beaches and prevent wildlife disasters. Volunteers will be instructed by preserve staff upon arrival and given collection supplies.

Advance registration is required, and space is limited to a maximum of 18 attendees. Please note that all youth under the age of 18 years old must be accompanied by an adult.

by Lynn Nottage - Wynne Black Box Theatre Drama
Join us for this unforgettable piece of contemporary American theatre that tells the moving story of a turn-of-the-nineteenth-century African American seamstress, grappling with an abusive marriage while helping her female clients navigation their own romantic struggles.

Come enjoy the extraordinary Downtown Fort Pierce Farmers' Market where there are over 70 friendly vendors that offer a wonderful and diverse selection of delicious foods, exotic plants, savory spices, and much much more!

Come for a nice stroll through the Tradition Green Market every Saturday from 9am to 1pm. Completely outdoors and perfect for social distancing.

Over 30 different vendors on one long strip with organic fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, fresh produce, raw local honey, free-range organic eggs, kombucha, fresh juices, baked goods, gluten-free bread, pastries, desserts, spices, marinades, jams, marmalades, plants, herbs, flowers, orchids, fresh local beef.
We also offer home decor, custom jewelry, fabric masks, clothes, shoes, custom and handmade products, arts and crafts, unique gifts, goods, services and so much more.
Our vendors and farmers rotate so we don’t always have the same products but we’ll always have something good every Saturday.

Brunch food trucks too!!

Come spend the morning with us, and support your local vendors and small business, we’ll have a nice gourmet coffee and warm breakfast waiting for you every Saturday from 9am to 1pm "Rain or Shine"

“Tradition Neighborhood Market “ is located in the parking lot across from Target and Michael’s in Tradition - Port St Lucie.

Free Parking-Free Parking lot and Pets are always welcome !!!

Friday morning Bingo re-opened in May at St. Lukes Episcopal Church, 5150 S.E. Railway Ave., Cove Road at Dixie Highway, Stuart.
Doors open at 9:30 a.m.; bingo starts at 10:30 a.m.
Hot dogs, sodas, bottled water and snacks will be available for sale.
For more information, call 772-286-5455.

This permanent exhibit will explore the life and times of John Ashley and his family. Born in the 1880's and raised in the wild west atmosphere that pervailed over Florida's East Coast and the Everglades. Joh Ashley turned to a life of crime after being accused and he was tried numerous times for the murder of Seminole Indian De Sotto Tiger in 1911. Learn more by seeing the exhibit for yourself at the Elliott Museum.

The Savannas Preserve State Park will host a self-guided hike featuring the Heritage of Hawks Bluff and local Black History on Saturday, May 21, 2022. The event will provide community members an opportunity to explore the great outdoors through a short self-guided hike with interpretive signage showcasing the former African American Settlement of Tick Ridge. The trail will be open from 10 am to 2 pm. The Hike will take place along the Glass Lizard Trail near the Savannas Preserve State Park Environmental Education Center. The Glass Lizard Trail is unpaved. We encourage closed toed shoes that you do not mind getting a little muddy!

Heritage of Hawks Bluff marks the fourth event of the Savannas Summer Passport Series! Each month, a new Chapter will be featured (May is Historical Resources!). Attending one event from each Chapter earns you a pin! Collect all the Savannas pins to show off to your friends and family!

Park Admission Fee is required. You can purchase a one day pass online by visiting the official Florida State Park websie or you can purchase your pass at the park entrance with exact cash or via credit card using the posted QR Codes. The online purchased passes are only valid on the date purchased. Cost is $3 vehicle with up to 8 people or $2 person for anyone arriving to the park on foot or by bicycle.

The Savannas Preserve State Park Education Center is located at 2541 SE Walton Road in Port St. Lucie. For information about the Savannas and all of Floridas award-winning state parks, visit FloridaStateParks.org. To learn more about the Friends of Savannas, go to FriendsofSavannas.org.

Care Net will have its 1st Inaugural Car Show held on Saturday, May 21st, from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm. This event will have food, vendors, and trophies - which will be awarded in 8 categories. The voting will be done by the spectators. Vero Christian Church on Oslo Road is hosting this event, which is great exposure for your collector cars - plenty of paved parking for the cars and spectators. There will be a bounce house in the back for kids, and vendors for the women to shop from. Join us for a great day of cars, trucks, motorcycles, hot rods, muscle cars, antique cars, and even some tractors. Finally - a car show for the whole family!
The Registration Fee to enter your car is $15. It's free to attend the car show and vote on your favorite car for all 8 categories! For more information, contact Ron at 321-544-2610 or Ronfashano@gmail.com. You can also visit carenetchampions.org/car-show for details.

Weekly Saturday farmers market featuring local fresh specialty foods, food trucks, artisans & crafters. Huge playground, green space, walking path, river view and covered picnic areas. Pet & kid friendly.

by Lynn Nottage - Wynne Black Box Theatre Drama
Join us for this unforgettable piece of contemporary American theatre that tells the moving story of a turn-of-the-nineteenth-century African American seamstress, grappling with an abusive marriage while helping her female clients navigation their own romantic struggles.

Recovery Church combines the 12 Steps with a scriptural approach to all of life's struggles. We are open and welcoming to all.

This is an open-mic, open stage talent show open to ages 5+!

We are all made of light and are each a little broken. But what happens to fractured light? It turns colorful!

Sing, dance, play an instrument, tell a joke, recite a poem, stand on your head, or anything to share your light, show your color, and make the world a more vibrant place!

by Lynn Nottage - Wynne Black Box Theatre Drama
Join us for this unforgettable piece of contemporary American theatre that tells the moving story of a turn-of-the-nineteenth-century African American seamstress, grappling with an abusive marriage while helping her female clients navigation their own romantic struggles.

Friday morning Bingo re-opened in May at St. Lukes Episcopal Church, 5150 S.E. Railway Ave., Cove Road at Dixie Highway, Stuart.
Doors open at 9:30 a.m.; bingo starts at 10:30 a.m.
Hot dogs, sodas, bottled water and snacks will be available for sale.
For more information, call 772-286-5455.

This permanent exhibit will explore the life and times of John Ashley and his family. Born in the 1880's and raised in the wild west atmosphere that pervailed over Florida's East Coast and the Everglades. Joh Ashley turned to a life of crime after being accused and he was tried numerous times for the murder of Seminole Indian De Sotto Tiger in 1911. Learn more by seeing the exhibit for yourself at the Elliott Museum.

Friday morning Bingo re-opened in May at St. Lukes Episcopal Church, 5150 S.E. Railway Ave., Cove Road at Dixie Highway, Stuart.
Doors open at 9:30 a.m.; bingo starts at 10:30 a.m.
Hot dogs, sodas, bottled water and snacks will be available for sale.
For more information, call 772-286-5455.

This permanent exhibit will explore the life and times of John Ashley and his family. Born in the 1880's and raised in the wild west atmosphere that pervailed over Florida's East Coast and the Everglades. Joh Ashley turned to a life of crime after being accused and he was tried numerous times for the murder of Seminole Indian De Sotto Tiger in 1911. Learn more by seeing the exhibit for yourself at the Elliott Museum.

Want to step up your workout game? This free class provided by the City of Stuart and the YMCA of the Treasure Coast, is for any and all levels. Bring a mat and some water!

In Person OA Meetings

Date & Time:
Mondays, 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Starting: January 17

Location:
St. Andrew Luthern Church
295 NW Prima Vista Blvd, Port St. Lucie 34983

Masks required!

Questions:
(954) 290-9896

Play Bingo every Monday and win CASH $$$ 3 Cards for $5 Proceeds to Benefit Big Brother Big Sister of St. Lucie County.

Friday morning Bingo re-opened in May at St. Lukes Episcopal Church, 5150 S.E. Railway Ave., Cove Road at Dixie Highway, Stuart.
Doors open at 9:30 a.m.; bingo starts at 10:30 a.m.
Hot dogs, sodas, bottled water and snacks will be available for sale.
For more information, call 772-286-5455.

This permanent exhibit will explore the life and times of John Ashley and his family. Born in the 1880's and raised in the wild west atmosphere that pervailed over Florida's East Coast and the Everglades. Joh Ashley turned to a life of crime after being accused and he was tried numerous times for the murder of Seminole Indian De Sotto Tiger in 1911. Learn more by seeing the exhibit for yourself at the Elliott Museum.

Are you interested in doing a yoga class with a beautiful view? Do you want a certified instructor to guide you in a free one hour yoga class? This is for you! Put on by the City Of Stuart Community Services department, this free yoga class is part of a biweekly (Tuesdays and Thursdays) program! Sign up through the link below!

The "Archie's Wing it & Sing it!" Tuesday Special: $0.60 wings and $2 Bud/Bud Light bottles with Family Fun Karaoke in an outdoor fresh ocean breeze experience. Pet Friendly.

If you play an acoustic instrument or if you're just a fan of music, join us at Pierced Ciderworks every Tuesday from 6-9 for a Bluegrass Jam! One free cider for all jam participants! Food by The Ragin Cajun Cafe!

Join us for a fun-filled, beachy kind of night! The Broward Realtors® Charitable Foundation has secured the vibrant Pompano Beach Cultural Center for their signature auction event. Save nearly 30% if you register now.

Early bird $50, advanced $60, onsite $70. All tickets include delicious hors d'oeuvres, summer cocktails, festive music (DJ), and full access to live and silent auctions.