Treasure Coast Area Events Calendar

Free Citizen Science Summer Camp for Indian River County Middle School Students (6th-8th grades)
Activities will include:
Seining
Fishing
Shoreline monitoring
Benthic exploration
Data collection
Water Quality Testing

For more info or to register call 772-467-1600 or email Missy Weiss at mweiss@teamorca.org


June 21-June 25 9am-1pm


2515 Airport North Dr, Vero Beach, FL 32960

The St. Lucie County Master Gardener Volunteers will resume activity at the Morningside Branch starting Jan. 5 on Tuesdays and Fridays from 1 to 3 p.m. with CDC, university and county guidelines in effect.

The Master Gardener Volunteers make recommendations to home-owners based on information generated by the University of Florida or other Land Grant Universities. Residents can bring in their plants or weeds to be identified, soil tested or they can speak to a Master Gardener Volunteer about their horticulture issues or seek landscaping or gardening advice. In the meantime, if you need to speak to a Master Gardener Volunteer, they can still be reached through email sl-mg@ifas.ufl.edu or by calling at 772-337-5654.

The Florida Master Gardener Volunteer Program is a volunteer-driven program that benefits UF/IFAS Extension and the citizens of Florida. The program relies on dedicated volunteers who have an interest in gardening and in giving back to their communities.

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 outdoor adventures, nature-based activities, and summer fun on the ELC's 64-acre island lagoon campus in Vero Beach! Our camps are kept small for a safe and individualized experience.

Your child will enjoy activities that focus on our natural world, science, art, math, and more as we blend fun and learning each day. Our hands-on, feet wet adventures for campers include:

- Pontoon boat ride to Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge and a spoil island for a splash
- Dip-netting in the ELC pond
- Canoeing on the Indian River Lagoon
- Exploring our touch tank, aquariums, and exhibits in the Discovery Station
- Discovering the plants and animals that live in our Florida ecosystem and much more!

Our trained staff of ELC educators ensures that your child will be safe and cared for while making friends and connecting to nature.

Dates: Each week, June 2 through August 6, 2021
Time: 8:30 am to 1 pm
Ages: 5 to 12 (entering 1st grade to entering 6th grade)
Cost: $200 per child

Aftercare: Available from 1 pm to 4 pm each day of camp. $100 per week. Fees will apply for late pick ups.

The ELC believes that ALL children deserve an unforgettable experience in nature! Scholarships are available for qualifying youth through our Maggy Bowman Scholarship Fund.

Camps fill quickly, so register today!

Summer camp for ages 6-12. Lots of fun activities and field trips!

Beauty will reign at a spectacular Summer Salon that will bring the work of members of the Martin Artisans Guild to Court House Cultural Center from June 8-July 24.

Enjoy an opening reception on Friday, June 11 from 5:30-7 p.m. to meet many of the participating artists.

Whatever your favorite medium or genre, its bound to be represented in this wide-ranging and beautifully-curated exhibit.

Court House Cultural Center is located at 80 SE Ocean Boulevard, Stuart.
It is open from Wednesday-Saturday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and Tuesday from 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

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.

PORT ST. LUCIE – From archery and sleuthing to nature secrets and surprises, the Oxbow Eco-Center invites children to their popular youth Nature Camps this summer.
Campers will experience a wide variety of engaging activities such as exploring nature trails, wetland studies, animal programs, nature-inspired STEM projects, eco-games, art and more. Don’t miss this opportunity for your child to have an unforgettable Oxbow camp experience. Registration is limited to small groups to allow for social distancing and ensure high-quality participant interaction. All camps will be held 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and are $180 per session. Register online at oxboweco.com and click on the ‘Youth Programs’ tab.
• Eco-Archery Quest takes place June 14 – 18 for ages 10-12. Ready, Aim, Recycle: Get ready to make your mark on the target and the environment. This camp combines the fundamentals of archery with fun activities and games. Tricks, tips, and amazing eco-facts will engage and inspire.
• Forest Legends: Under Investigation runs June 21 -25 for ages 10-12. Be an undercover agent and investigate mythical forest animals. Search for clues among the animals of Oxbow using scientific observation techniques. Do mythical animals really exist? Collect clues and help close the case.
• Nature Secrets and Surprises happens June 28 - July 2 for ages 6-8. How many different animals does a gopher tortoise share his burrow with? Do butterflies have a sense of smell? If you love wildlife and nature, this camp is for you. There will be daily exploring, live animal encounters and trail experiences as we reveal nature's secrets and surprises.
The Oxbow Eco-Center is a St. Lucie County Environmental Learning Center and nature preserve encompassing 225 acres along the St. Lucie River, located at 5400 NE St. James Drive in Port St. Lucie. For more information contact the Oxbow at 772-785-5833, oxbow@stlucieco.org or visit www.oxboweco.com.

Free Citizen Science Summer Camp for Indian River County Middle School Students (6th-8th grades)
Activities will include:
Seining
Fishing
Shoreline monitoring
Benthic exploration
Data collection
Water Quality Testing

For more info or to register call 772-467-1600 or email Missy Weiss at mweiss@teamorca.org


June 21-June 25 9am-1pm


2515 Airport North Dr, Vero Beach, FL 32960

Starting or Expanding Your Business?
The Business Tax Division conducts business training workshops for existing, new, and relocating businesses in the city. Each workshop is approximately 60-90 minutes in length and covers a variety of topics, including permits, zoning, home-based businesses, parking, contracting, and more. Attending these workshops will help companies and entrepreneurs avoid many pitfalls that they commonly encounter in setting up or running their businesses. The classes are free and pre-registration is required.

The next upcoming workshop is virtual and will be conducted on Wednesday, June 23, 2021 at 10:00am.

Register online at www.cityofpsl.com/businesstax

Free mask are available, and mask are required while shopping
Every Wednesday 12-6pm, 2 produce vendors, arts, crafts, sundresses, hats, and health products to help fight COVID.
Pickup a bottle of SameTang from Brown Family Farm. It is a natural health tonic that suppresses a cold

Join outdoor adventures, nature-based activities, and summer fun on the ELC's 64-acre island lagoon campus in Vero Beach! Our camps are kept small for a safe and individualized experience.

Your child will enjoy activities that focus on our natural world, science, art, math, and more as we blend fun and learning each day. Our hands-on, feet wet adventures for campers include:

- Pontoon boat ride to Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge and a spoil island for a splash
- Dip-netting in the ELC pond
- Canoeing on the Indian River Lagoon
- Exploring our touch tank, aquariums, and exhibits in the Discovery Station
- Discovering the plants and animals that live in our Florida ecosystem and much more!

Our trained staff of ELC educators ensures that your child will be safe and cared for while making friends and connecting to nature.

Dates: Each week, June 2 through August 6, 2021
Time: 8:30 am to 1 pm
Ages: 5 to 12 (entering 1st grade to entering 6th grade)
Cost: $200 per child

Aftercare: Available from 1 pm to 4 pm each day of camp. $100 per week. Fees will apply for late pick ups.

The ELC believes that ALL children deserve an unforgettable experience in nature! Scholarships are available for qualifying youth through our Maggy Bowman Scholarship Fund.

Camps fill quickly, so register today!

Summer camp for ages 6-12. Lots of fun activities and field trips!

Beauty will reign at a spectacular Summer Salon that will bring the work of members of the Martin Artisans Guild to Court House Cultural Center from June 8-July 24.

Enjoy an opening reception on Friday, June 11 from 5:30-7 p.m. to meet many of the participating artists.

Whatever your favorite medium or genre, its bound to be represented in this wide-ranging and beautifully-curated exhibit.

Court House Cultural Center is located at 80 SE Ocean Boulevard, Stuart.
It is open from Wednesday-Saturday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and Tuesday from 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

Meet us at the St Lucie Aquarium where we will take off by boat and cruise the waters to a near by spoil island to explore and investigate the Indian River lagoon and our local eco-system. After/ before the tour enjoy complimentary access to the St Lucie Aquarium. Make sure to bring water and snacks for the park after! Event starts at 10:00, there will be groups of 6 on the boat at a time. Book in advance to secure a time slot or just come and hangout at the aquarium or park until your tour!

Every Wednesday, Come enjoy several great area musicians taking turns and sometimes jamming together! New musicians and singers always welcome! Low price drinks, smoke free, BIG OPEN ROOM very easy to keep safe distance, uncrowded and super clean! Thank you for caring about and supporting Local Live Music and Veterans Organizations!

PORT ST. LUCIE – From archery and sleuthing to nature secrets and surprises, the Oxbow Eco-Center invites children to their popular youth Nature Camps this summer.
Campers will experience a wide variety of engaging activities such as exploring nature trails, wetland studies, animal programs, nature-inspired STEM projects, eco-games, art and more. Don’t miss this opportunity for your child to have an unforgettable Oxbow camp experience. Registration is limited to small groups to allow for social distancing and ensure high-quality participant interaction. All camps will be held 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and are $180 per session. Register online at oxboweco.com and click on the ‘Youth Programs’ tab.
• Eco-Archery Quest takes place June 14 – 18 for ages 10-12. Ready, Aim, Recycle: Get ready to make your mark on the target and the environment. This camp combines the fundamentals of archery with fun activities and games. Tricks, tips, and amazing eco-facts will engage and inspire.
• Forest Legends: Under Investigation runs June 21 -25 for ages 10-12. Be an undercover agent and investigate mythical forest animals. Search for clues among the animals of Oxbow using scientific observation techniques. Do mythical animals really exist? Collect clues and help close the case.
• Nature Secrets and Surprises happens June 28 - July 2 for ages 6-8. How many different animals does a gopher tortoise share his burrow with? Do butterflies have a sense of smell? If you love wildlife and nature, this camp is for you. There will be daily exploring, live animal encounters and trail experiences as we reveal nature's secrets and surprises.
The Oxbow Eco-Center is a St. Lucie County Environmental Learning Center and nature preserve encompassing 225 acres along the St. Lucie River, located at 5400 NE St. James Drive in Port St. Lucie. For more information contact the Oxbow at 772-785-5833, oxbow@stlucieco.org or visit www.oxboweco.com.

Free Citizen Science Summer Camp for Indian River County Middle School Students (6th-8th grades)
Activities will include:
Seining
Fishing
Shoreline monitoring
Benthic exploration
Data collection
Water Quality Testing

For more info or to register call 772-467-1600 or email Missy Weiss at mweiss@teamorca.org


June 21-June 25 9am-1pm


2515 Airport North Dr, Vero Beach, FL 32960

Free program for food or weight issues.

Complimentary event for family caregivers . Leading legal, financial, and social service experts answer questions Click to register for this Zoom event or call 800-829-2734 ext 126

Join outdoor adventures, nature-based activities, and summer fun on the ELC's 64-acre island lagoon campus in Vero Beach! Our camps are kept small for a safe and individualized experience.

Your child will enjoy activities that focus on our natural world, science, art, math, and more as we blend fun and learning each day. Our hands-on, feet wet adventures for campers include:

- Pontoon boat ride to Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge and a spoil island for a splash
- Dip-netting in the ELC pond
- Canoeing on the Indian River Lagoon
- Exploring our touch tank, aquariums, and exhibits in the Discovery Station
- Discovering the plants and animals that live in our Florida ecosystem and much more!

Our trained staff of ELC educators ensures that your child will be safe and cared for while making friends and connecting to nature.

Dates: Each week, June 2 through August 6, 2021
Time: 8:30 am to 1 pm
Ages: 5 to 12 (entering 1st grade to entering 6th grade)
Cost: $200 per child

Aftercare: Available from 1 pm to 4 pm each day of camp. $100 per week. Fees will apply for late pick ups.

The ELC believes that ALL children deserve an unforgettable experience in nature! Scholarships are available for qualifying youth through our Maggy Bowman Scholarship Fund.

Camps fill quickly, so register today!

Summer camp for ages 6-12. Lots of fun activities and field trips!

Beauty will reign at a spectacular Summer Salon that will bring the work of members of the Martin Artisans Guild to Court House Cultural Center from June 8-July 24.

Enjoy an opening reception on Friday, June 11 from 5:30-7 p.m. to meet many of the participating artists.

Whatever your favorite medium or genre, its bound to be represented in this wide-ranging and beautifully-curated exhibit.

Court House Cultural Center is located at 80 SE Ocean Boulevard, Stuart.
It is open from Wednesday-Saturday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and Tuesday from 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

Join us every Thursday from 6-8 at 14 Bones for great Bluegrass Music and delicious BBQ!

All levels welcome to join us for fun and dancing.

Weekly blues concert with Hurricane Hawk and the Invaders. Each week hurricane Hawk invites a featured artists along with select professional to perform with the band.

PORT ST. LUCIE – From archery and sleuthing to nature secrets and surprises, the Oxbow Eco-Center invites children to their popular youth Nature Camps this summer.
Campers will experience a wide variety of engaging activities such as exploring nature trails, wetland studies, animal programs, nature-inspired STEM projects, eco-games, art and more. Don’t miss this opportunity for your child to have an unforgettable Oxbow camp experience. Registration is limited to small groups to allow for social distancing and ensure high-quality participant interaction. All camps will be held 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and are $180 per session. Register online at oxboweco.com and click on the ‘Youth Programs’ tab.
• Eco-Archery Quest takes place June 14 – 18 for ages 10-12. Ready, Aim, Recycle: Get ready to make your mark on the target and the environment. This camp combines the fundamentals of archery with fun activities and games. Tricks, tips, and amazing eco-facts will engage and inspire.
• Forest Legends: Under Investigation runs June 21 -25 for ages 10-12. Be an undercover agent and investigate mythical forest animals. Search for clues among the animals of Oxbow using scientific observation techniques. Do mythical animals really exist? Collect clues and help close the case.
• Nature Secrets and Surprises happens June 28 - July 2 for ages 6-8. How many different animals does a gopher tortoise share his burrow with? Do butterflies have a sense of smell? If you love wildlife and nature, this camp is for you. There will be daily exploring, live animal encounters and trail experiences as we reveal nature's secrets and surprises.
The Oxbow Eco-Center is a St. Lucie County Environmental Learning Center and nature preserve encompassing 225 acres along the St. Lucie River, located at 5400 NE St. James Drive in Port St. Lucie. For more information contact the Oxbow at 772-785-5833, oxbow@stlucieco.org or visit www.oxboweco.com.

Get festive for the Fourth of July with an Online Native Plant Sale: Flowers for the Fourth!
The Friends of Savannas Preserve State Park is hosting an online Native Plant Sale between June 25 and June 30, 2021 in honor of the Fourth of July. A variety of Florida native species are available. Purchases can be made by visiting our website. Plants will be available for pick up on July 3: 10 am to12 pm at the Savannas Preserve State Park Main Entrance at 2541 SE Walton Road, Port St Lucie.

Free Citizen Science Summer Camp for Indian River County Middle School Students (6th-8th grades)
Activities will include:
Seining
Fishing
Shoreline monitoring
Benthic exploration
Data collection
Water Quality Testing

For more info or to register call 772-467-1600 or email Missy Weiss at mweiss@teamorca.org


June 21-June 25 9am-1pm


2515 Airport North Dr, Vero Beach, FL 32960

Friday morning Bingo will re-open at St. Lukes Episcopal Church, 5150 S.E. Railway Ave., Cove Road at Dixie Highway, Stuart on Friday, May 7.

Doors open at 9:30 a.m.

Masks are required.

Seating will be marked and will be limited, according to 6-foot social distancing protocols.

Players will be asked to sign in and will also be asked to include their phone numbers.

Canned soda and bottled water along with packaged snacks may be purchased but no food will be served.

For more information, call 772-286-5455.

The St. Lucie County Master Gardener Volunteers will resume activity at the Morningside Branch starting Jan. 5 on Tuesdays and Fridays from 1 to 3 p.m. with CDC, university and county guidelines in effect.

The Master Gardener Volunteers make recommendations to home-owners based on information generated by the University of Florida or other Land Grant Universities. Residents can bring in their plants or weeds to be identified, soil tested or they can speak to a Master Gardener Volunteer about their horticulture issues or seek landscaping or gardening advice. In the meantime, if you need to speak to a Master Gardener Volunteer, they can still be reached through email sl-mg@ifas.ufl.edu or by calling at 772-337-5654.

The Florida Master Gardener Volunteer Program is a volunteer-driven program that benefits UF/IFAS Extension and the citizens of Florida. The program relies on dedicated volunteers who have an interest in gardening and in giving back to their communities.

Join outdoor adventures, nature-based activities, and summer fun on the ELC's 64-acre island lagoon campus in Vero Beach! Our camps are kept small for a safe and individualized experience.

Your child will enjoy activities that focus on our natural world, science, art, math, and more as we blend fun and learning each day. Our hands-on, feet wet adventures for campers include:

- Pontoon boat ride to Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge and a spoil island for a splash
- Dip-netting in the ELC pond
- Canoeing on the Indian River Lagoon
- Exploring our touch tank, aquariums, and exhibits in the Discovery Station
- Discovering the plants and animals that live in our Florida ecosystem and much more!

Our trained staff of ELC educators ensures that your child will be safe and cared for while making friends and connecting to nature.

Dates: Each week, June 2 through August 6, 2021
Time: 8:30 am to 1 pm
Ages: 5 to 12 (entering 1st grade to entering 6th grade)
Cost: $200 per child

Aftercare: Available from 1 pm to 4 pm each day of camp. $100 per week. Fees will apply for late pick ups.

The ELC believes that ALL children deserve an unforgettable experience in nature! Scholarships are available for qualifying youth through our Maggy Bowman Scholarship Fund.

Camps fill quickly, so register today!

Summer camp for ages 6-12. Lots of fun activities and field trips!

Beauty will reign at a spectacular Summer Salon that will bring the work of members of the Martin Artisans Guild to Court House Cultural Center from June 8-July 24.

Enjoy an opening reception on Friday, June 11 from 5:30-7 p.m. to meet many of the participating artists.

Whatever your favorite medium or genre, its bound to be represented in this wide-ranging and beautifully-curated exhibit.

Court House Cultural Center is located at 80 SE Ocean Boulevard, Stuart.
It is open from Wednesday-Saturday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and Tuesday from 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

Fans who bring two nonperishable food items will receive a f ree ticket to the St. Lucie Mets game that night. Keep Port St. Lucie Beautiful will have a booth at the front of the stadium and will partner with the Treasure Coast Food Bank for the donations.

Contact KPSLB - 772-873-6312 for details

PORT ST. LUCIE – From archery and sleuthing to nature secrets and surprises, the Oxbow Eco-Center invites children to their popular youth Nature Camps this summer.
Campers will experience a wide variety of engaging activities such as exploring nature trails, wetland studies, animal programs, nature-inspired STEM projects, eco-games, art and more. Don’t miss this opportunity for your child to have an unforgettable Oxbow camp experience. Registration is limited to small groups to allow for social distancing and ensure high-quality participant interaction. All camps will be held 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and are $180 per session. Register online at oxboweco.com and click on the ‘Youth Programs’ tab.
• Eco-Archery Quest takes place June 14 – 18 for ages 10-12. Ready, Aim, Recycle: Get ready to make your mark on the target and the environment. This camp combines the fundamentals of archery with fun activities and games. Tricks, tips, and amazing eco-facts will engage and inspire.
• Forest Legends: Under Investigation runs June 21 -25 for ages 10-12. Be an undercover agent and investigate mythical forest animals. Search for clues among the animals of Oxbow using scientific observation techniques. Do mythical animals really exist? Collect clues and help close the case.
• Nature Secrets and Surprises happens June 28 - July 2 for ages 6-8. How many different animals does a gopher tortoise share his burrow with? Do butterflies have a sense of smell? If you love wildlife and nature, this camp is for you. There will be daily exploring, live animal encounters and trail experiences as we reveal nature's secrets and surprises.
The Oxbow Eco-Center is a St. Lucie County Environmental Learning Center and nature preserve encompassing 225 acres along the St. Lucie River, located at 5400 NE St. James Drive in Port St. Lucie. For more information contact the Oxbow at 772-785-5833, oxbow@stlucieco.org or visit www.oxboweco.com.

Get festive for the Fourth of July with an Online Native Plant Sale: Flowers for the Fourth!
The Friends of Savannas Preserve State Park is hosting an online Native Plant Sale between June 25 and June 30, 2021 in honor of the Fourth of July. A variety of Florida native species are available. Purchases can be made by visiting our website. Plants will be available for pick up on July 3: 10 am to12 pm at the Savannas Preserve State Park Main Entrance at 2541 SE Walton Road, Port St Lucie.

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 !!!

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.

This street festival is a free event and open to the public! Held in downtown Vero Beach all proceeds benefit United Against Poverty and support UP Center programs.
Happenings at Burgers & Brews:
Come out June 26 to kick off your 4th of July weekend and party with a purpose.
1) Best Burger in Indian River County Contest and Burger Slider Tasting
held from 1pm to 4 pm in beautiful Downtown Vero Beach along 21st Street
2) VIP Lounge
The best seats in the house at the VIP Lounge include air-conditioned seating and private restrooms, beer, cocktails and refreshments, soda, water and snacks.
3) Live, Local Music
Enjoy live music throughout the entire event! There will be four local, talented bands during this year's Burgers & Brews!
4) Kids Zone
Giant board games that are fun for the whole family!
5) Free Street Festival: 1pm - 8 pm
All proceeds from the Best Burger Contest and Slider Luncheon, VIP Lounge, event t-shirts and sale of beverages at the Burgers & Brews Festival including beer, soda, and water support United Against Poverty of Indian River County programs that inspire and empower those living in poverty to lift themselves and their families to economic self-sufficiency.

Celebrate Independence Day week with a bang featuring two of Americas favorite things Burgers & Brews! Live performances will entertain the crowd along with street vendors, a free kid zone, brews, food trucks and delicious burgers.

One of the highlights of this fun-filled day is the Best Burgers in Indian River County Competition to be held from 1 to 4 p.m. along 21st St. VIP lounge will feature complimentary beverages and noshes.

Join us for Saturday Afternoon Polo at the Hobe Sound Polo Club. Bring your family and friends, picnic baskets and enjoy an afternoon of polo at one of the most beautiful settings in the area. Admission and Parking are free. Polo is a community sport like no other. We look forward to welcoming you to the Hobe Sound Polo Club to experience the thrill of Polo, the fastest game on four feet!
Matches are every Saturday at 2:00 PM and 3:30 PM. Food will be available for purchase.

Join outdoor adventures, nature-based activities, and summer fun on the ELC's 64-acre island lagoon campus in Vero Beach! Our camps are kept small for a safe and individualized experience.

Your child will enjoy activities that focus on our natural world, science, art, math, and more as we blend fun and learning each day. Our hands-on, feet wet adventures for campers include:

- Pontoon boat ride to Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge and a spoil island for a splash
- Dip-netting in the ELC pond
- Canoeing on the Indian River Lagoon
- Exploring our touch tank, aquariums, and exhibits in the Discovery Station
- Discovering the plants and animals that live in our Florida ecosystem and much more!

Our trained staff of ELC educators ensures that your child will be safe and cared for while making friends and connecting to nature.

Dates: Each week, June 2 through August 6, 2021
Time: 8:30 am to 1 pm
Ages: 5 to 12 (entering 1st grade to entering 6th grade)
Cost: $200 per child

Aftercare: Available from 1 pm to 4 pm each day of camp. $100 per week. Fees will apply for late pick ups.

The ELC believes that ALL children deserve an unforgettable experience in nature! Scholarships are available for qualifying youth through our Maggy Bowman Scholarship Fund.

Camps fill quickly, so register today!

Summer camp for ages 6-12. Lots of fun activities and field trips!

Summer Fest is your all-access pass to try beer, wine and spirits from around the world. Everything from local breweries to international wine and more. Guests will enjoy beer, wine and spirit samples for the session paired with live entertainment, food and interactive games.

Tickets are on sale now at PSLSummerFest.com! Use code: EVENTCENTER and save $10 on General Admission Tickets!

Beauty will reign at a spectacular Summer Salon that will bring the work of members of the Martin Artisans Guild to Court House Cultural Center from June 8-July 24.

Enjoy an opening reception on Friday, June 11 from 5:30-7 p.m. to meet many of the participating artists.

Whatever your favorite medium or genre, its bound to be represented in this wide-ranging and beautifully-curated exhibit.

Court House Cultural Center is located at 80 SE Ocean Boulevard, Stuart.
It is open from Wednesday-Saturday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and Tuesday from 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

Port St Lucie Summer Fest is your all access pass to try beer, wine and spirits from around the world. Enjoy a session at the Midflorida event center with your favorite local brew or exotic wine. Guests will enjoy beer, wine and spirit samples for the session paired with live entertainment, food and interactive games.

Summer Fest is your all access pass to try beer, wine and spirits from around the world. Enjoy An Evening at the MidFlorida Event Center with your favorite local brew or exotic wine. Guests will enjoy beer, wine and spirit samples for the session paired with live entertainment, food and interactive games

Every Friday Night and Saturday night we offer Live Music. Call us at (772) 337-3546 for up to date information on all of our entertainment. We are located in the East Port Plaza in Port St Lucie, 9144 S US Hwy 1.
21 and over, Free Cover, Great Service, and the Best Bands!

PORT ST. LUCIE – From archery and sleuthing to nature secrets and surprises, the Oxbow Eco-Center invites children to their popular youth Nature Camps this summer.
Campers will experience a wide variety of engaging activities such as exploring nature trails, wetland studies, animal programs, nature-inspired STEM projects, eco-games, art and more. Don’t miss this opportunity for your child to have an unforgettable Oxbow camp experience. Registration is limited to small groups to allow for social distancing and ensure high-quality participant interaction. All camps will be held 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and are $180 per session. Register online at oxboweco.com and click on the ‘Youth Programs’ tab.
• Eco-Archery Quest takes place June 14 – 18 for ages 10-12. Ready, Aim, Recycle: Get ready to make your mark on the target and the environment. This camp combines the fundamentals of archery with fun activities and games. Tricks, tips, and amazing eco-facts will engage and inspire.
• Forest Legends: Under Investigation runs June 21 -25 for ages 10-12. Be an undercover agent and investigate mythical forest animals. Search for clues among the animals of Oxbow using scientific observation techniques. Do mythical animals really exist? Collect clues and help close the case.
• Nature Secrets and Surprises happens June 28 - July 2 for ages 6-8. How many different animals does a gopher tortoise share his burrow with? Do butterflies have a sense of smell? If you love wildlife and nature, this camp is for you. There will be daily exploring, live animal encounters and trail experiences as we reveal nature's secrets and surprises.
The Oxbow Eco-Center is a St. Lucie County Environmental Learning Center and nature preserve encompassing 225 acres along the St. Lucie River, located at 5400 NE St. James Drive in Port St. Lucie. For more information contact the Oxbow at 772-785-5833, oxbow@stlucieco.org or visit www.oxboweco.com.