Treasure Coast Arts / Exhibits Events Calendar

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SAVE $5 on this adorable turtle painting!

Pain this beautiful ship with our artist Josh!

The Paula A. Lewis Branch Library launches its ArtSpace program featuring two local residents. Works by Sharon MCuen and Linda Relis is on display inside the library now through March 30.
McCuen resides in Selinsgrove, PA, as well as Port St. Lucie. She is a working artist with a Master of Fine Arts degree from Penn State University. As an artist, she has shown her work in one-woman shows, juried shows, galleries and group exhibitions. Her artwork is primarily watercolor and acrylic painting as well as printmaking, focused on water-based monotypes and monoprints. McCuen is often inspired by nature and the beauty of life in her surroundings.
Relis attended the School of Visual Arts in New York City and The New York School of Interior Design as well as taking numerous workshops from some of the leading artists across the country. Her work has been exhibited throughout the U.S. and is in many private and corporate collections including the Permanent Collection of The State of Florida's Public Art Collection. Her most memorable achievement was being selected to create a Christmas ornament for President George W. Bush's 2002 White House Christmas tree.
Residents interested in displaying their artwork as part of the Kilmer Library’s non-commercial ArtSpace area should contact Carolyn Hammer at 772-871-5482 or email: hammerc@stlucieco.org. This is not a commercial venue. Artwork is displayed for enjoyment purposes only.

For more information about library events visit: www.stlucieco.gov/library.

The Susan Broom Kilmer Branch Library’s ArtSpace hosts works by Fort Pierce Artist Lisa Jill Allison Jan. 2 – 31.
Through her paintings, Allison shares her joy, wonderment, challenges, courage and victories. She likes to remind people to honor their inner child, let go of the worry and immerse themselves in the beauty of this world.
Allison says: “As when a chef shares his culinary creation, there is a completeness I feel when others experience my art.”
She works from her gallery at 131 Melody Lane on the waterfront in downtown Fort Pierce.
Residents interested in displaying their artwork as part of the Kilmer Library’s non-commercial ArtSpace area should contact Librarian Delphine Newton at 772-462-2787 or newtond@stlucieco.org. This is not a commercial venue. Artwork is displayed for enjoyment purposes only.
The Susan Broom Kilmer Branch of the St. Lucie County Library System is located at 101 Melody Lane. For more information about programs visit: www.stlucieco.gov/Library.

Paint Your Pet with our artists!

Jammin' Jensen
Every Thursday evening from 6-9pm there is a "happening" in Downtown Jensen Beach on Jensen Beach Boulevard. Local artists display their works, jewelry is laid out, chainsaw sculptures are available, there are hats, clothing, household goodies, soaps, candles, and many more choices for you to select. While you peruse the offerings, bands are playing and the lines for the local restaurants are long. (Try CrawDaddy's (New Orleans style) or Mulligans). Don't forget to end the evening with an ice cream from Jan's or Baskin Robbins at Dunkin' Donuts.

Other places to eat would be Peter's Steak House, 11 Maple Street, Kona Cafe.

Jensen Beach is a small Florida town and Jammin' Jensen gives that "old Florida" feeling.

There are many regulars, but the "snow birds" really enjoy the fun and entertainment, too.

The weekly "Jammin " makes Jensen Beach a fun spot. Kids young and old love it. Try it some Thursday night.

Join our artist Abby for this paint pARTy!

The Paula A. Lewis Branch Library launches its ArtSpace program featuring two local residents. Works by Sharon MCuen and Linda Relis is on display inside the library now through March 30.
McCuen resides in Selinsgrove, PA, as well as Port St. Lucie. She is a working artist with a Master of Fine Arts degree from Penn State University. As an artist, she has shown her work in one-woman shows, juried shows, galleries and group exhibitions. Her artwork is primarily watercolor and acrylic painting as well as printmaking, focused on water-based monotypes and monoprints. McCuen is often inspired by nature and the beauty of life in her surroundings.
Relis attended the School of Visual Arts in New York City and The New York School of Interior Design as well as taking numerous workshops from some of the leading artists across the country. Her work has been exhibited throughout the U.S. and is in many private and corporate collections including the Permanent Collection of The State of Florida's Public Art Collection. Her most memorable achievement was being selected to create a Christmas ornament for President George W. Bush's 2002 White House Christmas tree.
Residents interested in displaying their artwork as part of the Kilmer Library’s non-commercial ArtSpace area should contact Carolyn Hammer at 772-871-5482 or email: hammerc@stlucieco.org. This is not a commercial venue. Artwork is displayed for enjoyment purposes only.

For more information about library events visit: www.stlucieco.gov/library.

The Susan Broom Kilmer Branch Library’s ArtSpace hosts works by Fort Pierce Artist Lisa Jill Allison Jan. 2 – 31.
Through her paintings, Allison shares her joy, wonderment, challenges, courage and victories. She likes to remind people to honor their inner child, let go of the worry and immerse themselves in the beauty of this world.
Allison says: “As when a chef shares his culinary creation, there is a completeness I feel when others experience my art.”
She works from her gallery at 131 Melody Lane on the waterfront in downtown Fort Pierce.
Residents interested in displaying their artwork as part of the Kilmer Library’s non-commercial ArtSpace area should contact Librarian Delphine Newton at 772-462-2787 or newtond@stlucieco.org. This is not a commercial venue. Artwork is displayed for enjoyment purposes only.
The Susan Broom Kilmer Branch of the St. Lucie County Library System is located at 101 Melody Lane. For more information about programs visit: www.stlucieco.gov/Library.

Paint your own masterpiece with our artist Ellen!

Grab your girls and paint this fabulous painting!

The Paula A. Lewis Branch Library launches its ArtSpace program featuring two local residents. Works by Sharon MCuen and Linda Relis is on display inside the library now through March 30.
McCuen resides in Selinsgrove, PA, as well as Port St. Lucie. She is a working artist with a Master of Fine Arts degree from Penn State University. As an artist, she has shown her work in one-woman shows, juried shows, galleries and group exhibitions. Her artwork is primarily watercolor and acrylic painting as well as printmaking, focused on water-based monotypes and monoprints. McCuen is often inspired by nature and the beauty of life in her surroundings.
Relis attended the School of Visual Arts in New York City and The New York School of Interior Design as well as taking numerous workshops from some of the leading artists across the country. Her work has been exhibited throughout the U.S. and is in many private and corporate collections including the Permanent Collection of The State of Florida's Public Art Collection. Her most memorable achievement was being selected to create a Christmas ornament for President George W. Bush's 2002 White House Christmas tree.
Residents interested in displaying their artwork as part of the Kilmer Library’s non-commercial ArtSpace area should contact Carolyn Hammer at 772-871-5482 or email: hammerc@stlucieco.org. This is not a commercial venue. Artwork is displayed for enjoyment purposes only.

For more information about library events visit: www.stlucieco.gov/library.

The Susan Broom Kilmer Branch Library’s ArtSpace hosts works by Fort Pierce Artist Lisa Jill Allison Jan. 2 – 31.
Through her paintings, Allison shares her joy, wonderment, challenges, courage and victories. She likes to remind people to honor their inner child, let go of the worry and immerse themselves in the beauty of this world.
Allison says: “As when a chef shares his culinary creation, there is a completeness I feel when others experience my art.”
She works from her gallery at 131 Melody Lane on the waterfront in downtown Fort Pierce.
Residents interested in displaying their artwork as part of the Kilmer Library’s non-commercial ArtSpace area should contact Librarian Delphine Newton at 772-462-2787 or newtond@stlucieco.org. This is not a commercial venue. Artwork is displayed for enjoyment purposes only.
The Susan Broom Kilmer Branch of the St. Lucie County Library System is located at 101 Melody Lane. For more information about programs visit: www.stlucieco.gov/Library.

Martin Artisans Guild presents the 2019 Martin County Open Studio Tour -January 19,20 & 21, 2019. There will be 33 artists hosting their work in 23 art studio locations during the weekend event which runs from 10am to 5pm all three days. The art studio tour features local artist working in a wide range of mediums: painting, drawing, sculpture, glass, ceramics, jewelry, mixed media and textiles. Artist studios are located in Jensen Beach, Stuart, Port Salerno, Palm City and Hobe Sound areas. Tour participants will be able to see actual working studios, where original artwork is produced and interact with the artists. The event is free to the public. For more information,a free downloadable phone APP: Martin County Open Studio Tour, website: www.mcost.org, Facebook page: Martin County Open Studio Tour and on Instagram: #MartinCountyOpenStudioTour.

Cowboy Breakfast with Sean Sexton (a real cowboy poet) Will be here with his latest book.
Come and get your cowboy on.

AAUW chapters throughout the region gather to hear Dr. Frances Rinaldi perform skits about barrier-breaking women of history. The public is invited. Advance registration is required.

Join our artist Corina for Family Day! Ages 6+ are welcome to paint!

Paint your own beach with our artist Gretchen!

Join our artist Josh and paint as a set or single!

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!

The Paula A. Lewis Branch Library launches its ArtSpace program featuring two local residents. Works by Sharon MCuen and Linda Relis is on display inside the library now through March 30.
McCuen resides in Selinsgrove, PA, as well as Port St. Lucie. She is a working artist with a Master of Fine Arts degree from Penn State University. As an artist, she has shown her work in one-woman shows, juried shows, galleries and group exhibitions. Her artwork is primarily watercolor and acrylic painting as well as printmaking, focused on water-based monotypes and monoprints. McCuen is often inspired by nature and the beauty of life in her surroundings.
Relis attended the School of Visual Arts in New York City and The New York School of Interior Design as well as taking numerous workshops from some of the leading artists across the country. Her work has been exhibited throughout the U.S. and is in many private and corporate collections including the Permanent Collection of The State of Florida's Public Art Collection. Her most memorable achievement was being selected to create a Christmas ornament for President George W. Bush's 2002 White House Christmas tree.
Residents interested in displaying their artwork as part of the Kilmer Library’s non-commercial ArtSpace area should contact Carolyn Hammer at 772-871-5482 or email: hammerc@stlucieco.org. This is not a commercial venue. Artwork is displayed for enjoyment purposes only.

For more information about library events visit: www.stlucieco.gov/library.

The Susan Broom Kilmer Branch Library’s ArtSpace hosts works by Fort Pierce Artist Lisa Jill Allison Jan. 2 – 31.
Through her paintings, Allison shares her joy, wonderment, challenges, courage and victories. She likes to remind people to honor their inner child, let go of the worry and immerse themselves in the beauty of this world.
Allison says: “As when a chef shares his culinary creation, there is a completeness I feel when others experience my art.”
She works from her gallery at 131 Melody Lane on the waterfront in downtown Fort Pierce.
Residents interested in displaying their artwork as part of the Kilmer Library’s non-commercial ArtSpace area should contact Librarian Delphine Newton at 772-462-2787 or newtond@stlucieco.org. This is not a commercial venue. Artwork is displayed for enjoyment purposes only.
The Susan Broom Kilmer Branch of the St. Lucie County Library System is located at 101 Melody Lane. For more information about programs visit: www.stlucieco.gov/Library.

Martin Artisans Guild presents the 2019 Martin County Open Studio Tour -January 19,20 & 21, 2019. There will be 33 artists hosting their work in 23 art studio locations during the weekend event which runs from 10am to 5pm all three days. The art studio tour features local artist working in a wide range of mediums: painting, drawing, sculpture, glass, ceramics, jewelry, mixed media and textiles. Artist studios are located in Jensen Beach, Stuart, Port Salerno, Palm City and Hobe Sound areas. Tour participants will be able to see actual working studios, where original artwork is produced and interact with the artists. The event is free to the public. For more information,a free downloadable phone APP: Martin County Open Studio Tour, website: www.mcost.org, Facebook page: Martin County Open Studio Tour and on Instagram: #MartinCountyOpenStudioTour.

The Paula A. Lewis Branch Library launches its ArtSpace program featuring two local residents. Works by Sharon MCuen and Linda Relis is on display inside the library now through March 30.
McCuen resides in Selinsgrove, PA, as well as Port St. Lucie. She is a working artist with a Master of Fine Arts degree from Penn State University. As an artist, she has shown her work in one-woman shows, juried shows, galleries and group exhibitions. Her artwork is primarily watercolor and acrylic painting as well as printmaking, focused on water-based monotypes and monoprints. McCuen is often inspired by nature and the beauty of life in her surroundings.
Relis attended the School of Visual Arts in New York City and The New York School of Interior Design as well as taking numerous workshops from some of the leading artists across the country. Her work has been exhibited throughout the U.S. and is in many private and corporate collections including the Permanent Collection of The State of Florida's Public Art Collection. Her most memorable achievement was being selected to create a Christmas ornament for President George W. Bush's 2002 White House Christmas tree.
Residents interested in displaying their artwork as part of the Kilmer Library’s non-commercial ArtSpace area should contact Carolyn Hammer at 772-871-5482 or email: hammerc@stlucieco.org. This is not a commercial venue. Artwork is displayed for enjoyment purposes only.

For more information about library events visit: www.stlucieco.gov/library.

The Susan Broom Kilmer Branch Library’s ArtSpace hosts works by Fort Pierce Artist Lisa Jill Allison Jan. 2 – 31.
Through her paintings, Allison shares her joy, wonderment, challenges, courage and victories. She likes to remind people to honor their inner child, let go of the worry and immerse themselves in the beauty of this world.
Allison says: “As when a chef shares his culinary creation, there is a completeness I feel when others experience my art.”
She works from her gallery at 131 Melody Lane on the waterfront in downtown Fort Pierce.
Residents interested in displaying their artwork as part of the Kilmer Library’s non-commercial ArtSpace area should contact Librarian Delphine Newton at 772-462-2787 or newtond@stlucieco.org. This is not a commercial venue. Artwork is displayed for enjoyment purposes only.
The Susan Broom Kilmer Branch of the St. Lucie County Library System is located at 101 Melody Lane. For more information about programs visit: www.stlucieco.gov/Library.