Treasure Coast Arts / Exhibits Events Calendar

A remarkable exhibition of artwork celebrating our Maritime Heritage and the living waters by artist Ron Garrett. This inspiring exhibit features mixed-media sculptures, paintings, linocuts, and etchings of marine life and shipwrecks found in the waters of Biscayne National Park.

Bring the family and join us at AR Workshop for a DIY class to make one of our many Canvas Projects! Choose from a Canvas Tote Bag, Canvas Wall Hanging, Canvas Pillow Cover, or a coordinating Canvas Tote Bag and Makeup Case! In the workshop, you will have the opportunity to customize your project with your choice of designer paints! Get rewarded with our DIY RewARds program! Register for five workshops, then cash in your DIY RewARds towards a future workshop!

The Paula A. Lewis Branch Library ArtSpace program featuring two local residents. Works by Elaine Pribish and Phred Madsen-Valle will be on display inside the library July 2 – Sept. 28.
Pribish was born and raised in Pennsylvania and moved to Florida after retiring in 2005. In 2015, she found a book on painting, picked up some paint, paper, brush and started to paint. Painting brings her personal enjoyment and relaxation, especially when painting her favorite subjects such as birds, trees and landscapes. Her hope is that her paintings will translate that experience to those who view the artwork. Being a self-taught artist, Pribish seems to learn new things each time she picks up a paint brush.
A New York State native and 16-year, full-time resident of Port St. Lucie, Madsen-Vallee creates art as a passionate hobby. Madsen-Vallee considers himself a self-taught amateur who feels an instinctive desire to express himself creatively via pencil, pen and paint. Having drawn since a child in Troy, N.Y., he creates images conjured from his imagination and executes them in various mediums.
Residents interested in displaying their artwork as part of the Kilmer Library’s non-commercial ArtSpace area should contact Kasha Barska at 772-871-5482 or barskak@stlucieco.org.This is not a commercial venue. Artwork is displayed for enjoyment purposes only.
The Paula A. Lewis Library is located at 2950 SW Rosser Blvd. in Port St. Lucie. For more information about library events visit: www.stlucieco.gov/library.

Hey, Man! Dig out your vintage threads, fire-up the van, and head down to the Elliott Museum for a flashback! We are honoring all-things 1969, from a real VW bus to an exhibit from the Charles Shultz Museum featuring Snoopy blasting off with the Apollo 10 Astronauts to the moon! We had a lot of help from the local community who contributed items from their own collections for this exhibition, so not only will you rediscover your own 1969 experience, but you’ll learn what was going on locally, as well.

A remarkable exhibition of artwork celebrating our Maritime Heritage and the living waters by artist Ron Garrett. This inspiring exhibit features mixed-media sculptures, paintings, linocuts, and etchings of marine life and shipwrecks found in the waters of Biscayne National Park.

The Paula A. Lewis Branch Library ArtSpace program featuring two local residents. Works by Elaine Pribish and Phred Madsen-Valle will be on display inside the library July 2 – Sept. 28.
Pribish was born and raised in Pennsylvania and moved to Florida after retiring in 2005. In 2015, she found a book on painting, picked up some paint, paper, brush and started to paint. Painting brings her personal enjoyment and relaxation, especially when painting her favorite subjects such as birds, trees and landscapes. Her hope is that her paintings will translate that experience to those who view the artwork. Being a self-taught artist, Pribish seems to learn new things each time she picks up a paint brush.
A New York State native and 16-year, full-time resident of Port St. Lucie, Madsen-Vallee creates art as a passionate hobby. Madsen-Vallee considers himself a self-taught amateur who feels an instinctive desire to express himself creatively via pencil, pen and paint. Having drawn since a child in Troy, N.Y., he creates images conjured from his imagination and executes them in various mediums.
Residents interested in displaying their artwork as part of the Kilmer Library’s non-commercial ArtSpace area should contact Kasha Barska at 772-871-5482 or barskak@stlucieco.org.This is not a commercial venue. Artwork is displayed for enjoyment purposes only.
The Paula A. Lewis Library is located at 2950 SW Rosser Blvd. in Port St. Lucie. For more information about library events visit: www.stlucieco.gov/library.

Hey, Man! Dig out your vintage threads, fire-up the van, and head down to the Elliott Museum for a flashback! We are honoring all-things 1969, from a real VW bus to an exhibit from the Charles Shultz Museum featuring Snoopy blasting off with the Apollo 10 Astronauts to the moon! We had a lot of help from the local community who contributed items from their own collections for this exhibition, so not only will you rediscover your own 1969 experience, but you’ll learn what was going on locally, as well.

A remarkable exhibition of artwork celebrating our Maritime Heritage and the living waters by artist Ron Garrett. This inspiring exhibit features mixed-media sculptures, paintings, linocuts, and etchings of marine life and shipwrecks found in the waters of Biscayne National Park.

The Paula A. Lewis Branch Library ArtSpace program featuring two local residents. Works by Elaine Pribish and Phred Madsen-Valle will be on display inside the library July 2 – Sept. 28.
Pribish was born and raised in Pennsylvania and moved to Florida after retiring in 2005. In 2015, she found a book on painting, picked up some paint, paper, brush and started to paint. Painting brings her personal enjoyment and relaxation, especially when painting her favorite subjects such as birds, trees and landscapes. Her hope is that her paintings will translate that experience to those who view the artwork. Being a self-taught artist, Pribish seems to learn new things each time she picks up a paint brush.
A New York State native and 16-year, full-time resident of Port St. Lucie, Madsen-Vallee creates art as a passionate hobby. Madsen-Vallee considers himself a self-taught amateur who feels an instinctive desire to express himself creatively via pencil, pen and paint. Having drawn since a child in Troy, N.Y., he creates images conjured from his imagination and executes them in various mediums.
Residents interested in displaying their artwork as part of the Kilmer Library’s non-commercial ArtSpace area should contact Kasha Barska at 772-871-5482 or barskak@stlucieco.org.This is not a commercial venue. Artwork is displayed for enjoyment purposes only.
The Paula A. Lewis Library is located at 2950 SW Rosser Blvd. in Port St. Lucie. For more information about library events visit: www.stlucieco.gov/library.

Hey, Man! Dig out your vintage threads, fire-up the van, and head down to the Elliott Museum for a flashback! We are honoring all-things 1969, from a real VW bus to an exhibit from the Charles Shultz Museum featuring Snoopy blasting off with the Apollo 10 Astronauts to the moon! We had a lot of help from the local community who contributed items from their own collections for this exhibition, so not only will you rediscover your own 1969 experience, but you’ll learn what was going on locally, as well.

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A remarkable exhibition of artwork celebrating our Maritime Heritage and the living waters by artist Ron Garrett. This inspiring exhibit features mixed-media sculptures, paintings, linocuts, and etchings of marine life and shipwrecks found in the waters of Biscayne National Park.

NAMI Connection Recovery Support Group is a free, peer-led support group for any adult who has experienced symptoms of a mental health condition. You will gain insight from hearing the challenges and successes of others, and the groups are led by trained facilitators whove been there.

The Paula A. Lewis Branch Library ArtSpace program featuring two local residents. Works by Elaine Pribish and Phred Madsen-Valle will be on display inside the library July 2 – Sept. 28.
Pribish was born and raised in Pennsylvania and moved to Florida after retiring in 2005. In 2015, she found a book on painting, picked up some paint, paper, brush and started to paint. Painting brings her personal enjoyment and relaxation, especially when painting her favorite subjects such as birds, trees and landscapes. Her hope is that her paintings will translate that experience to those who view the artwork. Being a self-taught artist, Pribish seems to learn new things each time she picks up a paint brush.
A New York State native and 16-year, full-time resident of Port St. Lucie, Madsen-Vallee creates art as a passionate hobby. Madsen-Vallee considers himself a self-taught amateur who feels an instinctive desire to express himself creatively via pencil, pen and paint. Having drawn since a child in Troy, N.Y., he creates images conjured from his imagination and executes them in various mediums.
Residents interested in displaying their artwork as part of the Kilmer Library’s non-commercial ArtSpace area should contact Kasha Barska at 772-871-5482 or barskak@stlucieco.org.This is not a commercial venue. Artwork is displayed for enjoyment purposes only.
The Paula A. Lewis Library is located at 2950 SW Rosser Blvd. in Port St. Lucie. For more information about library events visit: www.stlucieco.gov/library.

Hey, Man! Dig out your vintage threads, fire-up the van, and head down to the Elliott Museum for a flashback! We are honoring all-things 1969, from a real VW bus to an exhibit from the Charles Shultz Museum featuring Snoopy blasting off with the Apollo 10 Astronauts to the moon! We had a lot of help from the local community who contributed items from their own collections for this exhibition, so not only will you rediscover your own 1969 experience, but you’ll learn what was going on locally, as well.

A remarkable exhibition of artwork celebrating our Maritime Heritage and the living waters by artist Ron Garrett. This inspiring exhibit features mixed-media sculptures, paintings, linocuts, and etchings of marine life and shipwrecks found in the waters of Biscayne National Park.

The Paula A. Lewis Branch Library ArtSpace program featuring two local residents. Works by Elaine Pribish and Phred Madsen-Valle will be on display inside the library July 2 – Sept. 28.
Pribish was born and raised in Pennsylvania and moved to Florida after retiring in 2005. In 2015, she found a book on painting, picked up some paint, paper, brush and started to paint. Painting brings her personal enjoyment and relaxation, especially when painting her favorite subjects such as birds, trees and landscapes. Her hope is that her paintings will translate that experience to those who view the artwork. Being a self-taught artist, Pribish seems to learn new things each time she picks up a paint brush.
A New York State native and 16-year, full-time resident of Port St. Lucie, Madsen-Vallee creates art as a passionate hobby. Madsen-Vallee considers himself a self-taught amateur who feels an instinctive desire to express himself creatively via pencil, pen and paint. Having drawn since a child in Troy, N.Y., he creates images conjured from his imagination and executes them in various mediums.
Residents interested in displaying their artwork as part of the Kilmer Library’s non-commercial ArtSpace area should contact Kasha Barska at 772-871-5482 or barskak@stlucieco.org.This is not a commercial venue. Artwork is displayed for enjoyment purposes only.
The Paula A. Lewis Library is located at 2950 SW Rosser Blvd. in Port St. Lucie. For more information about library events visit: www.stlucieco.gov/library.

Hey, Man! Dig out your vintage threads, fire-up the van, and head down to the Elliott Museum for a flashback! We are honoring all-things 1969, from a real VW bus to an exhibit from the Charles Shultz Museum featuring Snoopy blasting off with the Apollo 10 Astronauts to the moon! We had a lot of help from the local community who contributed items from their own collections for this exhibition, so not only will you rediscover your own 1969 experience, but you’ll learn what was going on locally, as well.