Treasure Coast Arts / Exhibits Events Calendar

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.

Fear, anxiety and stress are common causes of chakra blocks that can disrupt harmony in our bodies and cause disease, as well as, emotional and mental disorders in the physical body.

Through yoga art therapy you will gain improved physical, mental and emotional health 2.5 day immersive retreat exploring the energetic body, chakra opening and tapping into your creative self. Through interactive yoga and art workshops you will learn about movement, lines, colors and their relationship to your experience in life as shapes, forms and vibrations. Focusing on simplicity you will gain insight on how to settle your mind and how to become balanced within you. Increase your clarity on how to generate vital energy that is directed to manifesting what you seek in your life. Ultimately, you will get to reflect on who you are with yourself.

Between activities, you’ll have free time to immerse yourself in nature at the beach or kayaking along the Sebastian River.

Reset your body with a variety of fresh home-cooked plant-based meals served throughout each day to support your journey through introspection.

The retreat takes place at the beautiful Island View Cottages Resort in Sebastian, Florida. We’re hosting this weekend event as a part of Alma Community’s Adult Summer Camp Series.

No prior yoga, meditation, or artistic experience is required to attend.

What you will learn:

1. How to use art and creativity as a source of physical & emotional healing.

2. How to use paint to express yourself emotionally.

3. How to cultivate self-awareness and support spiritual growth using observation in restorative yoga practice.

4. How to remove chakra blocks using sound healing techniques such as chanting, singing bowls, and sound baths.

5. How to generate and channel vital energy through your body’s chakra system using chakra meditation.

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.

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!

Fear, anxiety and stress are common causes of chakra blocks that can disrupt harmony in our bodies and cause disease, as well as, emotional and mental disorders in the physical body.

Through yoga art therapy you will gain improved physical, mental and emotional health 2.5 day immersive retreat exploring the energetic body, chakra opening and tapping into your creative self. Through interactive yoga and art workshops you will learn about movement, lines, colors and their relationship to your experience in life as shapes, forms and vibrations. Focusing on simplicity you will gain insight on how to settle your mind and how to become balanced within you. Increase your clarity on how to generate vital energy that is directed to manifesting what you seek in your life. Ultimately, you will get to reflect on who you are with yourself.

Between activities, you’ll have free time to immerse yourself in nature at the beach or kayaking along the Sebastian River.

Reset your body with a variety of fresh home-cooked plant-based meals served throughout each day to support your journey through introspection.

The retreat takes place at the beautiful Island View Cottages Resort in Sebastian, Florida. We’re hosting this weekend event as a part of Alma Community’s Adult Summer Camp Series.

No prior yoga, meditation, or artistic experience is required to attend.

What you will learn:

1. How to use art and creativity as a source of physical & emotional healing.

2. How to use paint to express yourself emotionally.

3. How to cultivate self-awareness and support spiritual growth using observation in restorative yoga practice.

4. How to remove chakra blocks using sound healing techniques such as chanting, singing bowls, and sound baths.

5. How to generate and channel vital energy through your body’s chakra system using chakra meditation.

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.

Come join us for a relaxing afternoon with Artist Christian Sean Yong he will be instructing you step by step to create your very own 16x20" canvas! All supplies are included for $30

Fear, anxiety and stress are common causes of chakra blocks that can disrupt harmony in our bodies and cause disease, as well as, emotional and mental disorders in the physical body.

Through yoga art therapy you will gain improved physical, mental and emotional health 2.5 day immersive retreat exploring the energetic body, chakra opening and tapping into your creative self. Through interactive yoga and art workshops you will learn about movement, lines, colors and their relationship to your experience in life as shapes, forms and vibrations. Focusing on simplicity you will gain insight on how to settle your mind and how to become balanced within you. Increase your clarity on how to generate vital energy that is directed to manifesting what you seek in your life. Ultimately, you will get to reflect on who you are with yourself.

Between activities, you’ll have free time to immerse yourself in nature at the beach or kayaking along the Sebastian River.

Reset your body with a variety of fresh home-cooked plant-based meals served throughout each day to support your journey through introspection.

The retreat takes place at the beautiful Island View Cottages Resort in Sebastian, Florida. We’re hosting this weekend event as a part of Alma Community’s Adult Summer Camp Series.

No prior yoga, meditation, or artistic experience is required to attend.

What you will learn:

1. How to use art and creativity as a source of physical & emotional healing.

2. How to use paint to express yourself emotionally.

3. How to cultivate self-awareness and support spiritual growth using observation in restorative yoga practice.

4. How to remove chakra blocks using sound healing techniques such as chanting, singing bowls, and sound baths.

5. How to generate and channel vital energy through your body’s chakra system using chakra meditation.

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.

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.