Treasure Coast Sports Events Calendar

Discover the native side of St. Lucie County with free guided hikes offered by St. Lucie County’s Environmental Resources Department. These free, guided hikes give residents and tourists the opportunity to explore the more than 10,000 acres of preserves that St. Lucie County offers.

Engaging Ecology Hike at Ancient Oaks Preserve. Discover the fragile balance in nature as we walk between two different ecosystems and experience the differences between the plants and animals that utilize both.

For more information and to find the link for registration, please visit www.slchikes.org, call 772-462-2526 or email slchikes@stlucieco.org.
Programs are usually limited to 15 people helping to allow participants to immerse themselves into the county’s beautiful natural areas. Programs target ages 12 and older unless otherwise noted. All minors must be accompanied by an adult. Proper footwear and water are required for all programs and please leave pets at home.
Purchased through a voter-approved bond referendum, St. Lucie County manages more than two dozen preserves that are open to the public for passive recreation. For more information about St. Lucie County’s Environmentally Significant Lands visit: www.stlucieco.gov/erd. For a list of all St. Lucie County parks and preserves visit the interactive map at http://gis.stlucieco.gov/parkspreserves.

Discover the native side of St. Lucie County with free guided hikes offered by St. Lucie County’s Environmental Resources Department. These free, guided hikes give residents and tourists the opportunity to explore the more than 10,000 acres of preserves that St. Lucie County offers.

Kayaking Excursion to White City Park at Richard E. Becker Preserve. Come with us as we paddle even further down beautiful 10-Mile Creek towards the North Fork of the St. Lucie River. During this four-hour paddle, we'll travel past numerous parks and preserves, including Miller Tract, Sweetwater Hammock and Platt's Creek, as we head to White City Park. This trip is appropriate for ages 14 and older. Kayaks, paddles and U.S. Coast Guard-approved personal flotation devices are provided (you may also provide your own equipment if desired). The cost is $10 per person. No online registration, please call 772-462-2526 to reserve your space. Reservation are a must.

For more information and to find the link for registration, please visit www.slchikes.org, call 772-462-2526 or email slchikes@stlucieco.org.
Programs are usually limited to 15 people helping to allow participants to immerse themselves into the county’s beautiful natural areas. Programs target ages 12 and older unless otherwise noted. All minors must be accompanied by an adult. Proper footwear and water are required for all programs and please leave pets at home.
Purchased through a voter-approved bond referendum, St. Lucie County manages more than two dozen preserves that are open to the public for passive recreation. For more information about St. Lucie County’s Environmentally Significant Lands visit: www.stlucieco.gov/erd. For a list of all St. Lucie County parks and preserves visit the interactive map at http://gis.stlucieco.gov/parkspreserves.

Join us for an Indian River County Sports Tourism update from the Treasure Coast Sports Commission (TCSC). The TCSC will be discussing the 2019 events schedule while receiving feedback from attendees.

Come and enjoy a fun-filled day of shooting out at the beautiful South Florida Shooting Club! The day will kick off with a delicious breakfast followed by a few hours of riding around the picturesque course and stopping at stations to shoot clays and try to improve your score. The event will wrap up with a buffet lunch, raffles, a live auction and awards ceremony. You’ll be equipped with plenty of 12 and 20 gauge ammo. Gun Rentals are available but limited through South Florida Shooting Club. To secure a gun rental, feel free to contact South Florida Shooting Club.

Whether you are a novice or experienced shooter, this is an event you don’t want to miss!

The Executive Roundtable of Indian River County invites you to join us at the Rail Trail Inaugural 5K Run/Walk, the first of its kind to take place over the I-95 pedestrian overpass.

This event helps support the mission of the Executive Roundtable of IRC which is to identify solutions that will protect and enhance the lives of Indian River County residents and their families, with an emphasis on children.

Sponsorship opportunities are available!

Discover the native side of St. Lucie County with free guided hikes offered by St. Lucie Countys Environmental Resources Department. These free, guided hikes give residents and tourists the opportunity to explore the more than 10,000 acres of preserves that St. Lucie County offers.

Florida Formation Hike at Gordy Road Recreation Area. Start from the bottom up. The natural history of Florida begins with its formation. Discover how this state was born underwater. Well look for rocks and examine the soil as we discover the natural past in one of Floridas earliest ecosystems. Participants will traverse a steep slope into the floodplain.

For more information and to find the link for registration, please visit www.slchikes.org, call 772-462-2526 or email slchikes@stlucieco.org.
Programs are usually limited to 15 people helping to allow participants to immerse themselves into the countys beautiful natural areas. Programs target ages 12 and older unless otherwise noted. All minors must be accompanied by an adult. Proper footwear and water are required for all programs and please leave pets at home.
Purchased through a voter-approved bond referendum, St. Lucie County manages more than two dozen preserves that are open to the public for passive recreation. For more information about St. Lucie Countys Environmentally Significant Lands visit: www.stlucieco.gov/erd. For a list of all St. Lucie County parks and preserves visit the interactive map at http://gis.stlucieco.gov/parkspreserves.

Glow 5k Fun Run/Walk
Join us for the first annual Glow 5k fun run/walk, presented by Atlantic Shores Realty Expertise. This is a noncompetitive event fit for the whole family.

Your pre-registration will entitle you to an event t-shirt*, raffle ticket, and a glow item.

Registration will begin at 5:30 pm | Walk will begin at 7:00 pm

Pre- and Post run/walk entertainment including music, food, blacklight photo booth, and prizes for best glow costume.



Registration Fees:

Adults- $25

Child (4-17 years)- $18

Children 3 and under are free



* Event shirt available to those individuals registered by January 5, 2019. Registration is non-refundable

Discover the native side of St. Lucie County with free guided hikes offered by St. Lucie Countys Environmental Resources Department. These free, guided hikes give residents and tourists the opportunity to explore the more than 10,000 acres of preserves that St. Lucie County offers.

Full Moon Night Hike at Donald B. Moore Heritage Preserve (formerly St. Lucie Village Preserve). Moonlight, critters, and woods, oh my. We're looking for and listening to wildlife at dusk as day transitions to night. The "changing of the guard" from daytime to nighttime brings a host of changes to the preserves, in terms of which creatures are active and gives us extraordinary moonlit viewing opportunities.

For more information and to find the link for registration, please visit www.slchikes.org, call 772-462-2526 or email slchikes@stlucieco.org.
Programs are usually limited to 15 people helping to allow participants to immerse themselves into the countys beautiful natural areas. Programs target ages 12 and older unless otherwise noted. All minors must be accompanied by an adult. Proper footwear and water are required for all programs and please leave pets at home.
Purchased through a voter-approved bond referendum, St. Lucie County manages more than two dozen preserves that are open to the public for passive recreation. For more information about St. Lucie Countys Environmentally Significant Lands visit: www.stlucieco.gov/erd. For a list of all St. Lucie County parks and preserves visit the interactive map at http://gis.stlucieco.gov/parkspreserves.

Be a part of history! Come join us in beautiful Fort Pierce for the 3rd Annual Half Marathon and 5K. Run, jog, or walk this incredible course designed specifically to take in the historical and photographic characteristics of Fort Pierce.

Starting in old Downtown Fort Pierce, the course passes waterside parks and sites dating to the late 19th century before traveling up and over South Bridge down to the jetty. Run along the beautiful shoreline observing many local establishments that make Fort Pierce what it is today. A picturesque finish back in the heart of Fort Pierce gives way to a celebration for all finishers, volunteers, and spectators including food, music, prizes, and mimosas!!!

We look forward to seeing you, all the while raising money for local charities, including The St. Lucie West & Fort Pierce Lions Club, The HANDS Clinic of St. Lucie County, The Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemorative Committee and Mustard Seed Ministries.

The start and finish line are in Downtown Fort Pierce, on Melody Lane in front of the Susan Broom Kilmer Branch Library at 101 Melody Lane, Fort Pierce, FL 34950.

Discover the native side of St. Lucie County with free guided hikes offered by St. Lucie County’s Environmental Resources Department. These free, guided hikes give residents and tourists the opportunity to explore the more than 10,000 acres of preserves that St. Lucie County offers.

Smartphone Photography Hike at Walton Scrub Preserve. Like to travel light. but still want photos of your hikes? Push your smartphone's capabilities as you hike through this site’s endangered scrub habitats and see what memories you can capture.

For more information and to find the link for registration, please visit www.slchikes.org, call 772-462-2526 or email slchikes@stlucieco.org.
Programs are usually limited to 15 people helping to allow participants to immerse themselves into the county’s beautiful natural areas. Programs target ages 12 and older unless otherwise noted. All minors must be accompanied by an adult. Proper footwear and water are required for all programs and please leave pets at home.
Purchased through a voter-approved bond referendum, St. Lucie County manages more than two dozen preserves that are open to the public for passive recreation. For more information about St. Lucie County’s Environmentally Significant Lands visit: www.stlucieco.gov/erd. For a list of all St. Lucie County parks and preserves visit the interactive map at http://gis.stlucieco.gov/parkspreserves.

Join us every Sunday morning at 11am for an all levels donation based yoga class in the brewhouse! Stay after class and receive a $1.00 off of a beer, kombucha or cold brew coffee.