Good morning Cocoa sharing center need to do better older people with back problems come in and…read morethey will not unload the clothing that is given to someone that is selling the merchandise for a profit to employees need to do better they get paidand pick through the good merchandise before selling what they do not want to take home

If you need to eliminate stuff take to either place. Great places nicely arranged and cleanread more

This two day workshop of abstract impressionism art taught by Jan Bryant and baby lemonade was…read moreincredibly educational and fun, I highly recommend taking this class. They exposed our brains to different ways of creating art with using beautiful metallic acrylic paints & watercolors, different brushes, tools, nature and just let it go with the flow. Art with no rules using the senses of feeling and touch, painting with our toes and eyes closed allowing whatever to flow on mural, texture or smooth paper expressing emotions that words cannot and connecting with others to heal on so many levels. Cant wait for the next art class here Many Blessings, Adrea

The Studios of Cocoa Beach art gallery is a frequent stop for us. it's all local artists and the…read moreart is varied and changes all the time. since it's a nonprofit you'll find one of the artists minding the shop and always interesting to talk to. it's a fine art gallery so not the crammed gift shop you usually find but bright, open and affordable if you're looking for art for the home or office, or just looking for a relaxing interesting browse.

This lodge is amazing. Great friendly people. Very welcoming and really fun place. NOTE: they moved…read moreto 3450 Kilmarnoch Lane Titusville FL. Check it out.

My wife and I are in the process of joining this great Lodge. What a friendly place. Stopped over…read moreFriday night to feast on the wings, fries and onion ring dinner. What a great meal. Bonus was the amazing entertainment provided my Mike Johnson and his percussionist. My wife and I enjoyed some dancing and singing along to some of our favorite songs . The bottle cap game was a hoot watching as people got their name called out to let them know they were not going home with the big prize. The Lodge offer darts, pool, golf, karaoke, Bingo, and much more to keep us off the streets. I am so happy we were invited to belong to this wonderful lodge. One final note is this lodge supports our community in many great ways. Come join us and get in on the fun. Life is short, don't miss out on being a member of Elk's Lodge 2113!

This place is really cool. You pay a reasonable donation for the items that you want. It's…read moreveteran-owned and they have racks of uniforms on display (not for sale).

I come here quite a bit. Good thing I live kind of far or else. They have great findings. And…read morerewards too. Everyone is very friendly.

A nice place for a private event in Melbourne, Fl According…read moreto their website, Funky Dog is "...a nonprofit improv comedy troupe and theater based in Melbourne, FL. As a 501(c)(3) organization." Their stated mission is to bring improv education, performances, and artistic collaboration to the community. It is located near downtown Melbourne and is pretty easy to find as it is one of the locations that opens onto the north side of Eau Gallie where the road splits right next to the bridge. I consider that there is limited parking. Their website shows a lot that was full when we arrived and I ended up parking on the street. Even though the venue seems to host a wide range of improv performances, from classic short-form games to long-form storytelling and themed nights, I visited for a private event, the Melbourne Independent Film Festival Replay. Aaron, the staff who took care of us was professional, friendly, and went above and beyond to make everything run smoothly. From helping set up the films that we were there to see to selling drinks at the intermission. It is an intimate affair with a stage to the right as you enter with a series of tables and chairs that can be configured as needed for any affair. We were there in full daylight and they had blackout type curtains that did a pretty good job of keeping the sunlight out and the street sounds down. Overall, it was a very nice experience and I would suggest using it for future events.

I was only one maybe two months behind in payment. And they took everything. Did not notify me to…read moretell me my things would be auctioned or wherever they took it. The valuable things had been in storage for 30 plus years most being my mother's treasures. They are horrible and not trustworthy. I do not recommended this place if you want your things safe. Horrible management and horrible people.

Nice clean location, with exceptional staff and central location. Prices are very competitive.read more

I love this church, I've been attending several years now, and I think I'm a rare breed of…read moreMillenial who enjoys attending a traditional church service without a band and without a big projector screen. I didn't grow up Lutheran, I grew up generic Evangelical, so for me the traditional structure of the service, called the "liturgy" is fascinating and unusual. I feel like I get in touch with the roots of the early church when we kneel and start every service with confession & forgiveness, sing short songs between parts of the service, stand for the reading of the Gospel, give each other a sign of God's peace by shaking hands and saying "Peace be with you" with the folks around us, sing from the hymn book, and take communion every Sunday as part of the eucharist. (Roman Catholics reading this are probably like "hmm, sounds familiar") The music is wonderful, with both piano and organ at every service, plus a great vocal choir and handbell choir during the school year. If you love to sing or listen to music, try this church because we sing at least 3 hymns every service, plus 4-5 voluntary hymns during communion, plus 3-4 short pieces of liturgical music during the service. Haha, if you hate hymns...don't say I didn't warn you! I feel like it's easier to hear "the still, small voice" of God in this beautiful sanctuary with its amazing stained glass windows (when's the last time you saw stained glass that included people of color? And a space shuttle? And Frank Lloyd Wright's midcentury icon, "Falling Waters"?) While the service format is traditional and might even be easy to compare to a Roman Catholic service, the ELCA denomination is refreshingly progressive, allowing women to be ordained as ministers since 1970 (the current head of the church in the US is a woman) and allowing pastors to marry. This church welcomes people of different orientations with the radically inclusive love of Jesus Christ - although be aware that like many beachside churches, there aren't a lot of young people who attend, but I've still felt welcome. Pastor Jay's message is always Christ-centered, and I love that he backs up his sermons with scripture and also takes time to educate the congregation about historical norms when Jesus was alive, and also tell us about the different meanings behind the ancient words and languages the Bible was written in. You can listen to his sermons on the church website. Every July he does sermons based on questions from the congregation about Christianity in general. I love this transparency and willingness to entertain questions about something that some people think is "unquestionable" like faith and religion. I also always feel better when I attend, I found the people there to be friendly, but not overwhelming. I started to attend when I was in a place where I didn't know if I wanted to attend church at all, but every time I attended a service I was filled with a sense of peace and well being, and that kept quietly drawing me back for something I didn't realize was missing in my life.

Resurrection is what church is supposed to be...what Christ wants us to be. We are worship…read moreservices, but so much more. Worship Services...we go at 11 am regardless of the worship genre. Right now we have a wonderful contemporary service with song leaders who are mindful that this is a worship service, not a concert. We learn the songs and they reverberate in my mind throughout the week. Pastor Jay makes this service personal and understandable. His sermon message is the same in our cafe service on Saturdays at 5 pm; our 8:30 traditional service with choirs, bells and organ; and the contemporary 11 am with guitars, keyboard, drums and song leaders. Our friends and our members support an active ministry to the homeless and those less fortunate through a food pantry, a bike ministry, a burger bash for one and all, a laundry day, a hair-cutting day. We seek out our homeless friends and new friends Saturday mornings, not to evangelize them, but to be their friends and put out a helping hand if they want it. As the song says "go make a difference, we can make a difference, we can make a difference in our world". And that's what we are doing at Resurrection, one person at a time. Please come and try us out.