I came here for a concert for a band that I follow. They are a RUSH cover band called YYNOT. The…read morevenue is very nice, has very nice acoustics and overall a decent place to see a show. I was very impressed with the sound. The venue itself is very accessible, right off the main highway (US1) and didn't have any issues finding street parking. I didn't get to explore many other areas of the venue / center but it seemed large enough to hold very large events. There was probably close to 500 people at this show. I had a good time, and if you are coming here, I'm sure you will too.

I've been to Eau Galley Civic Center for many events although the parking is limited it's easy to…read morenavigate and I usually end up finding a parking space either in the lot or nearby on the street. Once inside it's always air-conditioned and events always seem to be well rounded and organized. It's located in the downtown arts District so it's always fun to walk around that area. There are several cute bars and restaurants in the area as well

My jobs holiday party was here. It was spacious & had plenty of parking. The location was good but…read morew/o a gps maybe a little difficult to find. I don't believe their was any staff there. The DJs, food, & bartenders were hired privately from my understanding. I didn't use the restroom so I can't comment on the cleanliness. There's a gazebo at the front of the entrance which was nice for photos. It was an enjoyable evening.

A beautiful venue for events. My sister had a wedding here and it was a great venue. On the water…read morewith plenty of parking. Great space inside for any small event you wish to have. Very casual amenities.

Super friendly staff, very helpful, and organized. These ladies offer all the local services with a…read moregreat attitude and big smile. I was able to book a Christmas night bonfire spot on our local beach. Thanks for all you do in the community.

Nice venue to have a private party or event. Its right in the heart of downtown Cocoa next to the…read moreAmphitheatre. This venue may fit 300-500 ppl. It has a large kitchen, and other smaller rooms that can be rented for smaller events. The bathrooms are usually nice and clean, and the rental prices are usually reasonable.

This Civic Center is just okay. I came here as part of a 4th of July special event and they served…read moredinner on the inside. It's a bit outdated, but it was fine. The restrooms were clean, so that was a plus. It also opens up to in the back to the amphitheater in the park. That makes it convenient for utilizing the outdoor space.

While wandering historic downtown Cocoa I discovered the stately Porcher House in Cocoa Riverfront…read morePark. As a fan of historic architecture, this is a gem worth checking out. In front of the home is a historic marker that is part of the Historical Marker Program, one of the Division of Historical Resources' most popular and valued public history programs. The markers raise awareness of Florida's cultural history while enhancing the enjoyment of historic sites for residents and tourists. The blue historic markers tell the stories of the people and places that were important to Florida's history and they can be found in front of schools, forts, roads, archaeological sites, battlefields, cemeteries, roads, churches, historic districts, and historic buildings like this one. Historic marker F-937 was installed in 2017 by Brevard County Historical Commission, The Brevard Heritage Council, The Brevard County Tourist Development Council, and the Florida Department of State. This impressive home is associated with Edward Porcher. As a young man he moved to Cocoa from South Carolina in the late 1800's. He and wife Byrnina Peck of Atlanta settled into Merritt Island where they raised their family and operated Deerfield Groves, a citrus farm. He was the first person to grade fruit for shipping, patented the first fruit stamping machine, and he invented a machine to wash the fruit. He was the founder of the Indian River Orange Growers Association. In 1962 he was inducted into the Florida Citrus Hall of Fame. Byrnina was the first postmistress on Merritt Island. In 1895 the Porcher family moved into a three story wood frame house where the Cocoa Civic Center is now located. Construction on the Porcher's Neo Classical Revival home began in 1914 based on Mrs. Porcher's design. A special feature in front of the house are the stones that were cut to represent the suits of cards in a game of Bridge. The house was built from native coquina rock and included ten bedrooms, four and one-half baths, a partial basement, and an attic. The staircase is made of teak, the floor is oak, and the wainscoting and trim are cedar. The Porcher family moved into the grandest home in Cocoa on October 31, 1916. Portions of the house are original while others are restorations. No longer on the property are the porte-cochere on the north side, the Porcher's swimming pool, and the large packinghouse that was on the river bank behind the house. The packing house was used to process produce delivered by boat the family's groves on Merritt Island. Edward Porcher passes away in June 1939. Upon his death the house passed to his son Arthur who died the next month. The house became a hotel and then in 1945 the City of Cocoa purchased it and used it for City Hall. Money from city and state historic preservation grants were used to restore the Porcher House and it was added to the National Register of Historic Places on January 6, 1986. Today the Porcher House can be rented for private events like weddings.

Porcher was in the business of oranges. Later, this house was used as city hall…read more Now it is an event venue for weddings and such. The house has been restored, but it is not furnished as a residence. Some of the rooms contain offices where you can reserve the house for an event, and arrange for catering. The front door latch is a bit hard to open, so try a little harder before giving up on it. Don't expect a guided tour of the house, but walk thru and have a look, when there is no wedding or reserved private event going on. There is an elevator to the second floor, with water fountain and restrooms nearby. Look out the first floor back porch to the river. Walk out the back and stroll to the river thru a park with an amphitheater. There is another park on the block that has swing sets for the younger folk. This Porcher House is next door to the civic center.

Located between Orlando and Miami, the Civic Center provides an amazing indoor and outdoor event…read moreexperience. The Civic Center, now renamed MIDFLORIDA Event Center, is perfect for an array of events. From business to birthday, this elegant space can accommodate up to 600 people. There is ample parking and the exterior is just stunning. My family and I love visiting during the holidays and enjoy the music, array of lights, and Christmas decorations. I frequently visit the September 11th monument just outside of the center and think it is a beautiful way to honor the victims and families who lost their loved ones.

The St. Patrick's Day festival is being held today at the Civic Center in Port Saint Lucie. My…read moreelderly mother is visiting from Norfolk, saw the Farris Wheel and wanted to go. So off we went. How disappointing! For two, it cost $10.00. The wheel never went in a loop without stopping multiple times. Extremely disappointing. Won't waste my time or money there again.

This building is great for large meetings or other get togethers. It was clean, the air…read moreconditioning worked well, the bathrooms were also clean and well stocked. There is a stage for performances. There is also a large projection screen and necessary hookups are there for presentation purposes.

The Eastmonte Civic Center is a great venue for civic events. It is a meeting place for the…read moreSeminole County Democrats as well as other local organizations. There is a large open room suitable for most types of meetings, and the facilities are clean, spacious, and comfortable. Wow, I'm such an old maid, reviewing the civic center... Excuse me, I must go knit.

I went and did one of those candlelight concerts. It was fantastic great setting well set up…read more Plenty of parking. Acoustics were phenomenal.

The venue is situated on the water with great views. We visited to see a Candlelight Concert of…read moreVivaldi's Four Seasons. The prices were fair. We paid for mid level tickets, so our view was decent. The chairs are individual, so you're able to have space. The audience has a 360 view of the musicians, and I didn't think there was a best view, but I realized it's from a side that view the center--so you could see the faces of all the musicians. We had a wonderful time. Great date night!

Came here for my niece's baby shower. It was a nice size room for the type of event. The facility…read moreseemed clean. I believe the only issue we had was due to the room we rented being so far from where the kitchen was. I'm uncertain if there were other rooms available, but when you have an event with food its a lot to transition the food from the kitchen to the room that was rented. That's something to consider if anyone reading this review may want to check on if you plan on using the kitchen and transferring the food to the room you're renting.