Needed a post-run dose of culture and decided to drop by the Vero Beach Museum of Art--and…read morehonestly? I'm glad I did. From the moment you walk past that fierce lion sculpture guarding the entrance, you already feel like you're stepping into something bold and inspiring. Inside, the "French Moderns" exhibit totally pulled me in. We're talking Monet, Matisse, Degas, Cézanne--all the greats flexing their brushstrokes. I loved seeing the timeline from 1850 to 1950, watching styles shift like gears in a Tour de France sprint. That Robert Delaunay garden scene? Looked like brunch with vibes. Shoutout to the Rodin sculptures--especially the marble one that looked like a dream trying to escape a rock. Dude's work is raw, real, and somehow emotional without saying a word. There were some wild surprises too. Like a hyper-detailed, slightly spooky modern portrait that made me feel like I was being watched by a ghost who shops at Hot Topic. And a worn-out baseball cap that had more character than some people I know. Bonus: The staff kept things flowing, it wasn't overly crowded, and there's plenty of space to walk and soak it all in without bumping elbows.

I went back a while ago. The place is so nice. I enjoyed the collection being showcased. All that…read moreworked there were very nice.

Took both the Boat Tour and the Tram Tour. Our tour guide, Sam, is very knowledgeable and engaging…read more Highly recommend.

We took the Immersion Tour today. Our tour guide Madeline was very knowledgeable, gave us the…read morehistory of the school and answered all our questions. A few manatees showed up, too! Glad we took the trip out to Fort Pierce.

A botanical garden visit in early March can be a dicey proposition... unless that garden is McKee…read more The combination of a jungle, plenty of water features, and the whimsy of colorful art make this garden a great place to visit even before many of the plants are blooming. Last year's (2025) whimsy was florals made from Lego bricks. This year it's sculpture mimicking origami. They call it "florigami," and there are lots of imaginative examples throughout the gardens. If you are hungry or thirsty during your visit, the garden café is delightful. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit of about 2 hours. The admission price is a bit steep, but they do accept entry using the AHS reciprocal membership... so if you're a member of another botanical garden (that's far enough away) you will get in for free.

The botanical garden at night feels less like a stroll and more like wandering into a living…read morestorybook. Lights tucked into trees, glowing sculptures appearing out of the darkness, reflections in the water that look too intentional to be accidental. At one point I genuinely felt like I walked through a portal, took a few photos as proof, and got politely sent back to reality. The installations were the highlight for me. Birds glowing in the dark like forest guardians, glassy light columns that felt more spell than sculpture, and paths that made you slow down without realizing it. Even the massive tree stump felt ancient, like it had seen some things and wasn't in the mood to explain. It's worth noting this is a separate seasonal event, not standard daytime admission. Tickets are priced higher than regular entry, which makes sense given the lighting, installations, and overall production. Just something to be aware of when planning your visit. It does get crowded, especially in popular spots, so patience is required. This isn't a rush-through kind of experience anyway. It rewards wandering, pausing, and letting your eyes adjust. Also worth noting, this is prime territory for phone photography. Low light, rich colors, and reflections everywhere. If you like capturing atmosphere, you'll leave happy. If you're looking for something peaceful, immersive, and just a little bit magical, this is absolutely worth it. Just don't be surprised if you lose track of where you are for a moment. That might be the point.

What an unsuspecting gem The Rowe Gallery is! Beautiful and thoughtful art. The only thing more…read moreappealing than the art was the conversation I had with the people who worked there. They were friendly, delightful and interesting. And the coffee was delicious. My experience at The Rowe Gallery was one of the highlights of my trip that day.

Gorgeous pottery and art. The owner, Lori, is the painter. She's friendly, helpful, and the art is…read moregorgeous. Centrally located in the mall so very convenient for shopping and eating generally.

The classes are small, so lots of excellent one on one help with any questions or techniques. Marie…read morehas an extensive knowledge of mediums and a lifetime of experience, and not only is she a great teacher, she is just a warm, fun, lovely person. I highly recommend her classes.

Absolutely the most talented, patient and gifted art teacher I have ever met. She not only teaches…read moreyou she SHOWS you what you need to know without ever making you feel inadequate. I highly recommend her!!

This place was amazing! Worth the drive if you are into needlepoint. They have everything you…read morecould ever want.

Terrible customer service for a long time customer. Would not exchange a sale item - the last time…read moreI was in there I watched them do that for another customer so I don't know why I was different. Will be taking my business elsewhere!

I started going to this library recently and find one of the older…read moreladys upstairs behind the desk rude and lazy.In the 2-3 times Ive asked for help it is a major chore to do anything and she gripesabout everything instead of her doing her job and helping people.Its like she happy sitting on her rear. Travis is everyones go to person. I have asked for help about 4-5 times over time and he is awesome.The guy is always friendly and gets you what ever you need or help with what ever you need help with. I ask that you send grumpy workers to training because its like asking a nun in grammar school for help.Asking a librarian for help should not be a hassle experience...they shopuld be glad to help you with a smile not sarcasm. Sebastian staff is IVY league compared to some here in Vero Beach.

Two stars is maybe a little harsh because it's my first time here, but man does this library kinda…read moresuck. windows are dirty and lights are yellow. Kinda makes the place gloomier. Very condensed but that's not their fault. Just go there You'll see what i'm talking about

Gallery 14 has been a notable presence in the downtown Arts District of Vero Beach for 18 years. A…read moreleader in the development of the District, the Gallery offers a selection of fine art by 8 established artist owners, 10 esteemed represented artists and a popular guest artist each month.