Matt Stott, Vero Beach High School orchestra director, knew he had a God-given gift to play the violin. He had been playing the instrument and practicing faithfully since age 6. But when he enrolled in the School of Music at Baylor University, he hadn’t figured out quite what to do with it.
What can we say other than “Bravo!” to Vero Beach Opera for making it all possible. And a hearty congratulations on its 30th anniversary.
Schwarze, who moved to Vero Beach this summer, spent 10 years on the tiny island of Culebra in the Caribbean, painting the beauty that surrounded him.
If he had waited just one more day, we might be writing about a serious accident and injuries, not only to Harlan, but also to the driver of the vehicle that was stopped at the light as Harlan’s car approached.
“I became a history buff, and my love of ship model building is supported by my love of history.”
Textile Artist Maggy Rozycki Hiltner uses materials with a past to weave new stories.
This renowned scientist is putting her knowledge and experience into preserving the Indian River Lagoon.
New interactive Art Zone at VBMA encourages children to experience art with all five senses
Fellsmere was the first city in Florida to allow women to vote.
One is an impressionist painter and the other a realist, but they complement each other beautifully.
Deborah Gooch straddles abstraction and realism with ease and often uses both styles in one painting.
A growing number of Vero Beach residents are donning snappy white togs and joining fellow enthusiasts in the elegant and competitive sport of croquet.
Innovative procedures, a team approach and personal attention elevate Welsh Heart Center to a top-rate facility.
For Danielle Johnson, the museum’s new curator of modern and contemporary art, the big draw for her was not just what the museum is today, but what it will be in the future.
In its 80th year, Piper continues its momentum in manufacturing and as a positive force in the community.
For 77 years, building relationships has been a Maus family tradition.
John Jetson throws annual party to give fellow vets the ‘welcome home’ they deserve.
Today, over six decades later, Corey’s Pharmacy is still going strong at the same location on the corner of Ocean Drive and Easter Lily Lane.
Walk through the pages of Where the Wild Things Are at the Holmes Gallery, running until December 30.
