IRSC Public Media Community Calendar

“See How They Run,” a Philip King original, debuts at the Pineapple Playhouse on October 2, 2026 and runs through October 18th. The play is set in a 1940’s wartime vicarage, where a simple visit to Penelope spirals into chaos. Identity mix-ups, along with borrowed clerical outfits, an escaped prisoner of war, and a suspicious parishioner collide — creating comical confusion. Show tickets can be purchased at pineappleplayhouse.com.

Join the Education Department of The Friends of The Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens at The Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens on Saturday, October 3, 2026 from 10am - 12pm for Storytime in The Gardens. A fun and educational event for children ages
2-12.

Activities will include Coloring, Plant-A-Seed, Scavenger Hunt, Temporary Tattoos, and
Photo Booth. Storytime readings throughout the morning will feature “Little Acorn.”

Admission is FREE. Donations are greatly appreciated to help us accomplish our mission to inspire the next generation’s respect for and understanding of Florida’s plants, birds, and other garden wildlife through activities and programs.

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The Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens is pleased to announce our recurring event the Botanical Bazaar with the addition of a special Orchid Symposium, Saturday, October 10, 2026 (9:00 AM to 4:00 PM).

The Gardens will play host to our semiannual Plant Sale and Artisan Market together with the Orchid Symposium featuring the Port St. Lucie Orchid Society. The event will feature local and regional plant vendors, arts and craft artisans, food trucks, prizes, music and more for your shopping, culinary and aural pleasure. Admission is free.

From plants, trees and flowers, our vendors will also offer a variety of planting containers, gardening accessories and décor for your home and garden. Artisans will be on hand with their crafts ranging from paintings, pottery, woodwork, candles, glass art and more. A variety of food, snack and beverage vendors will be on hand for your culinary pleasure as well as raffles, music and more to complete the mix.

It's a perfect day to bring the family to the Port and enjoy all that is Port St. Lucie and the Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens.

Sponsored by 93.7 WGYL, B94.7 Fresh Country, 97.1 Ocean FM and Pinders Nursery.
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“See How They Run,” a Philip King original, debuts at the Pineapple Playhouse on October 2, 2026 and runs through October 18th. The play is set in a 1940’s wartime vicarage, where a simple visit to Penelope spirals into chaos. Identity mix-ups, along with borrowed clerical outfits, an escaped prisoner of war, and a suspicious parishioner collide — creating comical confusion. Show tickets can be purchased at pineappleplayhouse.com.

Third Wednesday of the Month at noon.
Space is limited; preregistration required

Members free | Non-members $12; Ticket includes museum admission.

Join VBMA education staff and docents for an in-depth focus on select artworks from special exhibitions and the permanent collection. Registered participants will meet docents in front of the Atrium and will move to the galleries as a group.

August 19 | Chromatic Conversations
Register for Chromatic Conversations

September 16 | Imagination & Observation

October 21 | Color and Composition

November 18 | Light Entanglement

December 16 | Seasons as Structure

January 20 | Vistas and Voyages

See complete listings at: https://www.vbmuseum.org/gallery-tours-2/

"Each year, countless volunteers roll up their sleeves and work together to make a difference in our community. Whether you’re a community organization with a project that needs doing or a volunteer ready to get to work, Day of Caring is for you!

United Way’s Day of Caring is a great opportunity for individuals, families, friends or teams to spend a morning giving back to the community. Join folks from all around this county for an opportunity to make a real difference.

Nonprofits often don’t have the resources to keep up with all of the good work they do – so this is our chance to help them and make Indian River County a better place.

The day begins at 8:00 AM with a welcome, sign in, and complimentary breakfast at the Vero Beach High School Citrus Bowl. Volunteer projects begin at the host site locations promptly at 9:00 AM.

Project Registration: June 29 – September 8
Volunteer Sign Up: August 17 – October 16"

“See How They Run,” a Philip King original, debuts at the Pineapple Playhouse on October 2, 2026 and runs through October 18th. The play is set in a 1940’s wartime vicarage, where a simple visit to Penelope spirals into chaos. Identity mix-ups, along with borrowed clerical outfits, an escaped prisoner of war, and a suspicious parishioner collide — creating comical confusion. Show tickets can be purchased at pineappleplayhouse.com.

Three Treasure Coast artists with distinctly different approaches to painting come together this fall in Three Voices in Contemporary Art: — Between Image and Idea, opening November 5 at the MIDFLORIDA Event Center Art Gallery in Port St. Lucie.

Featuring the work of José Farinos, Linda Reymore, and Mickey Rudolph, the exhibition moves from figurative imagery to geometric abstraction to contemporary and modern impressionism. Rather than organizing the exhibition around a shared style, Between Image and Idea places three independent visual languages in conversation with one another.

What connects them is the act of looking. Across the exhibition, color, form, space, surface, and structure operate in very different ways, inviting viewers to move between works and consider what is immediately recognizable, what reveals itself gradually, and what remains open to interpretation.

Three Treasure Coast artists with distinctly different approaches to painting come together this fall in Three Voices in Contemporary Art: — Between Image and Idea, opening November 5 at the MIDFLORIDA Event Center Art Gallery in Port St. Lucie.

Featuring the work of José Farinos, Linda Reymore, and Mickey Rudolph, the exhibition moves from figurative imagery to geometric abstraction to contemporary and modern impressionism. Rather than organizing the exhibition around a shared style, Between Image and Idea places three independent visual languages in conversation with one another.

What connects them is the act of looking. Across the exhibition, color, form, space, surface, and structure operate in very different ways, inviting viewers to move between works and consider what is immediately recognizable, what reveals itself gradually, and what remains open to interpretation.

Three Treasure Coast artists with distinctly different approaches to painting come together this fall in Three Voices in Contemporary Art: — Between Image and Idea, opening November 5 at the MIDFLORIDA Event Center Art Gallery in Port St. Lucie.

Featuring the work of José Farinos, Linda Reymore, and Mickey Rudolph, the exhibition moves from figurative imagery to geometric abstraction to contemporary and modern impressionism. Rather than organizing the exhibition around a shared style, Between Image and Idea places three independent visual languages in conversation with one another.

What connects them is the act of looking. Across the exhibition, color, form, space, surface, and structure operate in very different ways, inviting viewers to move between works and consider what is immediately recognizable, what reveals itself gradually, and what remains open to interpretation.