Community Calendar

The Environmental Learning Center will have three featured artists for the months of January and February: Iris Peters, Gustaf Miller, and Janvier Miller.
Iris Peters moved to Florida from Baltimore and is inspired by the colors of the birds, flowers, and ocean here. Her medium is acrylics and she has recently developed a love for abstract pour art. Iris Peters is incorporating sea life in her newer work. Her work will be in the ELC’s Barrows Welcome Center Tidal Gallery.

The Lagoon Room will feature sculptures and paintings from Gustaf Miller and paintings by Janvier Miller. Gus Miller grew up in New York and is the son of accomplished watercolor artist Howard Miller. After receiving his BFA and MFA from Syracuse University, he studied in Rome, Italy. Gus’s sculptures and paintings are based on the battered and marked surfaces of a city. His body of work is abstract and representational. Janvier Miller is also a Syracuse graduate and has selected nature-focused paintings for this show. Her subjects include; birds, horses, and beach scenes.

Iris Peters and the Miller’s art exhibits will be on display throughout the months of January and February.

For the first time in Florida, visitors will have an opportunity to view a collection of artworks by Norman Rockwell and his mentor, J.C. Leyendecker. The exhibit includes 20 original works of art, 10 by Norman Rockwell and 10 by J.C. Leyendecker along with the complete collection of each artists Saturday Evening Post covers. The magazine covers range from 1899 through 1963 giving a visual history of the United States ever changing times

A monthly celebration of artists, entertainers, live music, creative vendors, crafts, culinary delights, and fun for the whole family. A walking tour of our community.

'Crossings' is a community event focusing on local talent, ranging from jazz, to folk, to gospel, to classical.
Each performer is on stage for approximately 30mins.
The concerts will benefit the Vero Beach Art Village. The concerts are scheduled monthly from January-April.

The Environmental Learning Center will have three featured artists for the months of January and February: Iris Peters, Gustaf Miller, and Janvier Miller.
Iris Peters moved to Florida from Baltimore and is inspired by the colors of the birds, flowers, and ocean here. Her medium is acrylics and she has recently developed a love for abstract pour art. Iris Peters is incorporating sea life in her newer work. Her work will be in the ELC’s Barrows Welcome Center Tidal Gallery.

The Lagoon Room will feature sculptures and paintings from Gustaf Miller and paintings by Janvier Miller. Gus Miller grew up in New York and is the son of accomplished watercolor artist Howard Miller. After receiving his BFA and MFA from Syracuse University, he studied in Rome, Italy. Gus’s sculptures and paintings are based on the battered and marked surfaces of a city. His body of work is abstract and representational. Janvier Miller is also a Syracuse graduate and has selected nature-focused paintings for this show. Her subjects include; birds, horses, and beach scenes.

Iris Peters and the Miller’s art exhibits will be on display throughout the months of January and February.

For the first time in Florida, visitors will have an opportunity to view a collection of artworks by Norman Rockwell and his mentor, J.C. Leyendecker. The exhibit includes 20 original works of art, 10 by Norman Rockwell and 10 by J.C. Leyendecker along with the complete collection of each artists Saturday Evening Post covers. The magazine covers range from 1899 through 1963 giving a visual history of the United States ever changing times

'Crossings' is a community event focusing on local talent, ranging from jazz, to folk, to gospel, to classical.
Each performer is on stage for approximately 30mins.
The concerts will benefit the Vero Beach Art Village. The concerts are scheduled monthly from January-April.

The Environmental Learning Center will have three featured artists for the months of January and February: Iris Peters, Gustaf Miller, and Janvier Miller.
Iris Peters moved to Florida from Baltimore and is inspired by the colors of the birds, flowers, and ocean here. Her medium is acrylics and she has recently developed a love for abstract pour art. Iris Peters is incorporating sea life in her newer work. Her work will be in the ELC’s Barrows Welcome Center Tidal Gallery.

The Lagoon Room will feature sculptures and paintings from Gustaf Miller and paintings by Janvier Miller. Gus Miller grew up in New York and is the son of accomplished watercolor artist Howard Miller. After receiving his BFA and MFA from Syracuse University, he studied in Rome, Italy. Gus’s sculptures and paintings are based on the battered and marked surfaces of a city. His body of work is abstract and representational. Janvier Miller is also a Syracuse graduate and has selected nature-focused paintings for this show. Her subjects include; birds, horses, and beach scenes.

Iris Peters and the Miller’s art exhibits will be on display throughout the months of January and February.

For the first time in Florida, visitors will have an opportunity to view a collection of artworks by Norman Rockwell and his mentor, J.C. Leyendecker. The exhibit includes 20 original works of art, 10 by Norman Rockwell and 10 by J.C. Leyendecker along with the complete collection of each artists Saturday Evening Post covers. The magazine covers range from 1899 through 1963 giving a visual history of the United States ever changing times

'Crossings' is a community event focusing on local talent, ranging from jazz, to folk, to gospel, to classical.
Each performer is on stage for approximately 30mins.
The concerts will benefit the Vero Beach Art Village. The concerts are scheduled monthly from January-April.