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Spring in Indian River County is bursting with vibrant events that celebrate the season’s energy and charm. From March through May, the calendar is packed with can’t-miss experiences for every interest. Seafood lovers can indulge at the Grant Seafood Festival, car enthusiasts will marvel at the 46th Annual Antique Automobile Show, film buffs can dive into cinematic delights at the Vero Beach Film Festival, and fitness fans can hit the pavement for the fun-filled Tipsy Turtle 2-Mile Run. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, these events are the perfect way to soak up the sunshine and make unforgettable memories this spring. Indian River County’s Centennial celebration kicks off this January, marking 100 years with a lineup of exciting events through June! Discover local history with downtown walking tours in Sebastian, Fellsmere, Gifford, and Vero Beach; join the festivities at a lively pub crawl, history fair, centennial parade, and more. Come be a part of the celebration and experience the stories, sights, and spirit of Indian River County’s rich 100-year history! For more information, visit their website! March Singin’ in the Rain February 25- March 21 / 2025 The “Greatest Movie Musical of All Time” is faithfully and lovingly adapted

The Detroit Tigers annual trip to Lakeland, Florida for Spring Training is a great reason to plan a weekend getaway to Lakeland. Their 2025 season begins on February 22nd and runs through March 22nd. Here’s the top 5 things to do while you’re in Lakeland. Things To Do Before & After A Tigers Spring Training Game 1. Attend Lakeland Downtown Farmers Curb Market Our local makers and artisans can be found in downtown Lakeland every Saturday morning, and Farmers Curb Market is something you don’t want to miss. You’ll find art, jewelry, plants, kitchenware and décor, clothing, and accessories. Popular food and beverage vendors include DOU Bakehouse (French macaroons), Krazy Kombucha, Honeycomb Bread Bakers, Greenhouse Acai, and Orlando City Pasta. 2. Walk Around Bonnet Springs Park Explore and enjoy nature at the ALL-NEW Bonnet Springs Park in Lakeland, FL. Enjoy the enriching surroundings of this blended urban/natural space at Bonnet Springs Park, situated next to Downtown Lakeland, easily accessible from Tampa, Orlando and Winter Haven. The former site of the longest railyard in Florida has been carefully converted into a magnificent facility providing unapparelled experiences from nature, the arts, education and wellness. It’s all lovingly created in a way that pays homage to the heritage and natural setting of

Have you heard the news? It’s really out of this world! The Elliott Museum, conveniently located on Hutchinson Island in Stuart, recently launched it latest world-premiere attraction, “UFO: Denial, Disclosure, and Discernment.” This immersive exhibit invites visitors to journey through decades of UFO sightings, alleged government cover-ups, and the perennial mystery of whether we are truly alone in the universe. A Captivating Blend of History and Mystery At the heart of the exhibit is a fascinating mix of historical data, firsthand eyewitness accounts, and pop culture phenomena that have shaped our collective curiosity about extraterrestrial life. One of the standout features is an interactive artificial intelligence component, where visitors can engage with ufologist avatars and dive deeper into the enigma of UFO encounters. Highlights of the Exhibit Historical Insights: Discover extensive research and evidence that spans decades of reported UFO sightings and secretive government disclosures. Eyewitness Testimonies: Listen to personal stories and expert opinions that bring the mystery of unidentified flying objects to life. Crop Circle Chronicles: Marvel at photographs documenting crop circles taken over the past 30 years. These images, captured by a dedicated couple from England using helicopter charters, offer compelling visual proof of nature’s inexplicable designs. Interactive