Sep 28, 2026 / Krista Hoyt
Whether you are looking for an easy weekend road trip or a relaxing coastal escape, spending 48 hours in Indian River County offers the perfect blend of seaside charm, outdoor adventure, and unhurried Florida beauty. Encompassing Vero Beach, Sebastian, and Fellsmere, this sanctuary along Florida’s Treasure Coast serves as an uncrowded alternative to the state’s bustling resort hubs. More
Sep 21, 2026 / Krista Hoyt
Downtown Vero Beach’s dining scene stretches well beyond a single street, but 14th Avenue serves as its culinary backbone. Within just a few walkable blocks, food lovers will discover an impressive mix of restaurants, cafés and places to unwind, with something to enjoy from the first cup of coffee through dinner and drinks after dark. More
Aug 31, 2026 / Krista Hoyt
Looking for things to do in Indian River County this fall? From September through November, Vero Beach, Sebastian, and Fellsmere come alive with festivals, live music, art, food, and local traditions. Discover the beauty of the 2nd Annual Orchid Exhibition & Sale, celebrate Oktoberfest in Vero Beach, dig into the Sebastian Clambake, or browse the Treasure Coast Marine Flea Market & Seafood Festival. More
Aug 21, 2026 / Krista Hoyt
Chicken Parm is one of those classic comfort foods that’s hard not to love. Crispy breaded chicken, rich tomato sauce, and plenty of melted cheese make it hearty, satisfying, and a longtime favorite among Italian food lovers. More
Jul 20, 2026 / Krista Hoyt
Whether you’re planning a relaxing beach getaway, a romantic weekend, or simply passing through, one thing is certain—no visit to Indian River County is complete without experiencing its exceptional dining scene. Here, you’ll discover everything from historic oceanfront landmarks and scenic waterfront restaurants to locally owned favorites that have earned loyal followings for their outstanding cuisine and genuine hospitality. More
Jul 15, 2026 / Krista Hoyt
One of Downtown Vero Beach's most charming landmarks is welcoming visitors once again! After a careful restoration, the historic 1903 Vero Beach Railroad Station Museum, home to the Indian River County Historical Society and its Exhibit Center, has reopened its doors at 2336 14th Avenue, right beside Pocahontas Park in the heart of Historic Downtown. More
Jul 01, 2026 / Krista Hoyt
There is something about the Fourth of July here that you can't get enough of. Maybe it's the way the fireworks reflect off the Indian River, or the smell of sunscreen and ocean air drifting through parade crowds, or the moment you realize your whole family is having fun at the same time. More
Jun 28, 2026 / Krista Hoyt
New Restaurants in Indian River County – June 2026 – If you haven’t explored Indian River County’s newest dining destinations lately, now is a great time to start. Over the past six months, the local food scene has welcomed several exciting additions, including a new destination that brings together award-winning barbecue and craft beer under one roof, a traditional Italian market, a cozy breakfast and lunch spot, and familiar local favorites beginning new chapters under fresh ownership and concepts. More
