May 22, 2024 / Krista Hoyt
As the temperatures rise, it's the perfect time to explore the rich history of Indian River County from the comfort of cool, indoor venues. Whether you're a history buff or just looking for a fascinating way to spend the day, these historic sites offer a captivating glimpse into the past while providing a refreshing break from the summer heat. More
Nov 02, 2022 / indian-admin
Discover what makes Indian River County so unique with our scavenger hunt. Explore our beaches, history, and maybe even find some buried treasure. Don’t forget to share your findings with us! Let us know when you completed your scavenger hunt by tagging us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter! More
Sep 20, 2022 / indian-admin
Walk Indian Rivers hallowed streets, investigate unexplained phenomena and hear chilling tales from beyond as you decide what’s true or merely a legend. Will you become a believer? Either way, you’ll learn exciting facts about the history of the area while having a frightfully fun time. More
May 03, 2022 / indian-admin
The Vero Beach Film Festival is back with Films, Food and Fine Wines to celebrate the Fifth Festival, June 9-12, 2022, all around Vero Beach. Tickets are now on sale on the Film Festival’s new website, vbfilmfest.org. The weekend event, ranked among the Top 100 Film Festivals in the world and hailed as “The New Summer Sundance,” will continue its mission of pairing talented filmmakers with curious audiences seeking new voices and fresh perspectives. “We have chosen 75 films from more than 250 that were submitted to us this year, “ said David Yakir, president of the festival board. “We are especially excited to bring films that played at the Sundance, Tribeca and World Cannes Film Festivals right here to Vero Beach.” They include: “CALENDAR GIRLS” — Premiered at the Sundance Film Festival : Florida’s most dedicated dance team for women over 60, shaking up the outdated image of “the little old lady” and calling for everyone to dance their hearts out, while they still can. “THE TERRITORY” — Premiered at the Sundance Film Festival: A network of Brazilian farmers seizes a protected area of the Amazon rainforest, while a young Indigenous leader and his mentor must fight back to defend their land. Executive Producer Darren Aronofsky (“The Swan” and “The Wrestler”). “BLIND AMBITION” — Official selection at the Tribeca Film Festival: Four friends conquer the odds to become South Africa’s top sommeliers, after escaping starvation and tyranny in their homeland of Zimbabwe. “DELIVERING HOPE” — Winner at the Cannes World Film Festival: Kevin Kline tries to raise awareness for children battling cancer by becoming the first person to run Alaska’s treacherous Dalton Highway in winter – but it turns out to be much more than he bargained for. There will be a film that was nominated for an Academy Award: “FEELING THROUGH” — This coming of age story follows a homeless teen, and his encounter with a DeafBlind man who needs help getting home in the middle of the night. More
Sep 28, 2017 / indian-admin
Aside from being one of the premier vacation destinations in the region, there’s a rich and deeply enthralling story behind the origins of our most “treasured” coast. So, before you book your next vacation, let us regale you with how the area got its name, and how you can become part of pure Floridian history. A Brief HistoryOver three hundred years ago, the “Plate Fleet”—an armada designed to carry silver stores—was returning from the New World to Spain. More
Sep 28, 2016 / Kirk Funnell
Article first appeared in Visit The South with Tammy Lee BradleyIf you are visiting Indian River County Florida, make sure to take a few hours to explore Fellsmere. Nestled in the western section of the county between Sebastian and Blue Cypress Lake, it is a quaint southern town. More
Jul 27, 2016 / indian-admin
3 Historical & Statistical Facts On Indian River CountyIndian River County has been one of Florida – and the nation’s – top vacation destinations for many years. The miles of beautiful beaches, air shows, and various types of lodging help to make it a place people and families of all ages, backgrounds, and preferences can come and enjoy. More
Jul 18, 2016 / Kirk Funnell
This city on Florida’s Treasure Coast is full of loot — and loads of family-friendly adventure. More
