Author: <span>Michelle Moore</span>

Divine dining

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:November 13, 2020
Post category:Taste of the Treasure Coast

Indian River food truck provides sustenance for body and soul

The right prescription

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:November 13, 2020
Post category:Treasure Coast History

Longtime pharmacy tends to generations of Vero Beach residents and visitors

Pilot Mark Howell flies the distinctive yellow plane, dropping larvicide into the marshes in Indian River County. JEFF SUMMERSILL

On the skeeter patrol

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:November 13, 2020
Post category:Agriculture

Pilot guides his yellow plane around Indian River County in battle to control pesky insect

A Port St. Lucie couple watches holiday fireworks during last year’s celebration. The holidays this year promise a stress-free day or evening and a break from COVID-19 worries. Social distancing and other CDC guidelines will be in effect at all holiday events. CITY OF PSL

Events offer respite and fun from months spent indoors

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:November 13, 2020
Post category:Festivals and Special Events

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, Treasure Coast festival-goers have plenty to pick from this season.

Safety first

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:November 13, 2020
Post category:Arts of the Treasure Coast Theater

Theaters prepare venues for a season packed full of plays and performances

The work of renowned light artist Chul Hyun Ahn is on exhibit at the Vero Beach Museum of Art through April 30. Using lights and mirrors and ordinary objects, Ahn creates Zen-inspired works that are windows into infinity and space, such as this work, entitled Five Squares, from 2016. VBMA PHOTOS

Mirroring an illusion

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:November 13, 2020
Post category:Arts of the Treasure Coast Museums

VBMA exhibit invites viewers to explore space through their own perspectives

One of photographer Jon Kral’s first published photographs was an essay he did on Fort Pierce crop duster Harold Williams, whom he nicknamed “Happy.” The photo is part of Kral’s exhibition, Insight: Photography of Jon Kral, that runs Nov. 20-Jan. 3. Kral, Jon. Happy, 1970. Archival pigment print, 13x19. JON KRAL

Humble beginnings

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:November 13, 2020
Post category:Arts of the Treasure Coast

Photographer started his career in Fort Pierce and perfected it around the world

Celebrating its 60th season, the A.E. Backus Museum and Gallery was first envisioned as a building with an open air atrium. Backus painted this as an artist’s rendering in 1959. A.E. Backus [American, 1906-1990] Fort Pierce Art Gallery, 1959. Oil on board, 15x30 inches. Gift of Dorothy Shapiro Manello.

Backus turns 60

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:November 13, 2020
Post category:Arts of the Treasure Coast Museums

Community support has helped the museum survive difficult times including the pandemic

Heathcote Botanical Gardens in Fort Pierce creates knock-out dazzling light displays each year, all done by volunteers who work on them for months. It’s a fantastic holiday experience. HEATHCOTE BOTANICAL GARDENS

Merry Makeovers

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:November 12, 2020
Post category:Celebrations

The holidays are a welcome distraction from the coronavirus pandemic. While not all of our favorites are on this year, many are.

To my No. 1 fan

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:November 12, 2020
Post category:Publishers Note

In the 15 years since we launched this magazine, one reader has shared her opinion about how we are doing or what we should be doing more than any other. That would be my mother, Katie Enns, who has always been quick to suggest a good story, note who might be a good advertiser or critique our latest issue.