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Oxbow Eco-Center Enjoy live music, a silent auction and eco-art made from repurposing materials that otherwise would be thrown out during the St. Lucie Earth Day Festival Saturday, April 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Oxbow Eco-Center on St. James Drive. The Festival highlights unique eco-art, sustainable living ideas and community resources. More than 70 local organizations and businesses will be showcased and share hands-on activities throughout the gardens and trails of the preserve. Meet local environmental groups, health professionals, law enforcement, foresters, gardeners, beekeepers and more. Kids can have an adventure in the nature playscape and musical forest, experience live animal encounters, and stop by the Eco-Challenge tent for the chance to win great festival prizes. Admission is free. Call 785.5833 for more information.

Things To Do – Spring 2024

Upcoming Events: Feb. 22 - June 13, 2024

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Uriel Natero, a classical pianist who has performed for royalty with rock stars worldwide, resides in Port St. Lucie while working on a rock opera. KERRY FIRTH

The PIANIST

Uriel Natero is a world-class pianist currently residing in Port St. Lucie. He spent most of his illustrious career in Europe, headlining venues in Switzerland, Sweden, Italy, France, Germany, Austria and Monte Carlo.

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Read more about the article SPREAD YOUR WINGS AT BELTERRA
GHO Homes specializes in open and airy main living areas, as seen in the Sage model.

SPREAD YOUR WINGS AT BELTERRA

GHO Homes, celebrating 40 years of providing a distinctive and diverse floor-plan collection that has consistently won awards for single-family home and custom-estate design, is proud to announce the opening of its newest luxury community in St. Lucie County — Belterra.

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Trumpet Flowers, an interactive light and sound piece of art installed at the MIDFLORIDA Event Center in December and January played different musical instrument sounds based on the button a person hit while walking through them. Every few minutes, all of the flowers lit up and a jazz song emanated from the sculpture, on loan from Amigo & Amigo in Australia as part of the city’s Art in Public Places initiative funded by developers and grants. RUSTY DURHAM

Sculpting Change

Port St. Lucie boasts two vibrant new pieces of public art: one at city hall and the other at the botanical gardens. Along with more than 28 graceful and colorful pieces installed in previous years, they help foster a sense of community and a shared place.

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