Spring is an extremely important season for boaters to go slow and lookout below for manatees! In the spring, these lovable, slow-moving mammals naturally disperse from their winter refuges and to other parts of Florida and beyond. Manatees depend on water generally warmer than 68 degrees Fahrenheit to survive the winter, so in the fall,...

While calling someone a “geek” might have been an insult just a few years back, nowadays, nerds are all the rage! And there are plenty of fun ways to get your geek on in Martin County, Florida. From vintage arcades and video games to fantasy worlds and wizardry, here’s how to nerd out during your...

March marks the start of Women’s History Month! The annual celebration traces its origins to 1981, with the founding of “Women’s History Week,” and it has continued to grow and evolve over the years. Since 1995, presidents have issued a series of proclamations designating March as “Women’s History Month” to honor the contributions women have...

It’s hard to believe, but Spring Break in Martin County is just around the corner! If you’re planning a family trip down to our sun-drenched shores, you might want to consider turning your vacation into a camp-cation! Our friends at Macaroni Kid have compiled the 2024 Guide to Spring Break Camps in Martin County! Enroll...

February may be best known as the month of love, but it also marks the start of Florida Hiking Trails Month and American Heart Health Month. To celebrate, get outdoors and take a heart-healthy hike to explore the beautiful trails found throughout Martin County. The federal Centers for Disease Control recommends staying physically active and trails...

In recent years, the concept of sustainable tourism has been gaining traction across the globe—and it’s a trend we’d like to see continue growing. But if you’re not sure how to be a more eco-friendly tourist, we’re here to help! Sustainable travel is all about making smarter choices when it comes to any trip. It...

Our award-winning “Hidden Turtles” scavenger hunt is officially BACK! Continuing our partnership with MartinArts and Palm City-based glass artist Dot Galfond of License to Kiln, this year’s scavenger hunt will officially begin on Friday, January 27 and conclude on Friday, February 10. You’ll have two weeks to hit the Martin County Arts & Culture Trail...

We’re thrilled to announce that Stuart, Florida has been nominated in the 2023 USA Today 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards! The Sailfish Capital of the World is an official contender in the “Best Coastal Small Town” (which is an honor on its own) but now we need YOUR help to secure the top spot! This competition...

We can’t believe the sun is already setting on 2022 – and what a year it has been! As we look to the horizon and start setting our sights on 2023, it’s time to think about New Year’s resolutions. While some people opt to adopt healthier habits or break some not-so-great patterns, others vow to...

Pop the champagne! It’s time to start the countdown for New Year’s in Martin County! From festive parties to family-friendly fun, you’ll find plenty of ways to ring in 2023. Whether you’re looking to enjoy a low-key morning meditation or dance the night away, here are the best ways to start off the New Year...

Pantone recently announced its much-anticipated Color of the Year for 2023, and it’s certainly an exciting one. The color is “Viva Magenta” and the company describes the hypnotizing hue as “a new animated red that revels in pure joy, encouraging experimentation and self-expression without restraint, an electrifying, and a boundary-less shade that is manifesting as...

Here for the holidays? In town visiting family or friends Christmas, Hanukkah, or Kwanza? Just looking to get into the Christmas spirit? Well whatever the case, don’t be a Scrooge! There are tons of Treasure Coast holiday traditions worth exploring this year. Here in Martin County, we’ve got a month full of festive light displays,...

The holiday season is all about giving, and the best gift you can give your favorite small businesses is your support. Small businesses have long been the backbone of Main Street America. They create jobs, enrich the visitor experience, and boost local economies in communities across the country. That’s why we celebrate Small Business Saturday...

For the first time in Florida, visitors will have the unprecedented opportunity to view a comprehensive collection of artworks by Norman Rockwell and his mentor, J.C. Leyendecker, at the Elliott Museum! The exhibit officially opens on November 4 and will run through March 3, 2023. In total, it includes 20 original works of art —10...

November is Manatee Awareness Month, an important time for boaters to go slow and lookout below to watch for manatees as they travel to warmer water sites around the state. Manatees depend on water generally warmer than 68 degrees Fahrenheit to survive the winter, so in the fall they travel to Florida springs and other warm-water...