Mary Schenkel

The Indian River Symphonic Association may have reduced the quantity but certainly not the quality of the orchestras they are presenting to audiences this year. Once again outstanding, they include … Read More »

Downtown Vero Beach was awash in color during an inaugural Main Street Vero Beach Mural Festival, which brought a three-day, open-air art experience to the city. Hosted by Main Street … Read More »

Philanthropy is a way of life for many local residents, including the 15 individuals, pairs and groups who were honored at this year’s National Philanthropy Day ceremony at the Vero … Read More »

“I’m always struck by how botanical gardens are never just about plants. And our Jungle Garden certainly tells the story, the vision and the legacy of which we are all … Read More »

The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center returns to Vero Beach for another sensational trio of concerts in January, February and March at Trinity Episcopal Church. “This will be our … Read More »

Supporters of the Treasure Coast Girls Coalition enjoyed a Girls to Greatness Luncheon at the Pointe West Country Club, eagerly backing the nonprofit founded by Shala Edwards, which is dedicated … Read More »

Alice would have felt right at home at the annual Mad Hatter’s Tea Party hosted by the Women’s Club of Vero Beach, which raised funds for scholarships and to restore … Read More »

It is difficult to imagine that McKee Botanical Garden, now one of Indian River County’s most spectacular destinations, was once nearly lost to development. In 1976, the former 80-acre McKee … Read More »

Sculptor and filmmaker Madeleine Eberhard is one of four artists featured in Stewards, a multimedia installation at Raw Space focused on environmental stewardship. Through her work, she hopes to highlight … Read More »

The sudden death of Melinda Cooper, longtime owner of the iconic Ocean Drive boutique Cooper & Co., has stunned her many island friends and customers. Cooper, 69, a leading figure … Read More »