The Vero Beach Museum of Art showcases dynamic collections and temporary exhibitions by international artists and is the largest accredited art facility on Florida’s Treasure Coast. The Museum is housed inside a sleek modernist building located on the picturesque banks of the Indian River Lagoon. Each year the Museum hosts a series of changing international exhibitions as well as its internationally acclaimed collection of art dating from the 19th to 20th Century, including artworks by Peter Blume, Reginald Marsh, and Isabel Bishop to prints by Andy Warhol, and glasswork by Dale Chihuly and Fred Wilson.
The sun-drenched sculpture parks are dotted with avant-garde works by prominent artists and moonlights as a venue for outdoor jazz concerts in the season. The Museum is also home to a thriving art school, and hosts chamber music concerts, artist talks, and lectures. Families have plenty of activities to keep them entertained in the Art Zone with its 25ft interactive sketch space, and hands-on creative play areas. Visit the Museum Store to browse art-inspired books, prints, homewares, and jewelry, or stop for a coffee in our Atrium Café.
Museum Admission is FREE on the last Saturday of each month. Admission fees apply.
