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The First, The Only The magazine for people who love Vero Beach.

Articles on artists and other local celebrities, the environment, local history, upcoming events, attractions, restaurants (with recipes), and much more.

09/25/2026

It’s a perfect day to introduce you to the issue!

In this edition, the sky is the limit and each feature story highlights what’s happening in our backyards as well as all around us. Let’s elaborate:

In “Coming to Our Senses,” the time has arrived to get out and enjoy. Senior editor Teresa Lee Rushworth offers intel for how to keep your eyes and ears open as raises the curtain on an exhilarating new cultural season.

Next, head over to “Portrait of Paradise.” Renowned photographer Ngoc Minh Ngo (Ngoc Minh Ngo) helps preserve the legacy of a local landmark, and we’ve got all the details for you.

Did you know that dark skies reveal the heavens in all their sparkling glory, but light pollution is blocking our view? “100 Lights Out” is the perfect story to get you up to speed.

As we embark on a and season, we hope you find opportunities to keep exploring and appreciating our beautiful area. It’s our goal that this issue gives you fresh gusto to do just that. Be sure to comment and tag us along the way as you read through ❤️

On the cover: Ballet Vero Beach’s (Ballet Vero Beach) Katherine Eppink (Katherine Eppink) and Franco Cubero Acosta (Franco Cubero Acosta) strike a pose in Riverside Theatre (Riverside Theatre), photographed by Joe Semkow ()

09/22/2026

Cheers to the 🥃🍁

We hope you kick off the new season with eagerness, peace, and perhaps a fun beverage. You can find the recipe for this one in the current issue’s Mix It Up column.

Written by Jules Aron (Jules Aron)
Photo by Gyorgy Papp

09/21/2026

“As daylight is more noticeably dwindling, slipping away earlier each evening, September offers an opportunity to slow our pace just enough to notice the transition taking place around us. Watch some football, make a casserole, and save some energy for October. Year-rounders and snowbirds have the whole month to plan the sweetest return of the entertainment season.”

Stop by this month’s column, written by Nickie Munroe, for some fresh ideas this time of year.

Image via iStock

09/17/2026

Vero Beach Magazine is thrilled to welcome Renae Tesauro (Renae Tesauro) as its . Be sure to read her first editor’s letter in the .

09/15/2026

How do you choose???

Luckily, we don’t have to.

Enjoy this month’s column featuring Ryder’s Gourmet Market (Ryder's Gourmet Market) and its Abel Chico. recipes included.

Written by Alissa Kolar
Photography by Kim Bottalico (Kinosi Photography)

09/14/2026

Back in May, we began to put out the call for entries into our annual Magazine . The theme was a fitting one for this milestone year: all of the photographs submitted would represent the of the United States. When all was said and done, we had been dazzled by the sheer variety and stunning beauty of the geography and wildlife across this great land of ours. Of the 63 national parks, nearly half were represented in the entries we received.

We hope the images take your breath away and inspire you to explore the natural splendor that is all around us
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Written by Teresa Lee Rushworth
Photos are all featured winners/honorable mentions in various categories

09/10/2026

“There are wood ships and there are good ships and there are ships that sail the seas, but the best ships are friendships, and may that always be,” proclaims Captain Matt Forgues as we jubilantly raise our welcome cocktails into the air. It’s the golden hour before sunset on the island of St. Vincent, and my husband and I are among eight passengers and two crew members embarking on a seven-day sailing voyage through the Grenadines—an Eastern Caribbean island chain about 90 miles west of Barbados.

Our “good ship” is Hadali, the fourth and newest electric-powered yacht operated by TradeWinds (TradeWinds), a global company offering vacations to destinations less traveled throughout the Caribbean, Europe, the South Pacific, and the Indian Ocean. Custom built by renowned French shipbuilders Fountaine Pajot (Fountaine Pajot) and spanning 51 feet, our luxurious floating home provides both privacy and ample gathering space for up to 10 guests and crew.”

Set sail in “Gliding Through the Grenadines” in the September issue to get the full experience ⛵️

Written and featured photos by Renae Tesauro (Renae Tesauro)

09/08/2026

Cathi and Bob Bates have created an exotic paradise in their own backyard, and you’re invited to learn all about it in “An Italian Idyll.”

Enjoy this on page 92 in the issue 🏡

Written by Chris Fasolino (Chris Fasolino)
Photography by Steven Martine (Steven Martine)

09/01/2026

If you haven’t heard, Overpass Arena (The Overpass Arena) is bringing the excitement of the to 🤠 Before this weekend’s big event, saddle up and read “Bull Sessions,” one of our .

Written by Alissa Kolar
Photography by Steven Martine (Steven Martine)

08/31/2026

Something about so soon 🔷✨🔷

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