Treasure Coast Events and Festivals
Seafood, art, film and pineapples, from January to November.
Treasure Coast events and festivals cluster in winter and spring, when the weather is mild and seasonal residents are in town. This list covers the regional festivals that our county guides do not, so look there too for boat shows, county fairs, spring training and the weekly downtown street parties.
Dates shift from year to year, and some festivals are run by volunteers with changing schedules. Always confirm on the organizer’s site, and book rooms early for the biggest weekends.
Annual Festivals and Events
A two-day food festival with seafood vendors, music and family activities.
A juried outdoor art show, run with the Hobe Sound Chamber of Commerce, that has passed its 25th year.
An art show and festival honoring the Florida Highwaymen painters.
A riverside shrimp festival run by the Rotary Club of Sebastian with the city.
Screenings, filmmaker talks and parties; formerly the Vero Beach Wine and Film Festival.
A regional Pride festival organized by The Sanctuary of the Treasure Coast.
Seafood vendors alongside marine and wildlife art.
A Halloween event for families in the historic downtown.
A revived festival celebrating the town’s pineapple-farming past.
Dates move from year to year — confirm on the organizer’s site before you plan around an event.
Official Event Calendars
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What are the biggest Treasure Coast events and festivals?
Our county guides cover the largest, such as the Stuart Boat Show, spring training in Port St. Lucie and the Fellsmere Frog Leg Festival. Regionally, the seafood festivals in Port St. Lucie and Sebastian and the Vero Beach Film Festival draw big crowds.
When is festival season on the Treasure Coast?
January through April has the most events, with a second, smaller burst in October and November.