ARTS & CULTURE

With the Court House Cultural Center on one end and the Stuart Feed Store Museum on the other, Downtown Stuart brings a local twist to experiencing the arts. Follow the Sailfish Marker trail to explore Stuart’s hundred-plus year history. Along the way you’ll discover over a dozen murals highlighting Stuart’s unique character; the restored 1926 Lyric Theatre; and fine art galleries.

Allabastro Designs 33 SE Osceola St. Stuart, FL  34994 (772) 288-2519 allabastrodesigns.com/ 

Allabastro Designs is a full-service interior design studio based in downtown Stuart, Florida, led by principal designer Kerry Allabastro. With over 30 years of experience, Kerry is known for her exceptional eye for color, texture, and detail, blending classic and innovative design to create inviting, livable spaces. Her work has been widely published and the studio offers comprehensive services including space planning, finish and furniture selection, procurement, and full project management.


Rare Earth Gallery 41 SW Flagler Avenue Stuart, FL 34994 (772) 287 7744 www.rareearthgallery.com • Take Our Virtual Tour

Rare Earth Gallery features over 70 local and regional artisans. Our collection of unique handmade art is continually rotated to showcase new artists and the latest work from our current artists. We have been offering fine art to the community since 1976; featuring: fused and blown glass, wood bowls and jewelry boxes, paintings, jewelry, photography and pottery. We are in the center of Historic Downtown Stuart at 41 SW Flagler Avenue. Open 7 days a week.


Stuart Heritage Museum 161 S.W. Flagler Avenue Stuart, FL 34994 (772) 220-4600 www.stuartheritagemuseum.com The Stuart Heritage Museum is dedicated to the early pioneers, telling their story of growing pineapples and of harvesting fish, life during the good years, the “boom” years and the difficult depression years. Enjoy Stuart and Martin County artifacts in the historic building that has survived over 108 years of the growth and change in one small town – Stuart, Florida. Stuart Heritage, Inc. was formed in 1988 to rediscover and memorialize the history and architecture of the Stuart and Martin County area through the preservation of artifacts, writings, newspapers, photographs, journals, maps, blueprints and the like, and to make available to the public the history of our pioneering, founding families and their unique heritage.


Treasure Coast Sailing Adventures 121 SW Flagler Ave. Stuart, FL 34994 (772) 267-7076 treasurecoastsailingadventures.com Join us for a sail on the historic, wooden schooner “Lily”. She was the last vessel of her kind to haul cargo under sail in the US. Sail the St. Lucie River and enjoy morning wildlife, brisker afternoon winds, or a romantic sunset trip. Trips are about two hours in length. Interact with the captain, help raise the sails, fire the cannon, and enjoy music played by the crew. The Lily is also a great venue for weddings, parties, and business charters. She is US Coast Guard certified for forty-two passengers. Give us a call for reservations or questions. Sails depart three times daily from downtown Stuart. Please call for times. 772.267.7076 Pricing: $30/Adult and $15/Child. Passengers may bring food/drink in moderation.


The Arts Council of Martin County 80 SW Osceola St. Stuart, FL 34994 (772) 287-6676 Toll Free: 888-448-2787 www.martinarts.org FB: https://www.facebook.com/martinarts

The Arts Council of Martin County, a 501(c)3 organization, has been a leader in the arts community since 1980. The arts and culture programs we support inspire creativity, learning, strengthen the fabric of our community ultimately benefiting all of us. We provide services and programs to visual and performing artists, arts organizations, students and the general public. Arts education, such as Arts Day and Cultural Conversations, Community events such as our annual ArtsFest in Memorial Park, our Gallery at the Court House Cultural Center in downtown Stuart, our support to local Cultural Organizations and Artists, including professional development for artists and cultural organizations and serving as a clearinghouse for cultural information county-wide via our family of MartinArts publications (on-line and in print).