The Vero Beach Museum of Art, a nonprofit organization, was founded by the Alliance for the Arts, established in 1978 solely to create a regional center for the appreciation and teaching of the arts and humanities.
The Museum is the principal visual arts facility on Florida’s Treasure coast and serves a three-county area. Its neoclassical structure commands a premiere position in Riverside Park, along the scenic Indian River and serves more than 75,000 residents and visitors annually. Through its many exhibitions and diverse collection of art and many other events including art classes, community events and special youth events, it is applauded as the cultural heart of the community.
The Museum charges admission fees—up to $12 for adults, but kids get free admission. There are other exceptions—for example, first responders and active-duty military can go to the Museum for free. The cost of admission to the museum is subject to change, so please verify before planning your visit.
Brady Roberts is the Executive Director and CEO of the Museum.
You can become a member of the Vero Beach Museum of Art. Different membership levels are available, each with its benefits and features. Options include individual or family membership. Benefactor and donor memberships, business, and patron memberships are also available.
You get free admission to the Vero Beach Museum of Art if you’re a Bank of America cardholder. This benefit is available on the first full weekend of every month, which includes Saturday and Sunday. You have to show your Bank of America Card at the Visitors Service. People who get SNAP benefits can also qualify for free museum admission. Otherwise, there’s Free Admission on the last Saturday of every month.
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