PORT ST. LUCIE BOTANICAL GARDENS
2410 Southeast Westmoreland Boulevard, Port St Lucie, FL 34952 Directions
Since 2010
Here’s The Deal:
Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens is managed and operated by Friends of the Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens, Inc., a non-profit 501(c)(3) public charity organization founded to help support the daily operations of the gardens. Friends volunteers provide hands-on, day-to-day oversight of the facility, including staffing to handle the many visitors year-round. Membership options also provide exclusive membership gatherings, hands-on, how-to seminars, discounts to their gift shop and paid events, and more. You can bring standard wheelchairs or handicap scooters for guests in need of assistance. Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens offers free of charge to all who enter. Pets are not permitted in the garden. Donations are appreciated.
SPECIALTY:
Guest Speakers, Birthday and Holiday Parties, Plant Sales Series, Meetings and Seminars, Quinceanera, Gift Shop, Art Exhibits, Anniversary, Wedding Ceremonies, Celebration of Life Events, The Native Plant Garden, Music, Receptions, Children's Activities, The Hibiscus Garden, Pavilion, Picnic tables, Amphitheater, Lake & Sidewalks
Price: Adults: $5
Students: $2
Discount: 10% off most Gift Shop purchases
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ELLIOTT MUSEUM
825 Northeast Ocean Boulevard, Stuart, Port St Lucie, FL 34996 Directions
Since 1961
Here’s The Deal:
Elliott Museum enriches the city through its wide range of exhibitions, collections, and seminars, all designed to meet people's needs and visit the Treasure Coast. The Historical Society of Martin County is the parent body of the Elliott Museum. Historical Society of Martin County interprets and celebrates the genius of innovation, creativity, and the historical events of Martin County. Rob Steele is the proud President and CEO of the Elliott Museum. Maritime, baseball, bicycles, vintage wooden boats, motorcycles, over 90 automobiles, and trucks, and even an aeroplane are among the topics covered in the permanent and rotating displays. Elliott Museum welcomes more than 50,000 visitors annually.
SPECIALTY:
Vintage Cars, Baseball Artifacts, Artwork, Americana, Rotating Exhibits in the Changing Exhibitions Gallery, Art Studio with Classes, Theater, Tribute to Local Philanthropists Frances Langford and Ralph Evinrude, Museum Store & Student Art Exhibit
Price: Adults: $12
Kids(3-12): $6
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CLOVER PARK
31 Piazza Drive, Port St Lucie, FL 34986 Directions
Since 1988
Here’s The Deal:
Clover Park is one of the famous baseball stadiums and it is home to the Mets for Spring Training. Initially, it was called Thomas J. White Stadium. Later in 2004, it was renamed Tradition Field. The stadium is also used for hosting college events. It underwent a complete renovation in 2020, which features many advanced facilities. Clubhouse and more outfield spectator sections are developed during the renovation. The scoreboard has been renovated to feature a larger screen with extensive replay highlights.
SPECIALTY:
Baseball Stadium, Field-Level Seats, Clubhouse, Outfield Areas & events