Vero Beach Museum of Art - Vero Beach (FL)

5 /5 Haven: I really liked & enjoyed this museum… truly hospitable front desk & security staff. Joyce the sculptor tour guide for the JOHN MILLER Glass Diner Exhibits was very nice. She provided details about the history and the making of each piece… it was truly appreciated to have learned the background of these spectacular displays. Additional Art that a literally “Picture Perfect”. The museum’s layout was nice, very clean & presentable. The outdoor grounds were quite nice and the location of the museum is within walking distance to veteran’s memorial park. Parking is free and the museum’s entry fee was reasonably priced. Highly recommend a visit to this nice museum.

5 /5 Lawrence Ambrose: This is a gem. A first rate museum on the Florida coast. The standing exhibits are varied and excellent. I visited the current exhibition of French impressionists and post, on loan from Brooklyn. More than worth the price of admission.

5 /5 Mark Elliott Miller, MPH: When traveling from Jensen Beach to Tampa, we stopped by Vero Beach and were thrilled to find this museum. An impressive, traveling blown glass “food” exhibit by Illinois artist John Miller made us smile and take many photos to share with friends. The residential exhibits included three works by Andy Warhol and a small collection of other well-respected artists. A sculpture garden was pleasant to stroll through on the beautiful day we were in town.

5 /5 Nick Shamhart: An engaging collection of pieces by both local and more widely accomplished artists. It is wonderful to see a small community dedicate so much in resources to the arts. In other municipalities of a similar size as Vero you would be hard-pressed to find a public gallery, and probably only a few pieces at the local college. It is obvious how much the community wants this arts-focused image to continue into the future, and I commend them for it, for their lovely facility, and collection.

5 /5 Renaissance Marie Austin: This museum is small enough to take your time walking through all the exhibits without rushing. It is a beautiful and clean facility with a cafe, children art room and an education section where you can sign up for classes. And of course a gift shop. Plenty of parking but I took transit for the first time in Vero. From my hotel the 13 to 2 to the 1, exit at Yatch club entrance, cross the street then walk up to the park, theather and museum. Public transit is free and was surprisingly fluid and seemless. There are great exhibitions at the museum. Impressionism, fashion photography, still life, a contemplation on what clothing means to society. I fell in love with a female painter. Staff was nice and professional. I PAID 12 bucks for non-member adult ticket. There senior, student, and military discounts. Members are free.