Martin County Florida Tourism Development Council
Martin County stretches along forty miles of wide sandy beaches, bordering the blue Atlantic.
Here, sparkling cays and deep water inlets follow the Intracoastal north from historic Hobe Sound, to charming Stuart and colorful Jensen Beach. Each of our unique “downtown” offers its own collection of fashionable shops, intimate boutiques, antique stores, art galleries and restaurants. There’s also music and entertainment. Even “live” theatre! A few miles to the west, lies tranquil Palm City, known for boating, championship golf courses and its equestrian lifestyle. Still further west, roam our own “cowboy country”, home to rustic Indiantown and famed for bass fishing on Lake Okeechobee.
Catch your fish and eat it too!
Arts Council of Stuart and Martin County, Florida
The Arts Council serves Stuart and Martin County by providing leadership that influences the growth of the arts by establishing relationships and building partnerships, resulting in a variety of cultural experiences for our community. Current and upcoming cultural events information are listed on their Web site.
The RiverWalk Jazz Series is collaboration between the Stuart News, The Downtown Business Association (DBA), Stuart MainStreet, the City of Stuart Parks and Recreation Department, Hi Mom Productions and Stuart Heritage. Their mission is to bring first class, live jazz entertainment to Stuart’s historic downtown waterfront. The series was started to help increase pedestrian and retail traffic to the historic downtown area. It has grown into a very successful jazz-arts program. Jazz fans from Miami to Montreal Canada and from all over the Treasure Coast are raving about the jazz series and are begging for more!
Stuart/Martin County Chamber of Commerce
Good For Business, Good For Residents, Good For Visitors. Enjoy Our Good Nature
ARC of Martin County Treasure Coast Bike Fest. All proceeds from this event will assist the ARC of Martin County in fulfilling their mission to “assist and support children and adults with developmental disabilities to achieve their fullest potential.” To learn more about the ARC, Click Here