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A WEEKEND TRIP TO

ALYS BEACH, FL

Along Florida’s scenic Highway 30A, is a paradise of pure white architecture, turquoise waters, and luxurious charm. Alys Beach is a coastal gem that invites you to stroll its cobblestone streets lined with Mediterranean-inspired courtyards and lush greenery. With pristine beaches, world-class dining, and unique boutique shopping, Alys Beach is the perfect blend of relaxation and elegance. Whether you're savoring a handcrafted cocktail at NEAT, biking the nature trails, or simply soaking in the vibrant sunsets, Alys Beach offers an unforgettable escape to a world of refined beauty and tranquility.

George's at Alys Beach

George's at Alys Beach is an upscale, yet casual restaurant bringing regional coastal flair infused with global flavors to the quaint town of Alys Beach, Florida. Dishes are created using locally sourced, high-quality produce and the freshest seafood available. A thoughtfully curated wine list, batched cocktails and a selection of decadent desserts round out our offerings. The charming beach cottage provides the perfect backdrop for dinner with friends and family. Dine indoors in our airy and cozy dining room, or enjoy the beautiful Florida sunshine on the screened porches, or the covered or uncovered patio areas. For days when the waitlist is lengthy, a rooftop viewing deck is open for you to have a drink and look out over beautiful Alys Beach.

The Butterfly Garden

This serene landscaped space designed to attract and support native butterfly species. Featuring a variety of flowering plants, including milkweed and nectar-rich blooms, the garden serves as both a habitat and a tranquil retreat for visitors. Winding pathways, lush greenery, and strategically placed benches create a peaceful setting where guests can observe butterflies in their natural environment. This hidden gem reflects Alys Beach’s commitment to conservation and natural beauty, making it a delightful stop for nature lovers and photographers alike.

Alys Shoppe

A stylish boutique offering a curated selection of upscale apparel, accessories, and home décor. Known for its elegant coastal aesthetic, the shop features exclusive Alys Beach-branded merchandise alongside designer clothing, jewelry, and unique gifts. Whether you're looking for a chic outfit, a keepsake from your visit, or a beautifully crafted home accent, Alys Shoppe provides a refined shopping experience that embodies the sophisticated charm of Alys Beach.

Cove Inn

In the heart of town, beach-dwellers and shopkeepers, visitors and locals, join in vibrant community. The Town Center, with its boutiques and restaurants, fountain and public green space, is the embodiment of urban energy in a setting that is classically coastal.

The Pearl

Luxurious beachfront retreat known for its elegant architecture, world-class amenities, and personalized service. This boutique hotel features beautifully designed rooms with private balconies, offering stunning views of the Gulf of Mexico or the charming town. Guests can enjoy a rooftop lounge, an award-winning restaurant, a full-service spa, and exclusive beach access. With its blend of Southern hospitality and modern sophistication, The Pearl Hotel provides an unforgettable stay in the heart of Florida’s scenic Highway 30A.

Tykes & Teens

As one of the largest providers of quality mental health and wellness services for children and families on the Treasure Coast, Tykes & Teens is continuing to serve their clients with in-person and virtual telehealth services. We are committed to ensuring the safe continuity of care for our clients during the COVID-19 pandemic via HIPAA-compliant telehealth services, as well as from over 50 in-person locations, including outpatient offices in Palm City, Jensen Beach, Hobe Sound, Port St. Lucie and Vero Beach; childcare centers; Martin, Okeechobee and Indian River County schools; in collaboration with community partners; and in more than 200 homes. They are continuing to follow the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) COVID-19 guidelines, as well as all federal, state and local regulations to protect our clients, staff and the communities we serve.

If your child or a child you know is experiencing heightened levels of anxiety, depression, substance use or other mental health stresses, you are not alone. Please call them at (772) 220-3439.

Treasure Coast Tang Soo Do

Martial Arts is so much more than punching and kicking. Becoming a black belt takes commitment. To earn your black belt, you have to master the physical, mental, and spiritual aspects of the art. What we learn in the dojang develops leaders, better neighbors, and great friends. Our black belts are held to high standards which inspires everyone training to learn more, practice, and keep growing and improving continually.

Nonprofits report priceless progress thanks to ‘Impact’ grants

Written by:  Mary Schenkel



The philanthropic ladies of Indian River Impact 100 gathered at the United Against Poverty UP Center to learn how the $100,000 grants they provided in April have been used to date. “I want to thank you all for coming because you made this day possible. It’s because of your collective giving that these folks were able to have their dreams come true,” said Suzi McCoy Shriner, Impact board president. After thanking everyone, representatives of Bike Walk Indian River County, Feed the Lambs Enrichment Program, Ocean Research and Conservation Association, and Homeless Children’s Foundation spoke about their projects. Megan Bradford, program administrator at Bike Walk, spoke about their Pedal it Forward program. “We provide safe and reliable bicycles to those individuals in our community who don’t have another means of transportation,” said Bradford, adding that they provided 538 bikes last year, along with locks, lights and helmets. The grant was used to employ Bradford; purchase bike parts and tools, including a mechanic lift station; recruit volunteers; and market their outreach efforts to the transportation-deprived. “They’re trying to improve their lives. Their situation is not permanent and they are on the way to going forward in their lives,” said Bradford. She said they are working with the Go Line so that people can better combine bike rides with bus rides to work, stores and appointments. “With this momentum, we will build long-term sustainability and we will focus on fundraising past the two-year grant period so that we can continue to peddle it forward,” said Bradford.

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