Brevard County Fact Book 2014 - 2015

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Even the birds enjoy a day at the beach. TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAY 

Contents 

INTRODUCTION 

Welcome to Brevard, 4 

Contributors, 8 

LIFE IN BREVARD 

Community profiles, 10-12 

Marriage and divorce, 14 

Settling in, 15 and 17 

Hooking up your utilities, 20-22 

Registering to vote, 23 

Government offices, 24-26 

Elected officials, 27 

Court services, 28 

Fire stations, 28 

Law enforcement, 29 

Libraries, 31 

Community parks, 32-33 

Weather, 34 

Chambers of commerce, 35 

Community centers, 36 

Animals and pets, 37-39 

Getting around, 40 and 44 

Post offices, 44 

MEDICAL CARE 

Hospitals, 48 

General medicine, 49 

Assisted living, 52-53 

Home health care, 54-55 and 57 

Mental health agencies, 60 

SCHOOLS 

Public schools, 61-63 

Private schools, 64 

Charter schools, 65 

Colleges, 66-68 

OUTDOORS 

Introduction, 73 

Youth sports, 74 

Space Coast Stadium, 75 

Brevard County Manatees, 75 

Nature trails, 78 

Sea turtles, 79 

Nature groups, 80 

Fishing and boating licenses, 81 

How to fish Sebastian Inlet, 82 

Fish camps and marinas, 83 

Boat ramps, 84 

Surfing, 85 

Sailing, 85 

Golf, 86 

Tennis, 88 

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 

Attractions, 89 

Shopping, 90 

Performing arts, 91-94 

Museums and galleries, 95-96 

Festivals, 97-98 

Movie theaters, 99 

Cable television, 100 

Radio stations, 100 

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MALCOLM DENEMARK/FLORIDA TODAY 

ORGANIZATIONS 

Military organizations, 101 

Lodges, 101 

Clubs, 102-103 

Volunteers, 104-105 

PLACES TO STAY 

Hotels, 106-107 

Vacation rentals, 108 

RV parks, 108 

WORSHIP 

Places of worship, 110-114 

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Introduction 

WELCOME TO BREVARD COUNTY 

The Space Shuttle Atlantis attraction has 

become the star at the Kennedy Space Center 

Visitor Complex. Getting up close to a space 

shuttle is not only fun, but educational for 

children and adults alike. 

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Space Coast prepares for 

bold, new adventures 

FLORIDA TODAY staff 

Brevard County has a treasure trove 

of activities awaiting you. The 

FLORIDA TODAY Fact Book is the 

place to discover them. 

One of the most celebrated additions 

for tourists and residents alike is the 

Kennedy Space Center Visitors Complex’s 

new $100 million attraction, Space Shuttle 

Atlantis. Opened in June 2013, it stars none 

other than one of NASA’s four retired 

space shuttles. 

The six-story facility housing Space 

Shuttle Atlantis lets visitors experience 

one of mankind’s most amazing 

achievements and learn more about 

NASA’s 30-year Space Shuttle program. 

Back down to Earth, our 72-mile long 

county offers endless opportunities for 

nature lovers. From strolling along our 

ample beaches and kayaking lagoons, to 

fishing our rivers and enjoying picnics in 

public parks, nature lovers will find an 

endless source of appeal. 

Those loving the arts and 

entertainment will find an unending array 

of activities. Theater patrons frequently 

comment that the five bona fide 

community theaters here deliver 

“Broadway in Brevard.” 

Visual artists abound here and 

regularly exhibit in area galleries; dance 

companies perform throughout the year in 

the three large venues. 

Florida Tech runs the county’s two fine 

art museums and curates vivid, exciting 

exhibitions. 

Musical concerts range from country to 

classic, from amateur to world renown, 

and are held in a variety of venues from 

300 to 2,000 seats. It’s enough to make any 

music lover call Brevard “heaven.” 

Want to discover a club or charitable 

organization to broaden your interests and 

let your volunteer spirit soar? 

Or maybe how to contact your elected 

official or find your nearest public school? 

This is where to look. 

Discover the myriad activities and 

attractions waiting to connect you to your 

community and remind you why you love 

living in Brevard. 

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Introduction 




Community Profiles 

Life in Brevard 

BAREFOOT BAY 

Population: 5,979 Unincorporated. 

Point of interest: Recreational 

amenities. Fast fact: 

Retirement, family community 

established 1969. 772-664-3141; 

bbrd.org 

CAPE CANAVERAL 

Population: 9,954 Incorporated: 

1963 Points of interest: 

Recreational amenities; Port 

Canaveral and Cape Canaveral 

Air Force Station are nearby. Fast 

fact: Ponce de Leon named Cape 

of Currents in 1513. 321-868-1220; 

cityofcapecanaveral.org 

COCOA 



Cocoa Village, Brevard Museum 

of History and Natural Science, 

Cocoa Expo. Fast fact: Supposedly 

named after a box of Baker’s 

Cocoa delivered to Willard’s 

General Store. 321-433-8800; 

cocoafl.org 

COCOA BEACH 



Cocoa Beach Pier, Surfside 

Playhouse, home of Ron Jon Surf 

Shop. Fast fact: First homesteaded 

by freed slaves after the 

Civil War. 321-868-3235; 

cityofcocoabeach.com 

GRANT-VALKARIA 


2006 Points of interest: The 

Grant Seafood Festival in February, 

Florida’s longest continuous 

seafood festival; Valkaria Airport. 

Fast fact: Was two separate 

communities, Grant and Valkaria, 

until 2006. Known for commercial 

fishing, crab and oyster 

houses along U.S. 1. 321-951-1380; 

grantvalkaria.org 

INDIALANTIC 



Indialantic Beach Park, Fifth 

Avenue Boardwalk. Fast fact: 

Name was chosen by Ernest Kouwen-Hoven, 

a developer; Indialantic-by-the-Sea 

is the full 

name. 321-723-2242; 

indialantic.com 

INDIAN HARBOUR 

BEACH 



Bicentennial Park, Gleason 

Park and Millennium Park. 

Fast fact: First tsunamiready 

city on the East 

Coast. 321-773-3181; 

indianharbourbeach.org 

MALABAR 

Population: 2,766 

Incorporated: 1962 

Points of interest: Malabar 

Scrub Sanctuary and the 

Jordan Scrub. Fast fact: The 

town formally was recognized 

Dec. 24, 1883, when the U.S. 

government established a post 

office; mail was delivered by 

sailboat. 321-727-7764; 

townofmalabar.org 

MELBOURNE 


1888; merged with Eau Gallie 

in 1969 Points of interest: 

Florida Tech Botanical Gardens, 

King Center for the Performing 

Arts, Liberty Bell Memorial Museum, 

Rossetter House. Fast 

fact: City named in 1880 when 

homesteader Richard W. Goode’s 

daughter drew its name on the 

longest of three broom straws. 

321-608-7000; 

melbourneflorida.org 

MELBOURNE BEACH 



Ryckman House, Sea Turtle Preservation 

Society, Flutie Athletic 

Complex. Fast fact: The county’s 

oldest beach community was 

founded in 1883. 321-724-5860; 

melbournebeachfl.org 

MELBOURNE VILLAGE 

Population: 662 Incorporated: 

1957 Points of interest: Hester 

Wagner Community Center and 

historical trail, 11 parks. Fast 

fact: Brevard’s least populous 

incorporated community. 321- 

723-8300; melbournevillage.org 

MERRITT ISLAND 


Points of interest: 

Kennedy Space Center and the 

Visitor Complex, Merritt Island 

National Wildlife Refuge, Ulumay 

Wildlife Sanctuary. Fast 

facts: The island was part of a 

land grant given by the king of 

Spain to a nobleman named 

Merritt. Initial economy based 

on cattle, pineapple, sugar cane 

and citrus. 

MICCO 


Points of interest: Barefoot 

Bay modular-home development, 

founded in 1970, occupies 

1,100 acres; home to Little 

Hollywood and Snug Harbor. 

Fast fact: The community’s 

shores are dotted with marinas, 

piers, seafood outlets and marine 

repair services. 

MIMS 


Point of interest: Harry 

T. Moore Memorial Park and 

Cultural Center honors civil-rights 

leaders Harry T. and Harriette V. 

Moore. Fast fact: From early 

1920s to about 1927, Mims was a 

town with a mayor and a council. 

PALM BAY 



Turkey Creek Wildlife Sanctuary; 

Lagoon House is the starting 

point of the Indian River Lagoon 

Scenic Highway. Fast fact: Brevard 

County’s most populous 


community. 321-952-3400; 

palmbayflorida. org 

PALM SHORES 

Population: 896 Incorporated: 

1959 Point of interest: Florida 

Wildlife Hospital & Sanctuary. 

Fast fact: Brevard County’s 

fastest-growing community in 

the 1990s. The population went 

from 210 in 1990 to 794 in 2000. 

321-242-4555; 

townofpalmshores.org 

PATRICK AIR FORCE 

BASE 

Population: 1,222 Commissioned: 

Banana River Naval Air 

Station in 1940, renamed in 1950 

Points of interest: 45th Space 

Wing and the Air Force Technical 

Application Center. Fast fact: 

Studies global nuclear testing; 

includes combat rescue wing, 

defense equal opportunity management 

institute. 321-494-1110; 

www.patrick.af.mil 

PORT ST. JOHN 


Points of interest: Fay 

Lake Wilderness Park, Parrish 

Healthcare Center, Wuesthoff 

Medical Center at Port St. John. 

Fast fact: Site of Florida Power & 

Light’s Cape Canaveral Next 

Generation Clean Energy Center. 

ROCKLEDGE 



Taylor and McLarty parks and the 

Community Park of Rockledge; 

scenic Rockledge Drive; Rockledge 

Country Club. Fast fact: 

Oldest winter resort on Florida’s 

East Coast. 321-690-3978; 

cityofrockledge.org 

SATELLITE BEACH 



Pelican Beach Park, recreation 

complex, Samsons Island Park, 

Hightower Beach Park, skate 

park, off-leash dog park. Fast 

fact: Most populous beachside 

community in South Brevard. 

321-773-4407; 

satellitebeachfl.org 

SCOTTSMOOR 


Point of interest: The 

source of the Indian River 

originates north of here. Fast 

facts: Land acquired through a 

Spanish land grant, main com- 

See COMMUNITIES, Page 12 



Communities 

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merce is citrus, resort community 

in the 1920s. 

SUNTREE 


Points of interest: Two 

18-hole golf courses. There are 

4,506 properties in Suntree. Fast 

fact: Suntree consists of 68 communities, 

encompassing 4 square 

miles north and south of Wickham 

Road between Interlachen 

Road and Jordan Blass Boulevard. 

Suntree Master Homeowners 

Association is at 7550 Spyglass Hill 

Road, 321-242-8960; 

suntreeflorida.com 

TITUSVILLE 



Emma Parrish Theatre, Valiant Air 

Command Warbird Museum, 

American Police Hall of Fame & 

Museum, U.S. Space Walk of 

Fame Museum, U.S. Astronaut 

Hall of Fame. Fast fact: The right 

to name the town was won by 

Col. Titus, who defeated Col. Rice 

in dominoes. 321-383-5775; 

titusville.com 

Visitors to the Brevard Zoo in Viera enjoy feeding the giraffes at Expedition Africa. The zoo is one of 

several entertainment venues in the area that bolster the family spirit. Viera is home to Duran Golf 

Club and is the spring training home of the Washington Nationals. MALCOLM DENEMARK/FLORIDA TODAY 

VIERA 


Points of interest: Brevard 

Zoo, Space Coast Stadium 

Fast fact: Viera is a Slovak word 

meaning “faith.” It was chosen by 

the Duda family, which established 

The Viera Co. to develop a 

master planned community, 

because it embodies the family’s 

heritage and evokes visions of the 

future. 321-242-1200; viera.com 

WEST MELBOURNE 


1959 Points of interest: Max 

K. Rodes Park, Erna Nixon Hammock 

Park. Fast fact: West Melbourne 

became a city because 

residents didn’t want to pay 

property tax. Today, residents pay 

property tax. 321-727-7700; 

westmelbourne.org 

Research: City, town and Air Force base 

officials; community organizations in 

unincorporated areas; Florida Office of 

Economic and Demographic Research 

(excluding jail inmates); U.S. Census 

Bureau. Figures for some unincorporated 

areas are for “census designated place” 

boundaries that might not include parts 

of the community. 



Marriage and Divorce 

To apply for a marriage license or 

divorce in Brevard County, applicants 

must go to a Brevard County 

Clerk of the Circuit Court office 

between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays. 

For information, call 321- 

637-5413 (option 3) or check the 

website at brevardclerk.us. 

Offices are at: 

Melbourne: 51 S. Nieman Ave., 

Melbourne Branch Courthouse 

Merritt Island: 2575 N. Courtenay 

Parkway, Room 129, Merritt 

Island Complex 

Palm Bay: 450 Cogan Drive SE, 

County Service Complex 

Titusville: 400 South St. 

Viera: 2825 Judge Fran Jamieson 

Way, first floor, Moore Justice 

Center 

Valid photo identification, such 

as a driver’s license, must be presented. 

Both applicants must provide 

Social Security numbers. If previously 

married, you must know the 

date when the previous marriage 

ended. 

For a marriage license, both 

applicants must apply together in 

person. 

Filling out an online application 

at http://web1.brevardclerk.us/ 

oscar/cform.aspx can expedite the 

application process. Save the application 

number it provides and bring 

it to the clerk. 

To obtain a marriage license 

without parental consent, both 

applicants must be at least 18 years 

of age. The age restriction does not 

apply for individuals who have been 

married previously or can prove they 

are parents or expectant parents. 

A marriage license application 

fee of $93.50 can be reduced to $61 

if both parties submit a certificate of 

completion of an approved premarital 

preparation course. If the ceremony 

is performed at the clerk’s 

office, an extra $30 is charged. 

Certified copies of marriage 

licenses are available for $3 each. 

In most cases, there is a threeday 

waiting period for Florida 

residents. If the bride and groom are 

residents of Florida and both took 

the premarital course and submitted 

a certificate of completion, 

there is no waiting period. A hardship 

may be declared to avoid the 

waiting period. There is no waiting 

period for nonresidents. 

The Clerk of the Court office can 

provide information on how to 

obtain paperwork needed to file for 

a divorce. 


Settling In 

LEGAL ADVICE 

The Florida Bar’s Lawyer 

Referral Service: Provides 

referrals to attorneys who will 

conduct an initial one-half hour 

office consultation for $25,00 

800-342-8011; floridabar.org. 

Brevard County Legal Aid: 

Offers free service with family law 

and other civil legal services, 

financial guidelines may apply, 

9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. 

Monday through Thursday, and 

and 9 a.m. to noon on Fridays, 

321-631-2500; brevardcounty 

legalaid.org. 

AUTOMOBILE TAGS 

New residents must apply for 

Florida tags and car titles within 

10 days after they begin working 

or enroll children in school. Proof 

of Florida insurance is required 

before tags can be issued. 

Vehicles are registered at the 

Brevard County Tax Collector’s 

Office. 

For details, check the website 

at flhsmv.gov and follow the 

instructions, or call the central 

customer service line at 850-617- 

2000. 

Tags can be purchased at the 

following offices: 

Titusville: North Brevard Service 

Complex, 800 S. Park Ave., 

321-264-5224 


Parkway, 

321-264-5224 

Indian Harbour Beach: Indian 

Harbour Place Shopping Center, 

240 E. Eau Gallie Blvd., 

321-779-4009 

Melbourne: South Brevard 

Service Complex, 1515 Sarno Road, 

321-255-4410. 

Palm Bay: Palm Bay South 

Mainland Service Center, 450 

Cogan Drive SE, 321-952-4540. 

DRIVER’S LICENSES 

All driver’s license operations are 

provided by the Tax Collector’s 

branch offices, including road 

tests and written tests. Road tests 

are scheduled by appointment. 

Titusville: North Brevard Service 

Complex, 800 S. Park Ave., 

321-264-5224, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., 

Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and 

Fridays and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on 

See SETTLING IN, Page 17 




Settling in 


Wednesdays. 



321-255-4410, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., 


Fridays and 9 a.m. to 4p.m. on 

Wednesdays. 


Parkway, 321-264-5224, 8:30 a.m. 

to 4 p.m., Mondays, Tuesdays, 

Thursdays and Fridays and 9 a.m. 

to 4 p.m. on Wednesdays. 

Indian Harbour Beach: 240 E. 

Eau Gallie Blvd., in the Indian 

Harbour Place shopping center, 

321-779-4009, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., 



Wednesdays. 

Palm Bay: South Mainland Service 

Center, 450 Cogan Drive SE, 

321-952-4540, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., 



Wednesdays. 

Florida driver’s licenses must 

be obtained within 10 days of 

establishing residency. A replacement 

license is required at a cost 

of $25 within 10 days of changing 

a name or address. New residents 

who have a valid out-of-state 

license will be required to take 

the vision examination. 

Visit gathergoget.com or 

flhsmv. gov to view the documentation 

required to get a 

driver’s license. 

The license costs $48 for six 

years. Commercial driver’s licenses 

cost $75. On-time renewals 

are $48 for Class E. CDL ontime 

renewals are $48. Endorsement 

fees are $7 each. 

To obtain a driver’s license, all 

first-time drivers must attend a 

four-hour substance-abuse 

course, which may be part of the 

curriculum in high school driver’s 

education courses. 


Grace Vista, a local Realtor, shows a luxury home for sale in the Suntree area of Melbourne. 

Eligible Florida residents may apply for a $50,000 homestead exemption. TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAY 

Two forms of legal identification 

also are required. Applicants 

must take a written examination 

and have a vision screening. 

Learner’s permits are available 

for 15-year-olds. Minors must hold 

the learner’s permit for at least 

one year before converting to a 

regular license. 

After age 18, one need not 

hold the learner’s permit for a 

minimum amount of time. 

Holders of learner’s permits 

must log at least 50 hours of 

driving and be accompanied by 

an adult at least 21 years old. At 

least 10 of those hours must be at 

night. Other restrictions apply to 

drivers younger than 18. A parent 

or legal guardian must sign a 

parental consent form. 

A nondriver identification card 

can be obtained for those who do 

not drive and require legal identification. 

Two legal forms of identification 

are required to obtain 

an ID card. Cost is $25 for an original 

and $25 for a duplicate or 

renewal. The ID cards can be 

obtained at age 5. 

HOMESTEAD 

TAX EXEMPTION 

Eligible Florida residents may 

apply for the homestead exemption 

of $50,000 on or before 

March 1 of the year they seek the 

exemption. Applications are taken 

year-round at Brevard County 

property appraiser’s offices. 

Residents 65 or older may 

apply for exemptions up to an 

additional $50,000. For qualifications, 

go to bcpao.us. 

Exemptions also are available 

for widows, widowers, the disabled 

and veterans. 

To apply for a homestead 

exemption, you need the following 

documents for all owners 

living on the property: 

» Florida driver’s license or Florida 

ID card if you do not drive 

» Florida vehicle registration 

» Florida voter’s registration 

» If not a U.S. citizen, a Permanent 

Resident Alien Card 

» Social Security card or other 

official document that includes 

your Social Security number 

» Copy of recorded deed or tax bill 

» Copy of trust agreement if one 

exists 

Check the website at brevard 

propertyappraiser.com or apply at: 


Pkwy., 321-454-6620 

Titusville: Brevard County 

Government Center North, 

400 South St., fifth floor, 

321-264-6700 

Viera: Brevard County 

Government Center, 2725 Judge 

Fran Jamieson Way, Building C, 

first floor, 321-690-6880 



321-255-4440 

Palm Bay: Palm Bay Service 

Complex, 450 Cogan Drive SE, 

321-952-4574 




Hooking Up Utilities 

Basic things you need to know 

about utilities and fees when you 

move to Brevard County. 

ELECTRICITY 

Florida Power & Light Co. customers 

are required to secure their 

accounts with a deposit. An initial 

service charge is included on the 

first bill. 

To start electric service, you 

will need to provide your social 

security number, driver’s license 

number or social insurance number. 

If any of these is not available, 

you still can submit an order but 

will need to fax in another form 

of verifiable ID. 

A certificate of occupancy 

following an electrical inspection 

is required for first-time service for 

a new home. 

To receive FPL service, call 

anytime at 321-723-7795 or visit 

fpl.com. 

GAS 

Florida City Gas supplies natural 

gas to most of Brevard. The company 

requires a deposit that varies 

according to the amount of 

monthly gas usage. 

The meter deposit is refunded 

with interest after service establishment 

fee is required 12 months 

to customers with good payment 

records. A $50 start-up fee is 

required. 

Gas service, 800-993-7546; new 

homes, 800-599-3770; floridacity 

gas.com. 

TELEPHONE 

You can call AT&T at 888-757-6500 

from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday 

through Friday and 8 a.m. to 

5 p.m. Saturday to set up residential 

service. 

You can call 866-620-6000 from 

8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through 

Friday for business service. If 

calling from out of state or via cell 

phone, call 800-753-2909. A deposit 

amount is determined by the 

customer’s credit report. 

Customers must give their 

name, address and Social Security 

number. 

Bright House telephone service 

is used by 250,000 customers in 

Central Florida. For information 

on setting up an account, call 

866-309-EASY (3279) or visit one 

of four Brevard locations: 

728 Cheney Highway, Titusville, 

321-631-3707; 210 Center St., Cape 



The City of Cocoa water tower is decked out in its patriotic stars 

and stripes. CRAIG RUBADOUX/FLORIDA TODAY 

Canaveral, 321-254-3300; 

720 Magnolia Ave., Melbourne, 

321-254-3300; or 1575 Palm Bay 

Road NE, Palm Bay, 321-254-3300. 

WATER, SEWER, TRASH 

Charges for sewer, water and 

trash rates vary in the county. 

Deposits are refunded when 

service is disconnected. 

Barefoot Bay and Snug Harbor: 

Residents pay a $100 deposit for 

water and sewer service to Brevard 

County Water Resources 

Department; a nonrefundable 

account set-up charge of $15 is 

required. Call 772-664-5916. 

Cocoa: The city provides service 

from Port St. John south to the 

Pineda Causeway in north Melbourne 

and includes residents 

from Merritt Island, Cocoa Beach, 

Suntree, Viera and Cape Canaveral. 

Charges vary. 

Cocoa City Hall, 65 Stone St., 

321-433-8400, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

Monday through Friday; cocoafl. 

org or email customerservice@ 

cocoafl.org 

Customers pay a $30 administration 

fee that shows up on the 

first bill. Cocoa residents may pay 

sewer deposits of $50 (inside city 

limits) or $60 (outside city limits), 

plus $40 for water. Cocoa customers 

on septic tanks pay only the 

$40 water deposit. 

Cocoa Beach: Residents pay 

deposits of $60 (inside city limits) 

or $80 (outside city limits) for 

water service. 

Suntree/Viera: Residents may 

pay deposits of $60 for county 

sewer, $40 for city water. 

Rockledge: Residents pay a $40 

sewage deposit, 321-690-3978. 

Melbourne: The city supplies 

water to its residents and those of 

Indian Harbour Beach, Satellite 

Beach, Indialantic, Melbourne 

Beach, Melbourne Village and 

parts of West Melbourne. 

See UTILITIES, Page 22 


Utilities 


The city requires a $43 water 

deposit and a $77 sewer deposit 

for mainland residents and customers 

on city water. A $120 

water and sewer deposit is required 

for beachside residents on 

county sewer. 

Melbourne City Hall, 900 E. 

Strawbridge Ave., 321-608-7000; 

melbourneflorida.org 

Mims: The residents use county 

water and sewer service. 

A $30 deposit is required for 

water service. A $90 deposit is 

required for water and sewer 

service, and account set-up fee of 

$15 is required 

Brevard County Utilities Finance 

Office, 2262 High Drive, 

321-264-5130. 

Palm Bay: The city provides water 

and sewer service through its 

utilities department. Residents 

pay $100 deposit for water, $100 

for sewer and a nonrefundable 

administrative fee of $18.21. 

For an additional $5, the city 

will perform a credit check. If a 

renter’s credit check is favorable, 

the renter will only be responsible 

for half the deposit. If an owner’s 

credit check is favorable, the 

deposit may be waived. 

A $68.80 charge applies for 

same-day service. 

After three years of excellent 

credit, water and sewer deposits 

can be refunded. 

City Hall, 120 Malabar Road SE, 

321-952-3420; palmbayflorida.org. 

Titusville: Residents are charged 

$40 for water, $60 for sewer 

service and a $48 deposit for 

garbage pickup and a $15 nonrefundable 

administrative fee. 

Deposits are refunded after five 

years of good credit. 

Titusville City Hall, 555 Washington 

Ave., 321-383-5791; 

titusville.com. 

West Melbourne: A $100 deposit 

is required to establish service and 

a nonrefundable $30 service fee 

will be added to your first bill. 

After five years, the deposit is 

refunded. Trash collection billing 

included in water-sewer bill. 

Deposit is refunded when service 

is disconnected. 

West Melbourne City Hall, 

2240 Minton Road, 321-727-7700; 

westmelbourne.org. 

TRASH COLLECTION 

AND RECYCLING 

Waste Management provides 


trash collection in Brevard, excluding 

Rockledge and Titusville, 

where the cities provide service. 

Curbside service pick-up times and 

disposal options vary across 

Brevard. 

For information about trash 

collection in Rockledge, call the 

Public Works Department, 

321-690-3961; for Titusville, 

321-383-5755; for all other parts of 

the county, 321-636-6894. 

Brevard County Solid Waste 

Management provides a recycling 

hot line to answer questions 

about how and where to dispose 

of specific items. Call 321-633-2042 

or visit brevardcounty.us/swr/ to 

download the recycling directory. 

Brevard County residents with 

curbside service can request a 

recycling bin. In Rockledge, 321- 

690-3961; Titusville, 321-383-5755. 

For all other parts of the county, 

321-636-6894 or 321-723-4455. 

Bins must be placed by the curb 

before 6 a.m. 

The Reusable Resources Adventure 

Center accepts items such 

as paper, wood, fabric and plastic 

to recycle into children’s art projects. 

Call 321-729-0100 or visit 

reusecenterbrevard.org. 

The following are disposal 

facilities in the county: 

A Waste Management worker 

picks up a trash canister the 

automated way. FLORIDA TODAY 

Central Disposal Facility: 

2250 Adamson Road, Cocoa, 

321-633-1888, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 

p.m. Monday through Saturday. 

Mockingbird Way Mulching 

Facility and Transfer Station: 

5366 South St., Titusville, 321-264- 

5048, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 

Monday through Saturday. 

Sarno Transfer Station/Sarno 

Landfill: 3379 Sarno Road, 

Melbourne, 321-255-4366, 7:30 

a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday 

through Saturday. 


Registering to Vote 


WHAT YOU NEED 

TO REGISTER 

To register to vote, you must fill out 

a Florida voter registration application 

form, available online at brevardelections.org, 

by mail and at 

locations listed below. If you print 

them yourself, you must sign and 

deliver the application to the Supervisor 

of Elections office; applications 

received by fax or email are 

not valid. 

In addition to using these forms 

to register to vote, you can use them 

to notify a change in your address, 

name or party affiliation, or to 

request a replacement voter ID card 

if yours is lost, stolen or damaged. 

To be eligible to register to vote in 

Brevard County, you must be: 

» A U.S. citizen 

» A Brevard resident 

» 18 or older. You may preregister 

on or after your 16 th birthday, and 

may vote in any election on or after 

your 18 th birthday. 

» Not currently adjudicated 

mentally incapacitated with 

respect to voting in any state 

» Not have a felony conviction on 

your record, unless your civil rights 

have been restored 

Brevard County’s Supervisor of 

Elections website may be found at 

votebrevard.com. 

WHERE TO REGISTER 

Titusville: Government Complex- 

North, 400 South St., 321-264-6740 

Merritt Island: Central Brevard 

Service Complex, 2575 N. Courtenay 

Parkway, 321-455-1400 

Viera: Government Center, 2725 

Judge Fran Jamieson Way, Building 

C, 321-633-2124 

Melbourne: South Brevard Service 

Complex, 1515 Sarno Road, 321-255- 

4455 

Palm Bay: South Mainland Service 

Center, 450 Cogan Drive SE, 321-952- 

6328 

Armed Forces recruiting offices: 

Rockledge Square, 1862 Rockledge 

Blvd.; 2233 W. New Haven Ave., 

Suite A, Melbourne 

City Hall offices:105 Polk Ave., 

Cape Canaveral; 65 Stone St., Cocoa; 

2 S. Orlando Ave., Cocoa Beach; 

4240 U.S. 1, Grant-Valkaria; 216 5th 

Ave., Indialantic; 2055 South Patrick 

Drive, Indian Harbour Beach; 2725 

Malabar Road, Malabar; 900 E. 

Strawbridge Ave., Melbourne; 507 

Ocean Ave., Melbourne Beach; 535 

Hammock Road, Melbourne Village; 

120 Malabar Road SE, Palm 

Bay; 5030 Paul Hurtt Lane, Palm 

Shores; 1600 Huntington Lane, 

Rockledge; 565 Cassia Blvd., Satellite 

Beach; 555 S. Washington Ave., 

Titusville; 2240 Minton Road, West 

Melbourne 

Aging Matters in Brevard: 3600 

W. King St., Suite 5, Cocoa. 

Department of Children and 

Family Services:1314 Dixon Blvd., 

Cocoa; 375 Commerce Parkway, 

Rockledge 

Disabled American Veterans: 

435 N. Singleton Ave., Titusville 

Driver’s license offices: 2290 

Columbia Blvd., Titusville; 1450 N. 

Courtenay Parkway, Merritt Island; 

601E. University Blvd., Melbourne; 

1515 Sarno Road, Melbourne 

Public libraries: 7921Ron Beatty 

Blvd., Barefoot Bay; 201Polk Ave., 

Cape Canaveral; 308 Forrest Ave., 

Cocoa; 550 N. Brevard Ave., Cocoa 

Beach; 955 E. University Blvd., Melbourne; 

1521Pineapple Ave., Melbourne; 

540 E. Fee Ave., Melbourne; 

324 Ocean Ave., Melbourne Beach; 

1195 N. Courtenay Parkway, Merritt 

Island; 3615 Lionel Road, Mims; 2121 

S. Hopkins Ave., Titusville; 6475 

Minton Road SW, Palm Bay; 1520 

Port Malabar Blvd. NE, Palm Bay; 

6500 Carole Ave., Port St. John; 751 

Jamaica Blvd., Satellite Beach; 902 

Jordan Blass Drive, Suntree; 2755 

Wingate Blvd., West Melbourne 

Space Coast Center for 

Independent Living: 331Ramp 

Road, Cocoa Beach 

Veteran’s Administration 

Outpatient Clinic: 2900 Veteran’s 

Way, Suite A700, Viera 

Vocational rehabilitation offices: 

815 S. Washington Ave., Suite 

102, Titusville; 840 N. Cocoa Blvd., 

Cocoa; 2300 Commerce Park Drive 

NE, Suite 4, Palm Bay 

Women, Infants and Children at 

Brevard County Health Department: 

611Singleton Ave., Titusville; 

1744 S. Cedar St., Rockledge; 2275 S. 

Babcock St., Melbourne 

Workers’ compensation:1970 

Michigan Ave., Building I, Cocoa 

Colleges and universities: 

» Eastern Florida State College: 1519 

Clearlake Road, Cocoa; 3865 N. 

Wickham Road, Melbourne; 250 

Community College Parkway, Palm 

Bay; 1311N. U.S. 1, Titusville 

» Keiser University, 900 S. Babcock 

St., Melbourne 



Government Offices 

MUNICIPAL, COUNTY 

WEBSITES 

Many municipal government pages 

offer announcements, city council 

agendas and minutes. 

The Brevard County Government 

Center is at 2725 Judge Fran 

Jamieson Way, Viera, 321-633-2000; 

brevardcounty.us 

COMMUNITY SERVICES 

Brevard County Extension 

Service: 3695 Lake Drive, Cocoa, 

321-633-1702; soil testing, water 

analysis, landscaping advice; 

Brevard.ifas.ufl.edu 

Brevard County Fire Rescue: 

1040 S. Florida Ave., Rockledge, 

321-633-2056, emergency firerescue 

and ambulance, fire chief, 

fire prevention bureau, inspections, 

fire-rescue training, ocean lifeguards; 

brevardfire.com 

Central Brevard Library 

and Reference Center: 308 Forrest 

Ave., Cocoa, 321-633-1792, 

library support services, records 

management 

Criminal justice services: Pretrial 

services, probation and case information: 

571 Haverty Court, 

Rockledge, 321-252-4774; random 

testing, 321-821-3361; pretrial 

release reporting center 

Housing and Human Services 

Department: Brevard County 


Fran Jamieson Way, Building B, 

Suite 106, 321-633-2007, short-term 

emergency financial and medical 

assistance, veterans assistance, 

low-income housing rehabilitation, 

weatherization grants, rental and 

owner-occupied rehabilitation 

grant applications, housing counseling 

program, school crossing 

guards 

Brevard Library Foundation: 

321-633-1887; www.brevardlibraryfoundation.org. 

Provides financial 

resources for the Brevard County 

Library Service. 

Parks and Recreation Department: 

Brevard County Government 

Center, 2725 Judge Fran 

Jamieson Way, Building B, Suite 

203, 321-633-2046. Other offices: 

North Area Parks Operations, 475 

N. Williams Ave., Titusville, 321-264- 

5105; Central Area Operations, 840 

Forrest Ave., Cocoa, 321-633-1874; 

South Area Parks Operations, 1515 

Sarno Road, Building A, Melbourne, 

321-255-4400; environmentally 

endangered lands, 321- 

255-4466 

Property Appraiser: 400 South 

St., fifth floor, Titusville, 321-264- 

6700. Satellite offices: 1515 Sarno 

Road, Melbourne, 321-255-4440; 

2575 N. Courtenay Parkway, Merritt 

Island, 321-454-6620; 2725 Judge 

Fran Jamieson Way, Viera, 321-690- 

6880; 450 Cogan Drive SE, Palm 

Bay, 321-952-4574. Homestead 

exemption applications, access to 

property information; bcpao.com 

Public Defender: Brevard County 


Fran Jamieson Way, Building E, 

321-617-7373; Provides legal counsel 

when appointed by a court to 

people charged with a crime who 

cannot afford to hire a lawyer; 

18thjudicialcourtpublicdefender.com 

Sexual Assault Victim Services: 

2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way, 

Building D, 321-617-7533. Provides 

services to sexual assault survivors 

and their families; Rape Hotline, 

321-784-4357 

Space Coast Office of Tourism: 

430 Brevard Ave., Suite 150, Cocoa 

Village, 321-433-4470; visitspace 

coast.com 

Supervisor of Elections: Brevard 

County Government Center, 2725 


C, first floor, Viera, 321-633-2124, 

voter registration and card revisions, 

voting on Election Day, 



Code enforcement will include 

new fertilizer regulations 

during the rainy months in 

many parts of Brevard County. 


absentee ballot applications and 

information; votebrevard.com 

COMMUNITY 

DEVELOPMENT 

Address assignment: Brevard 



C, Suite 201, 321-690-6846; Assigns 

addresses within unincorporated 

areas, maintains 9-1-1 database, 

names and renames streets 

Building code compliance: 

Brevard County Government Center, 


Building A, 321-633-2072, residential 

and commercial building 

permits and inspections, special 

events permitting and inspections, 

bingo licensing, sign permit applications, 

occupational license tax 

Code Enforcement: Brevard 



A, Suite 103, 321-633-2086, complaints 

about zoning violations, 

illegal dumping, right-of-way 

violations, overgrowth, 

peddler violations, adult entertainment 

monitoring, turtle lighting 

Contractor Licensing and Regulation: 



See OFFICES, Page 26 


Offices 



Jamieson Way, Building A, Suite 

105, 321-633-2058, contractor 

licensing applications and information, 

competency card issuance and 

renewal, unlicensed contractor 

enforcement, payment of fines 

Environmental Health Services: 



Building A, Suite 116, 321-633-2100, 

septic services, facilities services, 

septic tank permits, community 

health, septic permitting, public 

and private day cares, bars without 

food, fraternal orders or private 

clubs, public swimming pools, well 

permitting, beach sampling 

Land Development Code: Brevard 

County Government Center, 



commercial and subdivision site 

plan review, unpaved road applications, 

impact fee assessment and 

collection, building permit fee 

collection 

Planning and Development: 




planning, zoning and land-development 

matters 

Public Works: Brevard County 


Fran Jamieson Way, Building A, 

Suite 201, 321-690-6877, transportation 

improvement and engineering, 

roadway and ditch maintenance, 

signage 

Transportation Planning Office: 

Metropolitan Planning Organization, 


Center, 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson 

Way, Building B, Suite 105, 321-690- 

6890. 

ENVIRONMENTAL 

SERVICES 

Mosquito Control: 800 Perimeter 

Road, Titusville, 321-264-5032, 

Keeping our beaches clean has become a priority for many local conservation groups. A Loggerhead 

sea turtle came ashore at 11:57 p.m. near 11th St. South in Cocoa Beach in June. The brightest full 

moon of the year, the perigee moon, lit the beach for turtle watchers. MALCOLM DENEMARK/FLORIDA TODAY 

mosquito control, aquatic weed 

control, waste tire abatement. 

Natural Resources Management 

Office: Brevard County Government 


Jamieson Way, Building A, Suite 

219, 321-633-2016, environmental 

management and planning, manatee 

protection plan, boating and 

waterways management, sea 

turtles management, scrub jay 

habitat plan, beach management, 

review of subdivision plans and 

building permits for compliance 

with environmental land development 

regulations (wetlands, tree 

protection, landscaping, flood 

plane, aquifer recharge). 

Solid Waste Management 

Department: Brevard County 


Fran Jamieson Way, Building A, 

Suite 118, 321-633-2042. Recycling 

hot line, 321-633-2043. Recycling 

and landfill gate accounts, payment 

of prorated solid waste assessments 

and impact fees, solid waste collection 

and disposal information, 

landfill capacity reservations for 

new construction, artificial reef, 

hazardous waste information, 

purchasing recycled paint, permitting 

for solid waste facilities, waste 

disposal approvals. 

Utility Services Department: 


Building A, Suite 213, 321-633- 

2091, water for portion of Mims, 

sewer and reclaimed water service, 

water and sewer line locations, 

Florida Department of Environmental 

Protection permits, water 

and sewer impact fee information 

and collection, local groundwater 

quality. 

OTHER SERVICE 

COMPLEXES 

North Brevard Service Complex: 

400 South St., Titusville. Services 

include District 1 commissioner 

(321-264-6750); property appraiser 

(321-264-6700); clerk of courts 

including marriage licenses, passports, 

traffic citations (brevardclerk.us); 

tax collector services 

including auto tags, boats, driver’s 

licenses, hunting and fishing licenses 

(321-264-5224). 

Central Brevard Service Complex: 

2575 N. Courtenay Parkway, 

Merritt Island. Services include clerk 

of courts (brevardclerk.us), District 2 

commissioner (321-454-6601), birth 

and death certificates (321-454- 

7163) and Merritt Island Redevelopment 

(321-454-6610), East Precinct 

Sheriff’s Office (321-454-6652). 

Tax collector and tags at 1450 N. 

Courtenay Parkway. 

South Brevard Service Complex: 

1515 Sarno Road, Melbourne: 

Services include tax collector and 

tags (321-255-4410), property appraiser 

(321-255-4440), supervisor of 

elections (321-255-4455), District 5 

commissioner (321-253-6611), south 

operation of parks and recreation 

(321-255-4400), South Precinct 

Sheriff’s Office (321-253-6658). 

Palm Bay: 450 Cogan Drive SE, 

supervisor of elections (321-952- 

6328); property appraiser (321-952- 

4574); clerk of court (321-637-5413); 

tax collector: auto tags, driver’s 

license, hunting and fishing license, 

boats (321-952-4540). 

Indian Harbour Beach: Indian 

Harbour Place Shopping Center, 

240 E. Eau Gallie Blvd., 321-779- 

4009, real estate taxes, auto tags, 

boats, driver’s license, hunting and 

fishing license. 


Elected Officials 


Here’s how to get in touch with your elected officials: 

NATIONAL 

President 

Barack Obama 

(D) 

The White House, 

1600 Pennsylvania 

Ave. NW, Washington, 

DC 20500; 

contact the Executive Office of the 

White House, 202-456-1414. 

Vice President 

Joe Biden (D) 

Office of the Vice 

President, The 

White House, 

1600 Pennsylvania 

Ave. NW, Washington, 

DC 20500, 202-456-1414. 

U.S. SENATORS 

Bill Nelson (D) 

Washington 

office: 716 Hart 

Senate Office 

Building, Washington, 

DC 20510, 

202-224-5274; 

fax 202-228-2183 

State offices: U.S. Courthouse 

Annex, 111 N. Adams St., Tallahassee, 

FL 32301, 850-942-8415; fax 

850-942-8450. Also, Landmark 

Two, 225 E. Robinson St., Suite 410, 

Orlando, FL 32801, 407-872-7161; 

888-671-4091; fax 407-872-7165. 

(He also has district offices in Fort 

Lauderdale, Fort Myers, Jacksonville, 

Miami, Tampa and West Palm 

Beach.) 

Marco Rubio 

(R) 

Washington 

office: 

284 Russell Senate 

Office Building, 

Washington, DC 

20510, 202-224-3041; fax 202-228- 

0285 

State office: 201 S. Orange Ave., 

Suite 350, Orlando, FL 32801, 

407-254-2573 or 866-630-7106; 

fax 407-423-0941. (He also has 

district offices in Jacksonville, Miami, 

Naples, Pensacola, Tallahassee, 

Tampa and West Palm Beach.) 

U.S. REPRESENTATIVES 

Congressional 

District 8 

Bill Posey (R) 

Washington 

office: 120 

Cannon House 

Office Building, 

Washington, DC 20515, 202-225- 

3671; fax 202-225-3516 

fax 202-225-3516 

District office: 2725 Judge Fran 

Jamieson Way, Building C, Melbourne, 

FL 32940, 321-632-1776; 

888-681-1776; fax 321-639-8595. 

Satellite offices: 321-383-6090 in 

Titusville; 772-226-1701 in Vero 

Beach 

STATE 

Gov. Rick Scott 

(R) 

The Capitol, 400 

S. Monroe St., 

Tallahassee, FL 

32399-0001, 

850-488-7146 

or 850-488-4441. Email: 

rick.scott@eog.myflorida.com 

Lt. Gov. Carlos 

Lopez-Cantera 

(R) 

The Capitol, 400 

S. Monroe St., 

Tallahassee, FL 

32399-0001, 

850-488-7146. Email: carlos.lopezcantera@eog.myflorida.com 

STATE SENATORS 

District 13 

Andy Gardiner 

(R) 

Capitol office: 

420 Senate Office 

Building, 404 S. 

Monroe St., 

Tallahassee, 32399-1100, 850-487- 

5013; email: gardiner.andy.web@ 

flsenate.gov 

District office: 1013 E. Michigan 

St., Orlando, FL 32806 407-428-5800 

District 16 

Thad Altman 

(R) 


314 Senate Office 


Monroe St., 

Tallahassee, 32399-1100, 850-487- 

5016; email: altman.thad.web@ 

flsenate.gov 

District office: 6767 N. Wickham 

Road, Suite 211, Melbourne 32940, 

321-752-3138 

STATE REPRESENTATIVES 

District 50 

Tom Goodson 

(R) 


200 House Office 


Monroe St., 

Tallahassee, 32399, 850-717-5050. 

District office: 400 South St., 

Suite 1C, Titusville 32780, 321-383- 

5151. 

District 51 

Steve Crisafulli 

(R) 


322 The Capitol, 

402 S. Monroe St., 

Tallahassee, 

32399, 850-717-5051. 

District office: 2460 N. Courtenay 

Parkway, Suite 108, Merritt Island 

32953, 321-449-5111. 

District 52 

Ritch 

Workman (R) 


317 The Capitol, 

402 S. Monroe 

St., Tallahassee, 

32399, 850-717-5052. 

District office: 33 Suntree Place, 

Suite D, Melbourne 32940, 

321-757-7019. 

District 53 

John Tobia (R) 


405 House Office 


Monroe St., 

Tallahassee, 

32399, 850-717-5053. 

District office: 8060 S. Highway 

A1A, Melbourne Beach, 32951, 

321-984-4848. 

BREVARD COUNTY 

COMMISSION 

District 1 Robin 

Fisher (D) 

District office: 

400 South St., 

Suite 1A, Titusville, 

32780, 

321-264-6750; 

fax 321-264-6751; 

email: D1.Commissioner@brevard 

county.us; 

website: brevardcounty.us/D1 

District 2 

Chuck Nelson 

(R) 


2575 N. Courtenay 

Parkway, 

Suite 200, Merritt 

Island 32953, 321-454-6601; 

fax 321-454-6602; 

email: chuck.nelson@brevard 

county.us; 


District 3 

Trudie Infantini 

(R) 


1311 E. New 

Haven Ave., 

Melbourne 32901, 

321-952-6300; fax 321-952-6340; 

email: Trudie.Infantini 

@brevardcounty.us; website: brevardcounty.us/D3 

District 4 

Mary Bolin 

Lewis 

(R) 


2725 Judge Fran 

Jamieson Way, 

Building C, Viera 32940, 321-633- 

2044; fax 321-633-2121; email: 

D4.Commissioner@brevardcounty.us; 


District 5 

Andy 

Anderson (R) 


1515 Sarno Road, 

Building B, Melbourne 

32935, 

321-253-6611; fax 321-253-6620; 

email: D5.Commissioner@brevard 

county.us; website: brevardcounty.us/D5 

The old Capitol building still 

stands in front of the newer 

building in Tallahassee. AP 


Court Services 


Fire Stations 


COURTHOUSES 

Melbourne: 51 South 

Nieman Ave. 

Titusville: Historical 

Brevard County Courthouse, 506 

S. Palm Ave. 

Viera: Harry T. and 

Harriette V. Moore Justice Center, 

2825 Judge Fran Jamieson Way. 

Clerk of Circuit and County 

Courts: Scott Ellis, 400 South St., 

Titusville, 321-637-5413; 

brevardclerk.us 

North Brevard Government 

Complex: 700 S. Park Ave., 

Titusville; tax deeds, 321-637-2007; 

recording, 321-637-2006; land and 

court records, 321-637-2004; 

foreclosure, 321-637-2003. 

Judicial correction services 

and probation: 571 Haverty 

Court, Rockledge, 321-252-4774. 

SHERIFF’S OFFICES 

Online, go to brevard 

sheriff.com 

Emergencies: Call 9-1-1. 

North precinct: 

700 S. Park Ave., Titusville, 

321-264-5208. 

Cape Canaveral/Port Canaveral 

precinct: 111 Polk Ave., Cape 

Canaveral, 321-868-1113. 

East precinct: 2575 N. Courtenay 

Parkway, Merritt Island, 

321-454-6652. 

West precinct: 2725 Judge Fran 

Jamieson Way, Building E, Viera, 

321-633-2123. 

South precinct: 1515 Sarno 

Road, Building B, Melbourne, 

321-253-6658, 

772-664-1015. 

OTHER OFFICES 

Vital statistics/birth and 

death certificates: 

2575 N. Courtenay Parkway, Suite 

104, Merritt Island, 321-454-7151. 

Sheriff’s work farm administrative 

office: 2955 Pluckebaum 

Building ‘C’ at the Brevard 

County Government Complex 

in Viera. TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAY 

Road, Cocoa, 321-633-1967. 

Health Department: Clinics at 

2275 S. Babcock St., Melbourne, 

321-726-2920; 611 Singleton Ave., 

Titusville, 321-383-2795; 2555 

Judge Fran Jamieson Way, Viera, 

321-639-5800. 

Housing and Human Services: 


Building B, Suite 106, Viera, 

321-633-2076. 

Judicial Correction 

Services: 571 Haverty Court, 

Rockledge, 321-252-4774. 

Pretrial release and 

pretrial community 

supervision: 321-804-2612. 

SERVICE COMPLEXES 


Center: 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson 

Way, Viera, 321-633-2000; 

brevardcounty.us 

Tax collector: Vehicle title and 

registration, driver’s licenses, 

occupational and property taxes, 

hunting and fishing licenses, 

business tax receipts. Locations 

include 1450 N. Courtenay Parkway, 

Merritt Island; 800 Park Ave. 

and South Street and 400 South 

St., Titusville; 1515 Sarno Road, 

Melbourne; 

240 E. Eau Gallie Blvd., 

Indian Harbour Beach; 

450 Cogan Drive SE, Palm Bay; 

321-264-5224; 

brevardtaxcollector.com 


400 South St., Titusville. 

Merritt Island Service Complex: 


Merritt Island, Suite 7; vehicle title 

and registration, 321-455-1412; 

occupational and property taxes, 

321-455-1413. 

Government Complex North: 

Clerk of Courts, 400 South St., 

Titusville. 

Palm Bay Service Complex: 

450 Cogan Drive S.E., Palm Bay. 


1515 Sarno Road, Melbourne. 

Sexual Assault Victim 

Services: 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson 

Way, Building D, Viera, 321- 

617-7533. 

State Attorney’s Office: 

Phil Archer, 2725 Judge Fran 

Jamieson Way, Building D, Viera, 

321-617-7510. 

Victim Witness Services: Survivors 

of homicide, 2725 Judge Fran 

Jamieson Way, Building D, Viera, 

321-617-7555. 

Witness Center: 2825 Judge Fran 

Jamieson Way, Viera, 321-617- 

7559. 

Blood pressure can be checked at 

any fire station, preferably between 

9 a.m. and 5 p.m.; children 

can come as a Safe Place from 

danger; and unwanted 

newborns and infants can be 

abandoned without penalty. 

For emergencies, dial 9-1-1. 

To reach the Brevard County 

Fire Rescue operations division/ 

tactical support division, call 

321-633-2056. 

* Indicates a BCFR station. 

CANAVERAL GROVES 

Station 29*: 3950 Canaveral 

Groves Blvd. 


Station 52: 8970 Columbia Road, 

Port Canaveral 

Station 60, 53: 190 Jackson Ave. 

COCOA 

Station 44*: 3780 W. King St. 

Station 1: 114 First St. 

Station 2: 113 S. Fiske Blvd. 

Station 3: 2003 Michigan Ave. 

COCOA BEACH 

Station 50: 151 W. Volusia Lane 

Station 51: 25 S. Orlando Ave. 

Station 61*: 45 S. Orlando Ave. 

FRONTENAC 

Station 28*: 4870 N. U.S. 1 


Station 87*: 2855 Valkaria Road. 

INDIALANTIC 

Station 57: 216 Fourth Ave. 

Station 63*: 2602 N. SR A1A 


BEACH 

Station 56: 1116 Pinetree Drive 

MALABAR 

Station 99: 1840 Malabar Road 

MELBOURNE 

Station 66*: 1695 Aurora Road 

Stations 67 and 68*: 11 North 

Nieman Ave. 

Station 71: 865 W. Eau Gallie 

Blvd. 

Station 72: 2937 Sarno Road 

Station 73: 1530 Tower Access 

Road 

Station 74: 1500 S. Hickory St. 

Station 75: 151 E. University Blvd. 

Station 76: 2470 Croton Road 

Station 77: 3721 N. Wickham 

Road 

Station 78: 850 Eber Road 

Station 80*: 400 Pineda Court 

Station 81*: 4630 Lake Washington 

Road 


Station 64*: 2550 SR A1A 

Station 65*: 7400 SR A1A 

Station 58: 505 Ocean Ave. 


Station 40*: 6400 N. Tropical 

Trail 

Station 41*: 300 Alma Blvd. 

Station 42*: 840 N. Banana River 

Drive 

Station 43*: 902 Airport Road 

MICCO 

Station 86*: 301 Barefoot Blvd. 

MIMS 

Station 22*: 2476 Taylor Ave. 

PALM BAY 

Station 83*: 5148 Minton Road. 

Stations 84 and 85*: 1391 Clermont 

St. NE. 

Station 88*: 175 Medplex Parkway. 

Station 89*: 2051 DeGroodt 

Road SW. 

Station 1: 1201 Port Malabar 

Boulevard. 

Station 2: 150 Malabar Road SE. 

Station 3: 790 Jupiter Blvd. NE. 

Station 4: 1200 San Filippo Drive 

SE. 

Station 5: 37 San Filippo Drive 

SE. 

PORT ST. JOHN 

Station 26*: 6655 Carole Ave. 

ROCKLEDGE 

Station 45*: 1800 Rockledge 

Blvd. 

Station 1: 1800 U.S. 1 

Station 2: 1600 S. Fiske Blvd. 

Station 3: 3500 Murrell Road 


Station 62*: 299 Sea Park Blvd. 

Station 55: 1390 S. Patrick Dr. 

SCOTTSMOOR 

Station 21*: 4940 N. U.S. 1 

TITUSVILLE 

Station 10: 617 N. Singleton Ave. 

Station 11: 550 S. Washington 

Ave. 

Station 12: 2150 S. Park Ave. 

Station 13: 4715 Barna Ave. 

Station 23*: 770 South St. 

Station 24*: 2280 Columbia 

Blvd. 

VIERA 

Station 47*: 7225 Murrell Road 

Station 48*: 5550 Porada Drive 


Station 82*: 109 N.W. Pine St. 



Top: Grace Stiffler, 

7, looks on as 

Brevard County 

Sheriff Wayne Ivey 

swears in Koda, a 

Bloodhound. 

CRAIG RUBADOUX/ 

FLORIDA TODAY 

Right: Sheriff Ivey 

started a chain 

gang work detail 

at the jail, to deter 

further criminal 

activity and instill 

a strong work 

ethic. ANDREW 

FORD/FLORIDA TODAY 

Law Enforcement 


SHERIFF’S OFFICE 

Non-emergency: 

321-264-5100, ext. 4; 

Online: brevardsheriff. com 

Central: 321-633-7162 

North: 321-264-5100 

South: 321-952-6371 

Barefoot Bay: 

772-663-6269 

The following precincts’ 

office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

weekdays. 

Cape Canaveral:111Polk Ave., 

321-868-1113 

East: 2575 N. Courtenay Parkway, 

Merritt Island, 321-454-6652 

North: 700 S. Park Ave., Titusville, 

321-264-5208 

South:1515 Sarno Road, Melbourne, 

321-253-6658 or 772- 

664-1015 

West: 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson 

Way, Viera, 321-633-2123 

Brevard County Jail Complex: 

860 Camp Road, Cocoa, 

321-690-1500 

Cocoa Beach: 20 S. Orlando 

Ave., 321-868-3251 

Indialantic: 220 Fifth Ave., 

321-723-7780 

Indian Harbour Beach: 40 

Cheyenne Court, 

321-773-3030 

Melbourne: 650 N. Apollo Blvd., 

321-409-2200 

Melbourne Beach: 507 Ocean 

Ave., 321-723-4343 

Melbourne Village: 555 Hammock 

Road, 321-725-7224 

Palm Bay:130 Malabar Road SE, 

321-952-3456 

Port Canaveral: 445 Challenger 

Road, 321-783-7831 

Rockledge:1776 Jack Oates 

Blvd., 321-690-3988 

Satellite Beach: 

510 Cinnamon Drive, 321-773- 

4400 

Titusville:1100 John Glenn Blvd., 

321-264-7800 

West Melbourne: 

2290 Minton Road, 

321-723-9673 

MUNICIPAL POLICE 

DEPARTMENTS 

Cocoa:1226 W. King St., 321-639- 

7620 

FLORIDA 

HIGHWAY PATROL 

Troop D: 3775 W. King St., Cocoa, 

321-690-3900 



Libraries Near You 


NORTH 

1. Mims-Scottsmoor Public 

Library 

3615 Lionel Road, Mims, 

321-264-5080 

2. Titusville Public Library 

2121 S. Hopkins Ave., 

321-264-5026 

3. Port St. John Public Library 

6500 Carole Ave., 

321-633-1867 

CENTRAL 

4. Central Brevard Library 

and Reference Center 

308 Forrest Ave., Cocoa, 

321-633-1792 

5. Merritt Island Public Library 


321-455-1369 

6. Cape Canaveral Public 

Library 

201 Polk Ave., 321-868-1101 

7. Florida Historical Society 

Library of Florida History 

435 Brevard Ave., Cocoa, 

private nonprofit repository for 

the collections of the Florida 

Historical Society, 321-690-1971 

8. Brevard County Library 

Connection 

at Rockledge City Hall, 

1600 Huntington Lane, 

321-690-3978 or 321-633-1792 

9. Cocoa Beach Public Library 

550 N. Brevard Ave., 321-868-1104 

SOUTH 

10. Brevard County Law 

Library 

Harry T. and Harriette V. Moore 

Justice Center, 2825 Judge Fran 

Jamieson Way, Viera, 

321-617-7295 

11. Suntree/Viera Public 

Library 

902 Jordan Blass Drive, 

Melbourne, 321-255-4404 

12. Satellite Beach Public 

Library 

751 Jamaica Blvd., 321-779-4004 

13. Eau Gallie Public Library 

1521 Pineapple Ave., Melbourne, 

321-255-4304 

14. Melbourne Public Library 

540 E. Fee Ave., 321-952-4514 

15. West Melbourne Public 

Library 

2755 Wingate Blvd., 321-952-4508 

16. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 

Public Library 

955 E. University Blvd., 

Melbourne, 321-952-4511 

17. Melbourne Beach Public 

Library 

324 Ocean Ave., 321-956-5642 

18. Palm Bay Public Library 

1520 Port Malabar Blvd. NE, 

321-952-4519 

19. Franklin T. DeGroodt 

Memorial Library 

6475 Minton Road SW, Palm Bay, 

321-952-6317 

20. South Mainland Library 

7921 Ron Beatty Blvd., Micco, 

772-664-4066 

A Brevard County library card is a free 

ticket to books, DVDs, videotapes and CDs 

Free library cards are 

available with proof of 

residency, such as driver’s 

license, Florida identification 

card or vehicle registration card 

with a Brevard address. The 

card is good for three years at 

any of the libraries in the 

county system. 

Books and other materials 

checked out at one library can 

be returned to any system 

library. 

Some of the resources 

available at various branches: 

» Large-print books 

» Computerized card catalog 

with dial-in capabilities 

» Homebound services for those 

who cannot visit their public 

library, 321-633-1815 

» Magazines and newspapers 

» Storytelling sessions and 

toddler times 

» The Brevard County Talking 

Books Library at the Central 

Brevard Library in Cocoa, a 

subregional library for the blind 

and physically disabled. Call 

321-633-1810 for the office. 

» DVDs, records, CDs and books 

on CDs 

» Brevard County Master 

Gardeners sessions 

» Friends of the Library groups 

support several libraries 

through fundraisers, volunteer 

work, programming for the 

libraries and periodic used-book 

sales. Friends of the Library 

groups are active at many of the 

libraries throughout Brevard. 

Brevard County libraries: 

mylibraryworld.com 

Ramsey Barrows, 9, reads to Lucy, a border terrier, decked 

out as a cow. Space Coast Therapy Dogs pay visits to the 

Satellite Beach Library on a monthly basis. Many of the dogs 

were in Halloween costumes. TIM SHORTT/ FLORIDA TODAY 

AT A GLANCE 

The Brevard Library Foundation is made up of community volunteers 

who raise money beyond governmental resources. The foundation 

office is at 308 Forrest Ave., Cocoa, 321-633-1887. 


Community Parks 

CANAVERAL PORT 

AUTHORITY 

Freddie Patrick Park, 

9050 Flounder St. 

Jetty Park, 400 Jetty Road 

Rodney S. Ketcham 

Park, 990 Mullet Road 


Banana River Park, 901 

River Park Drive 

Canaveral City Park, 355 

Monroe Ave. 

Cape Canaveral 

Xeriscape Park, 106 

Taylor Ave. 

Cherie Down Park, 8492 

Ridgewood Ave. 

Manatee Sanctuary 

Park, 701 Thurm Blvd. 

Patriots Park, 200 Long 

Point Road 

Veterans Memorial 

Park, 265 Polk Ave. 

William Bennix Park, 

300 Washington Ave. 

COCOA 

B.A. Morse Park, 830 

Knight St. 

Carl E. Anderson Park, 

501 N. Fiske Blvd. 

Circle Park, Circle Drive 

Cocoa Manor, 201 

Coquina Drive 

Cocoa Riverfront Park, 

401 Riveredge Blvd. 

Cocoa West Recreation 

Complex, 230 S. Burnett 

Road 

Don “Mo” Stradley 

Memorial Park, 1881 

Rosetine St. 

F. Burton Smith Regional 

Park, 7575 King St. 

(State Road 520) 

Helow Park, North Fiske 

and Dixon boulevards 

James G. Bourbeau 

Memorial Park, 8195 

King St. (SR 520) 

Joe Lee Smith Park, 419 

Washington Ave. 

Junny Rios Martinez 

Park, 2100 Westminster 

Drive 

Lee Wenner Park, Riveredge 

Boulevard and SR 

520 

Leroy Wright Recreation 

Area, 8190 King St. (State 

Road 520) 

McFarland Park, 2060 

Indian River Drive 

Peachtree Park, Peachtree 

Street and Forest 

Avenue 

Pineda Park, 1232 A St. 

Provost Park, 400 Varr 

Ave. 

Scarborough Park, First 

Street and Brunson Boulevard 

SunTrust Park, between 

Willard and King streets 

Taylor Park, Delannoy 

and Harrison avenues, 

Cocoa Village 

Tiger Den Native Park, 

Peachtree and First streets 

Travis Park, 2001 Michigan 

Ave. 

COCOA BEACH 

Alan Shepard Park, east 

end of State Road 520 

Astronaut Memorial 

Gardens, Volusia Lane 

between State Road A1A 

and Ocean Beach Boulevard 

Cameron Barkley Park, 

between Alachua Lane 

and California Avenue 

Cash Park, western end 

of Banana River Boulevard 

Cocoa Beach Maritime 

Hammock Preserve, 

north of State Road A1A 

Cocoa Beach Recreation 

Complex, west end of 

Minutemen Causeway 

Cocoa Beach Skateboard 

Park, 1450 Minutemen 

Causeway Triangle 

Park, at the split of State 

Road A1A 

Cocoa Isles Park, Cocoa 

Isles Boulevard and Samar 

Road 

Constitution Bicentennial 

Park, State Road 520 

Causeway, west of Cape 

Canaveral Hospital 

Cove Park, McNabb 

Parkway and Dempsey 

Drive 

Lori Wilson Park, 1500 N. 

Atlantic Ave. 

Mobley Park, across the 

street from Cameron 

Barkley Park 

Offenhauser Recreation 

Center, Ramp Road between 

Brevard Avenue 

and Sunrise Drive 

Ramp Road Park, west 

end of Ramp Road 

Robert P. Murkshe Memorial 

Park, 1600 S. 

Atlantic Ave. 

Sidney Fischer Park, 

2426 N. Atlantic Ave. 


First Street Boat Ramp, 

4727 First St. 

Fisherman’s Landing, 


Crowds pack Alan Shepard Park in Cocoa Beach during the second annual Space 

Coast Super Boat Grand Prix in Cocoa Beach. CRAIG RUBADOUX/FLORIDA TODAY 

5795 S. U.S. 1 

Grant Community Park, 

4580 First St. 

John Jorgensen’s Landing, 

5045 U.S. 1 

Valkaria Community 

Park, 1445 Valkaria Road 

INDIALANTIC 

Dewey Park, Ocean 

Terrace and Shannon 

Avenue 

Douglas Park, 501 Fifth 

Ave. 

Hoover Athletic Complex, 

2000 Hawk Haven 

Drive 

Indian River Park, Indian 

River at Orlando Boulevard 

Lily Park, Riverside Drive 

between Seventh and 

Eighth avenues 

Miramar Park, South 

Miramar and Cocoa 

avenues 

Nance Park, Wavecrest 

Avenue and State 

Road A1A 

Orlando Park, Orlando 

Boulevard and Magnolia 

Drive 

Riverside Park, Riverside 

Drive and Fifth Avenue 

Sea Park, end of Tampa 

and South Miramar avenues 

Sunrise Park, State Road 

A1A and Watson Drive 

Sunset Park, North Riverside 

and Watson drives 

Tradewinds Park, Ninth 

Avenue and Tradewinds 

Terrace 

Wavecrest Park, Ocean 

Terrace and South Miramar 

Avenue 


BEACH 

Algonquin Sports 

Complex, Wimico Drive 

Gleason Park, 1233 Yacht 

Club Blvd. 

Irene H. Canova Park, 

2289 SR A1A 

Mets Field, Cheyenne 

and Osceola drives, next to 

Ocean Breeze Elementary 

Millennium Park, 2155 

SR A1A 

Oars & Paddles Park, 

1329 Banana River Drive 

Richard G. Edgeton 

Bicentennial Beach 

Park, 1877 SR A1A 

MALABAR 

Huggins Park, north end 

of Marie Street 

Malabar Community 

Park, 1840 Malabar Road 

Trailhead Park, 1490 

Marie St. 

MELBOURNE 

Babcock Park, Babcock 

Street and U.S. 192 

Ballard Park, 924 Thomas 

Barbour Drive 

Bean Park, 1208 E. Melbourne 

Ave. 

Bennie J. Hopkins Sr. 

Park, 2708 Grant St. 

Briarwood Park, 

Lipscomb Street 

Brothers Park, 

2528 Race St. 

Campbell Park, 929 New 

Haven Ave. 

Carol Williams Glanton 

Park, 2701 Main St. 

Carver Park, 

1092 Swan St. 

Claude Edge Front 

Street Park, 2210 Front St. 

Cleave Frink Park, 3180 

Lipscomb St. 

Crane Field Park, 1550 

Mosswood Drive 

Eau Gallie Causeway 

Boat Ramp, State Road 

518 

Fee Avenue Park, 1609 

Babcock St. 

Grand View Shores 

Park, 1703 Grandview 

Way 

Harry Lawrence Park, 

250 E. New Haven Ave. 

Holmes Park, 914 Melbourne 

Ave. 

Howard E. Futch 

Memorial Park, 2301 N. 

SR A1A at Paradise Beach 

Indian River Bluff, Riverside 

Drive 

Jimmy Moore Park, 2801 

Sarno Road 

Joe Mullins Park, 

245 Crown Blvd. 

Kiwanis Park at Geiger 

Point, 1313 E. New Haven 

Ave. 

Lagoon Park, 277 Lagoon 

Ave. 


Lake Washington Park, 

6000 Lake Washington 

Road 

Lipscomb Street Park, 

3316 Monroe St. 

Magnolia Manor Park, 

617 Espanola Way 

Masterson Park, 1082 

Southland Ave. 

McGrath Field, 1975 

Stewart Road 

Melbourne Military 

Park, 1601 Oak St. 

Melbourne Riverview 

Park, 2400 Riverview Drive 

Overlook Park, 1709 

Riverview Drive 

Oxford Ridge Park, 876 

Croton Road 

Pineapple Park 

Riverfront, 121 Pineapple 

Ave. 

POW/MIA Park (Pineda 

Landing), 5995 N. U.S. 1 

Promenade Park, 1005 E. 

Melbourne Ave. 

Rossetter Park, 1295 

Highland Ave. 

Ruffner Park, 2401 Ruffner 

Road 

Sherwood Park, 2479 

Post Road 

Southwest Recreation 

Complex, 401 W. Florida 

Ave. 

Sunset Park, 835 Sunset 

Drive 

Tradewinds Park, 604 

Camellia Drive 

Triangle Park, west end 

of Eau Gallie Causeway 

Wells Park, 635 E. Hibiscus 

Blvd. 

Wickham Park, 2500 

Parkway Drive 

MELBOURNE 

BEACH 

Bonsteel Park, 8455 SR 

A1A 

Coconut Point Park, 

3535 S. SR A1A 

Flutie Athletic Complex, 

2101 Oak St. 

Juan Ponce de Leon 

Landing, 4005 SR A1A 

Long Point Park, 700 

Long Point Road 

Ocean Park, State Road 

A1A and Ocean Avenue 

Ryckman Park, 509 

Ocean Ave. 

Sebastian Inlet State 

Park, 9700 S. SR A1A 

South Beach 

Community Park, 500 

Old Florida Trail 

Spessard Holland North 

Beach Park, 2525 SR A1A 

Spessard Holland South 

Beach Park, 2545 SR A1A 


Dolphin Park, Sand Ridge 

Drive 

Harbor Point Park, Harbor 

Point Drive 

Intracoastal Waterway 

Park, Hubert Humphrey 

Bridge 

Kars Park, 1100 E. Hall 

Road 

Kelly Park-East, 2550 N. 

Banana River Drive 

Kelly Park-West, 2455 N. 

Banana River Drive 

Kings Park, 995 Chase 

Hammock Road 

Kiwanis Island Park, 951 

Kiwanis Island Park Road 

Manatee Cove Park, 

4905 N. Tropical Trail 

Margaret and Danny 

Strickland Park, 298 

Milford Point Drive 

Mitchell Ellington Park, 

575 W. Hall Road 

Osteen Park, 425 S. Tropical 

Trail 

Pineview Park, 200 

Melbourne Ave. 

Rotary Park-Merritt 

Island, 1899 S. Courtenay 

Parkway 

Ulumay Wildlife 

Sanctuary, 805 Sykes 

Creek Parkway 


Park, 400 S. Sykes Creek 

Parkway 

Watts Park, 695 Needle 

Blvd. 

Woody Simpson Park, 

1590 Schoolhouse St. 

MICCO 

Micco Park, 9655 Riverview 

Drive 

South Mainland 

Community Center 

Park, 3700 Allen Ave. 

MIMS 

Cuyler Park, 2329 Harry T. 

Moore Ave. 

Harry T. & Harriette V. 

Moore Memorial Park, 

2180 Freedom Ave. 

Hatbill Park, 100 Hatbill 

Road 

Holder Park, 2650 Glendale 

Blvd. 

Mims Launch Ramp, 

2010 Jones Ave. 

Six Mile Creek, 5900 SR 

46 

North Brevard Walking 

Trail, 1505 Holder Road 

PALM BAY 

A.J. Goode Park, 1300 

Bianca Drive NE 

Castaways Point Park, 


2990 Bay Blvd. NE 

Dade Circle Park, 3251 

Dade Circle NE 

Driskell Park, 2155 Monroe 

St. NE 

Fred Lee Park, 895 Emerson 

Drive NE 

Graffiti Skate Zone, 1502 

Port Malabar Blvd. 

H. Pollak Park, 1455 Main 

St. NE 

Hurricane Paintball 

Park, 770 Hurricane St. SW 

Inspiration Park, 751 

Consumer St. SE 

James McGriff Park, 1146 

DeGroodt Road SW 

Knecht Park, 1380 Glenham 

Drive NE 

Liberia Park, 2197 Northview 

St. NE 

Liberty Park, 895 Carlyle 

Ave. SE 

Lynbrook Park, 695 

Lynbrook St. NW 

Palm Bay Aquatic 

Center, 420 Community 

College Parkway SE 

Palm Bay Regional Park, 

1951 Malabar Road NW 

Oakwood Park, 490 

Koutnick Road SE 

Riviera Park, 550 Riviera 

Drive NE 

Stearns Point Park, 4295 

Dixie Highway NE 

Turkey Creek Greenway, 

2804 Hickory Ave. 

Turkey Creek Sanctuary, 

1518 Port Malabar Blvd. NE 

Twin Lakes Park, Fordham 

and Bianca streets 


Park, 2200 Port Malabar 

Blvd. NE 

West Oaks Park, 

1161 Lamplighter Drive 

NW 

PORT ST. JOHN 

Fay Lake Wilderness 

Park, 6300 Fay Blvd. 

Fay Park, 6315 Depot 

Road 

Friendship Park, 1055 

Barclay Drive 

Nicol Park, 6660 N. U.S. 1 

Port St. John Boat 

Ramp, 6650 N. U.S. 1 

Port St. John 

Community Center, 6650 

Corto Road 

ROCKLEDGE 

Community Park of 

Rockledge, 398 Gus Hipp 

Blvd. 

McLarty Park, 790 Barton 

Blvd. 

Riverwalk, 5355 U.S. 1. 

Rockledge Community 

Park, 960 Cogswell St. 

Silver Pines Park, 1045 

Noreen Blvd. 

Taylor Park Rockledge, 

1292 Florida Ave. 

Valencia Dock, 914 Rockledge 

Drive 


David R. Schechter 


South Patrick Drive 

DeSoto Sports and 

Recreation Park, 499 

DeSoto Parkway 

Grabosky Sports Field, 

475 Cassia Blvd. 

Hedgecock Park, 565 

Cassia Blvd. 

Olsen Sports Field, 530 

Cinnamon Drive 

Pelican Beach Park, 1525 

SR A1A 

Samsons Island Nature 

Preserve, on the Banana 

River (boat access only) 

Seagull Park, 499 SR A1A 

Skate Park, 750 Jamaica 

Blvd. 

South Patrick 

Community Park, 249 

Sea Park Blvd. 

S.P.R.A. Park, 499 SR A1A 

Tot Lot Park, Cinnamon 

Drive, west of Satellite 

Police Department 

SCOTTSMOOR 

Parrish Park, 4055 Magoon 

Ave. 

Scottsmoor Landing, 

2400 Huntington Ave. 

SHARPES 

Bernice G. Jackson Park, 

4201 N. Cocoa Blvd. 

Space Coast Communities 

Sports Complex, 

662 Canaveral Groves Blvd. 

SUNTREE 

Rotary Park at Suntree, 

6495 U.S. 1 

TITUSVILLE 

Blanton Park, 1300 Main 

St. 

Blue Hole Park, 1300 

Cheney Highway 

Chain of Lakes Recreation 

Complex, Jay Jay 

Road, east of U.S. 1 

Fox Lake Park, 4400 Fox 

Lake Road 

Isaac Campbell Sr. Park, 

701 South St. 

Kennedy Point Park, 

4915 S. Washington Ave. 

Manatee Hammock, 

7275 S. U.S. 1 

Marina Park, 501 Marina 

Road off Garden Street 

Parrish Park, State Road 

402 at 1 Max Brewer 

Causeway 

Playalinda Beach, east 

on Max Brewer Causeway 

Rotary Riverfront Park, 

4141 S. Washington Ave. 

Sand Point Park, 101 N. 


Sherwood Park, 1845 

Robin Hood Ave. 

Singleton Tennis Courts, 

655 N. Singleton Ave. 

Space View Park, 8 

Broad St. 

Stuart Park, 4260 Stuart 

Ave. 

Titusville Veterans 

Memorial Fishing Pier, 2 

A. Max Brewer Causeway 

Tom Statham Park, 7101 

S. U.S. 1 

William J. Manzo Memorial 

Park, 3335 S. 


W.W. James Park, 330 

Little League Lane 

Wuesthoff Park, 2000 

Wuesthoff St. 

VIERA 

Clubhouse Park, 1600 

Clubhouse Drive 

Eastwind Park, 6304 

Trieda Drive 

North Solerno Park, 

5225 Tavistock Drive 

Spyglass Park, Spyglass 

Court 

Suseda Park, 5805 Murrell 

Road 

Viera Regional Park, 

2300 Judge Fran Jamieson 

Way 

Westwind Park, 5504 

Tavistock Drive 

Woodside Park, 1705 

Crane Creek Blvd. 

WEST 

MELBOURNE 

Bryant Adams Park, 

2285 Minton Road 

Clements Wood Park, 

Fell Road east of Hollywood 

Boulevard 

Erna Nixon Park, 1200 

Evans Road 

Max K. Rodes Park, 3410 

Flanagan Ave. 

Police Foundation Park, 

4150 Miami Ave. 

Tallwood Park, 655 Hollywood 

Blvd. 

Westbrooke Park, Wingate 

and Hollywood boulevards 

West Melbourne Community 

Park, 3000 Minton 

Road 


Weather 


Hurricanes, lightning 

keep Brevard on alert 

By Chris Kridler 

For FLORIDA TODAY 

As blizzards blast 

the northern 

states, Floridians 

can count on mostly 

mild winters, along 

with tempestuous 

summers and the 

occasional hurricane. 

They are all a part of 

the daily drama we call 

Florida weather. Much 

of it is pleasant, with 

average winter highs in 

Melbourne in the low 

70s and lows about 50; 

in the summer, expect 

your low 70s at night 

and temperatures 

around 90 during the 

day. 

The dry season of 

late fall through early 

spring may increase the 

danger of fire, while 

summer month rain 

totals range from 

almost 6 to well over 7 

inches from June 

through September, 

according to the 

National Weather 

Service. 

Those totals can be 

enhanced by tropical 

storms and hurricanes. 

Of hurricanes that have 

affected the United 

States, 40 percent hit 

Florida, which gets the 

most of any state — 114 

landfalls from 1851 to 

2010. 

Though we are in an 

active period of tropical 

weather expected to 

last for years, 2013 was 

a slow season, with 14 

tropical and subtropical 

storms; just two of 

them became 

hurricanes. 

A Category 1 

hurricane has sustained 

wind speeds of 74 to 95 

mph. A catastrophic 

Category 5 tops 155 

mph. In any hurricane, 

it is wise to evacuate 

trailers and 

manufactured homes, 

and residents of the 

barrier islands may be 

ordered to leave. 

The country’s 

lightning capital, 

Florida leads the states 

in lightning deaths and 

injuries. If you hear 

thunder, you can be 

struck. Get into a 

building or an enclosed 

metal car, and stay off 

corded phones and 

away from plumbing. 

Open structures such as 

picnic pavilions aren’t 

safe. 

Florida has a large 

number of tornadoes 

and waterspouts; rare 

Central Florida tornado 

events have been 

deadly. Stay informed 

by buying a weather 

radio, which picks up 

National Weather 

Service forecasts and 

sounds an alert tone 

when watches and 

warnings are issued. 

Learn more about 

local weather at the 

Melbourne National 

Weather Service 

website at 

www.srh.noaa.gov/mlb/. 

Storms roll in from the west over the 

Thousand Islands and the Banana River in 

Cocoa Beach at 10:45 pm. PHOTO BY MALCOLM 

DENENARK 

2014 HURRICANE NAMES 

Once a tropical cyclone reaches the status of a 

tropical storm, with sustained winds of 39 

mph, it receives a name. At 74 mph, it becomes 

a hurricane. These are the names for 2014 

Atlantic tropical storms and hurricanes: 

Arthur 

Bertha 

Cristobal 

Dolly 

Edouard 

Fay 

Gonzalo 

Hanna 

Isaias 

Josephine 

Kyle 

Laura 

Marco 

Nana 

Omar 

Paulette 

Rene 

Sally 

Teddy 

Vicky 

Wilfred 


Chambers of 

Commerce 

» Cocoa Beach Regional 

Chamber of Commerce: 

400 Fortenberry Road, Merritt 

Island. Serves Cape Canaveral, 

Cocoa, Cocoa 

Beach, Kennedy Space Center, 

Merritt Island, Patrick Air 

Force Base, Port St. John, 

Rockledge, Palm Shores, 

Suntree and Viera; Information: 

321-459-2200; 

cocoabeachchamber.com. 

» Florida Puerto Rican/ 

Hispanic Chamber of 

Commerce: 2293 Aurora 

Road, Melbourne, state 

chamber serves all of Brevard 

County; fprhcc.org. 

» Greater Palm Bay 

Chamber of Commerce: 

4100 Dixie Highway NE, Palm 

Bay. Serves Palm Bay, Melbourne, 

West Melbourne, 

Grant-Valkaria, Micco, Malabar, 

Barefoot Bay, Sebastian, 

the beaches, and some parts 

of North Brevard, 

321-951-9998; 

greaterpalmbay 

chamber.com. 

» Melbourne Regional 

Chamber of East Central 

Florida: 1005 E. Strawbridge 

Ave., Melbourne; and 7720 

N. Wickham Road, Suite 113, 

Viera. Serves Barefoot Bay, 

Grant-Valkaria, Malabar, 

Melbourne, West Melbourne, 

Melbourne Village, 

Micco, Palm Bay, Palm 

Shores, Suntree/Viera, Indialantic, 

Satellite Beach, 

and Indian Harbour Beach, 

321-724-5400; 

melbourneregional 

chamber.com. 

» Titusville Area Chamber 

of Commerce: 2000 S. 

Washington Ave., Titusville. 

Serves Port St. John, Mims, 

Titusville and Scottsmoor, 

321-267-3036; 

titusville.org. 

» Melbourne Main Street 

Program: 1908 Municipal 

Lane, Melbourne, 321-724- 

1741; downtownmelbourne 

.com. 

» Historic Cocoa Village 

Merchants Association: 1 

Oleander St, Suite 2, Cocoa, 

321-631-9075; 

visitcocoavillage.com. 

» Greater Titusville 

Renaissance: greater 

titusville.com. 

Exploration Tower at Port 

Canaveral, reflected in the 

surrounding water. MALCOLM 

DENEMARK/FLORIDA TODAY 



During summer time, many parents will be 

trying to figure out what to do with their 

children to keep them occupied. Saylor 

Werneth, 10, enjoys the slide at the Cocoa 

Beach Recreation Complex Pool. 



Community Centers 


Cape Canaveral 

Recreation Center, 7300 

N. Atlantic Ave., 321-868- 

1226; cityofcape 

canaveral.org 

COCOA 

Cocoa Civic Center, 

430 Delannoy Ave., 321- 

639-3500, ext. 4; 

cocoafl.org 

Cocoa West Recreation 

Complex, 230 S. Burnett 

Road, 321-633-1987 

Joe Lee Smith Park 


Washington St., 

321-633-1872 

Porcher House, 

434 Delannoy Ave., 321- 

639-3500 

Travis Park Community 

Center, 2001 Michigan 

Ave., 321-633-1871 

COCOA BEACH 

Cocoa Beach 

Recreation Complex, 321 

Ramp Road, 

321-868-3252; cityofcocoabeach.com 

Freedom 7 Senior Community 

Center, 5000 Tom 

Warriner Blvd., 321-783- 

9505; Freedom7Seniors.org 


Grant Community Center, 

4580 First St., 321-723- 

8687 


BEACH 

Indian Harbour Beach 

Recreation Center, 1233 

Yacht Club Blvd., 321-773- 

0552; indianharbour 

beach.org 

Canova Community 

Building, 3299 A1A 

MELBOURNE 

Carver Park Community 

Center, 1092 Swan St., 

321-255-4625 

Crane Park Community 

Center, 1440 Mosswood 

Drive, 321-255-4609 

Dorcas Outreach Center 

for Kids, 1151 Masterson 

St., 321-253-4214 

Eau Gallie Civic Center, 

1551 Highland Ave., 

321-255-4608 

Front Street Civic Center, 

2205 S. Front St., 

321-674-5700 

Grant Street Community 

Center, 2547 Grant St., 

321-674-5723 

Lipscomb Park Community 

Center, 3316 S. Monroe 

St., 321-674-5725 

Melbourne Auditorium, 

625 E. Hibiscus Blvd., 321- 

674-5700 

Nature Center at Erna 

Nixon Park, 1200 Evans 

Road, 321-952-4525 

POW-MIA Community 

Center, 5995 N. U.S. 1, 

321-255-4400 

Wickham Park Senior 

Center, 2785 Leisure Way, 

321-255-4494; bcscwp.com 


South Beach Community 

Center, 500 Old Florida 

Trail, 321-952-3210 


Kiwanis Island Park 


Kiwanis Island Park Road, 

321-455-1380 

Rotary Park Nature Center, 

1899 S. 

Courtenay Parkway, 321- 

455-1385 

Woody Simpson 


Schoolhouse St., 321-455- 

1379 

Veterans Memorial Center, 

400 S. Sykes Creek 

Parkway, 321-453-1776 

MICCO 

South Mainland Community 

Center, 3700 Allen 

Ave., 772-663-8748 

MIMS 

Cuyler Park 


Harry T. Moore Ave., 321- 

264-5045 

Harry T. & Harriette V. 

Moore Cultural Center, 

2180 Freedom Ave., 321- 

264-6595 

PALM BAY 

Greater Palm Bay 

Senior Center, 

1275 Culver Drive NE, 321- 

724-1338; gpbsc.org 

Margaret Hames Center 

at Turkey Creek, 1518 Port 

Malabar Blvd., 

321-676-6690 

Ted Whitlock 


Malabar Road NW, 

321-952-3231 

Palm Bay Community 

Center, 1502 Port Malabar 

Blvd., 321-952-3443 

Palm Bay Aquatic Center, 

Brevard Community 

College, 420 Community 

College Parkway SE, 321- 

952-2232 

PORT ST. JOHN 

Port St. John Community 

Center, 6650 Corto Road, 

321-633-1904 

ROCKLEDGE 

McLarty Park Community 

Center, 790 Barton 

Blvd., 321-633-1870 

Martin Andersen Senior 

Center, 1025 S. Florida 

Ave., 321-631-7549 

Riverwalk Nature Center, 

5355 U.S. 1, 

321-433-4490 


David R. Schechter Community 

Center, 1089 

South Patrick Drive, 321- 

773-6458; satellitebeach 

recreation.org 

SHARPES 

Walter Butler Community 

Center, Bernice G. 

Jackson Park, 4201 N. Cocoa 

Blvd. (U.S. 1); 321-433-4448 

TITUSVILLE 

Homer Powell Nature 

Center at Wuesthoff 

Park, 2000 Wuesthoff St., 

321-264-5105 

Isaac Campbell Sr. Community 

Center, 701 South 

St., 321-264-5040 

North Brevard Senior 

Center, 909 Lane Ave., 

321-268-2333 

Sandrift Community 

Center, 585 N. Singleton 

Ave., 321-264-5037 

Tom Statham Community 

Center, 7101 S. U.S. 1, 

321-633-1904 

VIERA 

Viera Regional Park 


Judge Fran Jamieson Way, 

321-433-4891 


Max K. Rodes Community 

Center, 3410 Flanagan 

Ave., 321-952-3215 


Park Community 

Center, 3000 Minton Rd., 

321-837-7779 



Shelter supervisor Paula Hunter gives a kiss to "Molly," who loves 

to go for walks. The Brevard County South Animal Care Center is 

at 5100 W. Eau Gallie Blvd., west of 1-95, in Melbourne. 


Animals and Pets 

REGULATIONS 

Brevard County requires all 

dogs and cats to be vaccinated 

and have attached animal license 

tags that must be renewed 

each year. 

Pet owners can be fined up to 

$120 for each animal that 

doesn’t have a rabies vaccination 

certificate and license tag. 

Cost for tags is $10 for spayed 

or neutered pets, $16 for unaltered 

dogs and cats, $10 for 

pets younger than 1; same fees 

apply to replacement tags. You 

can purchase or renew your 

animal license tag over the 

phone by calling 321-633-2024. 

Visa, MasterCard and Discover 

credit cards are accepted. 

Tags also are available from: 

Brevard Animal Services 

(Main Office): 2725 Judge Fran 

Jamieson Way, Building A, Viera, 

321-633-2027 

North Animal Care Center: 

2605 Flake Road, Titusville, 

321-264-5119 

South Animal Care Center: 

5100 W. Eau Gallie Blvd., Melbourne, 

321-253-6608 

» Participating veterinary 

clinics and local adoption centers 

The county also enforces a 

leash law for dogs and cats. The 

fine for allowing an animal to be 

at large is $55 for the first offense, 

$165 for a second incident. 

Visitors and residents are 

required to adhere to the laws 

established by the Brevard County 

Code of Animal Control Ordinance. 

Call Animal Services and 

See ANIMALS, Page 38 


Two cats strike a pose for the camera at the North Brevard 

Animal Care & Adoption Center, at 2605 Flake Road, in 

Titusville, near Arthur Dunn Airpark. TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAY 


Animals 


Enforcement at 321-633-2024 or 

visit brevardcounty.us/ 

AnimalServices. 

EMERGENCY CARE 

Animal Emergency and Critical 

Care Center of Brevard: 

2281 W. Eau Gallie Blvd., Melbourne, 

Veterinary imaging and 

specialty center, 321-725-5365; 

centralfloridaanimaler.com 

Animal Specialty and 

Emergency Hospital: 5775 

Schenck Ave., Rockledge, emergency 

care from 6 p.m. to 8 a.m. 

Monday through Friday; open 

24 hours weekends and holidays, 

specialty care throughout the 

week, 321-752-7600; 

ashemergency.com 

ANIMAL SHELTERS 

Central Brevard Humane Society: 

1020 Cox Road, Cocoa, 321- 

636-3343; crittersavers.com 

Central Brevard Humane Society’s 

Merritt Island Adoption 

Center: 155 Pioneer Rd., Merritt 

Island, 321-636-3343; 

crittersavers.com 

Florida Wildlife Hospital 

& Sanctuary: 4560 N. U.S. 1, 

Palm Shores, cares for sick, injured 

and abandoned wildlife 

and large migratory birds, and 

returns them to their habitat, 

321-254-8843; floridawildlife 

hospital.org 

HorseSisters and Associates: 

2714 Cuyler Street, Mims; sanctuary 

for abused and neglected 

horses provides therapeutic 

riding and driving for all, including 

disabled children and 

adults, horse-drawn carriages 

and wagons for special occasions, 

321-267-2929; 

horsesisters.org 

Humane Society of South 

Brevard: 2600 Otter Creek Lane, 

Melbourne, 321-259-0601, email 

humanesocietysb@bellsouth.net; 

humanesocietyofsouth 

brevard.org 

North Animal Care and Adoption 

Center: 2605 Flake Road, 

Titusville, 321-264-5119; brevardcounty.us/AnimalServices/ 

AdoptablePets/NorthCenter 

South Animal Care and Adoption 

Center: 5100 W. Eau Gallie 

Blvd., Melbourne, 321-253-6608; 

brevardcounty.us/AnimalServices/AdoptablePets/SouthCenter 

SPCA North Brevard: 455 Cheney 

Highway, Titusville, 321-267- 



"Gracie," of the Komondor breed, struts the sands with Tatty Trafton of Melbourne. Canova Beach Park, at the east end of Eau Gallie 

Boulevard in Indian Harbour Beach, has a dog beach area that is very popular. TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAY 

8221; spcanorthbrevard.com 

Wild Horse Rescue Center: 

Devoted to preserving the spirit 

of the West by saving the mustang. 

Lectures, clinics and adoptions 

available, 4970 International 

Ave., Mims, 321-427-1523; 

mlwhr.com 

DOG PARKS 

Fay Lake Wilderness Park: 

6300 Fay Blvd., Port St. John, 

321-633-1904; brevardcounty.us/ 

ParksRecreation/North/FayLake 

Lori Wilson Park: 1500 N. Atlantic 

Ave., Cocoa Beach, 321-455- 

1380; brevardcounty.us/ParksRecreation/Central/LoriWilson 

Marina Park, 501 Marina Road, 

Titusville 321-264-5105 

Palm Bay Regional Park: 1951 

Malabar Road NW, Palm Bay, 

321-637-5732; 321-952-3231; 

brevardcounty.us/ParksRecreation/South/PalmBayRegional 

Rockledge Dog Park, Dr. Robert 

A. Anderson Park, Rockledge 

(opens this month); 321-690-3978 

Sand Point Park: 101 N. Washington 

Ave., Titusville, short 

leash only, 321-637-5732; 

brevardparks.com 

Satellite Beach Dog Park: 

750 Jamaica Blvd., 321-777-8004; 

satellitebeachrecreation.org/ 

Pages/DogPark.aspx 

Wickham Park: 2500 Parkway 

Drive, Melbourne, 321-255-4307; 

brevardcounty.us/ParksRecreation/South/Wickham 

DOG BEACH 

Canova Beach: 3299 SR A1A, 

Indian Harbour Beach. Boundaries 

of the 700-foot stretch of 

beach are from the southern 

Canova Beach Park dune crossover 

to the Radisson Suite Hotel 

Oceanfront property line; 321- 

255-4400; brevardcounty.us/ 

ParksRecreation/South/Canova 



Getting Around 

PORT CANAVERAL 

Carnival Cruise Lines: Carnival 

Sensation operates year-round 

from Port Canaveral on alternating 

three- and four-day cruises to the 

Bahamas. Carnival Dream sails 

year-round on seven-day cruises 

that alternate between the Eastern 

Caribbean and Western Caribbean. 

Carnival Liberty and Carnival Sunshine 

offer cruises to the Caribbean. 

Carnival Pride, which sails 

from Baltimore, makes port-of-call 

stops at Port Canaveral on select 

seven-day cruises, 800-764-7419; 

carnival.com. 

Disney Cruise Line: Disney’s 

Magic makes port-of-call visits to 

Port Canaveral from its home port 

of New York. The Disney Dream 

sails three-, four- and five-night 

Bahamas cruises on Thursdays and 

Sundays. Disney’s newest ship, the 

Fantasy, offers seven-night cruises 

to the Bahamas and the Caribbean, 

800-951-3532; disneycruise.com 

Norwegian Cruise Line: Norwegian 

ships Gem, Jewel and Breakaway 

all have scheduled stops at 

Port Canaveral on their cruises to 

the Bahamas out of New York, 

866-234-7350; ncl.com. 

Royal Caribbean: Monarch of the 

Seas sails on three- and four-night 

Bahamas cruises on Friday and 

Monday, respectively. Freedom of 

the Seas sails alternating sevennight 

round-trip cruises to the 

Eastern and Western Caribbean 

from Port Canaveral on Sundays. 

Enchantment of the Seas and 

Freedom of the Seas sail on eastern 

and western Caribbean destinations, 

as well as the Bahamas, from 

Port Canaveral, 800-327-6700; 

royalcaribbean.com. 

Victory Casino: The casino ship 

offers two cruises to nowhere daily 

with gaming and entertainment, 

855-468-4286; victorycasino 

cruises.com 

BUS SERVICE 

Space Coast Area Transit 

provides public bus and trolley 

service across Brevard County. All 

buses are equipped with wheelchair 

lifts and bike racks. Eighteen 

weekday routes service major 

shopping centers, government 

centers, social services agencies, 

colleges, universities and hospitals. 

More than 25 percent of passenger 

trips are work-related. Reduced 

youth, student, senior, disabled 

and veteran fares are available; 

free for children younger than 5. 

Evening and weekend service also 

is available on most routes. Google 

Transit’s trip planner on RideSCAT- 

.com provides a map and text 

directions from your front door to 

your destination and back. Fares 

start at $1.25 for one ride (or 60 

cents if reduced fare); passes are 

available. For maps by mail or 

personalized assistance, call 

321-633-1878. 

Vanpool/Park-N-Ride lots in 

Brevard are north of Space 

Coast Stadium at 5545 Porada 

Drive, in Viera, west of Interstate 95 

at 5110 W. Eau Gallie Blvd. on Eau 

Gallie Boulevard in Melbourne and 

west of Minton Road at 342 Emerson 

Drive NW in Palm Bay. Space 

Coast Area Transit also operates 

one of the largest commuter vanpool 

programs in the nation. 

The system’s terminals are at 401S. 

Varr Ave., Cocoa, and 460 S. 

Harbor City Blvd., Melbourne, 

321-952-4563. 

Greyhound bus service maintains 

terminals in Titusville and at Melbourne 

International Airport. The 

Titusville stop is at 3585 Cheney 

Highway, 321-267-8760; Melbourne, 

321-723-4329; 

greyhound.com 

See TRAVEL, Page 44 

Passengers ride SCAT buses to get to work, school, business and 

shopping. SCAT buses here pick up and drop off passengers at the 

520 stop in Cocoa Beach. MALCOLM DENEMARK/FLORIDA TODAY 





Travel 


MELBOURNE 

INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 

Melbourne International Airport is 

served by Delta Air Lines, US Airways, 

Baer Air, Elite Airways. 

Charter flights are available 

through Baer Air, 321-956-8695 or 

866-453-2605, flybaerair.com; and 

Elite Airways, 207-842-6400; 

eliteairways.net. On-demand 

flights to the Bahamas are available 

through AirGate Aviation, 

386-478-0600; airgatecharter.com. 

Transportation to and from the 

airport is available via the Melbourne 

Airport Shuttle, which 

offers door-to-door service. 

Taxi, bus and limousine service, 

as well as rental car agencies, also 

are available. 

The airport also serves aviation 

tenants, including Florida Tech. The 

airport is at 1Air Terminal Parkway, 

Melbourne, 321-723-6227; 

mlbair.com 

REGIONAL AIRPORTS 

Titusville-Cocoa Airport Authority 

operates three airports: 

Space Coast Regional Airport, 

which has a runway capable of 

accepting international flights and 

is home to Bristow Academy Inc. 

helicopter flight school, 365 Golden 

Knights Blvd. (1Bristow Way) in 

south Titusville 

Arthur Dunn Airpark, which 

features a grass runway for recreational 

flights and Sky Dive Space 

Center, 480 N. Williams Ave. North, 

Titusville 

Merritt Island Airport, which 

features Baer Air on-demand 

charter flights, 900 Airport Road, 

south of Cone Road; flairport.com 

Valkaria Airport is operated by 

Brevard County, 2865 Greenbrooke 

St., Valkaria, in south Brevard, 

321-952-4590; brevard 

county.us/ValkariaAirport 

ORLANDO 

INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 

About 35 miles west of Titusville, 

Orlando International Airport is a 

major air-travel hub and serves 

more than 35 million passengers 

annually. The airport is served by 

dozens of international and domestic 

airlines. 

The airport is nine miles southeast 

of downtown Orlando, at the 

junction of State Road 436 

(Semoran Boulevard) and State 

Road 528, (Beachline Expressway), 

407-825-2001; orlandoairports.net 


Post Offices 

Postal Service lobbies are open 

24 hours a day with access to 

vending machines. To find a 

branch, call 800-275-8777. You’ll 

need the ZIP code of the area 

you’re trying to reach. Window 

service is available at: 

NORTH BREVARD 

Indian River City branch: 686 

Cheney Highway, Titusville, 

Winn-Dixie shopping center, 

321-267-4826, ext. 21, 9 a.m. to 

5 p.m. weekdays. 

Mims: 3405 Kelly Road, 321-267- 

5122, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, 

9 a.m. to noon Saturday. 

Port St. John: 7135 N. U.S. 1, 

321-631-0300, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

weekdays, 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays. 

Scottsmoor: 3750 Magoon Ave., 

321-267-8700, 8:30 a.m. to noon, 

1:30 to 4:30 p.m. weekdays, 9 to 

11:30 a.m. Saturday. 

Titusville Post Office: 2503 S 

Washington Ave., 321-267-4826, 9 

a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to 

noon Saturday. 

CENTRAL BREVARD 

Cape Canaveral: 8700 Astronaut 

Blvd., 321-783-3163, 9 a.m. to 

5 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to noon 

Saturday. 

Cocoa: 2000 SR 524, 321-632- 

7190, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, 

9 a.m. to 1p.m. Saturday. 

Cocoa Beach: 500 N. Brevard 

Ave., 321-783-3433, 9 a.m. to 


Saturday. 

Cocoa Village: 600 Florida Ave., 

Suite 101, 321-632-6846, 9 a.m. to 

4 p.m. weekdays. 

Five Points:1114 Lake Drive, 

Cocoa, 321-632-7190, 8:30 a.m. to 

4:30 p.m. weekdays. 

Merritt Island: 333 Crockett 

Blvd., 321-453-1366, 8:30 a.m. to 

5 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to 1p.m. 

Saturday. 

Rockledge: 3000 Murrell Road, 

321-636-4177, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

weekdays, 9 a.m. to 1p.m. Saturday. 

The Suntree 

Post Office 

on N. 

Wickham 

Road 

attracts a 

crowd 

during the 

holiday 

season. 

TIM SHORTT/ 

FLORIDA TODAY 

Sharpes: 4425 N. U.S. 1, 321-632- 

8561, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, 


SOUTH BREVARD 

Eau Gallie: 681St. Clair St., 

321-259-5574, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

weekdays, 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. 

Grant: 5560 Old Dixie Highway, 

321-726-6815, 9 a.m. to noon and 

1:30 to 4:30 p.m. weekdays, 9 to 

11a.m. Saturday. 

Indialantic: 200 N. Palm Ave., 

321-723-9853, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. 


Malabar:1720 Malabar Road, 

321-837-1195, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 

p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to noon 

Saturday. 

Melbourne, main office:640 E. 

New Haven Ave., 321-723-6164, 

8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, 


Melbourne Beach:504 Ocean 

Ave., 321-723-6738, 9 a.m. to 

1:30 p.m. and 2:30 to 4 p.m. weekdays. 

Palm Bay: 4660 Lipscomb St. NE, 

321-723-6962, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 


Palm Bay West: 950 Malabar 

Road SW, 321-984-9658, 8:30 a.m. 

to 5 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to 

1p.m. Saturday. 

Palm Bay-Interchange Square: 

1155 Malabar Road NE, Suite 18, 

Palm Bay, 321-951-7124, 9 a.m. to 5 

p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to 

2 p.m. Saturday. 

Patrick Air Force Base:424 

Falcon Ave., 321-784-0394, 9 a.m. 

to 1p.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. weekdays. 

Satellite Beach:1071S. Patrick 

Drive, Suite 101, 321-773-9638, 9 

a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, 


Suntree:6105 N. Wickham Road, 

321-242-0426, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 

weekdays, 9 a.m. to 1p.m. Saturday. 

West Melbourne: 2305 Minton 

Road, 321-733-0427, 8:30 a.m. to 


Saturday. 




Medical Care 

Hospitals 

Open-heart surgery, 

neonatal intensive care, 

robotic-assisted surgery 

and nonsurgical coreneedle 

breast biopsies as 

well as wound-care using 

hyperbaric oxygen therapy 

and hydrotherapy are 

some of the advanced 

medical procedures performed 

in Brevard County 

hospitals. 

Holmes Regional Medical 

Center in Melbourne also 

has an air ambulance for 

emergency transport and 

is one of 27 trauma centers 

in the state. 

1. Parrish Medical Center 

951 N. Washington Ave., 

Titusville 

Main number: 321-268- 

6111 

» Emergency Department: 

321-268-6130 

» Lab Testing (direct 

access): 321-268-6134 

» Parrish Health & Fitness 

Center: 321-268-6200 

» Parrish Healthcare 

Center at Port St. John: 

:321-636-9393 

» Parrish Home Health: 

830 Century Medical 

Drive, Suite A: 321-268- 

6275 

Parrish Sleep Disorders 

Center: 321-268-6150 

2. Wuesthoff Medical 

Center-Rockledge 

110 Longwood Ave. 

Main number: 

321-636-2211 

» Patient information: 

ext. 1100 

» Emergency Department: 

ext. 1260 

» Wuesthoff 

Brevard Homecare: 

321-253-2200 

» Wuesthoff 

Rehabilitation Services: 

321-433-0288 

3. Health First Cape 

Canaveral Hospital 

701 W. Cocoa Beach 

Causeway, Cocoa 

Beach 

Main number, patient 

information: 

321-799-7111 

» Health First 

Sleep Center: 

321-868-5832 

4. Health First Viera 

Hospital 

8745 N. Wickham Road, 

Viera 

Main number: 

321-434-9000 

» Health First Sleep Center: 

321-434-9133 

5. Wuesthoff Medical 

Center- Melbourne 

250 N. Wickham Road 

Main number: 

321-752-1200 

Patient Information: ext 

1411 

» Emergency: 

321-752-1230 

» Rehabilitation Services: 

ext. 1500 

» Wuesthoff Wound Care 

and Hyperbaric 

Center: 321-676-2012 

6. Health First Holmes 

Regional Medical Center 

1350 S. Hickory St., 

Melbourne 


7000 

» Emergency: 321-434- 

7298 

» Health First Home Care: 

200 S. Courtenay Parkway, 

Merritt Island, 

321-434-5909 

» Health First Aging 

Institute: 3661 S. Babcock 

St., Melbourne, 321-727- 

3370 

7. Kindred Healthcare 

Long-term acute care 

hospital 

765 W. NASA Blvd., 

Melbourne 

Main number: 

321-733-5725 

8. HealthSouth Sea 

Pines Rehabilitation 

Hospital 

101 E. Florida Ave., 

Melbourne 

Main number: 

321-984-4600 

9. Health First Palm Bay 

Hospital 

1425 Malabar Road NE, 

Palm Bay 

Main number: 

321-434-8000 

» Emergency: 

321-434-8015 

10. Sebastian River 

Medical Center 

13695 U.S. 1. 


3186 


General medicine 

Medical Care 

LABORATORIES/REHAB 

Bio-Reference Laboratories: 

Full-service reference laboratory 

with two locations. Melbourne 

office, at 27 E. Hibiscus Blvd., 

321-308-0868, is open 6:30 a.m. to 

3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, 

8 a.m. to noon Saturday. Suntree 

office, at 6300 N. Wickham Road, 

Suite 132L, 321-421-8000, 7:30 a.m. 

to 3:30 p.m. Monday through 

Friday. Self-pay discounts are 

available on tests with physician 

orders; floridaclinicallab.com 

REFERRALS 

Countywide physician 

referrals: Brevard County Medical 

Society, 321-632-8481; 

brevardcms.org 

Health-related agencies: 

Brevard Physicians Network, 

independent practice association, 

mediator between insurance 

companies and physicians, 

321-757-7600; bpnipa.com 

MEDICAL COVERAGE 

Brevard Health Alliance: Six 

clinics and two mobile units serve 

low-income patients and those 

without insurance. Accepts Medicaid, 

Medicare, Florida KidCare, 

Health First Health Plans, Blue Cross 

Blue Shield, Aetna and Cigna 

insurance and those without medical 

insurance. Patients without 

medical insurance are charged 

based on income; bhachc.org 

Family Practice Clinic locations: 

5270 Babcock St. NE, Suite 

1, Palm Bay, 321-722-5959; 

17 Silver Palm Ave., Melbourne, 

321-733-2021; 220 Barton Blvd., 

Rockledge, 321-639-5177; 500 N. 

Washington Ave., Titusville, 

321-268-0267. 

Pediatric Clinic locations: 5270 

Babcock St. NE, Suite 2, Palm Bay, 

321-676-5996; 705 Blake Ave., 

Building G, Cocoa, 321-633-6391; 

775 Malabar Road, Malabar, 

321-722-8435. Mobile van clinic 

visits sites across the county. Registration 

is required on a walk-in 

basis before the first appointment 

is set; bhachc.org. 

Brevard County Health Department: 

Three clinics provide health 

care at 611 Singleton Ave., Titusville; 


Way, Viera; 2275 S. Babcock St., 

Melbourne. Administrative offices, 


Merritt Island; 321-637-7300, 

doh.state.fl.us/chdbrevard 

The Brevard County Health Department recommends getting a flu 

shot on an annual basis. Most insurance plans are accepted. AP 




Assisted Living 

CANAVERAL GROVES 

Casual Country Living: 4801 

Mango Ave., Cocoa; 321-632- 

9622; casualcountryliving.com 

COCOA/ROCKLEDGE 

Palace Retirement Home: 

965 S. Florida Ave., 321-639-0004 

Palm Cottages of Rockledge: 

3821 Sunnyside Court, 

321-633-1819 

MELBOURNE AREA 

Sterling House of West 

Melbourne I and II, a Brookdale 

Community: 7200 and 7300 

Greenboro Drive, West Melbourne, 

321-953-6464, 

brookdaleliving.com/sterlinghouse-west-melbourne-i.aspx, 

or 321-725-3100 or brookdale 

living.com/sterling-house-westmelbourne-ii.aspx 

Clare Bridge, a Brookdale 

Community: 7199 Greenboro 

Drive, West Melbourne, 321-951- 

4455; brookdaleliving.com/clarebridge-of-west-melbourne.aspx 

Autumn House: 7999 Spyglass 

Hill Road, Viera, 321-242-1006; 

autumnhouseflorida.com 

Buena Vida Estates: Life-care 

facility, 2129 W. New Haven 

Ave., West Melbourne, 321-724- 

0060; buenavidaestates.org 

The Brookshire: 85 Bulldog 

Blvd., Melbourne, 321-984-7966 

Century Oaks: 4001 Stack Blvd., 

Melbourne, 321-722-4440 

Emeritus at Melbourne: 

1765 W. Hibiscus Blvd., Melbourne, 

321-733-7111; 

emeritus.com/ 

florida/Melbourne-retirementcommunity/emeritus-melbourne 

The Fountains: Senior living 

community, 4451 Stack Blvd., 

Medical Care 

Seniors open their presents during the Cocoa West Seniors 

Christmas lunch party. Seniors can take advantage of many 

assisted living facilities in Brevard. CRAIG BAILEY/FLORIDA TODAY 

Melbourne, 321-984-1494; 

kiscoseniorliving.com/ 

communities_fountains.asp 

Grand Villa Senior 

Living Community: 964 S. 

Harbor City Blvd., 321-328-8140; 

grandvillamelbourne.com 

Hibiscus Court: 540 E. Hibiscus 


hibiscuscourtmelbourne.com 

Southland Suites, 

a Brookdale Community: 2680 

Croton Road, Melbourne 321- 

255-5443; brookdaleliving.com/ 

southland-suites-ofmelbourne.aspx 

The Town Square: 1700 Wuesthoff 

Drive, Viera, 321-255-6030; 

wuesthoff.com/locations/townsquare-wuesthoff-assistedliving-viera 

Victoria Landing Waterfront 

Resort Assisted Living: 1279 

Houston St., Melbourne, 321- 

622-6730; victorialanding.com 


Angel Guardian Assisted 

Living: 280 Bahama Drive, 

321-223-8371; 

angelguardianinc.com 

Cedar Creek Life Center: 

4279 Judith Ave., 321-454-7768 

or 866-257-9290; augusthue.com/index.php/cedarcreek 

Courtenay Springs Village: 

1100 S. Courtenay Parkway, 

321-452-1233; courtenay 

springsvillage.org 

First Class Alternative Living 

Lifestyle: 2740 S. Courtenay 

Parkway, 321-264-6357 

La Casa Assisted Living: 

220 N. Grove St., 321-449-8880; 

lacasaassistedliving.com 

The Place at Merritt Island: 

535 Crockett Blvd., 321-454- 

2363; theplaceatmerrittisland- 

.com 

Smiles & Loving Care: 


1065 Garden Road, 321-454-4624 

Norwood Assisted Living: 

325 Norwood St., 321-288-7473; 

norwoodalf.com 

Tropical Living Club 2: 320 

Fortenberry Road, 321-735-0399; 

tropicallivingclub.com 

PALM BAY 

Bethesda on Turkey Creek: 

2800 Fordham Road NE, 

321-723-3288; bethesda 

onturkeycreek.com 

Golden Wings-Darrow: 1351 

Darrow Road SW, 321-676-6331 

Golden Wings-Wendel: 3116 

Wendel Road SE, 321-952-6623 

TITUSVILLE 

Carriage House Assisted Living 

Facility: 1832 Country Club 

Drive, 321-383-3531; 

carriagehousealf.com 

First Class Adult Family Care 

Facility: 3717 Chiara Drive, 

321-264-6357 

Riverview Retirement Center: 

4470 S. Washington Ave., 

321-383-2125 

Sand Point Senior Living, 

a Brookdale Community: 1800 

Harrison St., 321-383-6000; 

brookdaleliving.com/ 

sand-point.aspx 

Titusville Towers: 405 Indian 

River Ave., 321-264-8965; 

titusvilletowers.com 

ADULT DAY CARE 

All One Family Senior Day 

Program: 585 N. Courtenay 

Parkway, Suite 101, Merritt 

Island, 321-453-6577; 

all1family4seniors.com 

Joe’s Club: 4676 N. Wickham 

Road, Melbourne. Also locations 

in Titusville and Micco. Specializing 

in Alzheimer’s and dementia 

care. Activities include 

games and music. Snacks and 

meals are available, 321-253- 

4430 or 866-JOE-CLUB; 

brevardalzheimers.org 

River’s Edge: 422 Martin Road 

SE, Palm Bay, 321-727-7337; 

daily and hourly care. Meals and 

snacks, recreation, music and 

more. 

Sarahcare of Melbourne: 

1504 S. Harbor City Blvd., Melbourne, 

321-676-3460; 

sarahcare.com/melbourne 

Senior Care of Brevard: 

234 Willard St., Cocoa, 

321-631-9014; seniorcareofbrevard.com 

Your Second Home Adult Day 

Care: 3702 N. Courtenay Parkway, 


321-986-8500 

Medical Care 

Seniors got a peek at their Christmas presents early at the Cocoa 

West Seniors Christmas lunch party. CRAIG BAILEY/FLORIDA TODAY 


Medical Care 

Volunteers for Aging Matters in Brevard shop for gifts for 

The Reaching Out Holiday Fund. TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAY 

Home Health Care 

Age Advantage Home Care 

Services: 1398 Palm Bay Road 

NE, Palm Bay. Private duty, nonmedical 

homemaker/companion 

services and personal, hands-on 

care, 321-710-9309; 

ageadvantagepalmbay.com 

Aging Matters in Brevard: 

3600 W. King St., Cocoa. Case 

management, personal care, 

respite, lifeline, homemaker 

services, Meals on Wheels; 

321-639-8770; agingmattersinbrevard.org 

Amedisys: 3962 W. Eau Gallie 

Blvd., Suite C, Melbourne, 321- 

751-1901; 3910 S. Washington 

Ave., Suite 208, Titusville, 321- 

267-7559; Skilled nursing, home 

health aides, hospice care, physical 

therapy, occupational therapy, 

speech therapy, psychiatric 

services; amedisys.com 

American Red Cross Space 

Coast chapter: 1700 Cedar St., 

Rockledge. Training in CPR, first 

aid and automated external 

defibrillation equipment, certification 

in nursing assistant, water 

safety, family caregiving, babysitting 

training and HIV/AIDS, 

321-890-1002; redcross.org 


Associated Home Health: 

3200 N. Wickham Road, Suite 4, 

Melbourne. Skilled nursing, 

physical therapy, home health 

aides, social workers, Medicare 

certified, 321-242-8228 or fax 

321-242-8401; 

associatedhomehealth.com 

Caregiver Services Nurse 

World: 1220 E. Prospect Ave., 

Suite 201, Melbourne. Home 

nursing care and staff relief, 

321-722-0009; csicaregiver.com 

Caretenders: 3800 W. Eau Gallie 

Blvd., Suite 103, Melbourne; 

321-308-0321; almostfamily.com 

Comfort Keepers: 327 S. 

Washington Ave., Titusville, 

321-268-3310; Nonmedical 

in-home companions, homemaker 

and incidental transportation 

services; comfortkeepers.com 

Comforts of Home Care 

Associates: 517-C N. Harbor City 


1107 S. Washington St., Titusville, 

321-383-8643; comfortsohc.com 

Cornerstone Homecare 

Services, 1900 S. Harbor City 

Blvd., Suite 231, Melbourne; home 

care, errand services, nursing 

services, companion care, adult 

sitter; 321-821-7793; 

cornerstonehomecarefl.com 

Dr. Jey Pillai Center for Hospice 

Care: 661 Eyster Blvd., Rockledge, 

321-637-2755. End-of-life care, 

pain management, grief 

counseling for families, spiritual 

support; wuesthoff.com 

Gentiva Health Services: 8247 

Devereux Drive, Suite 103, Viera, 

321-255-9995; 1333 Gateway 

Drive, Suite 1020, Melbourne, 

Medical Care 

A Titusville senior accepts a lunch delivered by Robert Filichia with the Kiwanis Club Meals on Wheels 

program. Seniors can take advantage of many health services. CRAIG RUBADOUX/FLORIDA TODAY 

321-725-4799. Nursing, physical 

therapy, assistance with activities 

of daily living, wound care and 

IV therapy. Specialties in 

orthopedics, cardiopulmonary and 

balance disorders; gentiva.com 

Granny Nannies: 1900 S. Harbor 

City Blvd., Suite 300, Melbourne, 

321-984-0655; grannynannies.com 

Health First Home Care: 200 S. 

Courtenay Parkway, Merritt 

Island, 321-434-5909; 1912 Dairy 


1623 U.S. 1, Suite A1, Sebastian, 

772-589-1930; health-first.org 

Health First Private Duty:220 S. 

See HOME HEALTH, Page 57 



Home health 


Courtenay Parkway, Suite C, 

Merritt Island. Private duty, skilled 

nurses, sitters and custodial home 

health care, 321-459-1804; 

health-first.org 

Home Aid of Florida: Errands, 

shopping, cleaning, organizing, 

companionship, appointments 

and more, 321-480-7369; 

homeaidesimplifies.com 

Hospice of Health First: 1900 

Dairy Road, Melbourne, 

321-952-0494. Home health care, 

grief support and social workers 

for the terminally ill and their 

families, inpatient Hospice House 

in Palm Bay; health-first.org 

Hospice of St. Francis: 1250-B 

Grumman Place, Titusville, and 

4875 N. Wickham Road, Suite 104, 

Melbourne; 321-269-4240. 

Personal care, skilled nursing, 

home health aides, counseling, 

social workers for the terminally 

ill and their families; 

hospiceofstfrancis.com 

Maxim Healthcare Services: 

1990 W. New Haven Ave., Suite 

105, Melbourne, 321-951-0011. 

Skilled nursing, companion 

services/assistance, care 

around-the-clock, IV therapies, 

wound care; email 

Melbourne@maxhealth.com; 

maximhomecare.com/ 

WestMelbourne_Homecare_ 

244.aspx 

Meals on Wheels and Seniors 

at Lunch: 321-639-8770 

A Moment’s Notice Health 

Care: 989 37th Place, Vero Beach, 

home health care for South 

Brevard, 772-589-7429; 

amnhc.com 

Nationwide Wheelchair Lifts: 

1536 Cypress Ave., Melbourne, 

321-255-5549 

NHC Homecare: 2395 N. 

Courtenay Parkway, Suite 101, 


Nurse-On-Call: 7332 Office Park 

Place, Suite 201, 321-984-0223. 

Skilled nursing, physical therapy, 

occupational and speech therapy, 

medical social services and home 

health aides, specialty oncology, 

wound care, orthopedic and 

rehabilitation programs, Medicare 

certified; nurseoncallfl.com 

Infusion Partners: 1600 Sarno 

Road, Suite 10, Melbourne, 

888-420-1690. Home infusion, 

respiratory, nutritional services; 

infusionpartners.com 

Parrish Home Health: 830 

Century Medical Drive, Suite A, 

Titusville, 321-268-6275. Skilled 

nursing; physical, occupational 

and speech therapy; social 

worker; home health aide; 

parrishmed.com 

Family Home Health Services: 

2295 W. Eau Gallie Blvd., Suite C, 

Melbourne, 321-752-4495. Skilled 

nursing; physical, occupational 

and speech therapy; social 

services; home health aides; 

fhhs.us 

ResCare Homecare: 635 S. 

Wickham Road, Unit 204, 

West Melbourne, 321-676-5088. 

Private duty, skilled nurses, 

custodial home health care; 

rescarehomecare.com 

Seniors Assistance Program: 

3600 W. King St., Cocoa. 

Short-term homemaker and 

respite care, home-improvement 

program for seniors 60 and older 

who own and live in their home, 

321-631-2744 

Senior Partner Care Services: 

8085 Spyglass Hill Road, Viera. 

Helps seniors live safely and 

independently at home, 

321-253-6336; 

seniorpartnercare.com 

Suncrest Omni Home Care: 780 

S. Apollo Blvd. Suite 106, 

Melbourne, 321-752-9292; 

omnihha.com 

Sunflower House: 777 E. Merritt 

Island Causeway, Suite 201. 

Volunteer, nonprofit senior 

resource center at Merritt Square 

Mall, 321-452-4341 

Visiting Angels: 474 N. Harbor 

City Blvd., Melbourne. Part- or 

full-time in-home care, 

321-953-8730; visitingangels.com 

Visiting Nurse Association, 

Space Coast: 1600 Sarno Road, 

Suite 201, Melbourne. Acute, 

chronic and cardiac care; 

orthopedic and elder care 

services; clinical specialists; 

physical, speech and occupational 

therapy; companions, 

transportation, 321-752-7550; 

vnatc.com 

Vitas Innovative Hospice Care: 

4450 W. Eau Gallie Blvd., Suite 

250, Melbourne, 321-751-6671; 

323 S. Washington Ave., Titusville, 

321-751-6671; 2431 Taylor St., 

Mims, 321-267-2051. Physical, 

spiritual, emotional support for 

life-limiting illnesses; vitas.com 

Wuesthoff Homecare: 8060 

Spyglass Hill Road, Viera, 

321-253-2200. Helps homebound 

patients recovering from 

hospitalization become 

independent. 

Wuesthoff Brevard Hospice 

and Palliative Care: 8060 

Spyglass Hill Road, Viera. 

Terminally ill care, grief support, 

nursing, home health aides, 

321-253-2222. 

Medical Care 

Top: "Stuart," a veteran therapy dog, has done his share of 

cheering people up. He was working with Hospice of Health First 

at the Brevard County TRIAD SeniorFest. TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAY 

Below: Bob Truett plays pool at the North Brevard Senior Center at 

909 Lane Avenue, in Titusville. TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAY 


Mental Health Agencies 

Medical Care 

Brevard Outpatient 

Alternative Treatment: 1127 

South Patrick Drive, Satellite 

Beach, 321-773-1111. B.O.A.T. is a 

state-licensed drug and alcohol 

program offering DUI group and 

individual therapy, adolescent and 

adult substance abuse, adolescent 

behavioral problems, dysfunctional 

family/adults, anger management 

and mental health services; 

brevardoutpatient.com 

Circles of Care: 400 E. Sheridan 


1770 Cedar St., Rockledge, 

321-890-1500; 6700 S. U.S. 1, 

Titusville, 321-269-4590; 2020 

Commerce Drive, Melbourne, 

321-952-6000. Clinic at Sheridan 

Oaks (psychiatric treatment center) 

and Twin Rivers (chemical 

dependency treatment center), 

both at 400 E. Sheridan Road, 

321-722-5200; circlesofcare.org 

Circles of Care Children’s Crisis 

Stabilization Unit: is also at 400 

E. Sheridan Rd. Additional facilities 

are at Harbor Pines at 880 

Airport Rd., Melbourne 321-914- 

0650; outreach office, 4050 W. 

Eau Gallie Blvd., 321-752-3100; 

Cedar Village at 1770 Cedar St., 

Rockledge, 321-890-1555; community 

support services at 2000 

Commerce Drive, Melbourne, 

321-676-6650. 

Cocoa Specialized Therapeutic 

Group Home: 225 N. Burnett 

Road, Cocoa; Early childhood and 

school readiness program; 

devereuxfl.org 

Crosswinds Youth Services: 

1407 Dixon Blvd., Cocoa. Provides 

services and programs for youth 

and their families. Crisis-intervention 

counseling, short-term residential 

care, independent-living 

program, day treatment, Safe 

Place program, 321-452-0800; 

crosswindsyouthservices.org 

Devereux Florida: Psychiatric 

services for children, adolescents 

and families, developmental 

disability treatment, foster care, 

residential treatment. 

Dual Diagnosis Center: 8000 

Devereux Drive, Viera, 321-242- 

9100. Outpatient services and 

foster care program: 1600 Sarno 

Road, Suite 214, Melbourne, 

321-752-3111. 

Episcopal Counseling Center: 

414 Pine St., Titusville, 800-544- 

1817; 50 W. Strawbridge Ave., 

Melbourne, 800-544-1817; Orlando, 

800-544-1817; ecc1021.com 

Family Advocacy Office at 

Patrick Air Force Base: 1380 S. 

Patrick Drive. Treatment services 

Melbourne’s Libby Donoghue is the executive director of 2-1-1 Brevard Inc., in Rockledge, which 

provides crisis lines, information and 24-hour referrals. CRAIG RUBADOUX/FLORIDA TODAY 

for military families, 321-494-8171. 

Family Counseling Center 

of Brevard: 725 DeLeon Ave., 

Titusville; 840 Brevard Ave., 

Rockledge; 4880 Stack Blvd., 

Melbourne. Alcohol and drug 

services, counseling, case management, 

consumer credit counseling, 

321-632-5792; fccbrevard.com 

Salvation Army Domestic 

Violence Program: Counseling, 

shelter, supervised visitation, 

domestic-abuse hot line, 9-1-1 cell 

phone program, 321-631-2764; 

salvationarmyncbrevard.org 

Serene Harbor Domestic 

Violence Shelter: Counseling, 

outreach groups, shelter, 24-hour 

hot line at 321-726-8282; sereneharbor.org 

Space Coast Counseling 

Center: 3880 S. Washington Ave., 

Suite 153, Titusville. Outpatient 

therapy and counseling, 321-267- 

2228. 

Specialized Treatment Education 

and Prevention Services: 

803-A N. Fiske Blvd., Cocoa, 

321-637-7730; 1751 Sarno Road, 

Suite 1, Melbourne, 321-775-1517, 

2400 S. Hopkins Ave., Suite J, 

Titusville, 321-607-5082. Inpatient 

and outpatient treatment for 

substance abusers; flsteps.org 

Survivors of Homicide Program: 


Way, Building D, Viera. Crisis 

counseling, grief support, 

advocacy and information, 

321-617-7555. 

The Scott Center for Autism 

Treatment: 150 W. University 

Blvd., Melbourne; Behavioral 

services for children and young 

adults with autism, diagnostics, 

and individual and family therapy, 

free monthly workshops, and 

social skills, 321-674-8106; 

thescottcenter.org 

2-1-1 Brevard Inc: Crisis lines, 

information and 24-hour referrals, 

2-1-1 or 321-631-9290; 

211brevard.org 

Vietnam and All Veterans 

of Brevard Assistance Center: 

Veterans Transitional Facility, 

700 E. Fee Ave., Melbourne, 

321-409-8167; vietnamandall 

veteransofbrevard.com 

Women’s Center: 1425 Aurora 

Road, Melbourne, 321-242-3110. 

Women’s Center North: 725 DeLeon 

Ave., Titusville, 321-607-6811. 

Services for victims of crime, domestic 

violence and sexual assault; 

womenscenterinbrevard.org 

SUPPORT GROUPS 

Cancer Care Centers of Brevard 

Cancer: Meets first Friday at 

noon, 1430 S. Pine St., Melbourne; 

second Friday at noon, 215 Cone 

Road, Merritt Island, and third 

Friday at noon, 13050 US 1, Sebastian; 

light lunch provided; RSVP 

321-426-5145; additional support 

groups at other locations 

throughout Brevard County. 

Pet Grief: Meets 7 p.m.-8 p.m. 

the first Thursday of every month 

at the Lutheran Church of the 

Resurrection, 525 Minutemen 

Causeway, Cocoa Beach; 321-693- 

2377, petgriefsupport.com 

Pregnancy Resources, Inc.: 

Volunteer training for compassionate 

women with a desire to 

support women and families 

facing an unexpected pregnancy. 

Daytime and evening volunteer 

hours available. 165 N. Babcock 

Street, Melbourne 321-752-5540; 

melbournepri.com 

Step-parenting Support- 

Stepping Stones: Assist stepparents 

in navigating their new 

roles. Group meets Wednesdays 

from 10-11 a.m. at Ascend Counseling 

& Wellness, S. Babcock St., 

Melbourne, 321-821-4410. 


Public 

Schools 

Schools 

Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy held its graduation ceremony at the school in the Scott Center. At the end of the ceremony, students 

gathered in the courtyard and threw their caps in the air as a final hurrah. MALCOLM DENEMARK/FLORIDA TODAY 

To register a child in Brevard Public 

Schools, residents need the child’s 

birth certificate or similar age 

verification document, residency 

verification, immunization records 

and proof of a medical checkup 

within the past 12 months and 

academic history (last report cards, 

withdrawal form or transcripts). 

For more information, call the 

Brevard County School District’s 

administrative offices at 321-633- 

1000, ext. 500. 

Visit brevardschools.org for 

lunch menus, calendars, school 

board meeting minutes, job listings 

and links to school home pages. 

The following is a list of public 

schools and enrollment figures as 

of Jan. 15 for each of the school 

district’s administrative areas. 

Grades: The state assigns letter 

grades to all public schools based 

on their performance on the Florida 

Comprehensive Assessment Test 

as part of the governor’s “A-Plus 

Plan” for education. 

NORTH BREVARD 

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS 

Apollo, 3085 Knox McRae Drive, 

Titusville, 321-267-7890; Grade A, 

Enrollment 799. 

Atlantis, 7300 Briggs Ave., Cocoa, 

321-633-6143; Grade B, 


Challenger 7, 6135 Rena Drive, 

Cocoa, 321-636-5801; Grade B, 


Coquina, 850 Knox McRae Drive, 

Titusville, 321-264-3060; Grade B, 


Enterprise, 7000 Enterprise Road, 

Cocoa, 321-633-3434; Grade B, 


Imperial Estates, 900 Imperial 

Estates Lane, Titusville, 321-267- 

1773; Grade B, Enrollment 640. 

Mims, 2582 U.S. 1, Mims, 321-264- 


Oak Park, 3395 Dairy Road, 



Pinewood, 3707 Old Dixie 

Highway, Mims, 321-269-4530; 

Grade B, Enrollment 426. 

MIDDLE SCHOOLS 

Andrew Jackson, 1515 Knox 

McRae Drive, Titusville, 321-269- 

1812; Grade A, Enrollment 548. 

James Madison, 3375 Dairy Road, 

Titusville, 321-264-3120; Grade C, 


HIGH SCHOOLS 

Astronaut, 800 War Eagle Blvd., 

Titusville, 321-264-3000; Grade A, 

Enrollment 1,114. 

Space Coast Jr./Sr., 6150 Banyan 

St., Cocoa, 321-638-0750; Grade A, 


Titusville, 150 Terrier Trail, 





Audubon, 1201 N. Banana River 

Drive, Merritt Island, 321-452-2085; 

Grade A, Enrollment 662. 

Cambridge Magnet, 200 

Cambridge Drive, Cocoa, 321-633- 


Endeavour Magnet, 905 

Pineda St., Cocoa, 321-633-3545; 

Grade F, Enrollment 833. 

Fairglen, 201 Indian Trail, 

Cocoa, 321-631-1993; Grade B, 


Golfview Magnet, 1530 S. Fiske 

Blvd., Rockledge, 321-633-3570; 


Hans Christian Andersen, 3011 S. 

Fiske Blvd., Rockledge, 321-633- 


Lewis Carroll, 1 Skyline Blvd., 

Merritt Island, 321-452-1234; Grade 

A, Enrollment 641. 

Manatee, 3425 Viera Blvd., 

Melbourne, 321-433-0050; 


MILA, 288 W. Merritt Ave., 

Merritt Island, 321-454-1070; Grade 

C, Enrollment 506. 

Ralph M. Williams Jr., 1700 Clubhouse 

Drive, Rockledge, 321-617- 


Robert L. Stevenson Elementary 

School of the Arts, 1450 Martin 

Blvd., Merritt Island, 321-454-3550; 


Saturn, 880 Range Road, Cocoa, 

321-633-3535; Grade B, Enrollment 

759. 

Tropical, 885 S. Courtenay Parkway, 

Merritt Island, 321-454-1080; 



Edgewood Jr./Sr., 180 E. Merritt 

Ave., Merritt Island, 321-454-1030; 


John F. Kennedy, 2100 S. Fiske 

See SCHOOLS, Page 62 


Schools 




Ronald McNair Magnet, 1 Challenger 



Thomas Jefferson, 1275 S. Courtenay 

Parkway, Merritt Island, 

321-453-5154; Grade A, Enrollment 

548. 

HIGH SCHOOLS 

Cocoa, 2000 Tiger Trail, Cocoa, 

321-632-5300; Grade B, Enrollment 

1,442. 

Edgewood Jr./Sr., 180 E. Merritt 

Ave., Merritt Island, 321-454-1030; 


Merritt Island, 100 E. Mustang 

Way, Merritt Island, 321-454-1000; 

Grade A, Enrollment 1,509. 

Rockledge, 220 Raider Road, 

Rockledge, 321-636-3711; Grade A, 


Suntree, 900 Jordan Blass Drive, 

Melbourne, 321-242-6480; 


Surfside, 475 Cassia Blvd., 

Satellite Beach, 321-773-2818; 


Theodore Roosevelt, 1400 

Minutemen Causeway, Cocoa 

Beach, 321-868-6660; Grade B, 



Cocoa Beach Jr./Sr., 1500 Minutemen 

Causeway, 321-783-1776; 

Grade B, Enrollment 1,140. 

DeLaura, 300 Jackson Ave., 



Hoover, 2000 Hawk Haven Drive, 

Indialantic, 321-727-1611; 


Johnson, 2155 Croton Road, 

Melbourne, 321-242-6430; 

Grade C, Enrollment 792. 

West Shore Jr./Sr., 250 Wild Cat 

Alley, Melbourne, 321-242-4730; 


Schools 

West Shore Jr./Sr. High 

School in Melbourne 

held its 2013 prom last 

April in the Black Box 

Theater at the King 

Center for the 

Performing Arts. The 

theme was "Alice in 

Wonderland." 


MID-SOUTH/CENTRAL 

BEACHES 


Cape View, 8440 N. Rosalind Ave., 

Cape Canaveral, 321-784-0284; 


Croton, 1449 Croton Road, 

Melbourne, 321-259-3818; 


Dr. W.J. Creel, 2000 Glenwood 

Drive, Melbourne, 321-259-3233; 


Freedom 7 School of International 

Studies, 400 Fourth St. S., 

Cocoa Beach, 321-868-6610; Grade 

A, Enrollment 402. 

Harbor City, 1377 Sarno Road, 

Melbourne, 321-254-5534; Grade B, 


Longleaf, 4290 N. Wickham Road, 

Melbourne, 321-242-4700; Grade A, 


Ocean Breeze, 1101 Cheyenne 

Drive, Indian Harbour Beach, 321- 

779-2040; Grade A, Enrollment 541. 

Quest, 8751 Trafford Drive, Melbourne, 

321-242-1411; Grade A, 


Roy Allen, 2601 Fountainhead 



Sabal, 1401 Wickham Road, Melbourne, 

321-254-7261; Grade C, 


Sea Park, 300 Sea Park Blvd., 



Sherwood, 2541 Post Road, Melbourne, 

321-254-6424; 


Spessard L. Holland, 50 Holland 

Court, Satellite Beach, 321-773- 


HIGH SCHOOLS 

Cocoa Beach Jr./Sr., 1500 Minutemen 

Causeway, 321-783-1776; 


Eau Gallie, 1400 Commodore 

Blvd., Melbourne, 32935, 321-242- 

6400; Grade B, Enrollment 1,643. 

Satellite, 300 Scorpion Court, 



Viera, 6103 Stadium Parkway, 

321-632-1770; Grade A, 


West Shore Jr./Sr., 250 Wild Cat 

Alley, Melbourne, 321-242-4730; 


SOUTH BREVARD 


Christa McAuliffe, 155 Del 

Mundo St. NW, Palm Bay, 321-768- 

0465; Grade C, Enrollment 755. 

Columbia, 1225 Waco Blvd. SE, 

Palm Bay, 321-676-1319; Grade C, 


Discovery, 1275 Glendale Ave. 

NW, Palm Bay, 321-951-4920; Grade 

C, Enrollment 727. 

Gemini, 2100 Oak St., Melbourne 

Beach, 321-727-3090; Grade A, 


Indialantic, 1050 N. Palm Ave., 

Indialantic, 321-723-2811; Grade A, 


John F. Turner, 3175 Jupiter Blvd. 

SE, Palm Bay, 321-676-5700; Grade 

B, Enrollment 719. 

Jupiter, 950 Tupelo Road SW, Palm 

Bay, 321-952-5990; Grade C, Enrollment 

823. 

Lockmar, 525 Pepper St. NE, Palm 

Bay, 321-676-3730; Grade B, Enrollment 

762. 

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Schools 

Los Angeles magician Collins Key, 17, a big hit on NBC's "America's 

Got Talent,” snaps photos with members of the Eau Gallie High 

yearbook staff while visiting the classroom. TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAY 

Meadowlane Intermediate, 

2700 Wingate Blvd., West Melbourne, 

321-722-5539; Grade A, 


Meadowlane Primary, 

2800 Wingate Blvd., West Melbourne, 

321-723-6354; Grade A, 


Palm Bay, 1200 Allamanda Road 

NE, 321-723-1055; Grade B, Enrollment 

843. 

Port Malabar, 301 Pioneer Ave. 

NE, Palm Bay, 321-725-0070; Grade 


Riviera, 351 Riviera Drive NE, Palm 

Bay, 321-676-4237; Grade C, 


Sunrise, 1651 Mara Loma Blvd., 

Palm Bay, 321-674-6145; Grade A, 


University Park, 500 W. University 


Grade D, Enrollment 664. 

West Melbourne Elementary 

School for Science, 

2255 Meadowlane Ave., West 

Melbourne, 321-956-5040; Grade A, 


Westside, 2175 DeGroodt Road 

SW, Palm Bay, 321-956-5050; Grade 



Central, 2600 Wingate Blvd., West 

Melbourne, 321-722-4150; Grade B, 


Southwest, 451 Eldron Blvd. SE, 

Palm Bay, 321-952-5800; Grade C, 


Stone, 1101 E. University Blvd., 

Melbourne, 321-723-0741; Grade C, 


HIGH SCHOOLS 

Bayside, 1901 DeGroodt Road SW, 



Heritage, 2351 Malabar Road NW, 



Melbourne, 74 Bulldog Blvd., 

321-952-5880; Grade A, Enrollment 

1,983. 

Palm Bay, 101 Pirate Lane, Melbourne, 

321-952-5900; Grade A, 



Private Schools 

Schools 

NORTH BREVARD 

Lake Fern Montessori 

Academy, 257 Aguinaldo Ave., 

Titusville, 321-268-3365; age 2 

through eighth grade; 

lakefernmontessori.com 

Park Avenue Christian Academy, 

2600 S. Park Ave., Titusville; 

321-267-1871; pre-K through 

eighth grade; pacacademy.org 

St. Teresa Catholic School, 207 

Ojibway Ave., Titusville; 321-267- 

1643; pre-K through eighth grade; 

stteresa-titusville.org 

Temple Christian School, 1400 

N. U.S. 1, Titusville; 321-269-2837; 

K through 12th grade; 

templebc.net 


Atlantic Inclusive Academy, 

825 Forrest Ave., Suite 105, Cocoa, 

321-638-0040; first through 12th 

grade; atlanticinclusiveacademy- 

.com 

Brevard Adventist Christian 

Academy, 1500 Cox Road, Cocoa, 

321-636-2551; pre-K through 

eighth grade 

Brevard Private Academy, 508 

S. Plumosa St., Merritt Island, 

321-459-3466; seventh through 

12th grade; brevardprivate 

academy.com 

Calvary Chapel Christian 

School, 3500 N. Courtenay Parkway, 


pre-k through third grade; ccmerrittisland.org 

Divine Mercy Catholic Academy, 



pre-K through eighth grade, 

dmccs.org 

Grace United Methodist Preschool, 

65 Needle Blvd., Merritt 

Island; 321-452-4484; ages 2 to 5; 

gracemethodistmi.com 

KLD Learning Center, 5995 N. 

Courtenay Pkwy., Merritt Island, 

321-454-7333, kindergarten 

through 12th grade; kldkids.org 

Merritt Island Christian 

School, 140 Magnolia Ave., Merritt 

Island; 321-453-2710; preschool 

through 12th grade; 

micscougars.com 

Our Saviour’s Catholic School, 

5301 N. Atlantic Ave., Cocoa 

Beach, 321-783-2330; pre-K 


oursaviour school.org 

Rockledge Christian School, 

2175 S. Fiske Blvd.; 321-632-6966; 

pre-K through eighth grade; 

rcswarriors.org 

Rockledge Presbyterian 

School, 921 Rockledge Drive, 

A colorful Aloha theme welcomed students back to school at Holy Name of Jesus Catholic in 

Indialantic. Members of the Space Coast Hula School of Melbourne turned out to lead some 240 

students, parents and teachers in Hawaiian-style dancing. TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAY 

321-632-3343; ages 1 through VPK; 

rockledgepresbyterianschool.com 

St. Mark’s Episcopal Academy, 

2 Church St., Cocoa; 321-639-5771; 

age 3 through sixth grade; 

stmarksacademy.org 

St. Mary’s Catholic School, 1152 

Seminole Drive, Rockledge, 

321-636-4208; pre-K through 

eighth grade; stmarys-school.org 

Space Coast Christian Academy, 

1950 Michigan Ave., Cocoa, 

321-636-0883; pre-K through 12th 

grade 

Trinity Lutheran School, 1330 S. 


5431; pre-K through eighth grade; 

trinity-rockledge.org 

SOUTH BREVARD 

Ascension Catholic School, 

2950 N. Harbor City Blvd., Melbourne, 

321-254-1595; pre-K 


ascension catholicsch.org 

Bethany Christian School, 1100 

Dorchester Ave., West Melbourne, 

321-727-2038; pre-K1 through 

12th grade; bcsmelbourne.com 

Brevard Montessori School, 

1130 S. Patrick Drive, Satellite 

Beach, 321-773-5437; age 2 

through kindergarten; 

brevard montessori.com 

Calvary Chapel Academy, 2955 

Minton Road, West Melbourne, 

321-729-9922; preschool through 

eighth grade; ccamelb. com 

Community Christian School, 

1616 Ferndale Ave., Melbourne, 

321-259-1590; kindergarten 


ccsmelbourne.com 

Country Day for Children Montessori, 

1281 S. Wickham Road, 

West Melbourne; 321-951-8005; 

age 18 months through kindergarten; 

cdaymontessori.com 

Covenant Christian School, 720 

Emerson Drive NE, Palm Bay; 

321-727-2661; VPK to 12th grade; 

ccslions.org 

Diamond Community School, 

2575 Doreatha Fields Ave., Palm 

Bay, 321-727-9436; kindergarten 

through 12th grade; diamondcommunityschool.com 

Indian Harbour Montessori 

Elementary, 1230 Banana River 

Drive, Indian Harbour Beach, 

321-777-1480; age 18 months 

through sixth grade; 

ihmontessori.com 

Faith Fellowship Academy, 

2820 Business Center Blvd., Melbourne, 

321-259-7200; infants 

through kindergarten; 

ffacademy.org 

Florida Air Academy, 1950 S. 

Academy Drive, Melbourne, 321- 

723-3211; sixth through 12th 

grade; flair.com 

Holy Name of Jesus Catholic 

School, 3060 N. Hwy. A1A, Indialantic, 

321-773-1630; pre-K3 

through eighth grade; hnj.org/ 

school 

Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy, 

Lower School, 50 W. Strawbridge 

Ave., Melbourne, 321-723- 

8323, age 3 through sixth grade; 

Upper School, 5625 Holy Trinity 

Drive, Melbourne, 321-723-8323, 

seventh through 12th grade; 

htacademy.org 

Melbourne Central Catholic 

High School, 100 E. Florida Ave., 

Melbourne, 321-727-0793; ninth 


melbournecc.org 

New Covenant School, 1990 W. 

New Haven Ave., Suite 306/307, 

Melbourne, 321-724-9603; kindergarten 


newcovenantschool.com 

New Hope Lutheran Academy, 

870 Hollywood Blvd., West Melbourne, 

321-768-1500; kindergarten 

through eight grade; schoolmelbourne.com 

Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic 

School, 420 E. Fee Ave., Melbourne, 

321-723-3631; pre-K 


ollmelbourne.org 

Rockledge Montessori, 3260 


2266; ages 1 through 6; rockledgemontessori.com 

St. Joseph Catholic School, 

5320 Babcock St. NE, Palm Bay, 

321-723-8866; pre-K through 

eighth grade; st-joe-school.org 

Suntree Montessori, 2990 Business 

Center Blvd., Melbourne, 

321-254-7500; preschool and 

kindergarten; 

suntreemontessori.com 

Wade Christian Academy, 4300 

N. Wickham Road, Melbourne, 

321-259-6788; K4 through 12th; 

wadechristian.org 

West Melbourne Christian 

Academy, 3150 Milwaukee Ave., 

West Melbourne, 321-725-3743; 

pre-K4 through 12th grade; newhopesanctuary.com 

EDUCATIONAL 

RESOURCES 

The Knowledge Exchange, 5151 

Babcock St., Palm Bay; 321-473- 

8998 or theknowledge 

exchange.com 


Schools 

Charter Schools 

Odyssey Charter School in Palm Bay is rated one of the best schools in the county. It has expanded to a second campus for Odyssey 

Charter School Jr./Sr. High School Upper Campus and Preparatory Charter School. The VPK class is based on the Montessori program. 


Campus Charter School: 

3815 Curtis Blvd., Port St. 

John, 321-633-8234. Kindergarten 

through sixth 

grades. Enrollment: 140. 

FCAT grade: B 

Educational Horizons 

Charter School: 1281 S. 

Wickham Road, West 

Melbourne, 321-729-0786. 

Kindergarten through 

sixth grades. Enrollment: 

98. FCAT grade unavailable; 

educational 

horizons.net. 

Imagine Schools of 

West Melbourne: 3355 

Imagine Way, 321-768- 

6200. Pre-kindergarten 

through sixth grades. 

Enrollment: 187. FCAT 

grade D; imagineschoolsatwestmelbourne.com 

Odyssey Charter School 

(lower campus): 1755 

Eldron Blvd. SE, Palm Bay, 

321-733-0442. Pre-kindergarten 

through sixth 

grades. Enrollment: 900. 

FCAT grade: A; 

odysseycharterschool.com 

Odyssey Charter School 

(upper campus): 1350 

Wyoming Drive, SE, Palm 

Bay, 321-345-4117. Sixth 

grade honors through 

ninth grade. Enrollment: 

300. FCAT grade: A; 


Odyssey Preparatory 

Charter School: 1350 

Wyoming Drive, SE, Palm 

Bay, 321-345-4117 

Kindergarten-6th grade; 


Palm Bay Academy 

Charter School: 2112 

Palm Bay Road, traditional 

kindergarten through 

fifth grades, 321-984-2710. 

1450 Troutman Blvd., 

immersion kindergarten 

through fifth grades, 

321-723-4218. 635 Community 

College Parkway, 

sixth through eighth 

grades, 321-726-9005. 

Enrollment: 500. FCAT 

grade: A; 

palmbayacademy.org. 

Royal Palm Charter: 

7145 Babcock St. SE, Palm 

Bay 321-723-0650. Kindergarten 

through eighth 

grades. Enrollment: 343; 

FCAT grade: B; royalpalmcharter.com 

Sculptor Charter 

School: 1301 Armstrong 

Drive, Titusville, 321-264- 

4000. Pre-kindergarten 

through eighth grades. 

Enrollment: 600. 

FCAT grade: A; 

sculptorcharter.org 


Colleges and Universities 

Schools 

Florida Tech’s first football season attracted solid crowds at Palm Bay High’s stadium, which was upgraded to college standards in 

advance of the Panthers’ inaugural season. Florida Tech, under coach Steve Englehart, went 5-7, including a bowl victory in the ECAC 

Futures Bowl in Philippi, W. Va. Florida Tech recently added 18 recruits on National Signing Day. CRAIG RUBADOUX/FLORIDA TODAY 

Barry University: 445 Challenger 

Road, Suite 109, Cape Canaveral, 

321-703-0162; barry.edu. Melbourne 

campus at 1333 Gateway 

Drive, Suites 1018-1019, 321-409- 

5553. The Catholic university 

offers four-year degrees in professional 

studies, liberal studies and 

science and information technology. 

Eastern Florida State College: 

1519 Clearlake Road, Cocoa (main 

campus); 3865 N. Wickham Road, 

Melbourne; 1311 U.S. Highway 1, 

Titusville; 250 Community College 

Parkway, Palm Bay; 321-632-1111. 

easternflorida.edu. About 30,000 

students take classes each year. 

Classes available on WEFS-TV 

(Channel 68) and through the 

Internet. It offers more than 100 

degrees and certificate programs, 

including bachelor degrees, associate 

degrees and certificate 

programs. It also has two-year 

associate of arts program that 

provides guaranteed transfer to a 

state university, as well as programs 

for community education, 

business training, dual admission 

and parent education/lab schools. 

Columbia College Patrick Air 

Force Base: 1020 Central Ave., 

Suite C-9, PAFB, 321-783-5506; 

ccis.edu/PAFB. Regionally accredited 

by the Higher Learning Commission 

of the North Central 

Association of Colleges and 

Schools, offering associate’s and 

bachelor’s degrees in business 

administration, computer information 

systems, criminal justice 

administration, general studies 

and online degrees. Adult evening 

classes are once or twice a 

week with eight-week sessions 

five times a year; online classes 

also offered. Financial aid is available. 

Open to military and civilian 

students. Campuses also in Orlando 

and Jacksonville. 

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical 

University: Space Coast Center, 

1020 Central Ave, Suite C-9, Building 

998, I Wing, Patrick Air Force 

Base 32925, 321-783-5020; email 

space.coast@erau.edu. The Space 

Coast Center of Embry-Riddle 

Aeronautical University serves 

local residents interested in obtaining 

certificates, associate, 

bachelor’s or master’s degrees in 

management, safety and related 

aviation/aerospace fields of study. 

Students attend class in person, 

online or both. 

Everest University: 2401 N. 

Harbor City Blvd., Melbourne, 

321-253-2929; everest.edu/campus/melbourne. 

Financial aid is 

available. Programs are available 

in accounting, applied management, 

business, computer information 

science, criminal justice, 

health care administration, 

medical assistant, medical insurance 

billing and coding, paralegal 

and pharmacy technician. 

Florida Institute of Technology: 

150 University Blvd., Melbourne, 

321-674-8000; fit.edu. 

Founded in 1958, Florida Tech is 

the only independent technological 

university in the Southeast and 


Schools 

places highly in several regional 

and national college-ranking 

surveys. Washington Monthly 

rates Florida Tech as the top 

private university in Florida. 

The university houses the 

Ortega 0.8-m telescope, the 

largest research telescope in 

Florida, and the Funk Center for 

Textile Arts, the only textile exhibition 

center in Florida. 

About 14,000 students are 

enrolled at the main Melbourne 

campus and through several 

off-campus graduate centers, 

including the Kennedy Space 

Center and Rockledge sites, and 

online. 

The university is divided into 

five colleges: College of Aeronautics, 

College of Engineering, 

College of Business, College of 

Psychology and Liberal Arts and 

College of Science. 

FIT showcased a Division II 

football team last September. 

Keiser University: 900 S. 

Babcock St., Melbourne, 

321-409-4800; keiseruniversity.edu/melbourne.php. 

Accredited 

by the Southern Association 

of Colleges and Schools. Associate 

Brevard Community College 

changed its name to Eastern 

Florida State College last 

July. Patrick Lantz installs 

the new sign near the 

UCF building. 

MALCOLM DENEMARK/ 

FLORIDA TODAY 

See COLLEGES, Page 68 


Schools 

Eastern Florida State College held its fall graduation ceremonies at the King Center in Melbourne. Jessica Shae Lescord watches the 

introductions with fellow graduates. MALCOLM DENEMARK/FLORIDA TODAY 

Colleges 


of science and associate of arts 

degrees, bachelor’s degrees and 

graduate degrees are offered in 

subjects ranging from culinary 

arts and medical fields to criminal 

justice and business. 

University of Central Florida, 

Southern Region: Full-service 

campuses in Cocoa adjacent to 

Brevard Community College, 1519 

Clearlake Road, Cocoa; 321-433- 

7821; and in Palm Bay, 250 Community 

College Parkway, Building 

3, 321-433-7838; regionalcampuses.ucf.edu. 

Campuses offer 

undergraduate and graduatelevel 

courses. Applicants can be 

BCC graduates or transfer students 

who completed freshman 

and sophomore years at approved 

colleges or universities. 

Webster University:150 N. 

Sykes Creek Parkway, Suite 200, 

Merritt Island, 321-449-4500; 1775 

W. Hibiscus Blvd., Melbourne, 

321-956-6700; 1020 Central Ave., 

Suite C-15, Patrick Air Force Base, 

321-868-5194; webster.edu/spacecoast. 

Regionally accredited by the 

Higher Learning Commission of 

the North Central Association of 

Schools and Colleges, Webster 

provides undergraduate and 

graduate degree programs in a 

variety of programs. 

Keiser 

University 

is one of 

several 

local 

colleges or 

universities 

offering 

skills for 

the 

business 

world. TIM 

SHORTT/ 

FLORIDA 

TODAY 



BREVARD IN PICTURES 

Competitors 

in the 2013 

Battle of the 

Bridges 

Triathlon are 

up with the 

sun near the 

Eau Gallie 

Causeway. 

TIM SHORTT/ 

FLORIDA TODAY 

Below: The 

Thousand 

Islands area 

attracts 

winged 

visitors. 

MALCOLM 

DENEMARK/ 

FLORIDA TODAY 

The U.S. Air Force 

Thunderbirds will return 

to Brevard in October to 

display their precision 

flying in Melbourne. CRAIG 

RUBADOUX/FLORIDA TODAY 

Above: 

Hunderds look 

on as an 

endangered 

sea turtle 

heads toward 

the Atlantic at 

the Tour De 

Turtles event. 


FLORIDA TODAY 

Faith Fellowship 

Academy 

students enjoy 

a “snow day.” 

MALCOLM 

DENEMARK// 

FLORIDA TODAY 




Introduction 

Brevard perfect hot spot to soak up sporting life 

FLORIDA TODAY Staff 

Brevard County is home 

to just about every 

sport imaginable. 

Whether you like to 

participate or watch, chances 

are you’ll find something you 

enjoy. 

Local waterways offer 

some of the finest boating and 

sailing, and an ideal 

environment for water skiing, 

stand-up paddleboarding, 

kayaking and canoeing, as 

well as competitive and 

recreational rowing. 

Windsurfing conditions are so 

favorable that the Indian 

River Lagoon was the site of 

the 2000 Olympic Trials. Also, 

Merritt Island’s Calema 

Windsurfing and Water offers 

instruction and competition. 

Though wave conditions 

are not always perfect for 

surfing — or perhaps because 

of that — Brevard County has 

produced several major 

surfing stars, including 

11-time world champion Kelly 

Slater of Cocoa Beach and the 

Hobgood twins, C.J. and 

Damien, veterans on the ASP 

World Tour. Local contests are 

conducted annually from 

Cocoa Beach south to 

Sebastian Inlet. 

Surfers often share their 

favorite inlet break with 

anglers in search of a 

treasured taste of snook or a 

fight with a tarpon. Those are 

two of the many species 

available along the county’s 

coast and in its lagoons and 

inland waterways. 

If water sports aren’t your 

thing, Brevard is home to 

many challenging public and 

private golf courses designed 

by some of the great players. 

Tennis facilities from 

Titusville to south of 

Melbourne Beach include just 

about every surface. There 

are men’s and women’s pro 

tournaments at the Kiwi Club 

in Indian Harbour Beach. 

And then there are the 

county’s many parks, where 

everything from bocce ball to 

cricket, horseshoes, disc golf, 

sand volleyball, softball and 

soccer — to name a few — are 

available year-round in 

addition to miles of running, 

hiking and mountain biking 

trails. There also is an 

equestrian facility at 

Melbourne’s Wickham Park. 

While no major 

professional sports franchise 

calls the Space Coast home, 

Major League Baseball’s 

Washington Nationals hold 

spring training at Space Coast 

Stadium in Viera and also 

Outdoors 

Canada's Sonja Molnar is among the talented professional players 

who have competed in the Audi Melbourne Pro Tennis Classic at 

Kiwi Tennis Club in Indian Harbour Beach. TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAY 

have a Gulf Coast League 

team that plays throughout 

the summer at the adjacent 

training complex. 

The Brevard County 

Manatees of the Class A 

Florida State League play at 

the stadium from April 

through August. 

There also are numerous 

facilities offering bowling and 

billiards. Ice skaters and 

Thousands of half marathon 

runners compete at the 

Melbourne Music Marathon. 

CRAIG RUBADOUX/FLORIDA TODAY 

Below: Baseball fans pack the 

stands during a Washington 

Nationals spring game in Viera. 

CRAIG RUBADOUX/FLORIDA TODAY 

hockey fans gravitate to the 

Space Coast Ice Plex in 

Rockledge while extreme 

sports enthusiasts take 

advantage of several 

first-class skate parks. There 

also is the On The Edge rock 

climbing facility in West 

Melbourne. 

All in all, the Space Coast 

offers something for just 

about everyone. 


Youth Sports 

Outdoors 

The Palm Bay Rockets were the Pop Warner Division II Midget Super Bowl champions this past season. PHOTO FOR FLORIDA TODAY 

For information about 

county programs, call the 

Brevard County Parks and 

Recreation Department at 

321-255-4400. 

Baseball, softball: 

District 2 and District 22 

Little League, the governing 

body for Little League 

baseball and softball in 

Brevard, consists of 

20 leagues from Mims to 

Palm Bay. Opening day for 

most leagues is in late 

February or early March, 

and play continues until 

the last of the All-Star 

tournaments in July and 

August. 

Babe Ruth leagues: 

Brevard County Babe 

Ruth/Cal Ripken Baseball 

League offers games for 

children ages 4 to 18 and 

includes softball for girls 

and a physically challenged 

division for players through 

the age of 20 called 

“Buddy Ball.” The league 

selects an All-Star team to 

participate in regional, 

district, state and national 

Babe Ruth tournaments, 

321-632-2916. 

Boys and Girls Clubs 

of Central Florida: Youth 

development program for 

children ages 6 to 18. 

Volunteers needed for 

after-school programming 

from 2:20 until 8 p.m. 

weekdays during school 

and from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. 

weekdays during summer 

and school vacation periods, 

Cocoa, 321-301-4484; 

Melbourne, 321-242-0041; 

bgccf.org. 

Brevard Bulls AAU basketball: 

The Bulls offer 

youth basketball leagues 

and travel teams yearround 

in Rockledge and 

Cocoa areas; Brevardbulls.org. 

Brevard County Youth 

Football and Cheerleading 

Association: The 

association offers football 

and cheerleading programs 

for children ages 5 

to 16 in Rookies, Mighty- 

Mites, Pee Wees, Bantams, 

Juniors and Seniors divisions; 

bcyfca.org. 

Cape Coast Volleyball 

club: The club has teams 

for ages five to 18 and is 

open to all skill levels and 

has been in Brevard County 

for over 20 years. For more 

information on the club, go 

to capecoastvolleyball.com. 

Cat 5 Softball: Girls’ 

fast-pitch softball organization 

is sanctioned with ISA, 

NSA, USSSA and ASA organizations. 

Cat 5 has three 

teams and levels of play for 

ages 8 through 18, 321-604- 

7261, 321-431-9975 or 

321-610-0377. 

Central Brevard Youth 

Basketball League: The 

league is affiliated with the 

Orlando Magic professional 

basketball team and the 

Brevard Bulls AAU program 

and sponsors competitive 

and recreational youth 

basketball leagues in the 

fall and spring at Kennedy 

Middle School in Rockledge, 

321-446-2556; Brevardbulls.org 

Circle of Champions 

Wrestling Club: Conducts 

wrestling practice for 

students Tuesday and 

Thursday nights at Palm 

Bay High. Club wrestlers 

participate in AAU meets 

throughout the winter and 

spring, 321-723-8950. 

Palm Bay Youth Softball 

Association: League 

focuses on learning and 

teamwork for children 

ages 3 to 18 throughout 

Brevard. Play is offered in 

the spring and fall, 

321-725-3384. 

Pop Warner Youth Football 

and Cheerleading: 

Brevard has five programs 

that participate in the 

Mid-Florida Conference of 

the Pop Warner Youth 

Football and Cheerleading 

Association. The organization 

provides sports and 

scholastic opportunities. It 

offers five football/cheerleading 

divisions and a flag 

football division for children 

ages 5 to 16. Practices 

begin in August. Registration 

is at various times 

during the year; 

popwarner.com. 

Police Athletic Leagues: 

Groups established across 

Brevard focus on several 

sporting events, including 

basketball, soccer and 

football, and provide 

youth leadership and 

educational activities, 

Titusville Youth Foundation, 

321-268-8771; West 

Melbourne, 321-723-9673, 

ext. 120; Melbourne, 321- 

953-6251; Satellite Beach, 

321-777-8336; Palm Bay, 

321-953-3530. 

Quick Start Tennis: Designed 

to teach tennis to 

children younger than 10, 

the program offers lessons 

at the Viera Community 

Center. To register, call 

Barbara Wong at 631-0419. 

Also offered at Veterans 

Park in Palm Bay. To register, 

call John Massetti at 

321-727-1348. 

Brevard Youth Soccer 

League: The league consists 

of 14 clubs across 

Brevard and Indian River 

counties for children ages 4 

to 19. Traditionally, more 

than 10,000 athletes participate 

in these clubs. The 

Outreach Program for 

Soccer coaches children 

ages 5 to 19 with mental 

and physical disabilities, for 

more information go to 

bysl.net. 

Viera Soccer Club: The 

club offers soccer instruction 

and games for children 

ages 4 to 11, 321-757-4007; 

vierasoccerclub.org. 


Outdoors 

2014 Brevard County Manatees Florida State League schedule 

TICKETS 

Batters Box: $10; Box: $8; 

Reserved: $6; parking is free 

April 3 ............................vs. Daytona, 6:35 

April 4 .............................at Daytona, 7:05 

April 5 ............................vs. Daytona, 6:35 

April 7 .............................at Daytona, 7:05 

April 8 ............................at Lakeland, 6:30 

April 9 ............................at Lakeland, 6:30 

April 10 ..........................at Lakeland, 6:30 

April 11 ...........................at Dunedin, 6:30 

April 12 ...........................at Dunedin, 6:30 

April 13 .................................at Dunedin, 1 

April 14 .........................vs. Lakeland, 6:35 

* April 15 ................................vs. Lakeland 

in Vero Beach, 6:30 

April 16 .........................vs. Lakeland, 6:35 

April 17 ..........................vs. Dunedin, 6:35 



April 21 ....................................at Tampa, 7 

April 22 ....................................at Tampa, 7 

April 23 ....................................at Tampa, 7 

April 24 .........................vs. Daytona, 6:35 

April 25 ......................... vs. Daytona, 6:35 

April 26 .......................... at Daytona, 7:05 

April 27 ..........................at Daytona, 5:35 

April 28 ............................at Clearwater, 7 



May 1 .................................vs. Tampa, 6:35 

May 2 ................................vs. Tampa, 6:35 

May 3 ................................vs. Tampa, 6:35 

May 4 ........................vs. Clearwater, 5:05 

May 5 ........................vs. Clearwater, 6:35 

May 6 .............vs. Clearwater, 10:35 a.m. 

May 7 ..............................at Daytona, 7:05 

May 8 .............................vs. Daytona, 6:35 

May 9 .............................vs. Daytona, 6:35 

May 10 ............................at Daytona, 7:05 

May 12 .......................vs. Fort Myers, 6:35 


May 14 ...........vs. Fort Myers, 10:35 a.m. 


May 16 ................................at Jupiter, 6:35 

May 17 ................................at Jupiter, 6:35 

May 18 ................................at Jupiter, 6:35 

May 19 ....................at Jupiter, 10:35 a.m. 

May 20 .....................at Palm Beach, 6:35 

May 21 ......................at Palm Beach, 6:35 

May 22 .....................at Palm Beach, 6:35 

May 23 ..........at Palm Beach, 10:35 a.m. 

May 24 ..............................vs. Tampa, 6:35 

May 25 ..............................vs. Tampa, 5:05 

May 27 ...........................vs. St. Lucie, 6:35 

May 28 ...........................vs. St. Lucie, 6:35 

May 29 ............................at St. Lucie, 6:30 

May 30 ............................at St. Lucie, 6:30 

May 31 ................................at Charlotte, 6 

June 1 ..................................at Charlotte, 5 

June 2 ...........................at Charlotte, 6:30 

June 3 ...........................at Charlotte, 6:30 

June 4 ........................vs. Bradenton, 6:35 




June 8 ................................vs. Tampa, 5:05 

June 9 ................................vs. Tampa, 6:35 

June 10 ..........................at Lakeland, 6:30 

June 11 ...........................at Lakeland, 6:30 

June 12 ..............at Lakeland, 10:30 a.m. 

June 16 ..........................vs. Dunedin, 6:35 



June 19 ..........................vs. Daytona, 6:35 

June 20 ...........................at Daytona, 7:05 

June 21 ...........................at Dunedin, 6:30 

June 22 ................................at Dunedin, 5 

June 23 .....................at Dunedin, 11 a.m. 

June 24 .........................vs. Lakeland, 6:35 



June 27 ......................at Clearwater, 6:30 

June 28 ......................at Clearwater, 6:30 

June 29 .............................at Clearwater, 1 

July 1 ...............................at Daytona, 7:05 

July 2 ..............................vs. Daytona, 6:35 

July 3 ...............................at Daytona, 6:35 

July 4 ..............................vs. Daytona, 6:35 

July 5 ..........................vs. Clearwater, 6:35 



July 8 ..............................at Lakeland, 6:30 

July 9 ..............................at Lakeland, 6:30 

July 10 ............................at Lakeland, 6:30 

July 11 ...........................vs. Charlotte, 6:35 

July 12 ..........................vs. Charlotte, 6:35 



July 16 ..............................at St. Lucie, 6:30 

July 17 ..............................at St. Lucie, 6:30 

July 18 .............................vs. St. Lucie, 6:35 

July 19 .............................vs. St. Lucie, 6:35 

July 20 ........................at Fort Myers, 4:05 

July 21 .........................at Fort Myers, 7:05 

July 22 ........................at Fort Myers, 7:05 

July 23 .............at Fort Myers, 11:35 a.m. 

July 24 ......................vs. Palm Beach, 6:35 




July 28 ...............................vs. Jupiter, 6:35 



July 31 ................................vs. Jupiter, 6:35 

Aug. 1 .........................at Bradenton, 6:30 


Aug. 3 ...............................at Bradenton, 5 


Aug. 5 ......................................at Tampa, 7 

Aug. 7 ......................................at Tampa, 7 

Aug. 8 ......................................at Tampa, 7 

Aug. 9 .......................vs. Clearwater, 6:35 

Aug. 10 ......................vs. Clearwater, 5:05 

Aug. 11 ......................vs. Clearwater, 6:35 

Aug. 12 ...........................at Daytona, 7:05 

Aug. 14 ..........................vs. Daytona, 6:35 

Aug. 15 ...........................at Dunedin, 6:30 

Aug. 16 ...........................at Dunedin, 6:30 

Aug. 17 .................................at Dunedin, 5 

Aug. 18 ..............................vs. Tampa, 6:35 

Aug. 19 ..............................vs. Tampa, 6:35 

Aug. 20 ....................................at Tampa, 7 

Aug. 21 .....................................at Tampa, 7 

Aug. 22 ......................at Clearwater, 6:30 

Aug. 23 ......................at Clearwater, 6:30 

Aug. 24 ............................at Clearwater, 1 

Aug. 26 ........................vs. Lakeland, 6:35 



Aug. 29 .........................vs. Dunedin, 6:35 

Aug. 30 .........................vs. Dunedin, 6:35 

Aug. 31 ..........................vs. Dunedin, 3:05 

* Jackie Robinson celebration at 

Holman Stadium, Vero Beach 



High 

school sports 

They’ve 

got the 

spirit 

Outdoors 

Staff report 

High school sports in 

Brevard County is a 

launching pad for 

collegiate and pro athletes. 

The county boasts several 

state championship teams 

just from this school year 

alone, including three in 

soccer. 

It all begins with 

football and cross country 

in the fall and ends with 

baseball, softball and 

track in the spring. The 

newest sports on the Space 

Coast: lacrosse and 

bowling. 

Florida Air 

Academy lacrosse 

players race 

toward the goal. 

FOR FLORIDA TODAY 

Cocoa Beach 

players hit the 

football field. 


FLORIDA TODAY 

Chase Valerio of 

Rockledge fires 

a pitch against 

Cocoa Beach. 


FLORIDA TODAY 

Melbourne's 

Christina Aubrey 

(3) and Abby 

Austin of Fleming 

Island get tangled 

in the 4A final. CRAIG 

BAILEY/FLORIDA TODAY 


Nature Trails 

NORTH BREVARD 

Chain of Lakes: Snowy Egret 

Drive, Titusville. Open 7 a.m. until 

dark. The 92.14-acre regional park 

features a bird-watching tower, 

wetlands, lakes, walking bridges 

and paved walking trails, 

321-264-5105. 

Enchanted Forest Sanctuary: 

State Road 405, half-mile west of 

U.S. 1, Titusville. Open 9 a.m. to 

5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. 

Hiking trails through five major 

ecosystems, guided tours available 

on Saturday at 10 a.m., 

321-264-5185. 

Merritt Island National Wildlife 

Refuge: State Road 402, 

Titusville, 321-861-0669. Refuge 

Open daily sunrise to sunset. Visit 

center hours: 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 

weekdays, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekends. 

Closed on major federal 

holidays. Launches could affect 

operation. 

North Brevard Senior Center: 

909 Lane Ave., Titusville. Open 7 

a.m. until dark. Has boardwalk 

and trails, 3/4 mile, shelter, grills, 

picnic tables, benches, 

321-264-5105. 

North Brevard Walking Trail: 

1505 Holder Road, Titusville. Open 

7 a.m. until dark, except for 

scheduled use. Wildlife: songbirds, 

woodpeckers. half-mile walking 

trail, 321-264-5105. 

Wuesthoff Park: 2000 Wuesthoff 

St., off Barna Avenue, Titusville. 

Sandy nature trail and natural 

forest offers three woodland 

habitats. A short boardwalk leads 

across wetland to a half-mile trail. 

Includes a picnic area with grill. 

Park connects to Titusville’s 

multiuse trail, 321-264-5105. 


Brevard Museum Nature 

Preserve: Brevard Museum, 2201 

Michigan Ave., Cocoa. Open dawn 

to dusk seven days a week. Halfmile 

to two-mile trails wind 

through 22 acres; 321-632-1830; 

brevardmuseum. org. 

F. Burton Smith Regional Park: 

7575 King St. (West State Road 

520), Cocoa. Botanical nature trail, 

woodland nature walk and tent 

camping, 321-633-1874. 

Lori Wilson Park: 1500 N. 

Atlantic Ave., Cocoa Beach. Open 

7 a.m. until dark, except for scheduled 

use. Boardwalk through 

maritime hammock, two outdoor 

showers, 321-455-1380. 

Manatee Cove: 4905 N. Tropical 

Trail, Merritt Island, west of North 

Tropical Trail and half-mile south 

of Porcher Road on the Indian 

River. Dirt road and natural trail. 

Launch site for canoes, 

321-633-1874. 

Riverwalk Nature Center: 5355 

U.S. 1, Rockledge. Nature center 

open Tuesday through Friday 9 

a.m-6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m.-2p.m. 

Park open daily 9 a.m.-6 p.m. 

Educational displays, hands-on 

activities, children’s classes and 

group programs. A 915-foot 

boardwalk trail winds through 

hardwood hammock to the Indian 

River Lagoon, 321-433-4490. 

Rotary Park: 1899 S. Courtenay 

Parkway, Merritt Island. The 

38-acre park includes quarter-mile 

loop trail, nature center, boardwalk 

nature trail. Reservations for 

10 or more, 321-455-1385. 

Travis Park: 2001 Michigan Ave., 

adjacent to north perimeter of 

Brevard Community College, 

Cocoa. Operating hours 3-8 p.m 

Mondays through Fridays, 10 

a.m.-2 p.m. Saturdays. Features 

one-mile paved nature trail 

around Clear Lake. Community 

center with gymnasium, specialinterest 

activities, beach volleyball 

court, basketball and day camp, 

321-633-1871. 

Ulumay Wildlife Sanctuary: 805 

Sykes Creek Parkway, Merritt 

Island. Canals for canoes and 

kayaks, seven-mile loop walking 

trail, bird-watching tower and 

easy access to waterways for 

sports fisherman, 321-455-1380. 

SOUTH BREVARD 

Florida Tech Botanical Gardens: 

Florida Tech campus, 150 W. 

University Blvd., Melbourne. 

One-mile paved trail winds 

through about 300 species of 

palms, ferns and tropical foliage. 

Gardens hours are dawn to dusk, 

321-674-6152. 

Erna Nixon Park: 1200 Evans 

Outdoors 

A kayaker paddles through a tunnel of mangoves in the thousand 

islands in the Banana River. MALCOLM DENEMARK/FLORIDA TODAY 

Road, West Melbourne. Open 

daily 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Nature center 

and boardwalk, three-quarter 

mile loop with elevated boardwalk 

trail through three ecosystems 

with native plant species and 

small animals. For tours, call 

321-952-4525. 

Long Point Park: 700 Long Point 

Road, Melbourne Beach, off State 

Road A1A, one mile north of 

Sebastian Inlet. One mile of natural 

trails on Scout Island, riverfront 

camping on Indian River. Primitive 

camping site for youth groups 

adjacent to main park at Scout 

Island, 321-952-4532. 

Samsons Island: Satellite Beach. 

Accessible only by boat. Public 

transportation available at 1 p.m. 

Sundays on a first-come, firstserve 

basis from Satellite Beach 

Fire Department, 1390 S. Patrick 

Drive. Pavilion, restrooms, picnic 

areas, grills, nature trails, camping 

and fishing. Permits required for 

visitors during dusk to daylight 

hours. Permits available from 

Satellite Beach Recreation Office, 

321-773-6458. 

Sebastian Inlet State Park: 9700 

S. A1A, Melbourne Beach. Birdwatching 

along coastal areas and 

inlet, camping, fishing, surfing, 

swimming, snorkeling and diving, 

restaurant and gift store, 

321-984-4852. 

Turkey Creek Wildlife 

Sanctuary, Margaret Hames 

Nature Center: 1502 Port Malabar 

Blvd. NE, Palm Bay; one-mile 

boardwalk loop and one-mile 

jogging trail. Ranger-staffed 

nature center features hands-on 

exhibits, environmental literature 

and videos. Group tours by appointment, 

321-676-6690. 


Drive, Melbourne. Half-mile foot 

trail, horse trails and a 30,000- 

square-foot fenced, off-leash dog 

park, camping available, swimming 

lakes, fishing ponds, playground 

and more, 321-255-4307. 

OUTSIDE BREVARD 

Florida Eco-Safaris at Forever 

Florida: A 45-minute drive west 

of southern Brevard, Forever 

Florida offers guided tours of 

its 4,700-acre wildlife preserve 

and working cattle ranch. 

Horseback safaris, available by 

reservation, leave at 10 a.m. 

and 1 p.m. daily, 866-854-3837; 

floridaecosafaris. com 

NATURE EXCURSIONS 

A Day Away Kayak Tours: Tours 

depart daily from sites across 

Central Florida including bioluminescent 

and Merritt Island National 

Wildlife Refuge tours, offer 

kayak rentals and paddling lessons, 

321-268-2655; adayaway 

kayaktours.com 

Adventure Kayak of Cocoa 

Beach: Guided kayak tours 

throughout Space Coast, Cocoa 

Beach Thousand Islands area, 

321-480-8632; kayakcocoabeach. 

com 

Wildside Tours Manatee 

Watch: Reservations required for 

two-hour tour departing daily 

from Ramp Road Park . Refreshments 

provided. Cost: $35; $30 for 

seniors and military; $25 for children 

12 and younger. Custom 

tours available, 321-799-5495; 

wildsidetours.com 

Cocoa Beach Thousand Islands: 

Daily eco-tours through Cocoa 

Beach Islands canals. Call Island 

Boat Lines for reservations and 

boarding locations, 321-454-7414; 

islandboatlines.com 

Indian River Queen: Cocoa 

Village Marina, 90 Delannoy Ave. 

Two-hour cruise aboard a paddle 

wheel. Friday buffet dinner cruise 

with cash bar and live music, 

Sunday jazz brunch and launch 

viewing cruises. Reservations 

required. Available for private 

functions, 321-454-7414; 

indianriverqueen.com 

Space Coast Kayaking: Daily 

tours of Thousand Islands, sunset 

and bioluminescent tours available, 

321-784-2452; 

spacecoastkayaking.net 

Space Coast River Tours: Twohour 

tours daily aboard Blue 

Dolphin depart from Kelly Park on 

the Banana River. Reservations 

required, 321-652-1052; 

spacecoast rivertours.com 

Wildside Tours: Eco-tours of 

Banana River, photography tours, 

launch tours and more, 321-799- 

5495 or 800-695-1770; 

wildsidetours.com 


Outdoors 


Nature Groups 

Outdoors 

NATURE/CONSERVATION 

Astronaut Trail Shell Club 

of Brevard: 7:30 p.m. fourth 

Wednesdays at Satellite Beach 

Civic Center, 565 Cassia Blvd., 

321-452-5736. 

Brevard Nature Alliance 

and Space Coast Birding 

and Wildlife Festival: Quarterly 

board meetings, annual meeting 

in September, Space Coast Birding 

& Wildlife Festival in January, 

calendar of events online, 321- 

268-5224; brevardnature 

alliance.org; spacecoastbirding 

andwildlifefestival.org 

Friends of the Enchanted 

Forest: Meets 6:30 p.m. third 

Thursdays, Enchanted Forest 

Sanctuary, 444 Columbia Blvd., 

Titusville, 321-264-5192; 

enchantedforestfriends.org 

Project Backyard Brevard: 

Founded to protect local wildlife, 

321-259-6585, email backyarder1@ 

earthlink.net; backyardbrevard. 

com 

Sea Turtle Preservation Society: 

Meets 7:30 p.m. first Thursdays 

at Melbourne Beach Community 

Center, 507 Ocean Ave., 

321-676-1701; 

seaturtlespacecoast.org 

Sierra Club, Turtle Coast 

Group: 6:30 p.m. for social hour, 

meeting at 7 p.m. fourth Thursdays 

September through May at 

Unitarian Universalist Friendship 

Fellowship Center in Melbourne; 

turtlecoast.org 

Space Coast Clean Cities 

Coalition: Meets odd months at 

Florida Solar Energy Center, 1679 

Clearlake Road, Cocoa, to promote 

alternative fuel technology, 

321-638-1004; clean-cities.org 

Space Coast Audubon Society: 

Meets 7:30 p.m. third Fridays, 

October through April, 6:30 p.m. 

September and May, at Rockledge 

Presbyterian Church, 921 Rockledge 

Drive, 321-449-9678; 

spacecoastaudubon.org 

Surfrider Foundation, Cocoa 

Beach chapter: Meets 6 p.m. 

second Tuesdays at Café Surfinista, 

86 N. Orlando Ave., 321-848-5327, 

email cocoabeach@surfrider.org; 

cocoa beach.surfrider.org 

Surfrider Foundation, Sebastian 

Inlet chapter: Meets 7 p.m. 

third Wednesdays at the Monkey 

Bar in Shoppes at Paradise, Indialantic. 

772-924-4144, e-mail 

sebastianinlet@surfrider.org; 

sebastianinlet.surfrider.org 

Debbie Price of Melbourne, a master 

gardener, had her yard declared a 

wildlife habitat by the National Wildlife 

Federation. Here, two mating monarch 

butterflies rest on an umbrella plant. 


PLANTS 

Brevard County Orchid Society: 

7:30 p.m. second Mondays, at 

Realtor’s Conference Center, 1450 

Sarno Road, 321-777-6282; thebcos.org 

Brevard Rare Fruit Council: 

7:30 p.m. fourth Wednesdays 

except April, November and December 

at Front Street Civic Center, 

Melbourne. Emphasis on 

exotic fruits, tasting events and 

lectures, brevardrarefruit 

council.org 

Central Florida African Violet 

Society: 10 a.m. third Wednesdays 

at Beardall Senior Center 800 

S. Delaney Ave., Orlando Discussion 

on culture and growing 

African violets; email eblakely 

001@cfl.rr.com 

Florida Native Plant Society, 

Conradina chapter: 6 to 8 p.m. 

second Mondays January through 

May and September through 

December at Melbourne Public 

Library, 540 E. Fee Ave., 321-729- 

6857 fnps.org 

Florida Native Plant Society, 

Sea Rocket chapter: 7 p.m. 

fourth Wednesdays, social time at 

6:30 p.m., September through 

May, Enchanted Forest, Titusville; 

fnps.org 

Platinum Coast Orchid Society: 

7 p.m. second Wednesdays, January 

through October, at Kiwanis 

Park, Merritt Island, 321-525-7540; 

platinumcoastorchidsociety.org 

GARDENING 

Beach Gardeners of Melbourne 

Beach: 6:30 p.m. third Tuesdays 

October through May at the 

Melbourne Beach Community 

Center. Speakers, projects, trips 

and more help members landscape 

and maintain plants in a 

beach environment, 321-723-4180 

Cocoa Beach Garden Club: 

9:30 a.m. second Wednesdays at 

Cocoa Beach Community Church, 

321-783-8263 

Cocoa-Rockledge Garden Club: 

Three circles meet once a month 

September through May, usually 

at Garden Center, 1493 S. Fiske 


cocoarockledgegardenclub.org 

Dirt Daubers Circle: 9:30 a.m. 

second Tuesdays 

Spade and Trowel Circle: 

9:30 a.m. third Wednesdays at 

various locations 

Straw Hat Circle: 9:30 a.m. 

second Wednesdays 

Melbourne Garden Club: 

10 a.m. first Fridays September 

through May, Eau Gallie Public 

Library; 321-952-5618 

Port Malabar Garden Club: 

9:30 a.m. second Fridays, Peace 

Lutheran Church, 1801 Port 

Malabar Blvd. NE, Palm Bay, 

321-723-0930 

Suntree Garden Club: 9 a.m. 

first Mondays, Suntree/Viera 

Library, 902 Jordan Blass Drive, 

Melbourne 

Titusville Garden Club: 

Morning group meets 9:30 a.m. 

first Wednesdays, evening 

group meets 7 p.m. second 

Mondays, Garden Center, 5275 

Sisson Road, 321-264-4266; 

nbbd.com/npr/tgc 


Fishing and Boating Licenses 

Outdoors 

The following explains who needs 

a freshwater or saltwater fishing 

license and where licenses can be 

obtained: 

FRESHWATER 

Freshwater fishing licenses are 

required for residents and nonresidents. 

A resident is: 

» Any person who has continually 

resided in the state for the past six 

months and claims Florida as his 

or her primary residence. 

» Any member of the U.S. Armed 

Forces who is stationed in this 

state (includes spouse and dependent 

children residing in the 

household). 

All citizens who intend to hunt or 

fish in Florida require a valid 

license. Some exceptions to the 

law are: 

» Florida residents 65 years of age 

or older who possess a Resident 

Senior Citizen Hunting and Fishing 

Certificate, or who have in 

their possession proof of age and 

residency; 

» Children younger than 16; 

» Florida residents certified as 

totally and permanently disabled 

who possess a Florida resident 

Disabled Person Hunting and 

Fishing Certificate. 

» Florida residents fishing with 

live or natural bait, using poles or 

lines that are not equipped with a 

fishing-line-retrieval mechanism, 

and residents fishing for noncommercial 

purposes in their 

home county. However, residents 

must have a valid fishing license 

to fish by any method in a fish 

management area. 

Any Florida resident who is a 

member of the U.S. Armed Forces 

while home on leave for 30 or 

fewer days. 

More exceptions: myfwc.com/ 

license/recreational/do-i-need-alicense/ 

» Fishing licenses can be obtained 

from 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays 

at county Tax Collector’s offices at 

the following locations. Bring 

driver’s license or Florida identification 

card: 


400 South St., Titusville, 

321-264-5224 

Merritt Island Service Complex: 


Phone: 321-264-5224 


1515 Sarno Road, Melbourne, 

321-255-4410 

Palm Bay Service Complex: 450 

Cogan Drive SE, 321-952-4540 

Indian Harbour Place Shopping 

Center: 240 E. Eau Gallie Blvd., 

Indian Harbour Beach, 321-779- 

4009 

This 23-pound red snapper was taken offshore Port Canaveral by 

the father-son team of Orrin Delaney, right, and Chris Delaney, 

both of Melbourne. FOR FLORIDA TODAY 

SALTWATER 

Those required to have a license: 

» Nonresidents 16 and older fishing 

anywhere in state waters. 

» Residents and nonresidents ages 

16 to 64 fishing from a boat in 

state waters, unless the vessel is 

covered by a vessel saltwater 

license. 

» Residents and nonresidents ages 

16 to 64 fishing from land where 

the person used a boat or other 

waterborne means, including 

swimming, to reach land. 

Residents 16 to 64 who are fishing 

for a saltwater species (other than 

mullet in fresh water) from land 

or from a structure fixed to the 

land are required to have a nocost 

saltwater shoreline fishing 

license unless they have a regular 

saltwater fishing license or are 

exempt. 

BOATING LICENSES 

Motorized boats must be registered 

if their owners reside in the 

state for more than 90 days. No 

registration fee is required for 

boats or canoes without a motor. 

Rates for registration and decal 

are set by the Florida Legislature. 

Boats can be registered from 8:15 

a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays at county 

Tax Collector’s offices. 

A fleet of boats at 

Ocean Club in 

Port Canaveral 

casts a colorful 

reflection at 

nightfall. 


FLORIDA TODAY 


Outdoors 


Fish Camps and Marinas 

Outdoors 

1. Westland Marina 

419 N. Washington Ave., Titusville: 

ship’s store, wet and dry boat 

storage, boat yard, haul-out service; 

321-267-1667 

2. Titusville Municipal Marina 

451 Marina Road, Titusville: ship’s 

store, wet boat storage, gas and 

diesel fuel, laundry facilities, showers; 

321-383-5600 

3. Loughman Lake Lodge 

1955 Hatbill Road, Mims: efficiency 

units, tent and RV camping, launch 

ramp, airboat rides, restaurant; 

321-268-2277 

4. Harbortown Marina 2700 

Harbortown Drive, off Barge 

Canal, Merritt Island: ship’s store, 

restaurant, gas and diesel, dry and 

wet boat storage, boat yard, 

mechanical service; 

321-453-0160 

5. Port Canaveral Marine 

960 Mullet Drive, Port Canaveral: 

ship’s store, dry and wet boat 

storage, full-service boat yard, 

boat sales, mechanical service; 

321-784-5788 

6. Cape Marina 

800 Scallop Drive, Port Canaveral: 


storage, full-service boat yard, 

mechanical service, charter fishing, 

bait and tackle, high-speed Valv- 

Tect fuel, gas and diesel fuel, 

wireless Internet; 321-783-8410 

7. Sunrise Marina 

505 Glen Cheek Drive, Port Canaveral: 


storage, boat yard, mechanical 

service, charter fishing, bait and 

tackle, gas and diesel fuel; 

321-783-9535 

8. Bluepoints Marina 

726 Scallop Drive, Cape Canaveral: 

wet slips, dry boat storage, fuel 

docks, ship’s store; 321-799-2860 

9. Lone Cabbage Fish Camp 

8199 W. King St., Cocoa: restaurant, 

bait and tackle, airboat rides; 

321-632-4199 

10. Lake Poinsett Lodge 

& Marina 5665 Lake Poinsett 

Road, Cocoa: bait and tackle, 

launch ramp, boat rentals, beer 

and wine bar; 321-636-0045 

11. Whitley Marina (Cocoa 

Village) 93 Delannoy Ave., Cocoa: 

wet slips, lifts, boaters’ concierge 

services, clubhouse; 321-632-5445 

12. Banana River Marine 

Service 1360 S. Banana River 

Drive, Merritt Island: ship’s store; 

wet and dry boat storage, boat 

yard, mechanical service, laundry 

and showers, do-it-yourself repair 

yard; 321-452-8622 

13. Pineda Point Marina 

6175 N. Harbor City Blvd., Melbourne: 

ship’s 

store, wet and 

dry boat storage; 

321-254-4199 

14. Telemar 

Bay Marina 

1399 Banana 

River Drive, 

Indian Harbour 

Beach: ship’s 

store, mechanical 

services, wet and 

dry boat storage, 

boat yard, haul-out 

service, gas and diesel 

fuel; 321-773-2468 

15. Anchorage 

Yacht Basin 

96 E. Eau Gallie Causeway, 

Melbourne: ship’s 

store, mechanical service, 

wet and dry boat storage, 

gas and diesel fuel; 

321-773-3620 

16. Eau Gallie Yacht Basin 

587 Young St., Melbourne: 

60 deep-water wet slips, showers, 

laundry and canvas shop; 

321-242-6577 

17. Waterline Marina 

911 S. Harbor City Blvd., Melbourne: 

100 wet slips, laundry, 

showers, wireless high-speed 

Internet; 321-254-0452 

18. Intracoastal Marina 

of Melbourne 

705 S. Harbor City Blvd. 

19. Camp Holly 

6901 W. U.S. 192, Melbourne: 

airboat rides, boat and canoe 

rentals, bait and tackle, launch 

ramp; 321-723-2179 

20. Melbourne Harbor Marina 

2210 S. Front St. 101, Melbourne: 

wet boat storage, ship’s store, gas 

and diesel fuel; 321-725-9054 

21. Florida Discount Marina 

4220 U.S. 1, Palm Bay: ship’s store, 

wet storage, mechanical service, 

boat sales; 321-956-0960. 

22. Palm Bay Marina 

4350 U.S. 1, Palm Bay: ship’s store, 

wet and dry boat storage, mechanical 

service, bait and tackle, 

boat rentals, new and used boat 

sales, haul-out service; 321-723- 

0851 

23. Honest John’s Fish Camp 

750 Old Florida Trail, Melbourne 

Beach: bait and tackle, boat, 

motor, and canoe rentals, boat 

storage, launch ramp; 321-727- 

2923 

24. Sebastian River Marina 

and Boat Yard 

8525 N. U.S. 1, Sebastian: 56 wet 

slips up to 60 feet, 48 dry storage 

racks up to 36 feet, gas and diesel 

fuel, full boat yard services up to 

80,000 pounds, charter fleet, 

restaurant; 772-664-3029 

25. Sebastian Inlet Marina 

8685 N. U.S. 1, Micco: ship’s store, 

outdoor rack storage, mechanical 

service; 772-664-8500 

26. Inlet Marina 

9502 SR A1A, north of 

Sebastian Inlet: wet boat 

storage, canoe and kayak 

rentals, powerboat rentals, 

river tour boat, launch ramp, 

charter fishing service; 

321-724-5424 


Boat Ramps in Brevard 

Outdoors 

1. Scottsmoor Landing 

2400 Huntington Ave., 

Scottsmoor Huntington Avenue 

and Dixie Way (west shore of 

Indian River) 7 miles north of 

Mims; one ramp 

2. Old Beacon 42 Camp 

Boat Ramp 

1.5 miles north of Haulover 

Canal off State Road 3 at Merritt 

Island National Wildlife Refuge 

(west shore of Mosquito 

Lagoon) 

3. Haulover Canal Boat Ramp 

SR 3 and Haulover Canal at 

Merritt Island National Wildlife 

Refuge 

4. Eddy Creek Boat Ramp 

Playalinda Beach at Canaveral 

National Seashore on southeast 

side of Mosquito Lagoon 

5. Parrish Park 

1 Max Brewer Causeway, Titusville, 

East end of State Road 406 

bridge (east side of Indian River); 

six lanes 

6. Marina Park 

Marina Road and U.S. 1, Titusville, 

(west side of Indian River); 

two lanes 

7. Loughman Lake Lodge 

1955 Hatbill Road, Mims, off 

State Road 46 west of Mims 

8. Fox Lake Park 

4400 Fox Lake Road, west end of 

Fox Lake Road in Titusville, one 

ramp for access to Fox Lake and 

South Lake; freshwater 

9. Kennedy Point Ramp 

4915 S. Washington Ave., Titusville, 

on U.S. 1 south of State 

Road 50, two lane ramps 

10. Port St. John Boat Ramp 

6650 N. Cocoa Blvd. (west side of 

Indian River) 

11. Port’s End Park 

West channel of Port Canaveral 

(south side of port) 

12. Freddie Patrick Park 

Middle turning basin of Port 

Canaveral (south side of port) 

13. Kelly Park 

2550 N. Banana River Drive, 

south of State Road 528, four 

lane boat ramps 

14. McFarland Park 

2060 Indian River Drive, Cocoa 

Coquina Drive and River Road 

(west side of Indian River) 

15. and 16. James 

Bourbeau-Leroy Wright Park 

8195 King St., Cocoa, State Road 

520 and St. Johns River ; paved 

ramp and park on St. Johns River 

17. Lake Poinsett Lodge 

5665 Lake Poinsett Road, Cocoa 

End of State Road 520 and west 

of Cocoa (east side of Lake Poinsett) 

18. Lee Wenner 

Park 

State Road 520 

and Riverside 

Drive in Cocoa 

(west side of 

Indian River) 

19. Kiwanis 

Island Park 

951 Kiwanis 

Island Park Road, 


connecting with 

Sykes Creek and 

Newfound Harbor; 

two lanes and natural 

site launch 

20. Wayside Park 

State Road 520 near Cape 

Canaveral Hospital in 

Cocoa Beach (east side of 

Banana River) 

21. Ramp Road Park 

Ramp Road in Cocoa Beach 

on canal connecting with 

Banana River 

22. POW-MIA Pineda 

Landing 

5955 N. U.S. 1, Melbourne, U.S. 

1 and Pineda Causeway (west 

side of Indian River) 

23. Lake Washington Boat 

Ramp 

6000 Lake Washington Road, 

Melbourne 

West end of Lake Washington 

Road (east side of Lake Washington) 

two lanes 

24. Ballard Park 

924 Thomas Barbour Drive, 

Melbourne 

On Eau Gallie River connecting 

with Indian River 

25. Eau Gallie Causeway Park 

East end of causeway, State 

Road 518 (east side of Indian 

River); four lanes, natural windsurfing 

launch 

26. Camp Holly Fish Camp 

6901 W. U.S. 192 west of Melbourne 

on St. Johns River 

27. Claude Edge Front Street 

Park 

2210 Front St., Melbourne 

New Haven Avenue and Front 

Street (west side of Indian River) 

28. Pollak Park 

1455 Main St. NE, Palm Bay, end 

of Main where it meets Turkey 

Creek 

29. Alex Goode Park 

North Bianca Drive in Palm Bay 

on Turkey Creek connecting 


30. John Jorgensen‘s Landing 

5045 U.S. 1, Grant (west side of 

Indian River) 

31. First Street Boat Ramp 

4727 1st St., Grant; one lane 

32. Honest John’s Fish Camp 

750 Mullet Creek Road off State 

Road A1A at Floridana Beach 

(east side of Indian River) 

33. Long Point Park 

700 Long Point Road north of 

Sebastian Inlet 

34. Inlet Marina 

9502 State Road A1A north of 

Sebastian Inlet 

35. Sebastian Inlet State 

Park 

9700 S. SR A1A, Melbourne, at 

Brevard/Indian River county line 

36. Sand Point Marina 

2015 Main St., Micco, on 

Sebastian River connecting 



Chris Tucker of Satellite Beach slices up a nice wave in 

the Men’s Pro finals during the Easter Surfing Festival 

at the Cocoa Beach Pier. CRAIG RUBADOUX/FLORIDA TODAY 

The Space Coast is home to 

premier surf spots, 

international surfing 

events and some of the world’s 

top surfers. 

Among professional surfers 

who got their feet wet along the 

Space Coast are 11-time world 

champion Kelly Slater of Cocoa 

Beach and former world 

champion C.J. Hobgood of 

Satellite Beach. 

Several annual events in 

Brevard County have attracted 

thousands of spectators and 

hundreds of competitors. 

Among Cocoa Beach’s 

long-running annual events are 

the Ron Jon Easter Surf Festival 

and the National Kidney 

Foundation Labor Day Surfing 

Festival. They are joined by the 

recently-formed Beach ’N 

Boards Festival, featuring the 

ASP (Association of Surfing 

Professionals) Grade 2 Ron 

Jon/Vans Jr. Pro boys and girls 

events. 

The annual big-money 

Quiksilver King of the Peak 

contest, an invitation-only draw 

for many of the state’s top pros, 

Outdoors 

Surfing and Sailing 

Amateurs, pros carve up 

waves in Brevard County 

FLORIDA TODAY Staff 

HOT LINE 

Cocoa Beach Surf report: 

321-868-8967 

SURF REPORTS 

2ndlight.com: Forecasts and 

live surf cams 

16streets.com: Cocoa Beach 

area surf reports done by Brevard 

County surfing family, the 

O’Hares. Daily updates 

CFLSurf.com: Central Florida 

surf forecasts 

SurfGuru.com: Florida surf 

reports and live surf cams 

surfline.com: Forecasts, profiles, 

news and live surf cams 

thewavecaster.com: Indialantic 

area surf reports and live surf 

cams 

RENTALS 

Surfboard and Kayak Rentals: 

takes place in the fall at 

Sebastian Inlet, featuring a 

unique skins game format. 

There are plenty of other 

events for youngsters and 

adults alike, including the East 

Coast Surfing Association 

Series and the AAU National 

Championships. Both are held 

3220 S. Atlantic Ave., Cocoa 

Beach, 321-783-4088; oceansportsworld.com 

Cocoa Beach Surf Company: 

4001 N. Atlantic Ave., Cocoa 

Beach, 321-799-9930; cocoabeachsurf.com 

Ron Jon Surf Shop: 4151 N. 

Atlantic Ave.; 888-757-8737; 

ronjonsurfshop.com/location/ 

beachrentals-fl.aspx 

CAMPS 

Craig Carroll’s Surf Camp: 

321-868-1980; ronjonsurf 

school.com 

Next Generation Surf School: 

Cocoa Beach Surf Complex, 4001 

N. Atlantic Ave., 321-591-9577; 

nexgensurf.com 

SurfGuys Surf School: 321- 

956-3268; surfguyssurf.com 

across Brevard’s beaches. 

For casual surfers, popular 

spots extend from Playalinda 

Beach in the north to Sebastian 

Inlet in the south, with many 

public access points across the 

protected dunes. 

An abundance of surf shops 

stretch along the Space Coast. 

Sailing 

Clubs 

Anchorage Yacht 

Basin: 96 E. Eau Gallie 

Blvd., Indian Harbour 

Beach, 321-773-3620 

Banana River Sail 

and Power Squadron: 

America’s Boating Club 

offers boating classes, free 

vessel safety checks and 

monthly meetings with 

guest speakers at the Satellite 

Beach Civic Center, 321- 

220-7776; brsps.org 

Cocoa Beach Sail 

and Power Squadron: A 

division of the United 

States Power Squadrons, 

321-452-3682; cbps.us 

East Coast Sailing Association: 

Meets at 

7 p.m. second Wednesdays 

at Satellite Beach Civic 

Center; ecsasail.com 

Eau Gallie Yacht Club: 

100 Datura Drive, Indian 

Harbour Beach, 321-773- 

2600 

Eau Gallie Yacht Basin: 

587 Young St., Melbourne; 

60 deep-water wet slips, 

showers, laundry and canvas 

shop; marina, 321-242- 

6577; Karen’s Canvas Shop, 

321-254-0032 

Kennedy Point Marina & 

Yacht Club: 4749 S. Washington 

Ave., Titusville, 110 

slips, showers, laundry, fuel 

dock, 321-383-0280 

Indian River Yacht Club: 

90 Delannoy Ave., Cocoa, 

321-638-0090; 

iryc@cfl.rr.com 

Manatee Cove Marina: 

Patrick Air Force Base, 

321-494-7455 

Melbourne Harbor Marina: 

2210 Front St. No. 101, 

Melbourne, 321-725-9054 

Melbourne Yacht Club: 

1202 River Drive, Melbourne, 

321-768-9921 

Port Canaveral Yacht 

Club: 910 Mullet Road, 

Cape Canaveral, 

321-784-2292 

Titusville Sail and Power 

Squadron: Offers free 

vessel safety checks and 

boating classes, 321-216- 

2070; titusvillesps.org 

Titusville Sailing Club: 

Conducts Red Cross sailing 

lessons in spring and fall, 

10A Max Brewer Parkway, 

321-267-2967 


Golf Courses in Brevard 

Outdoors 

1. Walkabout Golf Club 

3950 Walkabout Way, Mims; 

866-465-3352. Pro: John Crocker 

» Public; par-72; 18 holes; 

7,146 yards. Pro shop. 

walkaboutgolf.com 

2. Sherwood Golf Club 

4335 London Town Road, 

Titusville; 321-269-4653 


6,513 yards. sherwoodgolfclub.com 

3. Willow Lakes Golf 

& RV Resort 

2852 Willow Lakes Lane, Titusville; 

321-264-4653 


1,308 yards; 

willowlakes.com 

4. The Great Outdoors 

137 Plantation Drive, Titusville; 

321-269-5524 

» Public; par-71; 18 holes; 6,542 

yards. 

tgoresort.com 

5. Royal Oak Resort 

and Golf Club 

2150 Country Club Drive, Titusville; 

321-268-1550 

» Semiprivate; par-71; 18 holes; 

6,614 yards. 

royaloakgolfresort.com 

6. La Cita Country Club 

777 Country Club Drive, Titusville; 

321-383-2582. Pro: Jim Musick 

» Private; par-72; 18 holes; 

6,602 yards. lacitacc.com 

7. Sam’s Executive Golf Course 

4255 U.S. 1, Sharpes; 

321-632-2890 


2,960 yards 

8. The Savannahs 

at Sykes Creek 

3915 Savannah Trail, 

Merritt Island; 

321-455-1375. Pro: Greg Sanders 


6,507 yards 

golfspacecoast.com 

9. Rockledge Country Club 

1591 S. Fiske Blvd., Rockledge; 

321-636-6022. 

Pro: Andrew Gardner 


6,436 yards 

rockledgecc.com 

10. Cocoa Beach Country Club 

4600 Tom Warriner Blvd., 

Cocoa Beach; 321-868-3361 

Pro: Holly Gregory 

» Public; par-36, 36, 35; 27 holes 

River course 3,342 yards, 

Dolphin course 3,021 yards, 

Lakes course 3,372 yards 

golfcocoabeach.com 

11. Turtle Creek Golf Club 

1279 Admiralty Blvd., Rockledge; 

321-632-2520 

Golf director: Justin Horton 

» Semiprivate; par-72; 18 

holes; 

6,709 yards 

golfturtlecreek.com 

12. Duran Golf Club 

7032 Stadium Parkway, 

Viera; 

321-576-0033. 

Pro: Matthew Morrison 


7,151 yards. duran 

golf.com 

13. Viera East Golf Club 

2300 Clubhouse Drive, Viera; 

321-639-6500. Pro: David Buth 


6,669 yards. vieragolf.com 

14. Indian River Colony Club 

1936 Freedom Drive, Melbourne; 

321-255-6051 

Recreation manager: Wally 

Bandura 


6,609 yards 

indianrivercolonyclub.com 

15. Manatee Cove Golf Club 

861Marina Road, Patrick Air Force 

Base; 321-494-4653 

Pro: Steve Waggoner 

» Private; active, retired military 

and guests; par-72, 18 holes; 

6,947 yards 

16. Baytree National Golf Links 

8207 National Drive, Melbourne; 

321-259-9060 

Pro: Cory Smith 

» Semiprivate; par-72; 18 holes; 

7,043 yards 

baytreenational.com 

17. Suntree Country Club 

1Country Club Drive, Melbourne; 

321-242-6235 

GM: Steve Lamontagne 


Classic course, 6,953 yards; 

Challenge course, 6,945 

suntree.com 

18. Mallard’s Landing 

2750 Lake Washington Road, 

Melbourne; 321-255-4606 


6,955 yards 

19. Crane Creek Reserve 

475 W. New Haven Ave., 

Melbourne; 321-674-5716 


5,886 yards 

20. Palm Gardens Golf Course 

2630 Minton Road, Melbourne; 

321-723-3182. Manager: Eve Taylor 

» Public; par-30; 9 holes; 1,596 yards 

21. Spessard Holland 

at Melbourne Beach 

2374 Oak St., Melbourne Beach; 

321-952-4529. Pro: Greg Sanders. 


5,155 yards 


22. Jo Daddy’s Executive 

PRICES 

Prices vary 

by season. 

Call for rates. 

Lighted Golf Course 

3255 Jupiter Blvd. SE, Palm Bay; 

321-723-1956 

» Public, executive, par-29; 

9 holes, 1,501yards; lighted course 

23. The Majors Golf Club 

3375 Bayside Lakes Blvd., Palm Bay; 

321-952-8617. 

Pro: Mike Pryor 

» Public with memberships available; 

par-72; 18 holes; 6,918 yards 

majorsgolfclub.com 

24. The Habitat at Valkaria 

3591Fairgreen St., Grant-Valkaria; 

321-952-6312 

Pro: Alex Romanoff 


6,836 yards 


25. Aquarina Beach 

& Country Club 

7500 SR A1A, South Melbourne 

Beach, 321-676-8923 

Pro: Tom Zellers 

» Semiprivate; par-62; 

18 holes; 4,313 yards 

26. Barefoot Bay Golf 

& Country Club 

1225 Barefoot Blvd., Barefoot Bay; 

772-664-3174. 


4,313 yards. bbrd.org 


Grip it 

and 

rip it! 

Kaley Stirtzinger 

of Holy Trinity 

competes in the 

Class 1A regional 

high school golf 

tournament at 

Suntree Country 

Club. TIM SHORTT/ 

FLORIDA TODAY 

Outdoors 


Tennis Courts in Brevard 

Outdoors 

1. Singleton Tennis Courts 

655 Singleton Ave., Titusville; 

321-264-5105 

10 lighted hard courts 

2. Isaac Campbell Sr. Park 

701 South St., Titusville; 

321-264-5040 


3. YMCA Outback Racquet 

Center 

3050 Satterfield Road, Titusville; 

321-269-3763 

6 lighted clay courts 

2 racquetball courts 

Pro shop » Private 

4. LaCita Country Club 

777 Country Club Drive, 

Titusville; 321-383-2582 

Pro shop: 321-383-5311 

6 clay courts » Private 

www.lacitacc.com 

5. Fay Blvd. Park 

4700 Fay Blvd., Port St. John; 

321-633-1974 

4 hard courts 


6. Provost Park 

400 Varr Ave., Cocoa; 

321-633-1872 

1 unlighted hard court 

7. Rockledge Park Tennis 

960 Cogswell St., Rockledge; 

321-633-1975 

8 hard courts, 4 clay courts, 

all lighted 

8. McLarty Park 

790 Barton Blvd., Rockledge; 

321-633-1870 


9. Swiss Inn 

3220 S. Fiske Blvd., Rockledge; 

321-631-9445 

6 lighted clay courts » Private 

www.swissinntennis.com 

10. Viera Regional Park 


Way, Viera; 321-433-4891 


11. Suntree Country 

Club 


Melbourne; 

321-242-6242 

6 clay courts, 

2 deco turf 

Pro shop » 

Private and 

public 

instruction 

12. Jimmy 

Moore 

Tennis 

Complex 

2810 Sarno 

Road, 

Melbourne; 

321-255-4613 


13. Fee Avenue Tennis Courts 

114 E. Fee Ave., Melbourne; 

321-674-5720 

11 hard courts, 4 clay courts 

14. Bryant Adams Park 

6224 Henry Ave., W. Melbourne; 

321-676-4029; 4 lighted courts, 

2 four-wall racquetball courts 

15. Kiwanis Island Tennis 

951 Kiwanis Island Park Road, 

Merritt Island; 321-455-1380 


16. Nancy Hanson Recreation 

Complex 

7300 N. Atlantic Ave., 

Cape Canaveral; 

321-868-1226 

5 lighted hard courts, 


17. Racquet Club of Cocoa 

Beach 

4600 Tom 

Warriner Blvd., 

Cocoa Beach; 

321-868-3224 

10 hard courts, 4 lighted; 


Pro shop 

18. DeSoto Tennis & 

Racquetball Courts 

499 DeSoto Parkway, 

Satellite Beach; 

773-3313 

Recreation Department: 

321-773-6458 

8 lighted hard courts; 

2 enclosed racquetball courts 

19. Kiwi Tennis Club 

30 Tradewinds Drive, 


321-773-2116 

4 hard courts, 

9 clay courts all lighted; 


exercise room; 

Palm Cafe restaurant 

(open to the public), 

banquet room 

www.kiwitennisclub.com 

20. Eau Gallie Yacht Club 

100 Datura Drive, 


321-773-2600 



www.egyachtclub.com 

21. Flutie Athletic Complex 

2070 Oak St., Melbourne Beach; 

321-724-5860 

2 lighted courts 

22. Tennis at Aquarina 

450 Aquarina Blvd., Melbourne 

Beach; 321-676-5236 

6 clay courts, 3 lighted 



Arts & Entertainment 

McKee Botanical Gardens 

Above: The entrance 

to the Space Shuttle 

Atlantis exhibit 

at the Kennedy Space 

Center Visitor 

Complex impresses. 


FLORIDA TODAY 

A meerkat strikes a 

pose at the new 

"Meerkat Hamlet" at 

the entrance of 

Expedition Africa at 

the Brevard Zoo in 

Viera. TIM SHORTT/ 

FLORIDA TODAY 

Attractions 

Kennedy Space Center Visitor 

Complex, SR 405, Merritt Island. 

Admission includes IMAX 3-D 

films, Angry Birds Space Encounter, 

Shuttle Launch Experience, 

Space Shuttle Atlantis and a bus 

tour. It also includes admission 

into the nearby Astronaut Hall of 

Fame. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

daily, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. April 14-27, 

Aug. 11-31 and Dec. 15-25, and 9 

a.m. to 7 p.m. June 30-Aug. 10 and 

Dec. 26-28. General admission is 

$50 for adults, $40 for children 

ages 3-11. Call 866-737-5235 or 

visit kennedyspacecenter.com. 

Andretti Thrill Park, 3960 S. 

Babcock St., Melbourne. Hours are 

noon to 10 p.m. Monday through 

Thursday, noon to midnight Fridays, 

11 a.m. to midnight Saturdays, 

and noon to 9 p.m. Sundays. 

Cost is $27.95 for a Funday 

Sunday pass, wristbands range 

from $26.95-$39.95. Call 321-956- 

6706 or visit andrettithrillpark- 

.com. 

Brevard Zoo, 8225 N. Wickham 

Road, Melbourne. Hours are 9:30 

a.m. to 5 p.m. daily with last 

admission at 4 p.m. Admission is 

$16 for adults, $15 for seniors and 

$12 for kids ages 2-12. Admission 

to Treetop Trek is $57 for the 

adult challenge course, $40 for 

the adult canopy walk, $52 for the 

“big kid” challenge course, $36 

for the “big kid” canopy walk, 

and $22 for the “little kid” chutes 

and ladders. Call 321-254-9453 or 

visit brevardzoo.org. 

Skate/BMX Park, 750 Jamaica 

Blvd., Satellite Beach. Hours are 4 

to 8:45 p.m. Monday through 

Thursday, 4 to 9:45 p.m. Friday, 10 

a.m. to 9:45 p.m. Saturday, and 4 

to 8 p.m. Sunday. Cost is $2 per 

skater. Call 321-777-3538 or visit 

satellitebeachrecreation.org. 

McKee Botanical Gardens, 350 

U.S. 1, Vero Beach. Hours are 10 

a.m. to 5 pm. Tuesday through 

Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. 

Sunday. Cost is $12 for adults, $11 

for seniors and $5 for children 

ages 3 to 12 Dec. 1-April 30, and 

$10 for adults, $9 for seniors and 

$5 for children ages 3 to 12 May 

1-Nov. 30. Call 772-794-0601 or 

visit mckeegarden.org. 

Botanical Gardens at Florida 

Tech, 150 W. University Blvd., 

Melbourne. 15-acre botanical 

garden, a trail, beautiful fauna 

and tropical growth. Call 321-674- 

8038 or visit fit.edu. 


Shopping 


Brevard County offers a variety of 

shopping plazas and malls to suit 

every consumer taste and style, from 

major department stores like Macy’s 

stores to boutiques like Tuesday 

Morning and antique shops. 

SHOPPING PLAZAS 

The Avenue Viera: A 415,000- 

square-foot, open-air pedestrianfriendly 

development just west of 

Interstate 95, off Lake Andrew Drive 

in Viera, includes Bed Bath & Beyond, 

Bonefish Grill, Belk, Books-A- 

Million, Old Navy, Carmike Cinemas, 

The Melting Pot, Michael’s, World 

Market, Sports Authority, a Green 

Market farmer’s market every 

Tuesday and more, 321-634-5390; 

viera.shoptheavenue.com. 

Viera MarketPlace includes 

Kohl’s, Office Depot and Sports 

Authority. 

South of The Avenue are 

the Shoppes of Lake Andrew, a 

Walmart Supercenter and a 

Super Target. 

Babcock Street: Just north of 

Hibiscus Boulevard is a renovated 

shopping area built in 1959. The 

landscaped strip center on Babcock’s 

east side is known as the Melbourne 

Shopping Center, which includes Big 

Lots, Publix, several discount apparel 

outlets, restaurants and small shops. 

A Sears store and several fast-food, 

ethnic and sit-down restaurants are 

also along Babcock. 

Bayside Lakes Shopping Center: 

Located in Palm Bay off of Bayside 

Lakes Boulevard southeast, the 

plaza offers several restaurants, 

including Soprano’s Pizzeria and 

Mediterranean Grill. Also a Publix. 

Cocoa Beach: In the downtown 

area, just north of the Minutemen 

Causeway and between Orlando 

and Atlantic avenues, lies Cottage 

Row military houses from the 1940s 

and ’50s that have been converted 

into quaint shops, salons and 

restaurants. 

Near SR 520 and A1A is a tourist 

landmark, Ron Jon Surf Shop, the 

24-hour icon of beach attire. 

Cocoa Village: Historic downtown 

Cocoa features a shopper-friendly, 

casual walkway featuring several 

independent venues. Many of the 

shops specialize in arts, unique gifts, 

crafts, galleries, gourmet foods, 

metaphysical books, antiques and 

clothing. The village also includes 

casual to upscale restaurants and 

bars featuring music performers. 

The area also includes an amphitheater, 

fishing on the Indian River, an 

interactive fountain, historic homes, 

churches and state headquarters for 

the Florida Historical Society. The 

Civic Center, Riverfront Park and 

Porcher House are available for 

weddings, parties and meetings. Call 

Cocoa Leisure Services at 321-639- 

3500 or Historic Village Association 

at 321-631-9075; cocoavillage.com. 

Crossroads Marketplace: 

This retail development is on State 

Road 405, just south of State Road 

50 and features more than 200,000 

square feet of retail space. There are 

several major stores at the plaza, 

including Target. Other stores include 

Kay Jewelers, Marshalls, PetCo 

and Merle Norman. 

Eau Gallie: The Eau Gallie Arts 

District of Melbourne, on the riverfront 

east of U.S. 1and north of the 

Eau Gallie Causeway to south of 

Parkway Drive, features a number of 

art galleries ranging from the avant 

garde to the post-modern. There 

also are bookstores, antique shops 

and restaurants. 

Fifth Avenue: A boardwalk-style 

walkway sits along the Atlantic 

Ocean in Indialantic and U.S. 192. It is 

lined with restaurants, including 

Bizarro’s Pizza, and several specialty 

shops. There also is a Starbucks 

coffee shop and a Cold Stone 

Creamery ice cream store. 

Florida Marketplace: An office 

and professional complex, the 

Marketplace at 1396 Babcock St. in 

Melbourne includes some retail 

stores, 321-956-2100. 

Hammock Landing: The 460,000- 

square-foot shopping center at 205 

Palm Bay Road near Interstate 95 in 

West Melbourne is the county’s 

newest. It has more than 30 stores, 

including Ulta Beauty, Michael’s Arts 

and Crafts, Kohl’s, Shoe Carnival, 

hhgregg, Marshall’s and Target. 

Restaurants include Pollo Tropical, 

Buffalo Wild Wings, Five Guys 

Burgers & Fries and Longhorn Steakhouse; 

hammocklandingfl.com. 

Historic Downtown Melbourne: 

The area along New Haven and 

Strawbridge avenues is home to 

specialty shops, pizzerias, numerous 

restaurants, coffee shops and bars. 

Call 321-724-1741, or visit 

downtownmelbourne.com. 

Indian Harbour Beach: Three 

large shopping centers vie for attention 

along east Eau Gallie Causeway. 

You’ll find such places as Bealls, 

Publix and Wal-Mart, in addition to 

specialty shops and restaurants. 

Melbourne Square: The mall on 

U.S. 192 is anchored by Dillard’s 

North and South, Macy’s, JC Penney 

and Dick’s Sporting Goods, 

321-727-2000; simon.com or 

westmelbourne.org. 

Stores line the 192 route from U.S. 

1to I-95. They include Target, Barnes 

& Noble Booksellers, Ross, Pier 1 

Imports, Best Buy, Petsmart, Sports 

Authority and Sam’s Club. 

Merritt Square Mall: More than 

100 stores are enclosed on State 

Road 520. It is anchored by Macy’s, 

Dillard’s, Sears and JC Penney, and 

includes a large theater, 321-452- 

3270; merrittsquaremall.com. 

Palm Bay West Regional Shopping 

Center: This strip mall covers 

265,000 square feet at Minton and 

Malabar roads. Stores include Winn- 

Dixie, Bealls, Ace Hardware and 

Tuesday Morning. 

Renningers Super Flea & Farmers 

Market: Melbourne’s largest 

open-air attraction is situated on 20 

acres, with more than 900 booths of 

new and used merchandise, and 

special events on weekends. Open 9 

a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, Saturday and 

Sunday at I-95 at exit 183, W. Eau 

Gallie Boulevard, Melbourne, 321- 

242-9124; superfleamarket.com. 

Satellite Beach Atlantic Plaza: 

Shopping plaza has specialty shops 

and consumer service businesses and 

the only movie theater, Satellite 

Beach Cinemas, among the south 

beach cities. Including an Ace Hardware, 

La Moda Boutique and a 

Publix supermarket. 

Searstown Mall: This Titusville 

mall contains Sears and a variety of 

specialty shops and services, as well 

as a movie theater, 321-269-5921. 

Space Coast Frontenac Flea 

Market: Hundreds of stalls with 

used, discounted and new items 

and produce, 5605 N. U.S. 1, F 

rontenac, south of Port St. John. 

Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and 

7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 

321-631-0241. 

Downtown Titusville: The area 

offers arts and crafts shops, clothing 

and consignment shops, flower and 

gift shops and a number of restaurants. 

A few blocks south of downtown 

on U.S. 1are specialized stores, 

including antiques. 


Performing Arts 


NONPROFIT GROUP 

Brevard Cultural Alliance: Brevard 

County’s designated local arts 

agency serving cultural organizations, 

individual artists and the 

community. As a 501(c)(3), nonprofit 

organization, the BCA’s 

mission is to build and sustain a 

vibrant and dynamic arts and 

cultural sector integral to Brevard’s 

quality of life. BCA serves the 

entire county and all artistic disciplines, 

in partnership with likeminded 

organizations, to support 

the arts and cultural community, 

321-690-6817; artsbrevard.org 

THEATER 

Brevard Theatrical Ensemble: 

Presents storytelling with theatrical 

presentation and music, 321-676- 

0697; brevardensemble.com 

Eastern Florida State College: 

The college has regular acting 

classes and a performance season, 

1519 Clearlake Road, Cocoa, 321- 

632-1111, www.easternflorida.edu 

Florida Tech College Players: 

Student group produces shows in 

the Gleason Performing Arts Center 

at Florida Tech, 321-674-8767; 

cp.fit.edu 

Henegar Center for the Arts: 

Features a 500-seat theater, studio 

space, gallery space and meeting 

rooms, and presents classical music 

and touring theatrical productions, 

children’s theater and the Henegar’s 

Red Carpet Productions, 625 

E. New Haven Ave., Melbourne, 

321-723-8698; henegar.org 

Historic Cocoa Village Playhouse: 

Produces musicals and runs 

the Stars of Tomorrow children’s 

program, 300 Brevard Ave., Cocoa, 

321-636-5050; cocoavillage 

playhouse.com 

King Center for the Performing 

Arts: From concerts, dance, theater, 

comedy and variety, the 2,000- 

seat center presents a wide array 

of shows. This has become the 

go-to place for area residents to 

see big-name performers such as 

Jerry Seinfeld, Adam Lambert, 

Loretta Lynn and more. In addition, 

the King Center runs an active 

children’s theater program and 

off-beat Studio Theater and rents 

its rotunda and black-box facilities 

to weddings, receptions and more. 

The King Center is at 3865 N. 

Wickham Road, Melbourne, 321- 

242-2219; kingcenter.com 

The Harbor City Harmonizers 

and the Platinum Coast Chorus 

of Sweet Adelines perform at 

Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy 

in Melbourne. FOR FLORIDA TODAY 

Melbourne Civic Theatre: Produces 

shows year-round at 817 E. 

Strawbridge Ave., Le Galerie, 

Melbourne, 321-723-6935; e-mail 

info@mymct.org; mymct.org 

Playwrights Workshop: Solicits 

plays by area playwrights and 

performs three one-act plays three 

See ARTS, Page 92 



Ella Craig, 9, and her sister, Ava, 7, of Titusville, join James Berkley of Orlando as the King and Peggy 

Renshaw of Mims as Anna in “The King and I” at the Titusville Playhouse. CRAIG RUBADOUX/FLORIDA TODAY 

Arts 


times a year at Surfside Playhouse, 

301 Ramp Road, Cocoa Beach, 

321-961-1988; playwrightsworkshopbrevard.org 

Special Spotlight Theatre: Presents 

a production featuring special-needs 

entertainers at the 

Henegar Center for the Arts, 625 E. 

New Haven Ave., Melbourne, 

321-525-0941; specialspotlight.com. 

Surfside Players: Produces a full 

season of comedies, musicals and a 

drama. Produces a summer production 

of an original play by a local 

playwright. Runs Surfside Youth 

Players, which has children’s acting 

classes and productions at 301 

Ramp Road, Cocoa Beach, 321-783- 

3127; surfsideplayers.com 

Titusville Playhouse: Produces 

dramas, comedies and musicals. 

Runs the Rising Stars Theatre for 

children and hosts a children’s summer 

camp at Emma Parrish Theatre, 

301Julia St., Titusville, 321-268-1125; 

titusvilleplayhouse.com 

MUSIC 

Brevard Chorale: More than 80 

community members ages 16 and 

older. Led by Jim Boyles, the chorale 

is a function of Brevard Community 

College, 321-501-0833; 

brevardchorale.org 

Brevard Children’s Chorus: 

Singers in fourth through 10th 

grades perform across Brevard 

County, 321-432-2770; 

brevardchildrenschorus.org 

Brevard Community Chorus: 

Led by Robert Lamb, professional 

musicians present classical concerts 

at the King Center, 321-433-7689; 

brevardcommunitychorus.org 

Eastern Florida State College 

Concert Band: Student ensemble, 

conducted by James Bishop, performs 

year-round, 321-433-7385; 

easternflorida.edu 


Jazz Ensemble: Student ensemble, 

conducted by James Bishop, 

performs throughout the year, 

321-433-7385; easternflorida.edu 


String Ensemble: Student ensemble, 

conducted by James Bishop, 

performs throughout the year, 



Community Orchestra: Student 

orchestra, conducted by James 

Bishop, performs throughout the 

year, 321-433-7385; 

easternflorida.edu 


Concert Choir: This student choir, 


led by Robert Lamb, performs 

throughout the season, 321-433- 

7629; easternflorida.edu 


Madrigal Ensemble: This student 

choir, led by Robert Lamb, 

performs throughout the season, 


Brevard Symphony Orchestra: 

More than 100-member professional 

orchestra conducted by 

Christopher Confessore performs 

a full season at the King Center. 

Has several county guilds and the 

Vivace Society Club, 321-242- 

2024; brevardsymphony.com 

Brevard Symphony Youth 

Orchestra: Youth form four 

orchestras — the philharmonic 

orchestra, symphony orchestra, 

sinfonietta and string ensemble- 

—with young musicians accepted 

through audition, 321-216-7804; 

bsyo.us 

Central Florida Winds/Central 

Florida Chamber Winds: Gives 

five free performances a year, 

321-223-6688; cfwinds.org 

Community Band of Brevard: 

Gives free concerts each year, 

conducted by Marion Scott. 

Includes Space Coast Swing Ensemble, 

321-725-9191; 

communitybandofbrevard.org 

Greater Canaveral Chapter of 

the Barbershop Harmony 

Society: The group meets at 

7 p.m. Tuesdays in the Choral 

Room, B. W. Simpkins Fine Arts 

Building 4, Brevard Community 

College, 1519 Clearlake Road, 

Cocoa. The group performs for 

civic groups, assisted-living facilities, 

social gatherings, etc. Call 

Phil Hansen at 312-454-3823 or 


Christopher Confessore, Brevard Symphony Orchestra’s principal 

conductor and music director, stands by the Space Shuttle Atlantis 

exhibit at the KSC Visitor Complex. CAROLINE PEREZ/FLORIDA TODAY 

Arlan Ropp at 321-636-0900. 

Harbor City Harmonizers: 

Available for performances and 

special functions by male chorus 

and quartets. The non-profit 

organization is affiliated with the 

Barbershop Harmony Society. 

Call 321-213-9424. Christmas and 

spring performances each year; 

also Singing Valentine's; 

hcharmonizers.net 

Indialantic Chamber Singers: 

David Vogeding leads singers at 

Eastminster Presbyterian Church 

in Indialantic, 321-723-8371; 

indialanticchambersingers.org 

Melbourne Chamber Music 

Society: Brings acclaimed chamber 

music groups to perform at 

St. Marks United Methodist 

Church, 2030 N. SR A1A, Indialantic, 

321-213-5100; melbourne 

chambermusicsociety.com 

Melbourne Community Orchestra: 

More than 50 musicians 

perform free concerts at the 

Melbourne Auditorium, 625 E. 

Hibiscus Blvd., 321-285-6724; 

mcorchestra.org 

Melbourne Municipal Band: 

Amateur and professional musicians 

perform free concerts at 

the Melbourne Auditorium, 

625 E. Hibiscus Blvd., 

321-724-0555; 

melbournemunicipalband.org 

Platinum Coast Chorus: Available 

for performances and social 

functions. A chapter of the Sweet 

Adelines International; 321-259- 

0020; platinumcoastchorus.com 

Rock the Silence: Brings Christian 

music to hearing and hear- 

See ARTS, Page 94 



Arts 


dances at the Melbourne Auditorium, 

625 E. Hibiscus Blvd., 

321-724-0555; mmband.org 

Cast members rehearse for the performance of "Birds of Paradise" 

at the Galmont Ballet Centre for Dance Education in Viera. The 

production was held at the King Center. TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAY 

ing-impaired audiences. Organization 

also teaches sign language 

classes, 321-446-1802; rockthe 

silence.homestead.com 

Space Coast Chapter of American 

Guild of Organists: Offers 

concerts and educational workshops 

to promote the art, 

321-953-2151or e-mail 

tibiscribo@ gmail.com. 

Space Coast Chorus: Performs 

with the Greater Canaveral chapter 

of the Barbershop Harmony 

Society and smaller concerts, 

321-254-9223. 

Space Coast Flute Orchestra: 

Performs free concerts, featuring 

about 42 musicians who play a 

wide collection of flutes, directed 

by Nancy Clew; scfo.org. 

Space Coast Jazz Society: Meets 

monthly for live jazz performances 

and awards scholarships to Brevard 

students studying jazz in 

college, 321-453-4191; 

space coastjazzsociety.com 

Space Coast Oratorio Society: 

Performs at Riverside Presbyterian 

Church in Cocoa Beach, 

321-536-8580. 

Space Coast Pops: Offers an 

annual four-concert subscription 

and other special concerts by 

professional musicians. Concert 

venue typically is the First Baptist 

Church Merritt Island. Sponsors 

the Brevard Young Performing 

Artists Competition, 321-632-7445, 

e-mail popsorch@aol.com; 

spacecoastpops.com 

Space Coast Symphony Orchestra: 

The group includes professional 

musicians as well as university 

and youth players. Most concerts 

are at First Baptist Church of 


spacecoastsymphony.org 

Swingtime Jazz Band: Appears in 

three Big Band concerts in January 

and July, plus eight ballroom 

DANCE 

Dance Arts Centre Company: 

Performances throughout the 

season, focusing on modern and 

contemporary dance. Open to 

students of the Dance Arts Centre 

in Indian Harbour Beach and 

Melbourne studios, 321-777-2155; 

danceac.com 

Galmont Ballet Centre for Dance 

Education: Presents several productions 

a year, including "The 

Nutcracker," at Cocoa Village 

Playhouse, educational outreach 

programs and training program 

for children, teens, adults and 

professionals, 5575 Schenck Ave., 

Suite 11, Viera, 321-543-4403; 

galmontballet.com. 

Golden Steppers: Produces two 

shows a year at the Cocoa Village 

Playhouse, 321-784-1454. 

Imperial Dance Corps: Performances 

throughout the year. 

Membership by audition from 

among students of the Dussich 

Dance Studio, 321-452-2046; 

dussichdancestudio.com 

Kaliko’s Polynesian Dancing: 

Includes fire dancers, percussionists 

and Polynesian dancers, 

Indialantic, 321-984-2789. 

Serenade Dance Company: 

Performs at the Henegar Center. 

Membership is only for students of 

the Dance Zone, 1020 W. Eau 

Gallie Blvd., 321-242-2442; 

the dancezoneofmelbourne.com 

Space Coast Ballet Academy: 

Features the Vaganova training 

method under the artistic direction 

of Boris Chepelev and Janna 

Kirova. Offers international master 

classes, year-end showcase, 

intensive summer program and 

“The Nutcracker” production in 

December at the King Center; 296 

N. Wickham Road, Melbourne, 

321-684-7390; spacecoastballet. 

com. 


Museums and Galleries 


MUSEUMS 

Air Force Space & Missile Museum: 

Focuses primarily on the 

early unmanned space program, 

with artifacts from the 1950s and 

1960s and a rocket garden. The 

museum is accessible to the public 

from the “Cape Canaveral: Then 

and Now” bus tour from Kennedy 

Space Center Visitor Complex, 

which runs 7 days a week, launch 

schedule permitting. The bus tour 

costs $25 for adults and $19 for 

children ages 3-11. In addition, the 

cost for Kennedy Space Center 

admission is $50 plus tax for adults; 

$40 plus tax for children ages 3 to 

11, and includes one-day access to 

all Visitor Complex exhibitions, 

shows, IMAX movies, space art 

gallery and one-day admission to 

the Astronaut Hall of Fame. Hours 

are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 321-449-4444; 

afspacemuseum.org or 

kennedyspacecenter.com 

American Police Hall of Fame 

and Museum: The 50,000-squarefoot 

facility at 6350 Horizon Drive, 

Titusville, allows visitors to sit on an 

electric chair, lie under a guillotine, 

sit on a police motorcycle and 

shoot a police weapon. Facility also 

has a state-of-the-art indoor shooting 

center. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 

p.m. daily. Shooting range is open 

noon to 8 p.m. Tuesday through 

Friday, and noon to 6 p.m. weekends. 

Admission: $13; $8 for children 

ages 4 to 12 and $10 for seniors 

and military; free for children 3 and 

younger, members, law enforcement 

officers and police family 

survivors. Shooting range combo 

admission is available for $38, 

321-264-0911; aphf.org 

U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame: 

World’s largest collection of personal 

astronaut memorabilia, 

historic spacecraft and simulator 

rides. It is included with regular 

admission to the KSC Visitor Complex, 

which costs $50 for adults and 

$40 for children ages 3-11.. Hours: 

Noon to 5 p.m., 6225 Vectorspace 

Blvd., Titusville, 877-313-2610; 

kennedyspacecenter.com/astronaut-hall-of-fame.aspx 

Foosaner Art Museum: The 

museum has rotating exhibitions 

by international, national and 

regional artists, cultural lectures, 

book club, music performances, 

children’s activities and art classes. 

Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday 

through Saturday, 1to 5 p.m. 

Sunday. Open until 7 p.m. Thursdays. 

Admission is $5; $2 for seniors 

63 and older, children and students 

with ID; free for children younger 

than 2 and members. Admission is 

free Thursdays, 1463 Highland Ave., 

Melbourne, 321-674-8916; foosanerartmuseum.org 

Brevard Museum of History and 

Natural Science: Exhibitions of 

historical artifacts from mostly 

Brevard County and elsewhere in 

Florida. On permanent display are 

a mastodon skeleton and a replica 

of the famous Windover Dig, which 

unearthed 7,000-year-old remains 

of prehistoric man. Also features a 

nature center with 22 acres of trails. 

Hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday 

through Saturday, and from 1to 6 

p.m. the second Sunday of the 

month. Admission: $6; $4.50 for 

children; free for children younger 

than 4. Discounts offered for seniors, 

active military, college students 

and teachers. 2201Michigan 

Ave., Cocoa, 321-632-1830; 

brevardmuseum.org 

Brevard Veterans Memorial 

Museum: Education museum 

houses artifacts from all wars in 

which the United States has 

fought. Admission is free. Hours: 

8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday 

through Saturday, and noon to 5 

p.m. Sunday, Veterans Memorial 

Center, 400 S. Sykes Creek Parkway, 


veteransmemorialcenter.org 

Cocoa Beach Surf Museum: 

Exhibits present history of surfing 

through old surfboards, magazines 

and photos, surf music and items 

related to surfing. Hours: 

8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. Hours shortened 

during winter. Admission: 

$2 donation requested, but not 

required, Ron Jon Watersports, 

4275 N. Atlantic Ave., Cocoa Beach, 

321-258-8217; cocoabeach 

surfmuseum.org 

Grant Historical House:1916 

house by the Indian River has 

antiques from many eras and 

countries. Hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

Wednesday through Friday. Admission: 

donation. Closed for summers, 

5795 U.S. 1, Grant, 

321-723-8543. 

Historic Rossetter House Museum: 

Botanical gardens and 

house museum, circa 1930. 

Gardens available for weddings. 

Hours: 11a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday and 

Saturday. Admission: $8, 1320 

Highland Ave., Melbourne, 

321-254-9855; 

rossetterhousemuseum.org 

Liberty Bell Memorial Museum: 

Contains artifacts and facsimiles 

from U.S. history, including a replica 

of the Liberty Bell. Hours: 10 a.m. 

to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday 

and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. Free 

admission, tours available, 1601 

Oak St., Melbourne, 321-727-1776; 

honoramerica.org 

Library of Florida History: Contains 

7,000 volumes, 3,000 pictures 

and thousands of primary documents. 

Lectures, exhibits, seminars 

See MUSEUMS, Page 96 

A giant Ground Sloth is displayed at the Brevard Museum of History and Natural Science on Michigan Avenue in Cocoa. The museum also 

has unveiled an articulated Mastodon. It also has a Sabertooth cat replica and a hand-made T-Rex face on exhibit. TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAY 


Museums 


and other activities are available. 

Book and gift shop. Hours: 10 a.m. 

to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday through 

Saturday. Admission: free; 435 

Brevard Ave., Cocoa, 321-690-1971, 

ext. 211; myfloridahistory.org 

North Brevard Historical Museum: 

Houses historic items from 

1860s through the present. Hours: 

10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday through 

Saturday. Admission: free; 301S. 

Washington Ave., Titusville, 321- 

269-3658; spacecoasthistory.com. 

Old Town Hall History Center: 

1908 building was Melbourne 

Beach Town Hall and Post Office. It 

presents history of the area from 

Ais Indians, landing of Ponce de 

Leon, shipwreck treasure and 

building of Melbourne Beach. 

Hours: 11a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays 

and holidays. Admission: free; 2373 

Oak St., Melbourne Beach, 321-952- 

7322; melbournebeachfl.org/ 

Pages/MelbourneBeachFL 

_BComm/historycenter 

Ruth Funk Center for Textile 

Arts: Touring exhibitions from 

national collections and its permanent 

collection. Also presents 

programs related to textile arts. 

Hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays 

through Fridays, noon to 4 p.m. 

Saturdays. Admission: free, Florida 

Tech, 150 W. University Blvd., Melbourne, 

321-674-8313; 

textiles.fit.edu 

U.S. Space Walk of Fame Museum: 

Displays rare photos, space 

hardware, flight suits, shuttle tiles, 

bronzed handprints of Mercury, 

Gemini and Apollo astronauts, 

scale models of aerospace vehicles 

and facilities and a hands-on display 

of Launch Complex 36A. 

Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday 

through Saturday. Admission: free; 

4 Main St., Titusville, 321-264-0434; 

spacewalkoffame.com 

Valiant Air Command Warbird 

Museum: Warplanes from after 

World War I up to present day. Take 

a flight in the restored C-47 from 

the D-Day invasion. Hours: 9 a.m. to 

5 p.m. daily. Admission: $18; $15 for 

active or retired military and seniors 

60 and older; $5 for children 

younger than 12; free for children 4 

and younger. Group rates and tours 

available, 6600 Tico Road, Space 

Coast Regional Airport, Titusville, 

321-268-1941; vacwarbirds@bellsouth.net; 

vacwarbirds.org 

GALLERIES 

Art and Antique Studio:1419 

Highland Ave., Melbourne. Open 9 

a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through 


Cool Citrus, one of Frank Spino’s watercolors, was displayed at the 

Fifth Avenue Art Gallery in Melbourne. COURTESY OF FRANK SPINO 

Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. 

Receptions from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. 

on First Friday Gallery Walks, 321- 

253-5553; artandantiquestudio- 

.com 

Art and Junk: 818 E. New Haven 

Ave., Melbourne. Open 10 a.m. to 6 

p.m. Monday through Saturday. 

Call 775-397-8555. 

Art Expressions:1402 Highland 


p.m. Tuesday through Friday, 

10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and by 

appointment, 321-259-1493; 

artexpressionsfinecustom 

framing.com. 

Art Gallery of Viera: 2261Town 

Center Ave., Suite 111, Viera. Open 


Saturday, noon to 6 p.m. Sunday, 

321-504-4343; artgalleryofviera- 

.com 

Artscapes Studio: 720 E. New 

Haven Ave., Suite 7, Melbourne. 

Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays, 

other days by appointment. 321- 

779-3389; reneedecator.com 

Carolyn Seiler and Friends: 318 

Delannoy Ave., Cocoa Village. Open 

10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily, 321-637- 

0444; carolynseiler.com 

Miss Bailey’s Curiosity Shop: 

Open 11a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday 

through Saturday, 404 D Brevard 

Ave., Cocoa Village, 321-636-1005. 

The Clay Studio:116 B Harrison St., 

Cocoa Village. Open 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

Tuesday through Saturday, 321- 

636-4160. 

Charles Vance Brand Gallery: 

825 E. Strawbridge Ave., Melbourne. 

Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

Mondays through Saturdays, 513- 

659-9843, email vbrand@fuse.net; 

vancebrand .com 

Eau Gallie Florist:1490 Highland 

Ave., Melbourne. Open 9 a.m. to 

5:30 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to 

5 p.m. Saturday, 321-254-2584; 

eaugallieflorist.com. 

Eau Gallie Woodworking:1477 

Guava Ave., Melbourne. Hours by 


eaugalliewoodworking.biz 

EGAD! Art Lab:1405 Highland 


p.m. Monday through Friday and 11 

a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, 321-258- 

2119; egadartlab.com 

Erika Masterson Photography: 

1610 Pineapple Ave., Melbourne. 

Open by appointment, 321-626- 

1697; erikamasterson.com 

Fifth Avenue Art Gallery:1470 

Highland Ave., Melbourne. Open 10 

a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through 

Saturday, 1to 5 p.m. Sunday. Exhibitions, 

opening receptions from 5:30 

to 8:30 p.m. on First Friday Gallery 

Walks, 321-259-8261; 

fifthavenueartgallery.com 

Indian River Potters Guild:1542 

Guava Ave., Melbourne. Open 9:30 

a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Mondays and 

Saturdays, and 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays 

and Thursdays, 321-543-3645; 

indianriverpottersguild.com 

Jan’s You Frame It: Open 10 a.m. 

to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday, 

23 Stone St., Cocoa Village, 

321-631-0454. 

Kennedy Space Center Gallery: 

IMAX theater at Kennedy Space 

Center Visitor Complex, off State 

Road 405, NASA Parkway. Hours: 

noon to 6 p.m. daily. Admission: $50 

plus tax; $40 plus tax for children 

ages 3 to 11, 877-313-2610; 

kennedyspacecenter.com 

Kurt Zimmerman Studio and 

Gallery:120 Harrison St., Cocoa 

Village. Open 2 to 3:30 p.m. Tuesday 

through Saturday and by 


folkvine.org/zimmerman 

Lorene Prell Studio:120 Harrison 

St., Suite 13, Cocoa Village. Open 

11a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday, 

Friday and Saturday and by appointment, 

321-626-1801; 

the blackdoggallery.com 

Off Center Art Center: 559 W. 

Eau Gallie Blvd., Eau Gallie. Open 

11a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Friday, 

10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday. 

321-610-7116; 

ocacoffcenterartcenter.com 

Rick Piper’s Big Art Studios:18 

N. Brevard Ave., Cocoa Beach. 

Hours vary by appointment, 321- 

604-0817; Piperart.com 

Sand and Sea Gifts and Gallery: 

304 Brevard Ave., Cocoa Village. 

Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday 

through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 6 

p.m. Friday and Saturday, 11a.m. 

to 4 p.m. Sunday, 321-632-2745; 

sandandseagallery.com 

Space Coast Crafters: 302 Brevard 

Ave., Cocoa Village. Open 10 

a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, 321-632-6553; 

spacecoastcrafters.com 

Studio in Blue: 777 E. Merritt 

Island Causeway, Suite D2, Merritt 

Island. Open 11a.m. to 5 p.m daily 

and by appointment. 321-432- 

6215; studioinblue.com 

Strawbridge Art League: 2011 

Melbourne Court, in downtown 

Melbourne. Hours by appointment, 

321-952-3070; 

strawbridgeartleague.org 

Sundancer Gallery: 6 Florida 

Ave., Cocoa Village. Open 10 a.m. 

to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday, 

noon to 6 p.m. Sunday, 

321-631-0092, sundancergallery- 

.com 

The Downtown Gallery Fine 

Art & Custom Framing: 335 S. 

Washington Ave., Titusville. Open 


Friday, 11a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, 

321-268-0122; thedowntown 

gallery.net 

The Studio:1807 Stockton St., 

Melbourne. By appointment only, 

321-536-9339; jjamesartist.com 

Two Feathers Gallery: 833 E. 

New Haven Ave., Melbourne. 

Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday 

through Saturday, 321-733-1227; 

silverfeathersgallery.com. 

Vessels in Stoneware: Baldwin 

Plaza, 113 Broad St., Titusville. 

Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday to 

Friday and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays, 

321-720-0783. 


Festivals 

MONTHLY 

First Friday Art Walk: 

5:30 to 8:30 p.m. first Friday 

of the month, Eau Gallie 

Arts District along Eau Gallie 

Boulevard and Highland 

Avenue in Melbourne 

featuring demonstrations, 

live music and more. Call 

321-574-2737 or visit eaugalliearts.com. 

Friday Fest: 6 to 10 p.m. 

first Friday of the month, 

Taylor and Poinsetta avenues 

in Cape Canaveral. Call 

321-868-1226. 

Friday Fest: 6 to 10 p.m. 

second Friday of the month 

(except December) in downtown 

Melbourne featuring 

arts and crafts, kids zone 

and live music. Call 321-724- 

1741. 

Food Truck Bazaar: Hosted 

by thedailycity.com featuring 

gourmet food trucks at 

Sandpoint Park in Titusville, 

Wickham Park Pavilion in 

Melbourne, and occasionally 

in Rockledge. Most meals 

are in the $6 to $10 range. 

Bring lawn chairs and blankets. 

The trucks sell a variety 

of food from gourmet to 

dessert. Visit thedailycity.com. 

JANUARY 

Fellsmere Frog Leg 

Festival: Music, frog legs, 

entertainment; free admission. 

Call 772-571-0250. 

Key Lime Pie Festival: Key 

Lime pie margaritas, dessert, 

live music and entertainment. 

Call 321-385- 

9600. 

Pirates at the Pier: Pirate 

party at Cocoa Beach Pier. 

Call 321-543-1346. 

Indialantic Art Festival: 

Arts and crafts, more than 

100 artists, entertainment 

and more at Nance Park. 

Call 561-746-6615. 

Space Coast Birding and 

Wildlife Festival: Event 

features field trips and 

presentations at Eastern 

Florida State College in 

Titusville. Call 321-268-5224. 

FEBRUARY 

Chinese New Year: Wah 

Lum Kung Fu and Tai Chi 

perform traditional lion 

dancing and demonstrations 

at Chinese restaurants 

across Brevard. 

Cocoa Village Mardi 

Gras: Family-friendly 

event with street party and 

New Orleans-inspired 

parade, Cajun food, live 

music and entertainment at 

Riverfront Park. Call 321- 

639-3500. 

Greek Fest: Event celebrates 

all things Greek at St. 

Katherine’s Greek Orthodox 

Church in Melbourne. Call 

321-254-1045. 

International Festival 

at Florida Tech: Event 

features community singers, 

dancers and musicians. Call 

321-674-8053. 

Melbourne Music Marathon 

Weekend: Event 

features an 8K and FLORIDA 

TODAY 5K, live music, 

entertainment and more in 

downtown Melbourne and 

along Eau Gallie and Melbourne 

causeways. Call 

321-759-7200. 

Belgian beer fest: Event 

features more than 35 

Belgian beers, Belgian food 

specials, Belgian chocolate 

at Coasters Pub in Indian 

Harbour Beach. Call 321- 

799-BREW (2739). 

Space Coast Craft 

Beer Festival: Event 

features access to more than 

50 breweries at Broken 

Barrel Tavern in Palm Bay. 

Call 321-728-4755. 

Umoja festival: Event 

celebrates black history and 

culture. Call 321-259-2947. 

MARCH 

Grant Seafood Festival: 

Event features seafood and 

more at Grant Community 

Center. Call 321-723-8687. 

Beach ’N Boards Fest: All 

boards sports, surfing, 


beach volleyball, music, and 

activities at Shepard Park in 

Cocoa Beach. Visit beachnboardsfest.com. 

Palm Bay Fair: Event is at 

Space Coast Harley Davidson. 

Call 855-386-3836. 

Epcot’s International 

Flower and Garden Festival: 

Event features beautiful 

topiaries, flower towers, 

themed gardens and handson 

projects at Lake Buena 

Vista. Call 407-824-4321. 

Indiafest: Event features 

music, Indian food, entertainment, 

kids activities, a 

Bollywood-themed fashion 

show and more at Wickham 

Park Pavilion in Melbourne. 

Call 321-720-8590. 

Pelican Island Wildlife 

Festival: Event features 

kayaking at Riverview Park 

in Sebastian. Call 772-202- 

0697. 

Runaway Country Space 

Coast Music Festival: 

Event features country 

music stars, food and entertainment 

at Wickham Park. 

Call 321-549-4204. 

Spring Praise Fest: Event 

features contemporary 

Christian music bands and 

kids activities at Riverfront 

Park. Call 321-783-6085. 

St. Baldrick’s: Local law 

enforcement and firefighters 

shave their heads to 

raise money for the 

St. Baldrick’s Foundation. 

Visit stbaldricks.org. 

St. Patrick’s Day parade: 

Event is sponsored by the 

Ancient Order of the Hibernians 

in downtown 

Melbourne. 

St. Patrick’s Day festival: 

Event is at Meg O’Malley’s in 

downtown Melbourne. Call 

The country 

pop group Lady 

Antebellum 

performed at 

the 2013 

Runaway 

Country music 

festival at 

Wickham Park. 

TIM SHORTT/ 

FLORIDA TODAY 

321-952-5510. 

Strawberry Festival: 

Event features strawberries, 

kids activities and a car show 

at Wickham Park Pavilion. 

Call 321-728-4009. 

Tico Warbird Air Show: 

Event features vintage 

aircraft, flight demonstrations 

and more are at 

Space Coast Regional Airport 

in Titusville. 

Call 321-268-1941. 

Zonta Chocolate 

Festival: Event features 

chocolate desserts, chocolate 

martinis, samples from 

local restaurants and bakers, 

along with live music. 

Call 321-254-0284. 

EGAD in Bloom: Flower 

and garden festival, art 

vendors and food March 

29-30. Call 321-574-2737. 

Valkaria AirFest: Event 

features food, drinks, entertainment, 

hot air balloon 

and gyrocopter rides, aerobatics, 

parachuting and 

model rocket launches at 

Valkaria Airport. Visit valkariaairfest 

.org. 

Grant BBQ Fest: Barbecue, 

entertainment, kids activities 

and music. Call 321-794- 

9393. 

APRIL 

Bark in the Park: Enjoy a 

baseball game at Space 

Coast Stadium with your 

dog. 321-636-3343. 

Ron Jon Easter Surfing 

Festival: Event 

is at the Cocoa Beach Pier 

and Shepard Park. Call 

321-799-0493. 

Malabar Springfest: 

Event features arts and 

crafts and entertainment at 

Malabar Community Park. 

Visit townofmalabar.org. 

Fiesta Brevard: Event 

features salsa competition, 

salsa dancing, food, games, 

fiesta hat contest, entertainment 

and more. Call 321- 

459-2200. 

Melbourne Art Festival: 

Event features arts and 

crafts, live music, entertainment 

and more in downtown 

Melbourne. Call 

321-722-1964. 

Party for the Planet: Earth 

Day birthday celebration at 

Brevard Zoo 

Safari Under the Stars: 

Brevard Zoo’s annual gala 

fundraiser with music, food 

and more. 

Space Coast Spring Fair: 

Event features fair food, 

shows, midway rides, entertainment 

and more at Space 

Coast Stadium in Viera. Call 

321-323-4460. 

Vettes at the Port: 

Event features dozens of 

Corvettes on display, silent 

auction, food and entertainment 

at Port Canaveral. Visit 

capekennedycorvetteclub- 

.com. 

Bark in the Park: A baseball 

game for humans and 

their dogs at Space Coast 

Stadium. 

MAY 

Cinco de Mayo 

celebrations: Local 

restaurants and bars cash in 

on the Cinco de Mayo 

holiday by throwing parties 

with margarita specials, 

mariachi bands and more. 

Indian River Festival: 

Event features music, food, 

kids activities, the Great 

Brevard Duck Race and 

more at Sand Point Park in 

Titusville. Call 321-267-3036. 

Memorial Day 

Celebrations: Event 

features Melbourne Municipal 

Band, honor guards, 

color guards and more at 

Liberty Bell Memorial Museum 

in Melbourne. 

Space Coast Pride: Gay, 

lesbian, transgender and 

bisexual event features 

music, food, performers, 

female impersonators, kids 

zone and entertainment at 

Wickham Park Pavilion. Visit 

spacecoastpride.org. 

Space Coast Super 

Boat Grand Prix: Event aka 

See FESTIVALS, Page 98 


Festivals 


Thunder on the Beach 

features speedboat races, 

food, entertainment and 

more along Cocoa Beach. 

Call 321-799-9444. 

Summer craft fair: 

Event features arts, crafts 

and more in Cocoa Village. 

Call 321-631-9075. 

JUNE 

Titusville Sea Turtle 

Festival: Celebration 

promotes the education 

and conservation of sea 

turtles. Visit titusvillesea 

turtlefestival.com. 

Cocoa Beach Pirate Fest: 

Celebrates all things pirate 

with a pirate’s ball, mermaids, 

music and weapons 

demonstrations. Visit cocoabeachpiratefest.com. 

BBQ and Blues: Event 

features live music, barbecue, 

entertainment, kids 

activities and more in Cocoa 

Village. Call 321-631-9075. 

Sandbarpalooza: Event 

features an annual 

music fest at Sandbar 

Sports Grill in Cocoa Beach. 

Call 321-799-2577. 

Juneteenth: Cocoa festival 

marks the end of slavery 

and is a celebration of 

culture. Call 321-504-9595. 

Summer Saturday 

Nights: Event features later 

admission, an animal encounter 

and live music at 

Brevard Zoo. 

JULY 

July Fourth celebrations: 

» Cocoa Beach: Cape 

Canaveral/Cocoa Beach 

community fireworks show 

will be at Shepard Park. 

» Cocoa Village: “Symphony 

under the Stars” includes 

the Brevard Symphony 

Orchestra, fireworks, food 

and kids activities. Bring 

blankets and lawn chairs or 

buy VIP tickets. . 

» Melbourne: Independence 

Day fireworks celebration 

is at Front Street 

Park. 

» Palm Bay: “Splashes and 

Sparks” features food, kids 

activities, entertainment, 

bounce houses, water slides 

and fireworks at Eastern 

Florida State College. 

» Port Canaveral: 

“Fireworks before the 

fireworks” features a 

street party, entertainment 

and fireworks. 

» Port St. John: 

Happenings of Port St. John 

and Parrish Medical Center 

present “Thunder over the 

Indian River” at the energy 

plant on U.S. 1and Kings 

Highway. 

» Sebastian: The Fourth 

of July Freedom Festival 

usually is at Riverview Park. 

» Titusville: The city hosts 

“Red, White and Boom,” a 

free patriotic celebration, at 

Sand Point Park. 

» Viera: Brevard County 

Manatees usually play a ball 

game, followed by fireworks 

at Space Coast Stadium. 

AUGUST 

Brevard Live Music 

Awards (BMAs): Event 

features the winners of 

Brevard Live magazine’s 

favorites in local music. Visit 

brevardlive.com. 

Sam Jam: Event features a 

community open-mic with 

some of Brevard’s bestknown 

bands with proceeds 

going toward Brevard Music 

Aid. Visit thesamjam.com. 

SEPTEMBER 

Brevard Family Salsa 

Festival and Miss Puerto 

Rico Pageant: Event on 

Labor Day weekend features 

music, dancing and 

more. 

Earl’s Riverside Music 

Fest: Music, food and 

entertainment at Earl’s 

Hideaway in Sebastian. 

Indian River Jazz Festival: 

Music, food and entertainment 

in Titusville. 

Space Coast Rockin’ 

Blues Fest: Music and 

entertainment. 

BCA Cultural Arts Showcase: 

Hosted by the Brevard 

Cultural Alliance. Visit 

artsbrevard.org. 

Jazzoo: Event features 

include music, food, animal 

encounter, entertainment 

and more at the Brevard 

Zoo. 

National Kidney 

Foundation Pro-Am 

Surf Festival: Event 

features surf competitions 

food, kids activities and 

more at Cocoa Beach Pier.Visit 

nkfsurf.com. 

Space Coast Music 

Festival: Event features a 


community music jam, an 

instrument petting zoo, kids 

activities, entertainment 

and more. 

Paws at the Pier: A petfriendly 

fundraiser at Cocoa 

Beach Pier. 

OCTOBER 

Northrop Grumman Air 

and Space Show: Flight 

demonstrations, entertainment 

and more at Melbourne 

International Airport. 

Boo at the Zoo: Event 

features trick-or-treating, 

entertainment, kids activities 

and animal encounter, 

haunted house at Brevard 

Zoo. 

Coasters Oktoberfest: 

Bratwurst, German beer 

and other traditional Oktoberfest 

goodies at Coasters 

Pub on beachside. 

Cocoa Village 

Oktoberfest: Event features 

food, German beer, 

music, entertainment and 

more in Cocoa Village. 

Halloween in the Village: 

Event features trick-ortreating, 

kids activities, 

games, entertainment, and 

more in Cocoa Village. 

Paws in the Park: Interactive 

pet fundraiser features 

walk-a-thon, vendor 

village. 

Pink Ribbon Port Fest: 

Event features entertainment, 

a Pink Ribbon Walk 

for Breast Cancer Awareness, 

bathtub races and 

more in Port Canaveral. 

NOVEMBER 

FIT Homecoming: Festivities 

at Florida Tech and 

downtown Melbourne 

Fall Art Festival: Kids 

activities, artwork, music 

and entertainment in 

downtown Melbourne 

Puerto Rican Day Parade: 

Event features music, dancing, 

entertainment and a 

parade in Palm Bay. 

Space Coast State Fair: 

The 11-day event at Space 

Coast Stadium in Viera 

features midway rides, 

carnival games, food and 

contests. 

Artworks of Eau Gallie 

Fine Arts Festival: Event 

features arts, music, and kids 

activities in the EGAD area 

of Melbourne on Highland 

Avenue. 

Space Coast Art Festival: 

Event on Thanksgiving 

weekend features artwork, 

the Turkey Trot run, music, 

kids activities and more at 

Port Canaveral. 

Moonlight Stroll: Event 

features a moonlight stroll 

at Erna Nixon Park in West 

Melbourne. 

DECEMBER 

Cocoa’s Family New 

Year’s Celebration: Event 

is in Cocoa Village. 

Parades: 

» Bethlehem walk: Journey 

to Bethlehem is at Mims 

United Methodist Church. 

» Bethlehem walk: 

Event is at Our Father’s 

House in Satellite Beach. 

» Bible parade: Jesus 

is the Key presents its 

Bible on Parade at the 

Melbourne Auditorium. 

» Boat parade: The Merritt 

Island Christmas boat parade 

sets sail on the east side 

of the Sykes Creek Parkway 

bridge. 

» Boat parade: The Christmas 

boat parade in Satellite 

Beach starts at the north 

end of the Grand Canal. 

» Boat parade: The Cocoa 

Beach Christmas boat parade 

starts at channel marker 

101of the Banana River. 

» Boat parade: Port Canaveral 

Christmas boat parade 

starts at 610 Glen Cheek 

Road. 

» Light parade: Palm Bay 

holiday light parade starts at 

San Filippo Drive with floats 

traveling along Malabar 

Road. 

» Light parade: Melbourne 

light parade begins 

at the Melbourne Auditorium. 

Call 321-724-2201. 

» Menorah parade: Event 

features a parade, a grand 

menorah lighting, music, 

entertainment, food and 

more at Chabad Jewish 

Community Center in Satellite 

Beach. 

» Street parade: Port St. 

John Christmas parade 

heads east on Fay Boulevard 

and Waterloo Avenue. 

» Street parade: Cocoa 

Beach Christmas parade 

starts at the “Glass Bank.” 

» Street parade: Cocoa- 

Rockledge holiday parade 

starts at the Central Brevard 

Library in Cocoa. 

» Street parade: Titusville 

Jaycees host it at Miracle 

City Mall. 

» Street parade: Merritt 

Island holiday parade starts 

at Merritt Island High. 

New Year’s Eve: 

» Pier party: Rockin’ the 

Dock party features music, 

entertainment, champagne 

toast at midnight, balloon 

drop, food and more at the 

Cocoa Beach Pier. 

» Street party: Familyfriendly 

event features 

food, music, entertainment, 

vendors and more in 

downtown Melbourne. 

"Skeeter," a therapy dog, takes part in the Central Brevard Humane Society's 

Mardi Gras “Paws in the Park” at Cocoa Village. RILEY SHORTT/FOR FLORIDA TODAY 



Movie 

Theaters 

MELBOURNE 

Premiere Oaks 10, 

1800 W. Hibiscus Blvd., 

321-953-3388; 

oaks10.com 


Cobb Merritt Square 

16 Cinemas, Merritt 

Square Mall, 777 E. 

Merritt Island Causeway, 

321-459-3760; 

cobbtheatres.com/ 

merritt.htm 

ORLANDO 

Waterford Lakes 20, 

Waterford Lakes Town 

Center, 541 N. Alafaya 

Trail, 407-207-9110; 

REGmovies.com 

PALM BAY 

Palm Bay Dollar 

Movies: 160 Malabar 

Road SW, 321-726- 

0033; teichertheaters.org 


Satellite Beach 

Cinemas, Atlantic 

Shopping Center Plaza, 

1024 SR A1A, Suite 136, 

321-777-3328; satellitecinemas.com 

TITUSVILLE 

Satellite Cinemas 

Titusville, 3550 S. 

Washington Ave., 

321-269-0533; satellite- 

Cinemas.com 

VERO BEACH 

Indian River 24, 

Indian River Mall, 6200 

20th St., 888-262-4386; 

amctheatres.com 

Majestic Vero Beach, 

940 14th Lane, 772-770- 

0774, cinemaworld 

online.com 

VIERA 

Carmike Avenue 16, 

The Avenue Viera, 2241 

Town Centre Ave., 

321-775-1210; carmike- 

.com 

WEST 

MELBOURNE 

Cinemaworld 16, 

4345 W. New Haven 

Ave., 321-723-5211; cinemaworldonline.com 


Television and Cable TV 

Media 

Radio Stations 

NETWORK AFFILIATES 

ABC: WFTV Channel 9, WRDQ 

Channel 27, 407-841-9000 or 

wftv.com; 490 E. South St., 

Orlando 32801 

CBS: WKMG Local 6, 407-521- 

1323 or clickorlando.com; 4466 N. 

John Young Parkway, Orlando 

32804 

NBC: WESH Channel 2; WESH 2 

News also airs on CW18, 

407-645-2222 or wesh.com; 

1021 N. Wymore Road, Winter 

Park 32789 

Fox: WOFL Channel 35, 

407-644-3535 or my foxorlando. 

com; 35 Skyline Drive, Lake Mary 

32746 

My 65: WRBW Channel 65, 407- 

644-3535 or my65orlando.com; 35 

Skyline Drive, Lake Mary 32746 

PBS: WUCF Channel 1, 407-823- 

1300 or wucftv.org; 12461 Research 

Parkway, Suite 550, Orlando 

32826 

CW: WKCF Channel 18, 407-645- 

2222 or wesh.com/cw18; 1021 N. 

Wymore Road, Winter Park 32789 

INDEPENDENT AND 

LOCAL CABLE STATIONS 

BPS-TV: Brevard Public Schools, 

Bright House Networks cable 

channel 198, 321-633-1000, ext. 

500, or bpstv.com, 2700 Judge 

Fran Jamieson Way, Viera 32940 

Bright House: News 13, channel 

13, Central Florida News, 407-513- 

1300 or mynews13.com; 20 N. 

Orange Ave., Orlando 32801 

NASA TV: Channel 101, space 

news; channel 103 is NASA TV’s 

media channel; nasa.gov 

Space Coast Government 

Television (GOVT): Public service 

announcements about government 

agencies, city council news, 

public meetings; Bright House 

199, Comcast channel 13 in South 

Brevard, channel 51 in North 

Brevard; 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson 

Way, Viera 32940, 321-690- 

6843; scgtv.org 

WACX-DT: SuperChannel 55, 

Bright House channel 14, inspirational 

TV, super shop channel; 

407-263-4040 or wacxtv.com; 

123 E. Central Parkway, Altamonte 

Springs, 32701 

WEFS: Eastern Florida State 

College’s public television station, 

channel 9 or 1068 HD on Bright 

House, 321-433-7112 or wefstv.org; 

1519 Clearlake Road, Cocoa 

32922 

WHLV-TV 52: Christian TV (Trinity 

Broadcasting Network), channel 

31, 407-841-9458 or tbn.org; 4525 

Vineland Road, No. 210, Orlando 

WOPX: Ion Television, channel 

56, 561-659-4122 or ionmedianetworks.com; 

7091 Grand National 

Drive, Suite 100, Orlando 32819 

WTGL: The Good Life features 

religious, educational and TV 

classics such as “The Roy Rogers 

Show” and “The Beverly Hillbillies.” 

Channel 45, 407-215-6745 or 

tv45.org; 31 Skyline Drive, Lake 

Mary 32746 

WVEN: Spanish language Univision, 

channel 16 and channel 46; 

866-376-3652 or wventv.com, 523 

Douglas Ave., Altamonte Springs 

32714 

CABLE PROVIDERS 

AT&T U-verse: 800-288-2020 

or att.com/u-verse 

Bright House Networks: 

Covers Brevard County and parts 

of Central Florida; 866-309-EASY 

(3279) or brighthouse.com 

DirecTV: 855-854-4388 or 

directv.com 

Dish Network: 800-823-4929 

or dish.com 

CABLE PROGRAMMING 

Children’s television 

programming: Nickelodeon, 

Disney Channel, Cartoon Network, 

Noggin (also available 

through some satellite companies), 

PBS 

Sports: ESPN, ESPN2, Bright 

House Sports Network 

Educational: Discovery, The 

Learning Channel, A&E, The 

History Channel 

Music: Country Music Television 

(CMT), MTV, MTV2, VH1 

Movies and syndicated 

programming: American Movie 

Classics, ABC Family, Arts & Entertainment, 

Bravo, E! Entertainment, 

Fox Family, Lifetime, The 

CW, Turner Broadcasting System, 

Turner Classic Movies, Turner 

Network Television, USA and 

WGN 

News and weather: C-Span I, 

C-Span II, MSNBC, CNBC, Fox 

News, CNN, and The Weather 

Channel 

Specialty channels: Animal 

Planet, Food Network, Black 

Entertainment Television,Comedy 

Central, Home & Garden TV and 

Travel Channel. Check your cable 

company. 

Premium channels: Available at 

additional charge are Encore, 

HBO, The Playboy Channel, 

Showtime and Starz 

Digital: Multiple digital channels 

are available. Check your cable 

company. 

ADULT CONTEMPORARY 

WGYL-FM (93.7): The Breeze, 

772-794-7748 or wgylfm.com 

WFHA-FM (94.1): Variety, smooth 

jazz, oldies, hits from the ’70s, ’80s 

and ’90s; 321-345-0941or 

941fm.net 

WMMO-FM (98.9): Soft rock ’n’ 

roll, lost 1970s; 321-281-2000 or 

wmmo.com 

WLRQ-FM (99.3): Adult contemporary 

and light rock; 321-632- 

LITE (5483) or literock993.com 

WJKD-FM (99.7): Adult hits, ’70s, 

’80s and ’90s; 772-567-0937 or 

997jackfm.com 

WLOQ-FM (102.5): Smooth jazz; 

407-916-7800 or 1025wloq.com 

WMGF-FM (107.7): Adult contemporary 

and light rock; 407-916- 

7800 or magic107.com 

CONTEMPORARY HITS 

WXXL-FM (106.7): Contemporary 

hits; 407-919-1067 or 

xl1067.com 

KISS-FM (95.1): Top 40, hip-hop, 

contemporary hits; 321-821-7100 

or mykiss951.com 

WOMX-FM (105.1): Adult contemporary 

of ’80s, ’90s and today; 

mix1051.com 

WAOA-FM (107.1): Contemporary, 

Top 40; 321-984-1071or 

wa1a.com 

WJHM-FM (101.9): Top 40, contemporary; 

1019ampradio.com 

WGRZ-FM (93.1) Melbourne 

and the beaches, and (103.3) 

Palm Bay and Cocoa Beach: 

Smooth jazz and jazz; 321-951- 

9310 or thegroove.org 

COUNTRY MUSIC 

WHKR-FM (102.7): Country Top 

40 and country classics; 321-984- 

1000 or nashfm1027.com 

WWKA-FM (92.3): Country Top 

40, country classics; 407-298-9292 

or k92fm.com 

NEWS & TALK 

WDBO-FM (96.5): News and talk 

shows with Sean Hannity and 

more; 321-281-2000 or 

580wdbo.com 

WMEL-AM (1300): News, sports 

and talk shows; 321-631-1300 or 

1300wmel.com 

WFLA-AM (540) and WFLA-FM 

(102.5): News and talk shows; 

407-916-5400 or 1045wfla.com 

WMMB-AM (1240) and (1350): 

News and talk shows with local 

and national figures; 321-821-7100 

or wmmbam.com 

WTTB-AM (1490): Newsradio, 

Glenn Beck and others; 772-567- 

0937 or wttbam.com 

WTKS-FM (104.1): talk shows 

weekdays, Jim Philips, Monsters 

in the Morning; 407-916-7800 or 

realradio.fm 

NOSTALGIA 

WOSN-FM (97.1): Ocean FM; 

772-567-0937 or wosnfm.com 

OLDIES 

WSBH-FM (98.5): The Beach, 

oldies; 321-752-9850 or 

beach985.com 

WQOL-FM (103.7): Oldies; 

772-335-9300 or oldies1037fm.com 

WOCL-FM (105.9): Oldies from 

the ’70s and ’80s; 407-919-1349 or 

1059sunnyfm.cbslocal.com 

PUBLIC RADIO 

WFIT-FM (89.5): Jazz, blues, 

adult contemporary and NPR 

news; 321-674-8950 or wfit.org 

WMFE-FM (90.7): News and 

entertainment from NPR, and 

classical music on 90.7 HD2; 

407-273-2300 or wmfe.org 

RELIGIOUS 

WDMC-AM (920): Catholic, 

advice and religious news; 321- 

757-7717 or divinemercyradio- 

.com 

WRMQ-AM (1140): Gospel 

music; 407-834-0909 or rejoice1140.com 

WWBC-AM (1510) or W234BI- 

FM (94.7): Christian talk, gospel 

music on weekends; 

1510wwbc.com 

WCIF-FM (106.3): Christian talk 

and music; 321-725-9243 or 

wcif.com 

WSCF-FM (91.9): Contemporary 

Christian rock; christianfm.com 

WMIE-FM (91.5): modern worship, 

contemporary Christian; 

321-632-1000 or wmiefm.com 

WEJF-FM (90.3): God’s Gift radio 

network, ggrn.info 

WPOZ-FM (88.3): Contemporary 

Christian hits; 407-682-8888 

or zradio.org 

ROCK 

WJRR-FM (101.1): Active and 

alternative rock, 407-916-1011or 

wjrr.com 

WTKS-FM (104.1): Modern rock 

on weekends 

SPANISH 

SALSA (98.1): Contemporary 

Latin hits, Spanish news; 

407-774-2626 or salsa981.com 

WRUM-FM (100.3): Spanish/ 

Caribbean music; 407-916-1003 

or rumba100.com 


Lodges 

Azan Shrine Clubs: 

321-259-5302 

Fraternal Order of 

Eagles Aerie 3550: 

Cocoa, 321-631-1631 



Titusville, includes 

women’s auxiliary, 

321-267-2430 



Palm Bay, includes 

women’s auxiliary, 

321-951-3069 



Merritt Island, includes 

women’s 

auxiliary, 321-452- 

4258 

F&AM Canaveral 

Lodge 339: 321- 

783-0339 

F&AM Harbor City 

Lodge 318: 321-254- 

3456 

F&AM, Merritt 

Island Lodge 353: 

321-338-7391 

F&AM Palm Bay 

Lodge 397: 321- 

724-8755 

F&AM Indian River 

Lodge 90: 321-269- 

1886 

Knights of Columbus 

Council 3746: 

321-752-6836 


Our Lady of 

Space Council 

5667: 321-268-2764 


Council 6125: 

321-632-6125 

Knights of Columbus, 

St. Joseph 

Council 7408: 

321-727-1722 

Loyal Order of the 

Moose Lodge 1717 

and Women of the 

Moose Lodge 

1383: Cocoa, 321- 

636-6975 


Moose Lodge 

2304: Indian River, 

321-269-2787 


Moose Lodge 

1962: Mims, 321- 

267-6700 

Melbourne Elks 

Lodge 1744: Includes 

women’s 

auxiliary, 321-768- 

1744 

Military 

organizations 

Air Force Security Forces 

Association: Space Coast Chapter 

meets 11:30 a.m. second Thursday of 

each month at The Tides at Patrick Air 

Force Base, 321-243-8919 

Air Force Sergeants Association, 

Orbiters chapter 557: Noon first 

Wednesdays at various locations, 

321-917-4164 

American Legion Post 1, Titusville: 

7 p.m. third Mondays, 1281N. U.S. 1, 

auxiliary meets 7 p.m. second Wednesdays, 

321-269-9959 

American Legion Post 22 

and Auxiliary Unit 22, Cocoa: 

6 p.m. second Wednesdays, 22 Legion 

Lane, 321-636-9720 

American Legion Post 81, 

Melbourne: 7 p.m. first Tuesdays, 

2909 S. Harbor City Blvd., 321-723-2939 

American Legion Post 117, 

Palm Bay: 7:30 p.m. third Wednesdays, 

189 Veterans Drive SE, auxiliary members 

meet 7 p.m. third Tuesdays, Sons of 

American Legion meet 6:30 p.m. second 

Tuesdays, 321-729-8089 

American Legion Post and Auxiliary 

Unit 163: 7 p.m. second and fourth 

Thursdays, 1795 N. Harbor City Blvd., 

Melbourne, 321-259-7239 

American Legion Post 200, Satellite 

Beach: 7 p.m. second Thursdays, 

105 Ocean Blvd, 321-773-5151 

American Legion Auxiliary 

Unit 332: 7:30 p.m. fourth Tuesdays, 

KARS Park, Kennedy Space Center, 

321-631-1388 

American Legion Post 348, Cape 

Canaveral: 6 p.m. third Thursdays, 

105 Lincoln Ave., 321-799-1060 

American Legion Post 359, Port St. 

John: 6 p.m. third Wednesdays, 7260 S. 

U.S. 1, Bellwood, auxiliary meets at 

7 p.m. first Wednesdays, 321-268-1632 

AMVETS Post 893: 7:30 p.m. second 

Mondays, 218 Hardee Lane, Rockledge, 

auxiliary meets at 7 p.m. third Mondays, 

321-639-9700 

Civil Air Patrol, Patrick Composite 

Squadron: 6:45 p.m. Wednesdays, 

Building 3650, South Housing area of 

Patrick Air Force Base, 321-494-6395 

Civil Air Patrol, Ti-Co Composite 

Squadron: 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesdays at 

Space Coast Regional Airport, 321-632- 

4397. 

DAV Chapter 109 and Unit Auxiliary: 

6 p.m. second Mondays, auxiliary meets 

first Mondays, 435 N. Singleton Ave., 

Titusville, 321-269-0109 

Jewish War Veterans Brevard 

Post 639: 9 a.m. second Sundays at 

Alzheimer Care Center, 4676 N. Wickham 

Road, Melbourne, 321-639-3006 

Korean War Veterans Association, 

Chapter 210, Brevard County:1p.m. 

first Wednesdays, Veterans Memorial 

Organizations 

Members of the Florida Army National Guard 715th Military Police 

Company return from Afghanistan. CRAIG RUBADOUX/FLORIDA TODAY 



Military Order of Purple Heart, 

Chapter 453 and Auxiliary: Noon 

fourth Mondays, Veterans Memorial 



Military Order of the World Wars, 

Chapter 170:11:30 a.m. second 

Tuesdays at The Tides at Patrick Air Force 

Base; staff meetings are at 

10 a.m. second Tuesdays at The Tides, 

321-795-8316; militaryorder.net 

Military Officers Association 

of America Inc., Cape Canaveral 

chapter: Luncheon at noon third 

Tuesdays, except December, The Tides at 

Patrick Air Force Base. Thursday Breakfast 

Club, 8 a.m. Thursdays, PAFB Golf 

Course, except every third Thursday, 

when group meets at Indian River 

Colony Club in Viera, 321-784-8934 

Military Society of the Blue Badge: 

Fraternity of combat infantrymen 

meetson the fourth Friday of each 

month at Indian River Colony Club, 1936 

Old Glory Dr., Viera, 255-6050 

Non Commissioned Officers 

Association (NCOA), Space Coast 

Chapter: Meets second Wednesday of 

each month at The Tides at Patrick Air 

Force Base, 321-853-2630 

U.S. Submarine Veterans: Meets at 

2 p.m. first Saturdays, social hour begins 

at 1p.m., David R. Schechter Community 

Center, 1089 S. Patrick Drive, Satellite 

Beach, 321-986-9529; 

snugharborbase.com 

Veterans Council of Brevard 

County: 9:30-11a.m. first and 9 a.m. 

second Wednesdays, Veterans Memorial 



VFW Post 1005, Palm Bay: Meets 

7 p.m. second Thursdays, 5275 Babcock 

St., Unit 17, 321-727-7311; all meetings 

held on second Tuesdays; call for 

information. 

VFW Post 4206 and Ladies 

Auxiliary, Melbourne: 7 p.m. third 

Wednesdays, 3201S. Dairy Road, 

321-724-4121 

VFW Post 4228 and Auxiliary, 

Titusville: 6:30 p.m. third Tuesdays, 

4411Capron Road. Auxiliary meets 

7 p.m. third Wednesdays, 321-268-4411 

VFW Post 4536 and Auxiliary, Palm 

Bay: 7:30 p.m. second Wednesdays, 

4401Dixie Highway NE, 321-725-2999 


Satellite Beach: 7 p.m. third Thursdays, 

1252 SR A1A, 321-777-4643 


Cape Canaveral: 6 p.m. first 

Wednesdays, 105 Longpoint Road; 

ladies auxiliary meets at 6 p.m. third 

Wednesdays; men’s auxiliary, 6 p.m. 

second Wednesdays, 321-783-8019 


Cocoa Beach: 6:30 p.m. third 

Wednesdays, 150 Minutemen Causeway, 

321-783-4286; vfw10148.com 

VFW Rocket Post 4534 and 

Auxiliary, Rockledge: 7 p.m. third 

Wednesdays, 3250 S. U.S. 1; auxiliary 

meets at 7 p.m. second Wednesdays, 

321-636-3570 

VFW Satellite Post and Auxiliary 

8191, Melbourne: 7:30 p.m. third 

Mondays, 4130 N. Harbor City Blvd., 

Melbourne, ladies auxiliary meets 2 

p.m. second Wednesdays, men’s 

auxiliary 7 p.m. second Mondays, 

321-254-9885 

Vietnam and All Veterans 

of Brevard Inc.: 7 p.m. second Thursdays, 

Veterans Memorial Center, 400 S. 

Sykes Creek Parkway, Merritt Island, 

321-690-0805 

WAVES National Women of the Sea 

Services, Space Coast Unit 75: 

10:30 a.m. second Saturdays at Indian 

River Colony Club; does not meet July 

or August, 321-773-3967. 

Welcome Home Vets Inc.: 7 p.m. 

second Tuesdays at Perkins Restaurant, 

8200 N. Wickham Road, Melbourne, 

email whvetsinc@att.net 

West Point Society of the Space 

Coast: Luncheons and various 

functions, 321-259-2002 

Women in the Air Force, Space 

Coast Chapter One:10 a.m. the first 

Saturday of each month at American 

Legion Post 163, 1795 N. Harbor City 

Blvd., Melbourne; legionpost163.com/ 

waf.htm 

Women’s Army Corps Veterans 

Association, Space Coast chapter 

64:10 a.m. second Saturdays, Salvation 

Army Building, 1080 S. Hickory St., 

Melbourne, 321-727-8373 


Miscellaneous clubs 

Organizations 

AARP, chapter 1413:11a.m. to 

2 p.m. first Fridays at the Indian 

Harbour Beach Recreation Center, 

321-446-9358. 

American Business Women’s 

Association: Association joins 

businesswomen of diverse occupations 

to provide opportunities for 

personal and professional growth 

through leadership, education, 

networking and national recognition. 

There are two chapters in 

Brevard County: Oceanside Chapter 

in Melbourne, abwaoceanside.org; 

Space Coast Express Network in 

Melbourne; abwa.org 

American Guild of Organists, 

Space Coast chapter: National 

professional association serving 

organ and choral musical fields, 

offers educational programs and 

workshops, September through 

June, e-mail infoagoSpaceCoast@ 

gmail.com;agospacecoast.org 

American Wine Society Space 

Coast Chapter: Dedicated to wine 

appreciation through education, 

meetings vary, 321-956-1894. 

Banana River Sail and Power 

Squadron: Squadron offers boating 

classes, free vessel safety checks and 

monthly meetings with guest speakers 

at the Satellite Beach Civic Center, 

321-220-7776; brsps.org 

Beta Sigma Phi Sorority: More 

than 40 chapters in Brevard meet in 

members’ homes. Call Jewell Patton, 

321-723-2250. 

Bonsai Society of Brevard: Furthers 

knowledge, appreciation and 

practice of bonsai. Meets at 

1p.m. third Saturdays at the Melbourne 

Public Library, 540 Fee Ave., 

Melbourne, 321-255-4064; 

bonsaisocietyofbrevard.org 

Book Discussion Group: The 

Afternoon Discussion Group meets 2 

to 3:30 p.m. second Tuesdays at the 

Melbourne Public Library, 540 E. Fee 

Ave. A reading list of books for 2012 

can be found at the library. New 

members welcome, 321-952-4514. 

Breast Friends of Brevard: Meets 

first Tuesday 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. 

each month at The Fellowship United 

Methodist Church, 975 Malabar Rd. 

NW, Palm Bay, FL 32907; 

321-704-1541. 

Brevard Antiques & Collectors 

Club:10 a.m. first Fridays at Suntree/ 

Viera Public Library, 902 Jordan Blass 

Blvd., Melbourne; 1:30 p.m. third 

Tuesdays at Melbourne Beach Public 

Library, 324 Ocean Ave.; no meetings 

July through September, 321-254- 

5831or 321-777-1374. 

Brevard County Cribbage Club: 6 

p.m. Mondays at All One Family 

Senior Day Care Center, 585 N. Courtenay 

Pkwy., Merritt Island. Ninegame 

tournament using American 

Cribbage Counsel rules, 321-459-9379 

or 321-632-2088. 

Brevard County Horseshoe Club: 

10 a.m. Sundays at Wickham Park, 

Melbourne, and 6:30 p.m. Thursdays 

at Stradley Park, Cocoa, 321-501- 

9092; brevardhc.9f.com 

Brevard Symphony Orchestra 

Concert Club: For students in fourth 

through 12th grade, membership 

includes reduced-price tickets or 

subscription performances, 

fee is $25, 321-242-2024; 

brevardsymphony.com 

Camera Club of Brevard: Furthers 

skills and interests in photography. 

Meets 6:30 p.m. first Tuesdays (except 

December) at Eau Gallie Civic Center, 

1551Highland Ave., Melbourne, 

321-848-1110; ccbrevard.org. 

Canaveral Mineral and Gem 

Society: Instruction in lapidary and 

geological topics, members meet 7 

p.m. first Wednesdays, except August, 

at Henegar Center, Melbourne, 

where club maintains large workshop. 

Membership is $15; 

$2 for junior members with 

accompanying adult member, 

800-603-6035. 

Central Brevard Rock and Gem 

Club: Membership is $20 per year, 

workshop sessions are $5 from 

9 a.m. to noon, 1to 4 p.m., and 

6 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays, 6 to 9 p.m. 

Thursdays, and 1to 4 p.m. Sundays in 

Cape Canaveral. Meetings are 6 p.m 

the first Thursday at Merritt Island 

Public Library, 321-799-8536; centralbrevardgems.org 

Central Florida Accordion Club: 

Brevard chapter meets 2 to 5 p.m. the 

last Sunday of each month at Elks 

Lodge #1532, 315 Florida Ave., 

Cocoa, 866-455-2322; 

cfaccordionclub.com 

Central Florida Council, Boy 

Scouts of America: Charted 

in 1922, the council serves youth of 

Brevard, Flagler, Lake, Orange, 

Osceola, Seminole, and Volusia 

counties, 407-889-4403; 

cflscouting.org/ 

Citizens for Florida’s Waterways: 

Promotes responsible use of Florida 

waterways. Annual meeting the 

fourth Wednesday in October at 

various locations. Refer to web site 

for board meetings. Call Kelly Haugh 

at 321-449-0827; cffw.org 

Cocoa Beach Sail and Power 

Squadron: A division of United 

States Power Squadrons, meets at 

7:30 p.m. the first Tuesday of each 

month at the Brevard Veterans 

Memorial Center, 400 S. Sykes Creek 

Parkway, Merritt Island, 321-452- 

3682; cbsps.com 

Cocoa Beach Woman’s Club: 9:30 

a.m. first Thursday, September 

through June, at Cocoa Beach Country 

Club, 5000 Tom Warriner Blvd., 

Cocoa Beach, 321-784-9128; 

cocoabeachwomansclub.org 

Community Woman’s Club: An 

affiliate of General Federation of 

Woman’s Clubs, promotes charitable 

and education interests throughout 

Brevard, meets 9:30 a.m. second 

Tuesdays September through May at 

5 Rosa Jones Drive, Cocoa Village. 

Call 321-639-4193. 

Dayaway Travel Club: Provides 

transportation and tours regardless 

of age or mobility, encouraging 

education and entertainment 

through seminars and excursions. 10 

a.m. first Thursdays at Pelican Park 

Clubhouse, 1495 State Road A1A, 


dayawaytravelclub.com 

East Merritt Island Homeowners 

Association: Community awareness 

organization works to ensure unincorporated 

community of 4,200 

properties has a voice in development 

of East Merritt Island. Write 

EMIHOA, P.O. Box 540511, Merritt 

Island 32954-0511. Call 321-452-1145; 

emihoa.com 

55+ Club of Satellite Beach: Active 

adult club, not limited to Satellite 

Beach residents, activities and social 

events, 321-777-8313. 

Florida Public Archaeology 

Network: East Central Region of the 

group is housed at the Florida Historical 

Society in Cocoa Village. This 

network of professional archaeologists 

teaches the importance of 

Florida’s archaeological sites and 

preservation through free programs, 

lectures and events, 321-690-1971; 

flpublicarchaeology.org 

Girl Scouts of Citrus Council: 

Variety of program opportunities for 

girls ages 5 to 17 and volunteer 

opportunities for adults, 

800-367-3906; citrus-gs.org 

Greater Canaveral Chapter 

of The Barbershop Harmony 

Society: The chapter meets 7 p.m. 

Tuesdays in the Choral Room, B. W. 

Simpkins Fine Arts Building, Eastern 

Florida State College, 1519 Clearlake 

Road, Cocoa. They perform for civic 

groups, assisted-living facilities, social 

gatherings and events. All men who 

like to sing may join them, 

321-254-9223 or 321-636-0900; 

spacecoastchorus.net 

Hadassah: Charitable organization 

meets at the Eau Gallie Public Library, 

usually the third Tuesday of the 

month. 322-777-6437 

Harbor City Toastmasters: Local, 

nonprofit club helps members develop 

speaking, listening and leadership 

skills, part of Toastmasters International, 

321-777-5520; http:// 

harborcity.toastmastersclubs.org 

Harbor City Harmonizers: Male 

singers needed and welcomed to 

enjoy four-part a cappella harmony 

in the Barber Shop style. Come sing 

with us. Meet at Tropical Haven 

Community Center, 7:15 p.m.. Tuesdays, 

1205 Eddie Allen Road, Melbourne; 

321-213-9424; 

www.hcharmonizers.net 

Indian River Chapter of 

the Embroiderers’ Guild 

of America: A group that fosters the 

art of embroidery through education 

and study meets 

9:30 a.m. third Mondays, Front Street 

Civic Center, 2205 S. Front St., Melbourne, 

321-777-7404; 

indianriverega.org 

Indian River Photo Club: 6:30 p.m. 

fourth Thursdays except November 

and December at the Vero Beach 

Community Center, 2266 14th Ave.; 

irphotoclub.org. 

International Association of 

Administrative Professionals: 

Secretaries and administrative support 

professionals meet at 

5:30 p.m. on the second Tuesdays at 

Courtyard Marriott, 3435 N. Atlantic 

Ave., Cocoa Beach; iaapcentral 

brevard.homestead.com 

Italian-American Club of South 

Brevard Inc.: Meets the second 

Wednesday each month. Special 

activity nights. 1471Cypress Ave., 

Melbourne, 32940, 321-242-8044. 

Junior Achievement 

of the Space Coast: Provides economic 

and financial education programs 

to students in kindergarten 

through 12th grade, also provides 

after-school programs, 321-751-4024; 

jaspacecoast.org 

Junior League: Members are women 

committed to promoting volunteerism, 

developing the potential of 

women and improving communities. 

Central and North Brevard: Call 

321-453-5718. South Brevard: Call 

321-610-8950; jlsb.net. 

Literary Alliance of Brevard: LAB 

provides volunteer tutors for Brevard 

residents older than 16 who want to 

improve reading, writing and speaking 

skills. To volunteer or receive help, 

call 321-301-4496; brevardliteracy.org 

Melbourne Alumnae 

Panhellenic: Charitable and social 

group for college sorority members, 7 

p.m. first Wednesdays September- 

May for social, 7:30 p.m. for program, 

8 p.m. for meeting; sites vary, 

melbournepanhellenic@gmail. 

com; melbournepanhellenic.org 


Organizations 

MENSA: spacecoast.us.mensa.org 

Mom to Mom BFF Group (Cocoa): 

Meets fourth Saturday of each 

month, Noon to 2 p.m.; 799 Clearlake 

Rd., Cocoa; 321-454-7149 

Mom to Mom BFF Group (Palm 

Bay): Meets third Tuesday of each 

month, 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.; 975 

Malabar Road, NW, Palm Bay; 

321-639-5802 

NAACP: North Brevard. P.O. Box 

957, Titusville 32780, 321-385-1264 

NAACP: South Brevard. P.O. Box 

2031, Melbourne 32902, 

321-749-4727 

NAACP: Central Brevard. P.O. Box 

516, Cocoa 32922, 321-632-9852 

NARFE Central Brevard: National 

Active & Retired Federal Employees. 

Central Brevard Apollo chapter 1137 

meets at 11:45 a.m. second Monday, 

except July and August, at Kay’s Real 

Pit Bar-B-Q, 1552 W. King St., Cocoa, 

321-433-0445. Joined by S. Brevard 

chapter 609, 321-242-8525. 

Navy Officers’ Wives Club: Members 

are from all military services, 

third Fridays, September through 

May at various locations, 

321-783-7028. 

New Neighbors Club of South 

Brevard Beaches: To join, you must 

live between Pineda Causeway and 

Sebastian Inlet, 321-433-1772; 

nnofsbb.com 

New York Teacher Retirees 

in Florida, Space Coast Unit:10:30 

a.m. second Tuesdays from October 

through March, Eau Gallie Public 

Library, Melbourne, April through 

September at local restaurants, 

321-255-3090. 

North Brevard Retired Educators 

Association:10 a.m. second Thursdays 

from October through April at 

First United Methodist Church 

Fellowship Hall, Titusville, 

321-269-9946. 

One Senior Club: Active seniors 

social group meets 9 a.m. Wednesdays 

at One Senior Place, 8085 

Spyglass Hill Road, Viera, 321-751- 

6771; oneseniorplace.com 

Order of the Eastern Star, Canaveral 

Chapter 297: 7:30 p.m. first 

and third Wednesdays at the Masonic 

Lodge, 149 S. Orlando Ave., 

Cocoa Beach, 321-783-0339. 

Palm Bay Women’s Club:1p.m. 

second Wednesdays at Glenbrooke 

at Palm Bay, 815 Briar Creek Blvd., 

321-674-7513. 

Platinum Coast Chorus: Chapter 

of Sweet Adelines International 

rehearses at 6:30 p.m. Thursdays at 

West Melbourne Recreation Center 

at Veterans Memorial Complex, 

2285 Minton Road, West Melbourne, 

321-727-0921; platinumcoastchorus.com 

Satellite Beach Lions Club. Meets 

first and third Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. 

Double Tree Suites, 1665 N. Highway 

A1A, Indialantic, 321-452-0376; 

lionwap.org/eclub/sites/ 

SatelliteBeach. 

Seaside Piecemakers Quilt Club: 

Quilting guild since 1981, 9:30 a.m. 

to noon fourth Wednesdays at 

Heritage Isle Clubhouse, 6800 

Legacy Blvd., Melbourne, 321-631- 

8721; seasidepiecemakers.com 

Social Singles: Social and support 

group for people 50 and older, 7 

p.m. second and fourth Thursdays at 

Elks Club, 5820 U.S. 1, Rockledge, 

321-259-4471 

Society of Women Engineers 

Space Coast Section: Meeting 

times and places vary, 321-783-4644; 

swe-sc.org 

Spacecoast Authors of 

Romance: Members meet from 

noon to 4 p.m. fourth Saturdays at 

West Melbourne Library, 2755 

Wingate Blvd., 321-633-6777; 

authorsofromance.com 

South Brevard Coin Club and 

Coin Show: Club meets first 

Wednesdays except December, 

Peace Lutheran Church, 1801Port 

Malabar Blvd, Palm Bay, 32905; 

321-837-0158; 

southbrevardcoinclub.com 

Space Coast Inventors Guild: 

2 to 4:45 p.m. fourth Saturdays at 

Eau Gallie Public Library, 1521Pineapple 

Ave., Melbourne, 

321-768-1234. 

Space Coast Table Tennis Club: 

7:30 p.m. Mondays and 7 p.m. 

Wednesdays at Veterans Memorial 

Center, 400 Sykes Creek Blvd., Merritt 

Island. Call Danny Nail, 

321-784-2152. 

Space Coast Weavers & Fiber 

Artists: 9:30 a.m. fourth Saturdays 

at Merritt Island Public Library, 1195 

N. Courtenay Parkway, 321-459- 

1265, email Judmartin@ cfl.rr.com. 

Space Coast Wine Guild: Appreciates 

and improves homemade 

wines through education, 7 p.m. 

fourth Thursdays at David R. Schechter 

Community Center, 1089 S. 

Patrick Drive, Satellite Beach, 321- 

956-1894; email spacecoastwineguild@gmail.com; 

spacecoastwineguild. com 

Space Coast Writers Guild: Dedicated 

to encouraging, instructing 

and developing writers of all genres. 

1p.m. third Saturdays at West Melbourne 

Library, 2755 Wingate Blvd.; 

P.O. Box 262, Melbourne, 32902- 

0262; scwg.org. 

St. Sophia Philoptochos Society 

of St. Katherine’s Greek Orthodox 

Church: 5965 N. Wickham 


saint-katherine.org 

S.S.W.D. (Single, Separated, 

Widowed, Divorced): Social group 

for all singles sponsored by Church 

of Our Saviour, Cocoa Beach 

Titusville Sail and Power Squadron: 

Offers free vessel safety checks 

and boating classes. Meets 6-9 p.m. 

third Thursdays except June, July 

and August, 321-216-2070; 

titusvillesps.org 

Trailblazers: Outdoors club for 

adult singles, about 400 men and 

women, info@trailblazers-club.com; 

trailblazers-club.com. 

Treasure Coast Archaeological 

Society: 7:30 p.m. first Wednesdays 

at North Indian River County Library, 

1001Sebastian Blvd., Sebastian. 

Includes Brevard members, 

772-388-9047; tcas.us 

Viera Woman’s Club (General 

Federation of Women’s Clubs): 

11:30 a.m. second Mondays September 

to May at Holiday Inn Viera 

Conference Center, 321-751-6984; 

gfwcvierawomansclub.com 

Zonta Club of Melbourne: Organization 

of executives and professionals 

advocating for women 

locally and globally, 321-729-0755; 

info@zontaspacecoast.org; 

zontaspacecoast.org 

ALUMNI 

Space Coast Gator Club: Social, 

sports-related and academic club. 

For events and activities, call club 

hot line at 321-752-5051, 

ext. 4683, email gobrevardgators@ 

aol.com; spacecoastgatorclub.com 

Space Coast Michigan State 

University Alumni: Social, sportsrelated 

and academic club that does 

luncheons, tours and raises scholarship 

funds, 321-783-4897; 

www.msu.edu/~msuaa053 

Space Coast UCF Alumni chapter: 

Networking opportunity, social 

and community service activities 

and sports outings, 

407-823-2586, e-mail spacecoast@ 

ucfalumni.com; ucfalumni.com 

HISTORICAL 

Brevard Genealogical Society: 

9:30 a.m. second Mondays, usually 

at Central Brevard Public Library and 

Reference Center, 308 Forrest Ave., 

Cocoa, 321-453-4932; flbgs.org 

Daughters of the American 

Revolution, Abigail Wright 

Chamberlin chapter: fssdar.net/ 

abigailwrightchamberlin 


Revolution, Cape Canaveral 

chapter: fssdar.net/capecanaveral 


Revolution, Philip Perry chapter: 

philipperrynsdar.org 


Revolution, Rufus Fairbanks 

chapter: rufusfairbanks 

chapternsdar.org 

Daughters of 1812: 321-338-7059; 

ltwmshannon1812.org 

Genealogical Society of North 

Brevard: 6 p.m. first Tuesdays 

except July and August at Titusville 

Public Library, 2121S. Hopkins Ave., 

mnoffel@bellsouth.net or edward_swan@bellsouth.net; 

www.nbbd.com/npr/gsnb/ 

Genealogical Society of South 

Brevard:10 a.m. second Wednesdays 

except July and August, Melbourne 

Public Library, 540 E. Fee 

Ave., 321-727-1986; gssb.net 

Historical Society of North Brevard:10 

a.m. second Wednesdays 

except July and August, Melbourne 

Public Library, 540 E. Fee Ave., 

321-727-1986; gssb.net 

National Railway Historical 

Society, Florida East Coast chapter: 

7 p.m. second Tuesdays in May, 

September, November, January and 

March at Central Brevard Library, 

308 Forrest Ave., Cocoa, 

321-636-3393 

Sons of American Revolution: 

11:30 a.m. third Saturdays except 

July and August, 321-952-2928 for 

locations; bdubosefl@gmail.com; 

brevardsar.org 

Sons of the Confederate Veterans, 

Camp 1387: 7 p.m. fourth 

Thursdays at Memaw’s BBQ, Eau 

Gallie, 321-259-0837 

Sons of Spanish-American War 

Veterans: 321-952-2928, email 

bdubosefl@gmail.com 

South Brevard Historical Society: 

3 p.m. second Saturdays, September 

through June, at Melbourne 

Public Library, 540 E. Fee Ave., 

321-725-4115; southbrevard 

history.org 

United Daughters of the 

Confederacy, Henry Patrick 

Gradic chapter: 321-674-2210 

STATES 

California State Club: 253-2655 

The Indiana Hoosiers: Members 

meet second Saturday in March for 

annual luncheon; samcar@cfl.rr.com 

Michigan’s Upper Peninsula 

Club: Picnic first Sunday in March, 

321-632-1975 or 321-242-7254 

New Jersey Club: 504-6010 

New York State Club: Noon third 

Tuesdays at various restaurants, 

321-446-9358 

Pittsburgh, Pa., Club: 725-1764 

Yankees Club: 253-3458 


Volunteers 

Organizations 

American Cancer Society: Needs 

volunteers for its Signature Programs 

and donated items for ACS 

Cancer Resource Centers. Volunteers 

are needed to drive patients 

to appointments and to staff ACS 

Cancer Resource Centers. Breast 

cancer survivors are needed to 

volunteer for Reach to Recovery 

Program. Prostate cancer survivors 

needed to volunteer/facilitate 

Man-to-Man Prostate Cancer 

Support Group. Training is provided, 

321-253-0361, ext. 5750 or 

5759. 

American Red Cross: Volunteers 

needed at Mid-Florida Region 

American Red Cross, 1700 Cedar 

St., Rockledge, for disaster relief, 

health and safety instruction, 

emergency casework and administrative 

support, free training, 

321-890-1002; midfloridaredcross. 

org. 

Avante Nursing and Rehabilitation 

Center: Needs volunteers to 

interact with Melbourne residents, 

321-723-3215. 

BETA of Titusville: Crisis pregnancy 

center needs help with 

office tasks, donations, answering 

phones, 321-264-0446. 

Better Business Council: Needs 

help informing consumers of 

complaint records on local businesses, 

making referrals and assisting 

callers. Training provided, 

321-984-8454. 

Big Brothers Big Sisters: Volunteers 

mentor children in singleparent 

homes, email info@bbbscfl. 

org or call 407-478-2996; 

bbbscfl.org. 

Birthright of Melbourne: Needs 

volunteers for crisis pregnancy 

office, 321-783-8102; birthright. 

org. For emergencies, call 800-550- 

4900. 

Brevard Achievement Center: 

Assists persons with disabilities in 

reaching an optimal level of vocational 

and social independence; 

1845 Cogswell St., Rockledge, 

321-632-8610 

Brevard Adult Literacy Volunteers: 

Volunteers needed to tutor 

people who wish to improve 

reading, writing and speaking 

skills, 321-301-4496; 

brevardliteracy.org. 

Brevard Alzheimer’s Foundation/Joe’s 

Club: Assistance needed 

with office work, In-Home 

Respite Program and Helpline. 

Volunteers needed to share talents 

and hobbies, such as singing, 

playing music, painting and scrapbooking 

for elderly clients, 

321-253-4430. 

Brevard Community Kitchen: 

Supports Meals on Wheels, Seniors 

at Lunch, at-risk children and 

more, 321-636-9901; 

agingmattersbrevard.org. 

Brevard Symphony Guild: Three 

guilds were developed to act as 

Brevard Symphony Orchestra 

fundraising and support groups to 

promote and financially support 

the BSO. This is accomplished 

through member and community 

involvement in fundraising activities 

designed to highlight the 

organization and the orchestra. 

Membership is open year-round to 

those interested in actively supporting 

the BSO guilds. The three 

guilds that support the BSO are 

the north, central and south guilds, 

321-242-2024; 

brevard symphony.com. 

Brevard Voluntary Organizations 

Active in Disasters: Group 

of more than 60 agencies, churches 

and other nonprofit organizations 

active from disaster preplanning 

through post-disaster support that 

serves as a clearinghouse for disaster 

assistance; brevardvoad.org 

Brevard Zoo: Needs volunteers 

ages 16 and older to assist 

throughout the zoo with educational 

programs, petting zoo, 

kayaks and aviary. Training provided. 

For applications, visit 

brevardzoo.org. 

Brevardians Responding As 

Volunteers, B.R.A.V.E.: Supports 

work of Brevard County government, 

321-633-2031, email Sharon. 

Weiss@brevardcounty.us; brevard 

county.us/brave. 

Bright Star Center for Grieving 

Children and Families: Volunteers 

needed for day camps and 

support groups, 321-733-7672; 

health-first.org/hospitals_services/ 

bright_star. 

Carnegie Gardens: Volunteers 

needed to share a few hours a day 

with nursing home residents, 

1415 S. Hickory St., Melbourne, 

321-723-1321. 

Catholic Charities: Provides 

counseling, adoption, foster care 

and emergency assistance. Needs 

help with reception work and 

filing at 817 Dixon Blvd., Cocoa, 

and food pantry, 

321-636-6144, ext. 6. 

Central Brevard Humane Society: 

Needs help at shelter, thrift 

shops, low-cost spay and neuter 

and wellness clinic, 321-636-3343; 

crittersavers.com. 

Central Brevard Library and 

Reference Center: Needs help 

with a variety of volunteer 

opportunities. Training provided, 

321-633-1792. 

Central Brevard Sharing Center: 

Needs volunteers to help in the 

office, emergency food pantry, 

thrift store, community kitchen 

and furniture store, 321-631-4492. 

Children’s Home Society of 

Florida: Needs help with mentoring, 

homework help, fundraising, 

advocacy and more, 321-752-3170. 

Club Esteem: After-school program 

needs volunteers to provide 

tutoring, FCAT preparation, computer 

lab, arts and crafts, performing 

arts and character-building 

activities. Open 2:30 to 6:15 p.m. 

daily, 3316 S. Monroe St., Melbourne, 

321-409-8942, email 

ellenalittle@clubesteem.org. 

Community Emergency Response 

Team: John Gore, Brevard 

County Fire-Rescue, 321-633-2056. 

Crosswinds Youth Services: 

Provides services and programs for 

youths and their families. Volunteers 

needed for tutoring, mentoring, 

administrative duties and Safe 

Place, 321-452-0800. 

Daily Bread Soup Kitchen: 

Serves a hot daily meal and provides 

hygienic services to the 

needy. Needs volunteers, food and 

cash donations, 321-723-1060. 

Brevard Neighborhood Development 

Coalition: Volunteers 

are needed to help with tutoring, 

mentoring, publicity, special event 

planning and more, 1151 Masterson 

St., 321-253-4214; 

BNDCserve.org. 

Easter Seals Florida: Volunteers 

needed for vocational services 

program in Palm Bay, 321-723- 

4474; fl.easterseals.com. 

Florida Blood Centers: Volunteers 

are needed for clerical and 

administrative duties, donor room 

assistance, special events and 

more. Teams of helpers ages 16 

and older are being established to 

help mobile promotions and high 

school drives, 407-248-5067; 

floridasbloodcenters.org. 

Florida Wildlife Hospital & 

Sanctuary: Needs volunteers to 

clean cages and feeding dishes, 

hospital and laundry; help with 

maintenance and wildlife care. 

Must be at least 16 years old and 

commit to at least three hours of 

service each time. Training provided; 

4560 N. U.S. 1, Melbourne, 

321-254-8843; floridawildlife 

hospital.org. 

Foosaner Art Museum: Assistance 

needed at the museum gift 

shop and reception desk, with 

museum mailings and events, 

321-674-8916, 321-674-8919. 

Genesis House: Provides shelter 

for homeless women with children, 

pregnant women and student 

mothers with children. Volunteers 

are needed for transportation, 

mentoring, tutoring, yard work, 

fundraising events and more, 

321-723-3133; 

genesishouseshelter.org. 

Girl Scouts of Citrus Council: 

Variety of volunteer opportunities 

for adults, 800-367-3906, ext. 1151, 

ext. 1155, or ext. 1152; citrus-gs.org. 

Greyhound Pets of America: 

Needs help placing retired racing 

greyhounds. Volunteers are needed 

for kennel and foster program. 

Training provided, 321-242-9010; 

floridagreyhounds.com. 

Habitat for Humanity of Brevard 

County: Seeks volunteers for 

weekly and Saturday construction 

help, office help, to provide 

lunches to workers and to register 

workers on-site. Also needs help in 

office from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 

Tuesday through Friday, data 

entry, cashiers and floor help for 

ReStore, annual dinner, Strawberry 

Festival and more, 321-728-4009, 

ext. 106; brevardhabitat.com. 

Harmony Farms Horses for the 

Handicapped: Needs volunteers 

ages 13 and older to serve as horse 

leaders and side walkers in the 

therapeutic riding program, and 

for administrative duties and 

special events. Training provided, 

321-631-9433; 

harmonyfarmsinc. com. 

Health First/Cape Canaveral 

Hospital Auxiliary: Needs help in 

various departments, such as 

emergency, reception, flower 

delivery, surgery waiting room, gift 

shop, transportation and parking 

lot shuttle, 321-799-7167; healthfirst.org/ways_to_help/volunteers. 

Health First/Holmes Regional 

and Palm Bay Hospital: Needs 

help in various departments, such 

as emergency, reception, flower 

delivery, surgery waiting room, gift 

shop, transportation and parking 

lot shuttle, 321-434-5210; healthfirst.org/ways_to_help/volunteers. 

His Place Ministries: Needs 

volunteers to assist in Melbourne 

outreach programs for the homeless, 

youth ministry and cold-night 

shelters, 321-674-9009. 

Hospice of Health First: Provides 

services to patients and families 

coping with life-threatening 

illnesses. Training provided, 

321-952-0494. 

Hospice of St. Francis: Assists 

patients and families coping with 


Organizations 

terminal illnesses. Needs help 

with respite care, transportation, 

clerical work. Training provided, 

321-269-4240. 

Huntington Place Rehabilitation 

& Nursing Center: Needs 

help visiting and assisting 

Rockledge residents with crafts, 

gardening and playing piano for 

sing-alongs, 321-632-7341. 

Indian River Center-ElderCare 

Network: Needs volunteers for 

social interaction, West Melbourne, 

321-727-0990. 

Jewish Federation of Brevard: 

Needs help with fundraisers, cultural 

and educational events, food 

pantry, families in need and social 

services, 321-951-1836; 

jewishfederationbrevard.com. 

Junior Achievement of the 

Space Coast: Program uses handson 

experience to help students 

understand economics. Needs 

office workers, teachers and role 

models for business and economics 

classes. Training and materials 

provided, 321-751-4024. 

Keep Brevard Beautiful: Needs 

support for education, beautification, 

recycling and anti-litter 

projects, 321-631-0501; 

keepbrevardbeautiful.com. 

Liberty Bell Memorial Museum: 

Needs tour guides and greeters 

ages 18 and older at the historic, 

American history museum on 

Hickory Street in Melbourne, 

321-727-1776. 

March of Dimes, Space Coast 

Division: Needs help with office 

duties, working on databases, 

telemarketing, planning entertainment, 

fundraising and sponsorship 

activities, recruiting for Walk 

America, 321-775-0205. 

Marine Resources Council of 

East Florida: Needs volunteers to 

do light office work, remove invasive 

plants, replant native plants 

and monitor water quality, 3275 

Dixie Highway N.E., Palm Bay, 

321-725-7775; mrcirl.org/join. 

Meals on Wheels: Needs volunteers 

to deliver hot meals from 

11a.m. and 1p.m. weekdays to 

homebound elderly. Volunteers 

must have vehicle, valid driver’s 

license and car insurance, 321-639- 

8770; agingmattersbrevard.org. 

Melbourne Civic Theatre: Brevard 

County’s oldest theater group 

needs performers and volunteers 

for set construction and production, 

817 E. Strawbridge Ave., 

Melbourne, 321-723-6935. 

Palm Bay Police Athletic 

League: Weekday after-school 

programs, youth sports, cultural, 

educational and recreational 

opportunities, Youth Director’s 

Council and Police Explorers, Teen 

Center on Friday and Saturday 

nights, 321-952-3530. 

Palm Bay Police Department’s 

Victim Advocacy Program: The 

unit needs volunteers to work 

closely with victim advocates to 

help victims and witnesses of crimes 

by offering further services, creating 

follow-up report documentation, 

meeting and networking with 

professionals in the victim services 

field and keeping victims informed 

throughout the legal and judicial 

process. Everyone must undergo a 

criminal background check, orientation 

and training before volunteering, 

321-953-8980. 

Palm Bay Police Volunteer 

Citizens On Patrol: Opportunities 

include, but are not limited to, 

administrative assistance, providing 

department tours, assisting citizens 

with vacation house watches, 

fingerprinting for non-criminal 

applicants, conducting road patrol, 

working with crime victims and 

providing crime-scene assistance. 

Everyone must undergo a criminal 

background check, orientation and 

training before volunteering, 

321-953-8980. 

Pregnancy Resources: Offers 

volunteer training for support 

of women and families facing 

unexpected pregnancy. Daytime 

and evening hours available, 

321-752-5540; melbournepri.com. 

Public radio station WFIT: Volunteers 

needed to cover phones 

during fundraising drives, assist 

with mailings, receptionist duties, 

clerical tasks, special events and 

more, 321-674-8140, e-mail 

wfit@fit.edu; wfit.org. 

Retired and Senior Volunteer 

Program: Volunteers ages 55 and 

older are placed with community 

agencies, 321-631-2749; 


Rolling Readers Space Coast: 

Seeks readers, mentors and tutors 

to inspire children to love reading, 

321-254-9976; rollingreaders 

spacecoast.com. 

Senior Care of Brevard: Volunteers 

needed for crafts, entertainment 

and activities at day care for 

elderly disabled, 321-631-9014; 

seniorcareofbrevard.com. 

Senior TranServe Program: 

Sponsored by Community Services 

Council of Brevard. Needs drivers to 

transport homebound seniors ages 

55 and older to medical appointments 

and grocery stores, 321-806- 

3729; agingmattersbrevard.org. 

Seniors at Lunch: Group dining at 

15 nutrition centers, provides hot 

meals and activities to Brevard’s 

elderly population; 321-639-8770; 


Serene Harbor Domestic Violence 

Shelter: Assist with cell 

phone recycling program, children’s 

groups, hot line counselors, 

tutoring children and fundraisers, 

321-726-8282; sereneharbor.org. 

Serving Health Insurance Needs 

of Elders: Provides free health 

insurance counseling to seniors, 

family members and caregivers. 

Volunteers are needed to assist 

people with Medicare, 321-752- 

8080; floridashine.org. 

Shiloh Adventure Camp: Christian 

overnight summer camp for 

boys and girls ages 8 to 15. Volunteers 

are needed to help camp 

counselors. Camp is located at 

LongPoint Park in Melbourne 

Beach, 321-452-3943; 

shilohadventure.com 

Shoes for Needy: Project of Fraternal 

& Veterans Council of Titusville 

provides shoes for needy 

children, 321-269-7243 or 

321-383-7973. 

South Brevard Sharing Center: 

Needs cashiers, receptionists, data 

entry, truck drivers, sorters and 

more. In Melbourne, 321-727-8581; 

Palm Bay thrift shop, 321-722-1241; 

Palm Bay client center, 321-676- 

2965; mysbsc.org. 

Space Coast Progressive Alliance: 

Dedicated to improving life 

on the Space Coast; scpaflorida- 

.com. 

Space Coast Therapy Dogs: Dogs 

and handlers needed to visit hospitals, 

schools, nursing homes, assisted-living 

facilities and rehab centers, 

321-639-7323; spacecoast 

therapydogs.org. 

Space Coast Area Transit/Volunteers 

in Motion: Helps elderly 

people with medical appointments 

and grocery shopping. Needs 

vehicle drivers, escorts, office clerks, 

321-635-7999; ridescat.com/specialservices/volunteers-in-motion. 

Sunflower House: Needs volunteers 

for community resource 

center for families and caregivers at 

Merritt Square Mall, 321-452-4341; 


Surfrider Foundation, Sebastian 

Inlet chapter: Volunteers 

needed for beach cleanup, environmental 

activism and educational 

presentations, including graphic 

design, newsletters and speeches, 

email sebastianinlet@surfrider.org; 

sebastianinlet.surfrider.org. 

Surfside Players 

of Cocoa Beach: Needs help 

constructing theater sets, painting, 

sewing costumes, marketing and 

ushering, 321-783-3013. 

Therapy Dogs Inc.: Dog/handler 

teams visit hospitals, schools, nursing 

homes, assisted-living facilities 

and rehab centers, 321-632-3647, 

email therapydogtester@hotmail. 

com; brevardtherapydogs.com. 

Titusville Rehabilitation 

and Nursing Center: Volunteers 

needed to visit with residents, 

clerical help, reading, bingo and 

more, 1705 Jess Parrish Court, 

321-269-5720. 

United Way of Brevard County: 

To volunteer, call 321-631-2740; 

uwbrevard.org/ 

UOTS Inc. Cancer Service: 

Provides mammograms for women 

without insurance, prostate screenings 

and medications for those in 

need. Volunteers needed to crochet, 

knit and sew lap robes, booties 

and bags for fundraisers and 

hospice patients, 321-773-0591; 

uots.org/Brevard. 

Valiant Air Command 

Warbird Museum: Space Coast 

Regional Airport, south Titusville, 

needs tour guides and more. No 

experience necessary, 321-268-1941; 

vacwarbirds.org. 

VIPS: Volunteers in Public Schools 

program needs help in classrooms, 

media centers, front offices, mentoring 

and other duties. Call the 

school where you would like to 

volunteer or 321-633-1000, ext. 500. 

VITAS Innovative Hospice Care: 

Needs volunteers to help terminally 

ill patients and their families, 

321-751-6671; vitas.com. 

VSA Arts of Florida-Brevard: 

Promotes creative power in people 

with disabilities, Hands-on Arts 

Festival conducted in April. Training 

provided, 321-632-8610; 

vsabrevard.org. 

The Women’s Center: Volunteers 

needed for administrative 

support, counseling assistance and 

victim advocacy. Training provided, 

321-242-3110; 

womenscenterinbrevard.org. 

Wuesthoff Brevard 

Hospice & Palliative Care: 

Volunteers needed to offer administrative 

services, transportation 

and emotional support to 

terminally ill patients and families, 

321-253-2222. 

Yellow Umbrella: Needs parent 

aides to assist at-risk families and 

help with fundraising, office work, 

teen mentoring and Spanishspeaking 

programs, 321-723-2927; 

yellowumbrella.org. 


Hotels 

MIMS 

The Patio Motel: 3485 U.S. 1, 

321-264-7090; thepatiomotel.com 

Sandman Motel: 3810 N. U.S. 1, 

321-269-2691 

Places to Stay 

TITUSVILLE 

Bellwood Palms Motel: 7503 S. 

U.S. 1, 321-267-7774 

Best Western Space Shuttle Inn 

KSC: 3455 Cheney Highway, 

321-269-9100; bwspaceshuttle 

inn.com 

Budget Motel 6: 12 S. Washington 

Ave., 321-267-4211 

Casa Coquina Del Mar Bed & 

Breakfast: 4010 Coquina Ave., 

877-684-8341; casacoquina.com 

Quality Inn: 3655 Cheney Highway, 

321-269-7110; choicehotels. 

com/hotel/fl332 

Days Inn Kennedy Space Center: 

3755 Cheney Highway, 321- 

269-4480; daysinn.com 

Marriott’s Fairfield Inn & 

Suites: 4735 Helen Hauser Blvd., 

321-385-1818; marriott.com/tixfi 

Hampton Inn-Kennedy Space 

Center: 4760 Helen Hauser Blvd., 

321-383-9191; titusville.hampton 

inn.com 

Holiday Inn Kennedy Space 

Center: 4715 Helen Hauser Blvd., 

321-383-0200; holidayinn.com/ 

titusvillefl 

Pinto’s Motel: 7555 S. U.S. 1, 

321-269-2505 

Ramada Inn & Suites Kennedy 

Space Center: 3500 Cheney 

Highway, 321-269-5510; ramada 

ksc.com 

Riverside Inn: 1829 Riverside 

Drive, 321-267-7900; nbbd.com/ 

riversideinnksc 

Royal Oak Resort & Golf Club: 

2150 Country Club Drive, 800-884- 

2150 or 321-269-4500; royaloak 

golfresort.com 

Siesta Motel: 2006 S. Washington 

Ave., 321-267-1455 

South Wind Motel: 1540 S. 

Washington Ave., 321-267-3681 

Super 8 Motel: 3480 Garden St., 

321-269-9310 

Three Oaks Motel: 707 S. Hopkins 

Ave., 321-267-6272; three 

oaksmoteltitusvillefl.com 


Country Inn and Suites: 9009 

Astronaut Blvd., 321-784-8500; 

countryinns.com/capecanaveralfl 

Radisson Resort at the Port: 

8701 Astronaut Blvd., 321-784- 

0000; radisson.com/cape 

canaveralfl 

Residence Inn by Marriott: 8959 

Astronaut Blvd., 321-323-1100; 

marriott.com/mlbri 

SolRisa Inn Bed and Breakfast, looking out across the peaceful Indian River in Cocoa, offers clients 

healthy breakfasts and other health activities, such as yoga. MALCOLM DENEMARK/FLORIDA TODAY 

Ron Jon Cape Caribe Resort: 

1000 Shorewood Drive, 

888-933-3030; ronjonresort.com 

Royal Mansions Resort: 8600 

Ridgewood Ave., 800-346-7222 

or 321-784-8484; 

royalmansions.com 

COCOA 

Apollo Inn: 4125 N. U.S. 1, 321- 

636-8511 

Best Western Cocoa Inn: 4225 

King St., 321-632-1065; 

bestwestern.com/cocoainn 

Budget Inn: 901 N. Cocoa Blvd., 

321-636-1426 

Campbell Motel: 1084 N. Cocoa 

Blvd.; 321-636-6111 

Days Inn Cruiseport West: 

5600 S.R. 524, 321-636-6500; 

daysinn.com 

Dixie Motel: 301 Forrest Ave., 

321-632-1600; dixiemotel 

cocoa.com 

Econo Lodge Space Center: 

3220 N. Cocoa Blvd., 

321-632-4561; econolodge.com 

Holiday Inn Express Hotel and 

Suites: 301 Tucker Lane, 

321-635-9975; hiexpress.com 

Motel 6: 4150 W. King St., 

321-632-5721; motel6.com 

Palm Court Inn, 957 N. Cocoa 

Blvd., 321-633-4391 

Parrish Grove Inn: 536 

Delannoy Ave., 321-505-0404; 

parrishgrove inn.com 

SolRisa Inn: 241 Indian River 

Drive, 321-301-4419, 

http://solrisainn.com/ 

COCOA BEACH 

Anthony’s On The Beach: 3499 

S. Atlantic Ave., 800-301-1338; 

anthonysonthebeach.com 

Beach Place Guest Houses: 1445 

S. Atlantic Ave., 321-783-4045; 

beachplaceguest 

houses.com 

Best Western Ocean Beach 

Hotel & Suites: 5600 N. Atlantic 

Ave., 800-962-0028; bestwestern 

cocoabeach.com 

Clarion Hotel Port Canaveral 

Area: 260 W. Merritt Island 

Causeway, 800-584-1482; clarion 

spacecoast.com 

Comfort Inn and Suites Resort: 

3901 N. Atlantic Ave., 800-247- 

2221; comfortinncocoabeach.com 

Courtyard By Marriott Cocoa 

Beach/Cape Canaveral: 3435 N. 

Atlantic Ave., 321-784-4800; court 

yardcocoabeach.com 

Days Inn Cocoa Beach: 5500 N. 

Atlantic Ave., 800-245-5225; days 

inncocoabeach.com 

Discovery Beach Resort: 300 

Barlow Ave., 321-868-7777; 

discoverybeachresort.com 

Dolphin Inn Riverfront Studio 

Motel: 2902 S. Atlantic Ave., 

321-868-3701; dolphininncocoa 

beach.com 

Doubletree by Hilton Oceanfront: 


321-783-9222; cocoa 

beachdoubletree.com 

Econo Lodge Motel: 3185 N. 

Atlantic Ave., 321-783-0500; 

econolodgecocoabeach.com 

Fawlty Towers Resort: 100 E. 

Cocoa Beach Causeway, 800-887- 

3870; fawltytowersresort.com 

Four Points by Sheraton Cocoa 

Beach: 4001 N. Atlantic Ave., 

321-783-8717; fourpoints.com/ 

cocoabeach 

Hampton Inn Cocoa Beach: 


877-49-BEACH; hamptoninn 

cocoabeach.com 

Hilton Cocoa Beach Oceanfront: 

1550 N. Atlantic Ave. 321- 

613-9040; cocoabeachhilton.com 

International Palms Resort & 

Conference Center: 1300 N. 

Atlantic Ave., 321-783-2271; internationalpalms.com/cocoabeach 

Holiday Inn Express: 5575 N. 

Atlantic Ave., 321-868-2525; 

hiexpress.com 

The Inn At Cocoa Beach: 4300 

Ocean Beach Blvd., 800-343-5307; 

theinnatcocoabeach.com 

La Quinta Inn & Suites Cocoa 

Beach Oceanfront: No. 1 Hendry 

Ave., 800-874-7958; 6408.lq.com 

La Quinta Inn Cocoa Beach: 


800-795-2252; 622.lq.com 


Ellie Lappico helps Todd, Jon, and Alyssa Oman of Bonney Lake, 

Wash., check out of the hotel at Residence Inn by Marriott 

in Cape Canaveral. CRAIG BAILEY/FLORIDA TODAY 

Motel 6: 3701N. Atlantic Ave., 

800-466-8356; motel6.com 

Ocean Landings Resort and 

Racquet Club: 900 N. Atlantic 

Ave., 800-323-8413; ocean 

landings.com 

Pelican Landing:1201S. Atlantic 

Ave., 321-783-7197; 

VRBO.com/114771 

Cocoa Beach Suites: 3655 N. 

Atlantic Ave., 321-783-6868; 

cocoabeachsuites. com 

The Resort On Cocoa Beach: 

1600 N. Atlantic Ave., 321-783- 

4000; theresortoncocoabeach.com 

Sea Aire Motel:181N. Atlantic 

Ave., 321-783-2461; 

l-n.com/seaaire 

Sea Esta Villas: 686 S. Atlantic 

Ave., 800-872-9444; seaestavillas. 

homestead.com 

South Beach Inn:1701S. Atlantic 

Ave., 800-546-6835; southbeach 

inn.com 

Surf Studio Beach Resort:1801 S. 

Atlantic Ave., 321-783-7100; 

surfstudio.com 

Wakulla Suites: 3550 N. Atlantic 

Ave., 800-992-5852; 

wakullasuites. com 


America’s Best Value Inn, 

Satellite Beach:180 SR A1A, 

321-777-3552; 

americasbestvalueinn.com 


BEACH 

Indian Harbour Beachside 

Hotel:1894 South Patrick Drive, 

800-936-0325; 

melbournebeachsidehotel.com 

INDIALANTIC 

Atlantic Inn: 2900 N. SR A1A, 

321-779-9994 

Beach Bungalow: 312 Wavecrest 

Ave., 321-984-1330; 1stbeach.com 

Beach House Motel: 405 N. SR 

A1A (Miramar Ave.), 321-723-7733 

Beach Tropics Motel: 501N. SR 

A1A, 321-984-0516 

Crowne Plaza Melbourne Beach 

Oceanfront Resort & Spa: 2605 

N. SR A1A, 321-777-4100; 

cpmelbourne. com 

Doubletree by Hilton Melbourne 

Beach Oceanfront:1665 

N. SR A1A, 321-723-4222; 

doubletree.com 

Hilton Melbourne Beach Oceanfront: 

3003 N. SR A1A, 321-777- 

5000; melbournebeach. hilton.com 

Monterey Motel: 409 S. SR A1A, 

321-951-0947 

Oceanfront Cottages: 612 

Wavecrest Ave., 321-725-8474; 

oceanfrontcottages.com 

Oceanfront Paradise Resort: 

1135 N. SR A1A, 321-768-0708; 

oceanfrontparadiseresort.com 

Ocean Reef Club Oceanfront 


Resort:1333 S. SR A1A, 321-723- 

2951 

Radisson Suites Hotel Oceanfront: 

3101N. SR A1A, 321-773- 

9260; radisson.com/melbournefl 

Sea Scape Motel:1745 N. SR A1A, 

321-676-7507; geocities.com/ 

seascapemotelfl 

Tuckaway Shores Resort:1441S. 

Miramar Ave., 800-820-1441; tuckawayshores.com 

Windemere Inn By The Sea Bed 

and Breakfast: 815 S. SR A1A, 

321-728-9334; windemereinn.com 


Floridana Beach Motel: 6580 S. 

SR A1A, 321-726-6560; motel 

floridana.com 

Melbourne Beach Motel: 3120 S. 

SR A1A, 321-676-9990 

Ocean Pines Motel: 5055 S. SR 

A1A, 321-728-7019; oceanpines 

motel.com 

Port D’Hiver Bed & Breakfast 

Inn: 201Ocean Ave., 866-621-7678; 

portdhiver.com 

South Beach Island Resort: 5685 

S. SR A1A, 321-409-8233; 

pridejoyresort.com 

Sandgate Oceanfront Motel: 

4835 S. SR A1A, 321-723-6888; 

oceanfrontsandgate.com 

Sandy Shoes Beach Hotel: 3455 

S. SR A1A, 321-723-5586; 

sandyshoeshotel.com 

Seashell Suites: 8795 S. SR A1A, 

321-723-1491; seashellsuites.com 

Sea View Resort Motel: 4215 S. 

SR A1A, 888-723-0566 

Surf Caster Motel: 5935 S. SR 

A1A, 321-723-1967; surfcaster 

motel.com 

Tiara By The Sea: 5815 S. SR A1A, 

321-725-0525 

Turtle Run Oceanfront Suites: 

4945 S. SR A1A, turtlerunocean 

suites.com 

ROCKLEDGE 

Garden Court: 3880 S. U.S. 1, 

321-632-4632 

Swiss Inn and Tennis Center: 

3220 S. Fiske Blvd., 866-794-7746; 

swissinntennis.com 

Van Winkle Motel:1020 S. Florida 

Ave., 321-632-1400 

MELBOURNE 

America’s Best Value Inn: 4431 

W. New Haven Ave., 321-768-8439; 

americasbestvalueinn.com 

Budget Inn: 4505 W. New Haven 

Ave. (SR 192), 321-724-5450 

Candlewood Suites: 2930 

Pineda Causeway, 321-821-9009; 

candlewoodsuites.com/ 

melbournefl 

Courtyard By Marriott: 2101W. 

New Haven Ave. (SR 192), 321-724- 

6400; melbournecourtyard.com 

Crane Creek Inn Waterfront 

B&B: 907 E. Melbourne Ave., 

321-768-6416; cranecreekinn.com 

Days Inn: 4500 W. New Haven 

Ave., 321-724-2051; daysinn.com 

Deluxe Inn: 1310 S. U.S. 1; 

321-723-5141 

Econo Lodge: 4455 W. New Haven 

Ave., 321-724-5840 

Extended Stay Deluxe Melbourne 

Airport:1701Evans Road, 

321-733-6050; 

extendedstaydeluxe.com 

Marriott’s Fairfield Inn & 

Suites: 4355 W. New Haven Ave., 

321-722-2220; marriott.com/mlbfi 

Hampton Inn:194 Dike Road, 

321-956-6200; melbourneviera. 

hamptoninn.com 

Hampton Inn Melbourne/Viera: 

130 Sheriff Drive, 800-426-7866; 

hamptoninn.com 

Hilton Melbourne Rialto Place: 

200 Rialto Place, 800-437-8010; 

melbournerialtoplace.hilton.com 

Holiday Inn Express: 4510 W. 

New Haven Ave. (SR 192), 321-724- 

2050; hiexpress.com 

Holiday Inn Melbourne Viera 

Conference Center: 8298 N. 

Wickham Road, 321-255-0077; 

himelbournefl.com 

La Quinta Inn and Suites: 7200 

George T. Edwards Drive, 321-242- 

9400; 1045.lq.com 

The Old Pineapple Inn Bed & 

Breakfast:1736 Pineapple Ave., 

888-776-9864; oldpineappleinn 

.com 

Residence Inn Melbourne:1430 

S. Babcock St., 321-723-5740; melbourneresidenceinn.com 

Rio Vista Motel:1046 S. Harbor 

City Blvd., 321-727-2818 

River Palm Hotel: 420 S. Harbor 

City Blvd., 321-723-5321 

Suburban Extended Stay 

Hotel:1125 Airport Blvd., 321-768- 

9777; suburbanhotels.com 

Super 8 Motel:1515 S. Harbor City 

Blvd., 321-723-4430; 

super8.com 

PALM BAY 

Comfort Suites:1175 Malabar 

Road NE, 321-369-1234; comfort 

suitespalmbay.com 

Tropical Inn Resort: 4700 Dixie 

Highway NE (U.S. 1), 800-777-6044; 

daysinn.com 

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & 

Suites:1206 Malabar Road SE, 

321-220-2003; hiexpress.com 

Jameson Inn: 890 Palm Bay Road, 

800-526-3766; jamesoninns.com 

Motel 6 Palm Bay:1170 Malabar 

Road, 800-722-7220; motel6.com 

Quality Inn:1881Palm Bay Road 

NE, 321-723-8181; qualityinn.com 


River’s Edge Inn: 4660 U.S. 1, 

321-956-2120 


Vacation Rentals 


TITUSVILLE 

La Cita Country Club: 


321-383-2582; lacitacc.com 

Royal Oak Palm Apartments 

and Motel: 3660 

S. Washington Ave., 

321-383-1216 

Vacation Villa Resorts: 

3795 Vacation Villas Lane, 

321-268-2413. 

Vista Del Rio: 2100 S. 

Washington Ave., 

321-267-6616; 

trederrealty. com 


Canaveral Towers 

Resort: 7406 N. Atlantic 

Ave., 321-799-3889; 

canaveraltowers.com 

Cape Winds Resort: 7400 

Ridgewood Ave., 613-3958 

capewindscondo.com 

King Rentals Inc.: 102 W. 

Central Blvd., 321-784- 

5046; kingrentals.com 

SCM Space Coast Management 

Inc.: 7406 N. 

Atlantic Ave., 888-935- 

3889; spacecoast 

vacations.com 

Sunny Beach Rentals: 

321-544-4935; sunny 

beachhouse.net 

Treasure Beach Apartments: 

531 Harrison Ave., 

321-446-4480 

COCOA BEACH 

B.P. Davis Property 

Management Inc.: 1980 

N. Atlantic Ave. No. 701, 

321-784-2091; 

bpdavis. com 

Beach Island Resort: 

1125 S. Atlantic Ave., 

321-784-5720; beachisland 

resort.com 

Carlton Oceanfront 

Condominiums: 2515 S. 

Atlantic Ave. No. 201, 

321-784-0459; 

carltoncondos.com 

Chateau By The Sea: 

5300 Ocean Beach Blvd., 

321-784-0252; 

chateaubythesea.net 

Cocoa Beach Club Condominium: 

5200 Ocean 

Beach Blvd. No. 214, 

321-784-2457; cocoa beach 

club.com 

Cocoa Beach Villas: 1395 

S. Atlantic Ave., 321-453- 

3889 or 877-453-3889; 

cocoavillas.com 

Cocoa Beach Realty: 

120 Canaveral Plaza, 321- 

783-4200; 

cocoabeachrealty.com 

Dur-Rich Realty: 366 N. 


4147; durrich.com 

Edwards Realty: 1415 N. 


3600; edwardsrealtyfla 

.com 

Las Olas Beach Club of 

Cocoa Beach: 5100 Ocean 

Beach Blvd., 321-784-2706; 

beachclubs.com 

Marlin Condominiums: 

22 Tulip Ave., 321-783-8712 

or 800-532-9894; 

themarlin.com 

Ola Grande Condominiums: 

5350 Ocean Beach 

Blvd., 321-783-3101; 

olagrande.com 

Sandcastles Cocoa 

Beach: 1000-1050 

N. Atlantic Ave., 

888-809-9973; 

funincocoabeach.com 

Seagull Beach Club: 

4440 Ocean Blvd., 800-386- 

6732 or 321-783-4441; 

seagullbeachclub.comsan 


Las Olas Beach Club: 

1215 SR A1A, 321-777-3224; 

beachclubs.com 

Paradise Beach Club: 

975 SR A1A, 888-895-8395; 

paradisebeachclub. com 

Seamark Condominium: 

1195 SR A1A, 800-669-0971; 

seamarkcondo.com 


BEACH 

Atlantis Real Estate: 

2194 SR A1A, Suite 310, 

321-777-3060; atlantis 

realestateofbrevard.com 

Indian Harbour Beach 

Club: 2055 SR A1A, 

321-773-3797; indian 

harbourbeachclub.com 

Oceanique Resort: 2105 

SR A1A, 321-777-6512, ext. 

320; beachclubs. com 

Palace Properties International: 

2194 SR A1A, 

No. 105, 321-704-9305; 

palaceproperties.com 

The Pines Resort Apartments: 

10 Palmer Road, 

No. H, 321-773-2000; 

floridapinesresort.com 

INDIALANTIC 

Villa Riviera Club: 2925 

N. SR A1A, 321-773-0532; 

villarivieraclub.com 

MELBOURNE 

BEACH 

Cottage by the Sea: 

6915 S. SR A1A, 561-504- 

3789; vrbo.com/105879 

Melbourne Beach 

House: 3375 SR A1A, 

321-794-4444; melbourne 

beachhouse.com 

Pineapple Manor: 512 

Ocean Ave., 321-961-0166; 

pineapplemanor.com 

RV Parks and Campgrounds 

SCOTTSMOOR 

Crystal Lake R.V. Park: 

4240 Stuckway Road, Mims, 

321-268-8555; 

crystallakervpark.com 

MIMS 

Titusville/Kennedy Space 

Center KOA Kampground: 

4513 W. Main St., 800-KOA-3365, 

321-269-7361; koa.com/where/ 

fl/09285/ 

Holiday Village Travel Park: 

3550 N. U.S. 1, 321-269-6542 

Loughman Lake Lodge: 1955 

Hatbill Road, 321-268-2277; 

loughmanlake.com 

Seasons In The Sun RV Resort: 

2400 Seasons In The Sun Blvd., 

877-687-7275; seasonsinthesun 

rvresort.com 

Willow Lakes RV & Golf Resort: 

2852 Willow Lakes Lane, 

877-787-2751, 321-269-7440; 

willowlakes. com 

TITUSVILLE 

Manatee Hammock Park: 7275 

S. U.S. 1, 321-264-5083; 

campingspace coast.com 

The Great Outdoors RV/Nature 

& Golf Resort: 125 Plantation 

Drive, 800-621-2267, 321-269- 

5004; tgoresort.com 


Jetty Park Campground: 400 E. 

Jetty Road, 321-783-7111; jettypark 

beachandcampground.com 

COCOA 

Sonrise Village R.V. Park: 245 

Flamingo Drive, 321-631-0305; 

sonrisevillagervresort.com 

Oak Mobile Home & R.V. Park: 

915 Florida Ave., 321-632-2299 

ROCKLEDGE 

Space Coast R.V. Resort: 820 

Barnes Blvd., 800-982-4233, 321- 

636-2873; spacecoastrv.net 

MALABAR 

Camelot R.V. Park Inc.: 1600 U.S. 

1, 321-724-5396; camelotrvpark.com 

Enchanted Lakes Estates: 750 

Malabar Road, 888-320-8847; 

enchantedlakes.net 

MELBOURNE 

Casa Loma Estates Co-Op: 6560 

N. U.S. 1, 321-254-2656; casaloma 

estatesco-op.com 

Palm Shores RV Park: 5090 N. 

Harbor City Blvd., 321-254-4388 


Drive, 321-255-4307; camping 

spacecoast.com 

The de Elcano, a Spanish 

Navy sailing ship, the thirdlargest 

in the world, sails out 

of Port Canaveral under full 

sail, to the delight of people 

who came to Jetty Park to 

watch it leave. MALCOLM 

DENEMARK/FLORIDA TODAY 

PALM BAY 

Breezy Palms: 5150 Dixie Highway 

NE, 321-724-1639 


Long Point Park & Campground: 

700 Long Point Road, 

321-952-4532; campingspace 

coast.com 

Outdoor Resorts of America: 

214 Horizon Lane, 321-724-2600; 

outdoor-resorts.com/mb/ 

Sebastian Inlet State Park: 

9700 SR A1A, 321-984-4852; 

floridastateparks.org/ 

sebastianinlet 



Worship 

Places of Worship 

This is a partial list of houses of 

worship in Brevard County. 

BAREFOOT BAY-MICCO 

Concordia Lutheran Church 

ELCA: 300 Barefoot Blvd., 772- 

664-1104 

First Baptist Church: 303 Barefoot 

Blvd., 772-664-1040 

Roseland United Methodist 

Church: 12962 Roseland Road, 

772-589-3035 

St. Luke’s Catholic Church: 

5055 Micco Road, Barefoot Bay, 

772-664-9310 


Christ Lutheran Church: 7511 N. 

Atlantic Ave., 321-783-3303 

First Baptist Church: 8711 N. 

Atlantic Ave., 321-783-5798 

COCOA 

Bethel Bible Baptist: 1950 Michigan 

Ave., 321-636-0865 

Bethel Seventh-day Adventist: 

225 Factory St., 321-636-4580 

Blessed Sacrament Catholic: 

5135 N. U.S. 1, 321-632-6333 

Calvary Baptist Church: 350 

Fairmont Drive, 321-636-8056 

Celebration Tabernacle: 1010 

Dixon Blvd., 321-638-0381 

Central Church of Christ: 2010 

N. U.S. 1, 321-636-7671 

Central Community Church: 

300 Tucker Lane, 321-632-2880 

Clearlake First Baptist Church: 

1640 Minnie St., 321-636-0861 

Cocoa Presbyterian Church: 

1404 Dixon Blvd., 321-636-9602 

College Park Church of God: 

1957 Rosetine St., 321-636-6809 

Community Fellowship 

Church: 618 St. Johns St., 321-639- 

3990 

Emmon’s Memorial Church 

of God by Faith: 604 Blake Ave., 

321-632-1055 

First Assembly of God: 3757 N. 

U.S. 1, 321-632-5228 

First Baptist Church of Cocoa: 

750 Brevard Ave., 321-636-2868 

First Church of Christ Scientist: 

235 N. Ind. River Dr, 321-632-7412 


of Cocoa: 825 Forrest Ave., 321- 

636-4811 

Friday Road Worship Center: 

1855 N. Friday Road, 321-639-1421 

Friendship Missionary Baptist 

Church: 471 Canaveral Groves 

Blvd., 321-636-5789 

Friendship Primitive Baptist 

Church: 385 S. Burnett Road, 

321-636-6980 

Glory of God Anglican Church: 

3735 N. Indian River Drive, 321- 

632-6812 

Greater St. Paul Baptist 

Church: 213 Stone St., 321-636- 

7178 

Humane Society’s Rainbow 

Bridge Chapel: 1020 Cox Road, 

321-636-3343 

King Street Baptist Church: 

1040 W. King St., 321-636-7920 

Messiah Evangelical Lutheran 

Church: 400 Lucerne Drive, 

321-636-0777 

Metropolitan Baptist Church: 

474 W. King St., 321-636-2971 

Mount Carmel Missionary 

Baptist Church: 3670 W. Railroad 

Ave., 321-631-2600 

Mount Moriah A.M.E. Church: 

234 Stone St., 321-636-9331 

New Hope Deliverance Temple: 

208 A Lane, 321-639-6310 

Parker Memorial Baptist 

Church: 4101 Mobile Ave., 

321-632-8048 

The Pentecostals of Cocoa: 

1901 Michigan Ave., 321-636-6560 

Cocoa Seventh-day Adventist 

Church: 1500 Cox Road, 

321-632-0640 

Shield of Faith Ministries: 1623 

Minnie St., 321-632-6820 

St. John Church of God 

in Christ: 750 Bernard St., 321- 

636-0305 

St. Mark’s Episcopal Church: 

4 Church St., 321-636-3781 

Temple Teachings: 916-G Florida 

Ave., 321-632-4631 

Unitarian Universalist 

Congregation: 1261 N. Range 

Road, 321-632-0992 

COCOA BEACH 

Church of Our Saviour: 5301 N. 

Atlantic Ave., 321-783-4554 

Club Zion: 830 S. Atlantic Ave., 

Cocoa Beach, 321-799-4340 

Cocoa Beach Community 

Church: 126 S. Atlantic Ave., 

321-783-3961 

First Baptist Church of Cocoa 

Beach: 830 S. Atlantic Ave., 

321-783-2844 

First Christian Church of Cocoa 

Beach: 470 S. Brevard Ave., 

321-783-4303 


of Cocoa Beach: 3300 N. Atlantic 

Ave., 321-783-8991 

Lutheran Church of the 

Resurrection: 525 Minutemen 

Causeway, 321-783-0852 

Riverside Presbyterian Church: 

3400 N. Atlantic Ave., 321-783- 

6085 

St. David’s By-the-Sea 

Episcopal Church: 600 Fourth St. 

S., 321-783-2554 

Guest organist Peter B. Beardsley plays during the pipe organ 

dedication & recital at Advent Lutheran Church on Wickham Road, 

in the Suntree area of Melbourne. TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAY 


Calvary Baptist Church: 5640 

Old Dixie Highway, 321-724-1594 

INDIALANTIC 

Eastminster Presbyterian 

Church: 106 N. Riverside Drive, 

321-723-8371 

First Baptist Church of 

Indialantic: 170 Washington 

Ave., 321-723-5217 

Holy Name of Jesus Church: 

3050 N. SR A1A (Canova Beach), 

321-773-2783 

Quaker Meeting of Melbourne: 

3115 Friendship Place, 

321-676-5077 

Mark’s United Methodist 

Church: 2030 N. SR A1A, 

321-773-0721 

INDIAN HARBOUR BEACH 

Ascension Lutheran Church: 

1053 Pinetree Drive, 321-773-1815 

MALABAR 

Brevard Worship Center: 6825 

Babcock St., 321-951-0646 

First Baptist Church of Malabar: 

1665 Malabar Road, 321-723- 

1602 

MELBOURNE 

Greater Allen Chapel A.M.E. 

Church: 2416 S. Lipscomb St., 

321-724-1557 

Ascension Catholic Church: 

2950 N. Harbor City Blvd., 

321-254-1595 

Baha’i Communities: For meeting 

times and locations, 321-259- 


Worship 

5641 or 321-242-4959 

Beacon Baptist Church: 3185 

Aurora Road, 321-242-3061 

Bowe Gardens Baptist Church: 

2700 Sarno Road, 321-254-5622 

Calvary Baptist Church: 2980 N. 

Wickham Road, 321-254-8802 

Central Baptist Church: 2503 

Country Club Road, 321-723-3681 

Chapel of the Holy Family: 

3385 N. Wickham Road, 321-255- 

4724 

Chief Cornerstone Missionary 

Baptist Church: 3125 Main St., 

321-725-8246 

Christian Fellowship Church 

of God in Christ: 1409 E. Hoag 

Ave., 321-728-7393 

Church of Christ of Eau Gallie: 

1079 Sarno Road, 321-242-0202 

Church of God in Christ, Melbourne: 

615 Reddick St., 321-728- 

0026 

Church of Iron Oak: 321-722- 

0291 for locations 

Church of the Good Shepherd: 

810 W. Florida Ave., 321-723-3994 

Church on the Rock: 4028 S. 

Babcock St., 321-724-5433 

Community Church of God 

at Melbourne: 455 S. Audubon 

Drive, 321-727-0424 

Cornerstone Church of God: 

311 E. Hibiscus Blvd., 321-725-9445 

Crossroads Community 

Church: 2436 Croton Road, 

321-259-3356 

Destiny Life Church: 475 S. John 

Rodes Blvd., 321-952-8522 

Discover Life Church: 3840 W. 

Eau Gallie Blvd., Suite 103, 321- 

259-3388 

Emmanuel United Methodist 

Church: 2800 W. Eau Gallie Blvd., 

321-254-0010 

First Assembly of God- 

Melbourne: 801 Masterson St., 

321-254-3266 

First Baptist Church of Eau 

Gallie: 1501 W. Eau Gallie Blvd., 

321-254-2339 

First Baptist Church of Melbourne: 

3301 Dairy Road, 

321-723-0561 

First Baptist Church of South 

Brevard: 4300 N. Wickham Road, 

321-259-1723 

First Christian Church: 2010 S. 

Babcock St., 321-723-6831 

First Church of the Nazarene: 

2745 S. Babcock St., 321-723-3745 

First Church of Christ Scientist: 

600 E. Melbourne Ave., 321-723- 

5724 

First Free Will Baptist Church: 

938 Lytton Road, 321-254-7282 

First United Methodist: 110 E. 

New Haven Ave., 321-723-6761 

Grace Baptist Church: 620 E. 

Palmetto Ave., 321-952-0120 

Greater Faith Temple Church 

of God in Christ: 2701 Leonard 

Weaver Blvd., 321-768-9782 

Greater Life Fellowship 

Ministries: 2008 Pineapple Ave., 

321-259-3510 

Harbor City Baptist Church: 

2711 N. Harbor City Blvd., 321-254- 

8879 

Harbor City Christian Church: 

3210 Aurora Road, 321-254-8217 

Harbor City Church of the 

Nazarene: 4031 Aurora Road, 

321-242-8852 

Holy Trinity Episcopal Church: 

50 W. Strawbridge Ave., 321-723- 

527 

His Place Ministries: 1824 S. 

Harbor City Blvd., 321-674-9009 

Jehovah’s Witness Kingdom 

Hall: 1900 Trimble Road, 321-254- 

3107 


Hall: 3395 Fell Road, 321-952- 

0873 

Jesus is the Key: 1701 S. Babcock 

St., 321-773-1489 

Kol Mashiach Messianic 

Synagogue: 1621 Lake Washington 

Road, 321-255-2557 

Lake Washington Fellowship 

Baptist Church: 4050 Lake Washington 

Road, 321-254-9860 

Lighthouse Assembly of God: 

26 W. Fee Ave., 321-726-9933 

Lutheran Church of the 

Redeemer: 12 E. Ave. A, 321-723- 

4152 

Macedonia Baptist Church: 

2729 Lipscomb St., 321-729-6597 

Melbourne Seventh-day 

Adventist: 210 W. New Haven 

Ave., 321-723-3848 

Masjed (Mosque): 550 E. Florida 

Ave., Melbourne, 321-220-9522 

Northside Presbyterian 

Church: 1400 Lake Washington 

Road, 321-255-0701 

Open Mind Zen Center: 834 

Sarno Road, 321-427-3511 

Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic 

Church: 1710 S. Hickory St., 321- 

723-3636 

Outreach Evangelistic Pentecostal 

Church: 2429 Solana St., 

321-725-6144 

Palmdale Presbyterian Church: 

684 N. Harbor City Blvd., 321-254- 

4163 

People of Destiny Christian 

Fellowship: 1619 Ferndale Ave., 

321-259-2024 

Promiseland Church: 1855 

Lansing St., 321-254-5777 

Prince of Peace Anglican 

Church: 6895 Murrell Road, 

Viera, 321-253-9102 

River Run Christian Church: 

1660 Croton Road, 321-259-0478 

Shiloh Christian Center: 155 E. 

University Blvd., 321-956-1404 

St. James Missionary Baptist 

Church: 1835 Bunche St., 321-254- 

3191 

St. John’s Episcopal Church: 

610 Young St., 321-254-3365 

St. John’s Missionary Baptist 

Church: 1970 Magnolia St., 321- 

242-0342 

St. Paul Lutheran Church: 105 

W. Hibiscus Blvd., 321-723-8393 

St. Paul’s United Methodist 

Church: 1591 Highland Ave., 

321-254-6363 

St. Timothy Lutheran Church: 

1903 Croton Road, 321-259-3443 

Triumph Church: 1105 E. Church 

St., 321-676-3386 

Unity Church of Melbourne: 

1745 Trimble Road, 321-254-0313 

Victory Christian Chapel: 3880 

Dairy Road, 321-956-6845 

Vineyard Christian Fellowship: 

Bank of America Building, 1052 

Cypress Ave., 321-254-7777. 

Wat Punyawanaram Temple: 

4490 Aurora Road, 321-255-1465 


Chapel by the Sea: 8240 SR A1A, 

321-724-8721 

Community Chapel of Melbourne 

Beach: 500 Ocean Ave., 

321-727-2299 

First Baptist Church of South 

Beaches: 5540 SR A1A, 321-723- 

2025 

Grace Lutheran Church: 1805 

Oak St., 321-727-1724 

Immaculate Conception Catholic 

Church: 3780 SR A1A, 321-725- 

0552 

St. Sebastian’s By-the-Sea 

Episcopal Church: 2010 Oak St., 

321-723-3015 


Calvary Chapel: 3500 N. Courtenay 

Parkway, 321-453-6779 

Christ Church of Positive Living: 


321-454-4109 

Church of Christ North Courtenay: 


321-452-8822 

Community Church of the 

Nazarene: 400 Crockett Blvd., 

321-452-4915 

Destiny Christian Church and 

International Ministries: 700 S. 

Courtenay Parkway, 321-453-4555 

Divine Mercy Church: 1940 N. 


East Coast Christian Center: 


321-452-1060 

Faith Lutheran Church: 280 E. 

Merritt Ave., 321-452-4080 

Faith Presbyterian Church: 

1900 S. Tropical Trail, 321-452-1715 

First Baptist Church of Merritt 

Island: 140 Magnolia Ave., 

321-453-2144 

Georgianna United Methodist 

Church: 3925 S. Tropical Trail, 

321-452-7523 

Grace United Methodist 

Church: 65 Needle Blvd., 

321-452-2420 

Greater Mount Zion Missionary 

Baptist Church: 1390 N. 

Tropical Trail, 321-452-0089 

Island Community Church: 


321-453-4656 

Islander Alliance: 2450 N. Courtenay 

Parkway, 321-453-0770 

Lighthouse Christian Church: 


321-452-1012 

Merritt Assembly of God: 165 

N. Grove St., 321-454-4263 

Two-year-old Lucy Daub clutches the hand of a statue of Jesus 

following the Ash Wednesday service at Holy Name of Jesus 

Catholic Church on A1A in Indialantic. TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAY See WORSHIP, Page 113 



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Merritt Island Church of 

Christ: 512 S. Plumosa St., 321- 

453-3320 

Merritt Island Presbyterian 

Church: 600 S. Tropical Trail, 

321-452-5689 

Mount Taber Primitive Baptist 

Church: 333 Lucas Road, 321-453- 

4141 

North Merritt Island United 

Methodist Church: 6355 N. 


Redeemer Lutheran Church: 

560 S. Tropical Trail, 321-453-1000 

River of Life Assembly of God: 


321-452-6990 

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church: 

5555 N. Tropical Trail, 321-452- 

5260 

Special Gathering: 192 Rockledge 


0130 

Unity Center for Spiritual 

Living: 4725 N. Courtenay Parkway, 

321-452-2625 

MIMS 

First Baptist Church Aurantia: 

3953 Fairfax Drive, 321-269-1618 

First Baptist Church of Mims: 

2395 Kentucky Ave., 321-267-4436 

Greater St. James Missionary 

Baptist Church: 2396 Harry T. 

Moore Ave., 321-268-8040 

Holy Spirit Catholic Church: 

2399 Holder Road, 321-269-2282 

Mims Church of God: 2320 

Railroad Ave., 321-383-8003 

Mims United Methodist 

Church: 3302 Green St., 321-267- 

6202 

PALM BAY 

CenterPointe Church: 91 Coply 

St. SE, 321-723-1216 

Christian Development Center: 

343 Nail St. NE, 321-984-0406 

Christ United Methodist 

Church: 7795 Babcock St. SE, 

321-984-0423 

Church For All Nations: 1805 

Canova St. SE, 321-723-8742 

Church of Iron Oak (Wiccan): 

For locations, 321-722-0291 

Community Bible Church: 91 

Emerson Drive NW, 321-724-4444 

Congregation M’Ateh Chaim: 

2105 Palm Bay Rd NE, 321-768- 

6722 

Cornerstone Assembly: 6050 

Babcock St. SE, 321-726-8810 

Covenant Presbyterian Church: 

720 Emerson Dr. NE, 321-727-2661 

Episcopal Church of Our Savior: 

1000 Jersey Lane NE, 321-723- 

8032 

Abdulaziz Alnassaer, 16 months old, eyes brother Abdullah, 10, during prayers at the Islamic Society of 

Brevard Mosque in Melbourne. It marked the end of the fast of Ramadan. TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAY 

Fellowship United Methodist 

Church: 975 Malabar Road NW, 

321-723-2143 

First Pentecostal UPC: 1021 

Emerson Drive NE, 321-723-2030 

First Presbyterian Church of 

Palm Bay: 1080 Port Malabar 

Blvd. NE, 321-725-8484 

Glory Bound Church of God 

New Testament: 2855 Jupiter 

Blvd. SE, 321-727-0780 

Grace Bible Church: 3620 Bayside 

Lakes Blvd., 321-727-1749 

Grace Bible Sanctuary: 726 

James Circle NE, 321-728-4136 

House of Prayer International: 

1520 Bottlebrush Drive NE, 

321-952-5725 

Iglesia El Sinai: 1801 Port Malabar 

Blvd. NE, 321-956-2232 

Iglesia de Dios Pentecostal: 381 

Thor Ave. SE, 321-984-8200 


Hall: 1991 Fallon Blvd., 321-724- 

4470 


Hall: 8765 Babcock St., 321-727- 

2720 

Joy Lutheran Church: 3174 

Jupiter Blvd. SE, 321-951-0166 

Lifepoint Church: 1420 Sportsman 

Lane, Palm Bay, 321-723-4781 

Lockmar Baptist Church: 700 

Emerson Drive NE, 321-984-0191 

Mount Moriah Missionary 

Baptist Church: 2295 Adams St. 

NE., 321-725-1791 

Our Lady of Grace Catholic 

Church: 300 Malabar Road SE, 

321-725-3066 

Palm Bay Christian Church: 344 

Emerson Drive NW, 321-724-0491 

Palm Bay Baptist Church: 2601 

Emerson Drive SE, 321-723-3773 

Palm Bay United Methodist 

Church: 2100 Port Malabar Blvd. 

NE, 321-727-8651 

Peace Lutheran Church: 1801 

Port Malabar Blvd. NE, 321-727- 

3131 

Pentecostal Church of the 

Living God: 2246 Northview St. 

NE, 321-728-3834 

Risen Savior Lutheran Church: 

2220 Port Malabar Blvd. NE, 

321-984-8987 

Riviera United Church of 

Christ: 451 Riviera Drive NE, 

321-723-3963 

St. Joseph Catholic Church: 

5310 Babcock St. NE, 321-727-1565 

South Babcock Street Baptist 

Church: 7415 Babcock St. SE, 

321-727-0197 

The Mission: 100 Emerson Drive 

NW, 321-768-2601 

Truth Revealed Ministries: 2838 

Palm Bay Road NE, 321-952-5151 

Victory Assembly of God: 1800 

Blaine St. NE, 321-984-2777 

PALM SHORES 

New Universal Church of Deliverance: 

4635 N. U.S. 1, 321- 

722-2584 

PORT ST. JOHN 

Blessed Sacrament Catholic 

Church: 5135 N. U.S. 1, 321-632- 

6333 

Calvary Chapel Space Coast: 

4855 Fay Blvd., 321-638-4464, 

321-745-1585 

Christian Church of Port St. 

John: 4645 Fay Blvd., 321-633- 

6338 

Community Alliance Church: 

4855 Fay Blvd., 321-639-1717 

Discovery Christian Church: 

3925 Grissom Parkway, 321-636- 

0316 

First Baptist Church of Port St. 

John: 3900 Fay Blvd., 321-636- 

5455 

First United Methodist of Port 

St. John: 1165 Fay Blvd., 321-631- 

0183 

Frontenac Baptist Church: 5500 

N. U.S. 1, Frontenac, 321-636-1369 

Port St. John First United 

Methodist Church: 1165 Fay 

Blvd., 321-631-0183 

St. Patrick Anglican Catholic 

Church: 4797 Curtis Blvd., 321- 

632-7634 

Victory Baptist Church: 242 

Capron Road, 321-632-6148 

ROCKLEDGE 

Church of the Nazarene: 651 

Barnes Blvd., 321-636-4600 


Rockledge: 1810 Cedar St., 321- 

636-1493 

Faith Temple Christian Center: 

836 Ferndale Ave., 321-631-8700 

Fiske Boulevard Church of 

Christ: 805 S. Fiske Blvd., 321-632- 

1010 

Grace Fellowship: 3420 Murrell 

Road, 321-636-3051 

Hope United Church of Christ: 

2555 S. Fiske Blvd., 321-636-0250 


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Hall Cocoa-Rockledge: 1325 

Huntington Lane, 321-636-6095 

Rockledge Christian Center: 

2175 S. Fiske Blvd., 321-632-6966 

Rockledge Church of Christ: 

2390 S. Fiske Blvd., 321-632-7349 

Rockledge Presbyterian 

Church: 921 Rockledge Drive, 

321-636-0811 

Rockledge United Methodist 

Church: 1935 S. Fiske Blvd., 

321-632-7387 

St. Mary’s Catholic Church: 

1136 Seminole Blvd., 321-636-6834 

St. Michael the Archangel 

Charismatic Episcopal 

Church: 854 Cardinal Ave., 

321-749-2956 

Trinity Lutheran Church: 1330 S. 

Fiske Blvd., 321-636-5431 


Beachside Fellowship: 505 

Cinnamon Drive, 321-777-0043 

Chabad of the Space and Treasure 

Coasts: 1190 SR A1A, 321- 

777-2770 

Church of Christ Oceanside: 

104 N.E. Third St., 321-779-4688 

Holy Apostles Episcopal 

Church: 505 Grant Ave., 321-777- 

0024 

Oceanside Community Church: 

305 Cassia Blvd., 321-777-1658 

Our Father’s House: 535 Cassia 

Blvd., 321-777-0057 

Satellite Beach United 

Methodist Church: 450 Lee Ave., 

321-777-0116 

Trinity Presbyterian Church: 

638 South Patrick Drive, 321-777- 

2047 

SCOTTSMOOR 

First Baptist Church: 3705 Sunset 

Ave., 321-268-2461 

First Freewill Baptist Church: 

5830 Travis St., 321-268-4787 

SUNTREE-VIERA 

Advent Lutheran Church at 

Suntree: 7550 N. Wickham Road, 

321-259-8515 

Church at Viera: 9005 N. Wickham 

Road, 321-259-3454 

Faith Viera Lutheran Church: 

5550 Faith Drive, 321-636-5504 

Faith Fellowship Church: 2820 

Business Center Blvd., 321-259- 

7200 

Freedom Christian Center: 

7250 Lake Andrew Drive, 321-622- 

6999 

Friendship Fellowship at 

Pineda: 3115 Friendship Place, 

321-242-1117 

Hope Episcopal Church: 190 

Interlachen Road, 321-259-5810 

Hope Lutheran Church: 4541 

North Wickham Road, FL 321-242- 

1610 

New Life Church of Central 

Brevard: 5445 Village Drive, 

Rockledge, 321-631-2836 

Pineda Presbyterian Church: 

5650 N. Wickham Road, 321-259- 

1330 

St. Katherine’s Greek Orthodox 

Church: 5965 N. Wickham 

Road, 321-254-1045 

St. John the Evangelist 

Catholic Church: 5655 Stadium 

Parkway, 321-637-9650 

St. Paul’s Anglican Church: 

7200 N. Wickham Road, 321-259- 

1130 

Suntree United Methodist 

Church: 7400 N. Wickham Road, 

321-242-2585 

Temple Beth Sholom: 5995 N. 

Wickham Road, 321-254-6333 

Temple Israel of Brevard County 

(Reform Jewish): 7350 Lake 

Andrew Drive, 321-631-9494 

TITUSVILLE 

Abundant Life Fellowship: 

3580 S. Park Ave., 321-268-1241 

Antioch Christian Fellowship 

Baptist Church: 3605 S. Hopkins 

Ave., 321-269-7833 

Bethlehem Missionary Baptist 

Church: 801 Dummitt Ave., 

321-267-5750 

Christ Central Church: 4235 

Mount Sterling Ave., 321-267- 

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Christ Community Church PCA: 

4295 Garden St., 321-269-2478 

Church of the Lord Jesus Christ 

of the Apostolic Faith: 1422 

Norwood Ave., 321-383-3020 

Faith Baptist Church: 1220 N. 

Carpenter Road, 321-269-5420 

First Baptist Church of Indian 

River City: 360 Knox McRae 

Drive, 321-268-8955 


Titusville: 303 Main St., 321-267- 

7125 

First Christian Church: 2880 Jay 

Jay Road, 321-267-4858 

First Church of the Nazarene: 

1027 Park Ave., 321-267-4404 

Truth Freewill Baptist Church: 

5311 Barna Ave., 321-269-4033 

First Presbyterian Church: 1235 

S. Park Ave., 321-267-2745 

First United Methodist Church: 

206 S. Hopkins Ave., 321-269-7631 

Forest Hills Baptist Church: 

2625 South St., 321-223-2043 

Good Shepherd Lutheran 

Church: 2073 Garden St., 321- 

267-4323 

Heritage Baptist Church: 3055 

Satterfield Road, 321-269-6934 

Hope Community Fellowship: 

2929 Cheney Highway, 321-267- 

3700 

Indian River City United Methodist 

Church: 1355 Cheney Highway, 

321-267-7922 

New Covenant Fellowship: 705 

Harrison St., 321-268-8340 

New Fellowship Baptist 

Church: 1840 Old Dixie Highway, 

321-264-0209 

New Life Christian Fellowship: 

6755 S. Washington Ave., 321-269- 

7578 

New Venture Church: 77 N. 

Carpenter Road, 321-267-2824 

Park Avenue Baptist Church: 

2600 S. Park Ave., 321-269-6702 

Sovereign Grace Church: 6750 

S. U.S. 1, 321-268-8004 

Space Coast Assembly of God: 

3155 South St., 321-267-2455 

Spirit Fire Church: 150 Country 

Club Drive, 321-383-4652 

St. Andrew United Methodist 

Church: 3380 Dairy Road, 321- 

269-7321 

St. Gabriel’s Episcopal Church: 

414 Pine St., 321-267-2545 

St. James A.M.E. Church: 625 

Dummitt Ave., 321-269-3645 

St. Luke’s Presbyterian USA: 

1255 Knox McRae Drive, 321-269- 

3260 

St. Simeon Orthodox Church: 

3175 Satterfield Road, 321-268- 

8354 

St. Teresa Catholic Church: 203 

Ojibway Ave., 321-268-3441 

Temple Baptist Church: 1400 N. 

U.S. 1, 321-269-1133 

The Pentecostals of Titusville: 

1010 Norwood Ave., 321-269-4041 

Titusville Community Church 

of Seventh-day Adventists: 

5005 Barna Ave., 321-267-8893 

Trinity Lutheran Church: 3671 S. 

Hopkins Ave., 321-267-6323 

United Christian Fellowship: 

609 Dummitt Ave., 321-383-0674 

Westside Baptist Church: 2801 

W. Tropic St., 321-267-7064 


Bethany Ministries: 1100 Dorchester 

Ave., 321-727-2495 

Calvary Chapel of Melbourne: 

2955 Minton Road, 321-952-9673 

Congregation Beth-El Melbourne: 

2185 Meadowlane Ave., 

321-779-0740 


Church: 3475 Miami Ave., 321- 

724-1305 

Melbourne Church of Christ: 

810 Hollywood Blvd., 321-723- 

8233 

New Hope Lutheran Church: 

870 Hollywood Blvd., 321-768- 

1500 

New Hope Sanctuary: 3150 

Milwaukee Ave., 321-725-7281 

Pentecostal Lighthouse: 2350 

W. New Haven Ave., 321-733-1030 

Praise Cathedral: 840 Hollywood 

Blvd., 321-723-4861 

Wesley United Methodist 

Church: 2075 Meadowlane Ave., 

321-727-7585

Brevard County Fact Book 2014 - 2015

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