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Read the full digital edition here! Features The Faces Behind the Food Pick Your Poison Upfronts Around Town: pARTicipate to Innovate: A Cultural Summit Around Town: Local Happenings Arts & Entertainment: The 50th Anniversary of the Titusville Playhouse Food &…
Seafood with Style | Chart House Reveals a Major Modern Makeover Chart House in Melbourne at the Harbor Marina on Front Street, has delivered one-of-a-kind cuisine on the banks of the Indian River Lagoon since 1982. Recently revealing a fresh and modern new look for…
By Allison Arteaga Local Hot Spots Serve Up Their Most Tempting Treats We asked you, our readers and fans, what your favorite, creative cocktails on the Space Coast are and we found out the Space Coast has a plethora of signature…
By Jaimie M. Engle A Look at Brevard’s Eclectic Food & Beverage Community Spanning more than seventy miles, our county is home to a variety of food and beverage companies with unique passions, tastes, and products. In this feature, SpaceCoast…
March is here and I am mentally preparing myself for an incredibly busy “event” season this month! Thinking about…“A Culture of Extraordinary” by Stacy London. I have been a fan of Stacy London since her “What Not to Wear” TV…
Introducing SpaceCoast Living’s Best of the Space Coast SpaceCoast Living’s Best of the Space Coast Awards recognizes the area’s finest in food and drink, entertainment, culture and shopping – basically our roundup of everything spectacular, delicious, entertaining and stylish on the Space Coast….
Like Dorothy said, there’s truly no place like home. March’s issue is all about that special place most of us go to relax, recharge and unwind — our home. Having a place to call home is both a necessity and…
Twelve years ago Maria Seelman was looking for a local organization where she could make a real difference. She had a passion for giving back but didn’t want to just write a check. After she was introduced to the Children’s…
Get Ready for Spring Spring is here and there’s no better time to do a thorough evaluation of your closets. Determining what can stay and what can go is no easy task. It’s easy to get overwhelmed, so think about…
By Jaimie M. Engle Dr. Dan the Magic Man, owner of Magic Dove Magic Shop in downtown Cocoa Village, has been practicing magic since before he could remember. At the age of two, he would throw a stick over his shoulder,…
By Jessica JG Neal Having a clean, organized and extremely functional kitchen space is a lifesaver to any household, especially in the busy world most of us live in these days. I recently had the pleasure of helping a client…
By Jaimie M. Engle Local musician Jay DiBella has taken his love for carpentry and refurbishing and started creating unique repurposed products. His passion to “fix up rather than throw out” has brought about repurposed speakers, PA systems, patio furniture and…
Baer’s Furniture Opens its Largest Store in West Melbourne Family owned and operated for 69 years, Baer’s offers famous brand name furniture. Its newest and most exquisite showcase in Melbourne offers 100,000 square feet of the perfect furniture to suit…
Weaving the Stories of Women’s Lives The Women’s Business Center at Florida Tech will host a luncheon to celebrate Women’s History Month and recognize outstanding leaders in the community on Thursday, March 19. The annual luncheon is held in collaboration with the National…
by Christine Edwards The New Standard for Florida Students FCAT (Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test) used to be a term that fired up Floridian students and teachers to hit the books hard. The 2014-2015 school year bids farewell to the FCAT and…