Brevard Arts / Exhibits Events Calendar

Fifth Avenue Art Gallery is proud to announce Shadow & Light, art by Jill Heveron in September. Heveron is the 2nd Place Winner of the 2018 100% Pure Florida statewide competition.

Jillane Heveron, a 20 year resident of Florida, acquired a love of art and architecture during high school in her hometown of Syracuse, New York. Her lifelong love of creativity has culminated in an intense study of painting over the past decade. Beginning in watercolor she evolved through acrylics and finally settled into oils as her chosen media. She has studied under several local instructors while honing her skills. Heveron currently finds her passion in plein air painting.

Jill selects subjects that appeal to her. These include botanicals, florals, architectural structures, and scenes from a recent trip to Italy. Heveron says of her work “I really enjoy trying a variety of subjects as they all offer a challenge. That’s how you grow as an artist. To me art is always a work in progress. Just because a painting is signed and framed does not mean it is ever finished, in the artist’s eye.”

Fifth Avenue Art Gallery is located in the Eau Gallie Arts District. All events are open and free to the public. For further information call 321-259-8261.

The Studios of Cocoa Beach introduces its September Artist of the Month, Jaymee Paddock Weinreich. Jaymee is a talented, award winning artist as well as an outstanding arts educator. Her colorful oil and acrylic paintings often have tropical themes reflecting the time she spent in Puerto Rico. She also works in pencil and pastels, makes jewelry, has illustrated several books, and teaches at the Studios. A six week Acrylic class begins October 9. She also offers fun Sip n Paint sessions ( October 4 and 18) where non-artists socialize and create a painting under her excellent guidance.

Jaymee came to Cocoa Beach in 1956 when her father began working on space guidance systems and her mother taught at Freedom 7, Roosevelt Jr High and Cocoa Beach High. Jaymee graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Florida International University and later moved to Puerto Rico where she taught and then became a full time artist Paintings, murals, custom signs, and commercial designs,including some 3-sculpture; were created in her studio located in the rainforest mountains of Ceiba, in Eastern Puerto Rico. While there, she wrote an arts column for El Playero, a Brevard County Hispanic newspaper. She created art for tourists visiting the El Yunque National Rainforest, owned a gallery and was a member of several other galleries.

In September 2014, Weinreich returned to Florida to reconnect to her childhood
home and continue her journey as an artist and a promoter of art in general. She was a member of the Art Gallery of Viera until 2016 when she became one of the founding members of the Studios of Cocoa Beach. She is a Board member and curates their bi-monthly exhibits as well as teaching. When not working at the Studios she explores jewelry techniques, illustrates books and does commission such as a recent mother-daughter mermaid painting. When asked, What next? She exclaims, All I can do is keep creating. It is what I like to do and what I have worked on for so long. It is about passion and dedication.

A limited edition giclee print of Jaymees painting Leatherbacks will be the prize in the Studios monthly giveaway. To enter this free drawing, visit the Studios any day in September. Her work can be viewed during the Studios regular hours and at Jaymees website www.weinreichstudio.com

The Studios of Cocoa Beach, 165 Minuteman Causeway in downtown Cocoa Beach is open Monday 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Closed Tuesday, Wednesday through Saturday 10:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Farmers Market & vegan event. Featuring fresh produce, local fresh foods & food trucks including vegan items.

Fifth Avenue Art Gallery is proud to announce Shadow & Light, art by Jill Heveron in September. Heveron is the 2nd Place Winner of the 2018 100% Pure Florida statewide competition.

Jillane Heveron, a 20 year resident of Florida, acquired a love of art and architecture during high school in her hometown of Syracuse, New York. Her lifelong love of creativity has culminated in an intense study of painting over the past decade. Beginning in watercolor she evolved through acrylics and finally settled into oils as her chosen media. She has studied under several local instructors while honing her skills. Heveron currently finds her passion in plein air painting.

Jill selects subjects that appeal to her. These include botanicals, florals, architectural structures, and scenes from a recent trip to Italy. Heveron says of her work “I really enjoy trying a variety of subjects as they all offer a challenge. That’s how you grow as an artist. To me art is always a work in progress. Just because a painting is signed and framed does not mean it is ever finished, in the artist’s eye.”

Fifth Avenue Art Gallery is located in the Eau Gallie Arts District. All events are open and free to the public. For further information call 321-259-8261.

Rooted, Revived, Reinvented: Basketry in America visually chronicles the history of American basketry from its origins in Native American, European, and African traditions to its contemporary presence in the fine art and craft worlds. Learn more!
Image: Kate Anderson, Lichtenstein Teapot/Girl with Ribbon, 2005. Waxed linen thread, stainless steel.

The Studios of Cocoa Beach introduces its September Artist of the Month, Jaymee Paddock Weinreich. Jaymee is a talented, award winning artist as well as an outstanding arts educator. Her colorful oil and acrylic paintings often have tropical themes reflecting the time she spent in Puerto Rico. She also works in pencil and pastels, makes jewelry, has illustrated several books, and teaches at the Studios. A six week Acrylic class begins October 9. She also offers fun Sip n Paint sessions ( October 4 and 18) where non-artists socialize and create a painting under her excellent guidance.

Jaymee came to Cocoa Beach in 1956 when her father began working on space guidance systems and her mother taught at Freedom 7, Roosevelt Jr High and Cocoa Beach High. Jaymee graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Florida International University and later moved to Puerto Rico where she taught and then became a full time artist Paintings, murals, custom signs, and commercial designs,including some 3-sculpture; were created in her studio located in the rainforest mountains of Ceiba, in Eastern Puerto Rico. While there, she wrote an arts column for El Playero, a Brevard County Hispanic newspaper. She created art for tourists visiting the El Yunque National Rainforest, owned a gallery and was a member of several other galleries.

In September 2014, Weinreich returned to Florida to reconnect to her childhood
home and continue her journey as an artist and a promoter of art in general. She was a member of the Art Gallery of Viera until 2016 when she became one of the founding members of the Studios of Cocoa Beach. She is a Board member and curates their bi-monthly exhibits as well as teaching. When not working at the Studios she explores jewelry techniques, illustrates books and does commission such as a recent mother-daughter mermaid painting. When asked, What next? She exclaims, All I can do is keep creating. It is what I like to do and what I have worked on for so long. It is about passion and dedication.

A limited edition giclee print of Jaymees painting Leatherbacks will be the prize in the Studios monthly giveaway. To enter this free drawing, visit the Studios any day in September. Her work can be viewed during the Studios regular hours and at Jaymees website www.weinreichstudio.com

The Studios of Cocoa Beach, 165 Minuteman Causeway in downtown Cocoa Beach is open Monday 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Closed Tuesday, Wednesday through Saturday 10:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Come join us to make 2 stunning handmade cards. We use the finest papers, stamps, inks and diecuts. All supplies are included in the $10 price. We have 2 classes (10 am and 1 pm) each Monday.

Fifth Avenue Art Gallery is proud to announce Shadow & Light, art by Jill Heveron in September. Heveron is the 2nd Place Winner of the 2018 100% Pure Florida statewide competition.

Jillane Heveron, a 20 year resident of Florida, acquired a love of art and architecture during high school in her hometown of Syracuse, New York. Her lifelong love of creativity has culminated in an intense study of painting over the past decade. Beginning in watercolor she evolved through acrylics and finally settled into oils as her chosen media. She has studied under several local instructors while honing her skills. Heveron currently finds her passion in plein air painting.

Jill selects subjects that appeal to her. These include botanicals, florals, architectural structures, and scenes from a recent trip to Italy. Heveron says of her work “I really enjoy trying a variety of subjects as they all offer a challenge. That’s how you grow as an artist. To me art is always a work in progress. Just because a painting is signed and framed does not mean it is ever finished, in the artist’s eye.”

Fifth Avenue Art Gallery is located in the Eau Gallie Arts District. All events are open and free to the public. For further information call 321-259-8261.

Rooted, Revived, Reinvented: Basketry in America visually chronicles the history of American basketry from its origins in Native American, European, and African traditions to its contemporary presence in the fine art and craft worlds. Learn more!
Image: Kate Anderson, Lichtenstein Teapot/Girl with Ribbon, 2005. Waxed linen thread, stainless steel.

The Studios of Cocoa Beach introduces its September Artist of the Month, Jaymee Paddock Weinreich. Jaymee is a talented, award winning artist as well as an outstanding arts educator. Her colorful oil and acrylic paintings often have tropical themes reflecting the time she spent in Puerto Rico. She also works in pencil and pastels, makes jewelry, has illustrated several books, and teaches at the Studios. A six week Acrylic class begins October 9. She also offers fun Sip n Paint sessions ( October 4 and 18) where non-artists socialize and create a painting under her excellent guidance.

Jaymee came to Cocoa Beach in 1956 when her father began working on space guidance systems and her mother taught at Freedom 7, Roosevelt Jr High and Cocoa Beach High. Jaymee graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Florida International University and later moved to Puerto Rico where she taught and then became a full time artist Paintings, murals, custom signs, and commercial designs,including some 3-sculpture; were created in her studio located in the rainforest mountains of Ceiba, in Eastern Puerto Rico. While there, she wrote an arts column for El Playero, a Brevard County Hispanic newspaper. She created art for tourists visiting the El Yunque National Rainforest, owned a gallery and was a member of several other galleries.

In September 2014, Weinreich returned to Florida to reconnect to her childhood
home and continue her journey as an artist and a promoter of art in general. She was a member of the Art Gallery of Viera until 2016 when she became one of the founding members of the Studios of Cocoa Beach. She is a Board member and curates their bi-monthly exhibits as well as teaching. When not working at the Studios she explores jewelry techniques, illustrates books and does commission such as a recent mother-daughter mermaid painting. When asked, What next? She exclaims, All I can do is keep creating. It is what I like to do and what I have worked on for so long. It is about passion and dedication.

A limited edition giclee print of Jaymees painting Leatherbacks will be the prize in the Studios monthly giveaway. To enter this free drawing, visit the Studios any day in September. Her work can be viewed during the Studios regular hours and at Jaymees website www.weinreichstudio.com

The Studios of Cocoa Beach, 165 Minuteman Causeway in downtown Cocoa Beach is open Monday 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Closed Tuesday, Wednesday through Saturday 10:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Fifth Avenue Art Gallery is proud to announce Shadow & Light, art by Jill Heveron in September. Heveron is the 2nd Place Winner of the 2018 100% Pure Florida statewide competition.

Jillane Heveron, a 20 year resident of Florida, acquired a love of art and architecture during high school in her hometown of Syracuse, New York. Her lifelong love of creativity has culminated in an intense study of painting over the past decade. Beginning in watercolor she evolved through acrylics and finally settled into oils as her chosen media. She has studied under several local instructors while honing her skills. Heveron currently finds her passion in plein air painting.

Jill selects subjects that appeal to her. These include botanicals, florals, architectural structures, and scenes from a recent trip to Italy. Heveron says of her work “I really enjoy trying a variety of subjects as they all offer a challenge. That’s how you grow as an artist. To me art is always a work in progress. Just because a painting is signed and framed does not mean it is ever finished, in the artist’s eye.”

Fifth Avenue Art Gallery is located in the Eau Gallie Arts District. All events are open and free to the public. For further information call 321-259-8261.

We make to beautiful greeting cards at each class. Superior quality products are included in the $10 fee. Come chat, relax and have fun creating!

Rooted, Revived, Reinvented: Basketry in America visually chronicles the history of American basketry from its origins in Native American, European, and African traditions to its contemporary presence in the fine art and craft worlds. Learn more!
Image: Kate Anderson, Lichtenstein Teapot/Girl with Ribbon, 2005. Waxed linen thread, stainless steel.

The Studios of Cocoa Beach introduces its September Artist of the Month, Jaymee Paddock Weinreich. Jaymee is a talented, award winning artist as well as an outstanding arts educator. Her colorful oil and acrylic paintings often have tropical themes reflecting the time she spent in Puerto Rico. She also works in pencil and pastels, makes jewelry, has illustrated several books, and teaches at the Studios. A six week Acrylic class begins October 9. She also offers fun Sip n Paint sessions ( October 4 and 18) where non-artists socialize and create a painting under her excellent guidance.

Jaymee came to Cocoa Beach in 1956 when her father began working on space guidance systems and her mother taught at Freedom 7, Roosevelt Jr High and Cocoa Beach High. Jaymee graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Florida International University and later moved to Puerto Rico where she taught and then became a full time artist Paintings, murals, custom signs, and commercial designs,including some 3-sculpture; were created in her studio located in the rainforest mountains of Ceiba, in Eastern Puerto Rico. While there, she wrote an arts column for El Playero, a Brevard County Hispanic newspaper. She created art for tourists visiting the El Yunque National Rainforest, owned a gallery and was a member of several other galleries.

In September 2014, Weinreich returned to Florida to reconnect to her childhood
home and continue her journey as an artist and a promoter of art in general. She was a member of the Art Gallery of Viera until 2016 when she became one of the founding members of the Studios of Cocoa Beach. She is a Board member and curates their bi-monthly exhibits as well as teaching. When not working at the Studios she explores jewelry techniques, illustrates books and does commission such as a recent mother-daughter mermaid painting. When asked, What next? She exclaims, All I can do is keep creating. It is what I like to do and what I have worked on for so long. It is about passion and dedication.

A limited edition giclee print of Jaymees painting Leatherbacks will be the prize in the Studios monthly giveaway. To enter this free drawing, visit the Studios any day in September. Her work can be viewed during the Studios regular hours and at Jaymees website www.weinreichstudio.com

The Studios of Cocoa Beach, 165 Minuteman Causeway in downtown Cocoa Beach is open Monday 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Closed Tuesday, Wednesday through Saturday 10:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Memaws in Palm Bay
Copper Chimney

Fifth Avenue Art Gallery is proud to announce Shadow & Light, art by Jill Heveron in September. Heveron is the 2nd Place Winner of the 2018 100% Pure Florida statewide competition.

Jillane Heveron, a 20 year resident of Florida, acquired a love of art and architecture during high school in her hometown of Syracuse, New York. Her lifelong love of creativity has culminated in an intense study of painting over the past decade. Beginning in watercolor she evolved through acrylics and finally settled into oils as her chosen media. She has studied under several local instructors while honing her skills. Heveron currently finds her passion in plein air painting.

Jill selects subjects that appeal to her. These include botanicals, florals, architectural structures, and scenes from a recent trip to Italy. Heveron says of her work “I really enjoy trying a variety of subjects as they all offer a challenge. That’s how you grow as an artist. To me art is always a work in progress. Just because a painting is signed and framed does not mean it is ever finished, in the artist’s eye.”

Fifth Avenue Art Gallery is located in the Eau Gallie Arts District. All events are open and free to the public. For further information call 321-259-8261.

Rooted, Revived, Reinvented: Basketry in America visually chronicles the history of American basketry from its origins in Native American, European, and African traditions to its contemporary presence in the fine art and craft worlds. Learn more!
Image: Kate Anderson, Lichtenstein Teapot/Girl with Ribbon, 2005. Waxed linen thread, stainless steel.

The Studios of Cocoa Beach introduces its September Artist of the Month, Jaymee Paddock Weinreich. Jaymee is a talented, award winning artist as well as an outstanding arts educator. Her colorful oil and acrylic paintings often have tropical themes reflecting the time she spent in Puerto Rico. She also works in pencil and pastels, makes jewelry, has illustrated several books, and teaches at the Studios. A six week Acrylic class begins October 9. She also offers fun Sip n Paint sessions ( October 4 and 18) where non-artists socialize and create a painting under her excellent guidance.

Jaymee came to Cocoa Beach in 1956 when her father began working on space guidance systems and her mother taught at Freedom 7, Roosevelt Jr High and Cocoa Beach High. Jaymee graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Florida International University and later moved to Puerto Rico where she taught and then became a full time artist Paintings, murals, custom signs, and commercial designs,including some 3-sculpture; were created in her studio located in the rainforest mountains of Ceiba, in Eastern Puerto Rico. While there, she wrote an arts column for El Playero, a Brevard County Hispanic newspaper. She created art for tourists visiting the El Yunque National Rainforest, owned a gallery and was a member of several other galleries.

In September 2014, Weinreich returned to Florida to reconnect to her childhood
home and continue her journey as an artist and a promoter of art in general. She was a member of the Art Gallery of Viera until 2016 when she became one of the founding members of the Studios of Cocoa Beach. She is a Board member and curates their bi-monthly exhibits as well as teaching. When not working at the Studios she explores jewelry techniques, illustrates books and does commission such as a recent mother-daughter mermaid painting. When asked, What next? She exclaims, All I can do is keep creating. It is what I like to do and what I have worked on for so long. It is about passion and dedication.

A limited edition giclee print of Jaymees painting Leatherbacks will be the prize in the Studios monthly giveaway. To enter this free drawing, visit the Studios any day in September. Her work can be viewed during the Studios regular hours and at Jaymees website www.weinreichstudio.com

The Studios of Cocoa Beach, 165 Minuteman Causeway in downtown Cocoa Beach is open Monday 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Closed Tuesday, Wednesday through Saturday 10:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.