Vero Heritage

The Vero Heritage Center is a national landmark building in the heart of Historic Downtown Vero Beach, situated in Pocahontas Park. Built in 1935 and placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1993, the building is stewarded by Vero Heritage, Inc., a nonprofit dedicated to preserving this piece of local and national history. The main hall is the centerpiece for events, featuring an open beamed cathedral ceiling, pine wood floors, and a coquina stone fireplace. A stage provides a natural focal point for ceremonies, live music, and presentations, while complimentary WiFi serves the practical needs of modern gatherings. The venue hosts weddings, fundraisers, corporate functions, and community celebrations. Alongside its event spaces, the Heritage Center is home to the Indian River Citrus Museum, which chronicles the region's citrus industry through artifacts, photographs, and vintage advertising prints — offering guests a connection to Vero Beach's agricultural roots.