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Crabby Cakes Consignment
Dave & Patricia Dahne, Owners
772-934-6067
Consignment Shop

DK Hite Travel
Kerri Hite, Owner
772-341-1363
www.dkhitetravel.com
Travel Network

Fifth Third Processing Solutions
Dan Hulen, Sales Representative
772-240-1552
www.merchant.53.com
Credit Card Processing

Historical Society of Martin County
Elliott Museum—House of Refuge
772-225-1961
Museums

Jensen Beach Boat Rentals
Alex Pappas, Owner
772-334-1000
SunDance Marine
www.jensenbeachboatrentals.com
Boat Rentals

Keiser University
Linda Fitzpatrick
772-398-9990
772-335-9619
www.keiseruniversity.edu
Schools—Colleges/Universities

Keyes Company Realtors
David Dahne, Realtor
Hutchinson Island Office
772-678-1078
Real Estate


Keyes Company Realtors
Loretta Ferro, Realtor
772-708-1524
www.ferroproperties.com
Real Estate

Kiwanis Club of Jensen Beach
Ivan Monroe, President
772-286-3210
Associations/Clubs

McNicholas & Associates
Ike Crumpler, Account Executive
772-219-1719
www.mcnicholas.biz
Public Relations/Advertising

MedStat Urgant Care
Dr. Bruce Kammerman
772-692-2324
www.medstatfl.org
Medical Services

Mr. Small Move
Florence Howe, Marketing Manager
772-340-2626
www.mrsmallmove.com
Moving & Storage

Ocean Breeze Veterinary
Medical Center
Rodney S. Graves D.V.M.
772-334-2273
Veterinarians

Paintegrity
Brian Colletti, President
772-485-3050
Painting Contractor

Personal Touch Tailoring
Frank Canuto, Owner
Granada Plaza
772-692-9111
Tailors

Pietro’s On The River
Pietro Valentino, Owner
772-229-7575
www.pietrosontheriver.com
Restaurants

Reel Fence, Inc.
Kim Biancardi, President
772-286-9969
www.reelfence.net
Fencing

RomanticVows.com
Elizabeth Turk, Owner
772-229-1449
www.RomanticVows.com
Wedding Officiating

Safe & Sound Storage Center
Andres Castellanos, Manager
772-334-2858
www.safeandasoundstorage.com
Storage

Sen Gence International
Elizabeth Turk, Distributor #162394
772-229-1449
www.senegence.com
Cosmetics

St. Lucie Medical Center
Kevin L. Keeling, CFO
772-335-4000
www.stluciemed.com
Hospital

Serenity Beach House
Adrienne Schoenwalder
772-232-0050
Associations

Snap Fitness
Dan Beahan, President
772-232-2273
snapfitness.com/jensenbeachfl
Fitness Center

Sunny Day Café
Derrick A. Medina, Chef/Owner
772-232-0437
Restaurants

The Inn At Tilton Place
Katie Wacha, Owner
323-252-7745
www.innattiltonplace.com
Bed & Breakfast Inn

The Wash Club Laundry
Ronald Martin, Owner
772-334-8467
Dry Cleaners

Treasure Coast Family Wellness
Dr. Craig Jochum
772-692-7636
Chrioprators, Physical Therapy, Medical Massage

Tropical Smoothie Café
Nick Gannascoli, Owner
772-334-5727
www.tropicalsmoothie.com
Restaurants

U.S. Air & Refrigeration, Inc.
Noel Unruh, President
Janet Reuther, Sales & Marketing
772-334-5776
www.usair-refrigeration.com
Air Conditioning
Refrigeration Service/Repair

Vito’s Italian Restaurant
Vito & Laura Massa, Owners
772-229-9630
Restaurant & Catering

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LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
Fun Spots to Visit Around Town
As you enter Jensen Beach, the Historic Jensen/Rio Arch welcome’s visitors and new residents to town. Built in 1925, the Arch marks the boundary between Rio
and Jensen Beach. For all those inquiring minds, the Environmental Studies Center teaches ecology using exhibits and a hands-on educational style for student’s kindergarten through eighth grade. Visitors are invited to view the saltwater aquariums, marine life museum and wet lab.

On Hutchinson Island you will find the Florida Oceanographic Society. It’s a research and educational center that is also home to the Frances Langford Visitor Center. The Visitor Center showcases marine displays and exhibits including a replica of the Saballariid Reef. Gilbert’s Bar House of Refuge Museum holds interesting treasures from yester-year. The museum was built in 1875 making it the oldest structure of Martin County. Originally a refuge for shipwrecked sailors, the Museum preserves lifesaving equipment and maritime exhibits from the 1500s. The Elliott Museum houses the inventions of Sterling Elliot as well as shops, Indian artifacts, contemporary art and classic automobiles.

On a breezy afternoon, take a stroll along Maple Street and you’ll find charming cottages where artists display and sell original art works. A drive down Peacock Lane will reveal families of colorful peacocks. Jensen Beach also holds many of the area’s finest dining establishments. A variety of culinary specialties are available, while the most popular selection is fresh seafood. When its time to go shopping visit the Treasure Coast Square Mall and find the style or accessory of your choosing. Near the mall are two major shopping centers, Square One and Marketplace Square.

What town would be complete without the spice and entertainment of the cultural arts? Art collections, plays, antiques, heritage facilities, art and dance companies, live music and much more can be found in the area. Five main stage productions come alive each season at The Barn Theatre. The Theatre puts on a series of one-act shows between each main stage production. They have purchased a piece of land with plans to build on it in the future. The Lyric Theater is a historic 500-seat venue that hosts a year-round slate of entertainment. Friends of the Lyric, Inc., operate the theater as a not-for-profit organization that showcases a variety of events. Here audiences are entertained with everything from concerts and seminars to theatrical productions and children’s programming.

Florida’s Treasure Coast
The Jensen Beach area encompasses the communities of Hutchinson Island, Rio, Sewall’s Point and Jensen Beach. The Jensen Beach area is known as Florida’s Treasure Coast as it rests on the scenic Indian River and the St. Lucie River. The mild weather, ample beach and easygoing pace of Jensen make it a great place for vacationing year round and winter homes.

If you enjoy living among natural beauty you’ll find Jensen Beach a great place to open a business and raise a family. The area has become a recreational paradise of water sports, relaxation, and natural beauty, as well. The average temperature is 82 degrees with the cool breezes off the Atlantic during summer highs. While 100,000 people have made their home in Martin County, 15,000 reside in the Jensen Beach communities year-round.

Population on Hutchinson Island doubles from December through April as winter brings guests from all over. Sewall’s Point is the gateway to the Atlantic Ocean. The town is home to many families with homes on tree-lined streets in a peaceful community.

Rio resides along the St. Lucie River while Jensen Beach itself runs alongside the Indian River, north of Sewall’s Point. From recreation to relaxation, whatever community you visit or relocate to you’ll enjoy the lifestyle that is Jensen Beach.

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