INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — The Indian River Land Trust will celebrate 25 years of conservation this year at its annual benefit.
Presented by Stephanie and Orin Smith, Celebrate 25 Years of Conservation will take place Thursday, Nov. 6, at the beautiful Rock City Gardens in Wabasso.
Anniversary sponsors include Jill and Paul Kaneb and Paula and Fred Knier. Lead Land Sponsors are Dick and Sally Brickman, Bill and Laura Buck, Long Shadows Cattle Co., Beth and Ray Smith, Warren and Virginia Schwerin and Emily and Ned Sherwood.
The honorary Chair of the Anniversary Celebration is founding member and Director Emeritus: Toni Robinson. The Event is co-Chaired by Jill Kaneb and Paula H. Knier.
The committee for this year’s event has been hard at work in preparation for the opening event of the season. The decorations committee has been meeting with Monti of Monti’s Flower Market. Monti and her husband have generously supported the Land Trust’s Benefit, giving time and talent to create table arrangements fitting with the theme of the evening.
After enjoying scrumptious hors d’oeuvres and cocktails, guests will raise their glasses honoring Toni Robinson and the Land Trust, followed by a buffet dinner and musical entertainment.
Once the fire pit is lit, guests will be able to toast marshmallows for S’mores and kick up their heels dancing to the sounds of the Sunrise Party Band.
The Indian River Land Trust thanks Venue Sponsor Rock City Gardens; and Theme Sponsors Tentlogix/Premier Party Rental, Joan and Al DeCrane, Georgia E. Welles, Norris & Company Real Estate – Tyler and Gena Grove, Dace and King Stubbs, Complete Electric, Page 2 Design, Carolyn and William Stutt, Ned and Sherry Ann Dayton, Vero Beach Magazine, Scripps Treasure Coast, PNC Wealth Management, Taurian Florida Properties LLC, Mr. and Mrs. Brashears, Emilie and Bob Burr, The Moorings Realty Sales, Croom Construction & Whitehall Professional Property Management, Moor & Associates, Architects, P.A., and Don and Patsy Riefler.
The event begins at 6 p.m. and tickets are $175 per person. For more information or to make a reservation call (772)-794-0701.
The mission of the Indian River Land Trust is to promote the preservation, conservation and improvement of Indian River County’s natural resources and special places for the benefit of the general public and future generations. The Land Trust has purchased and protected 900 acres on the Lagoon, which includes eight miles of shoreline.
