10/29/2021
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Sunset over manatee pocket
Port Salerno Waterfront District
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Port Salerno is a historic waterfront district located along Manatee Pocket on the Treasure Coast.
08/03/2021
From Fish House Art Center
Port Salerno has been dubbed one of the coolest towns in the country. Come find out the haunted history and natural beauty in this town.
08/20/2018
The Twisted Craft And Creamery now has an opening for part time help (25-30 hours per week). The Creamery is located on the water in the beautiful Manatee Pocket and serves an eclectic blend of...
08/03/2018
06/23/2018
Prime Teres Major, Confit Potatoes, Roasted Broccolini, Sweet Peppers, Leeks, Maitre d’ Butter.
06/15/2018
03/10/2018
The crabs have arrived!
12/25/2017
Warm Holiday Wishes from our Pirate's Cove Family!! Please Come visit us on Christmas Day! - Reservations Available 772-287-2500 X121 ~ But ALL are welcome!! Dinner Served Beginning at 1pm with last seating at 4:30
12/25/2017
To all my wonderful family, friends and customers, have a safe and festive Holiday Season.
12/22/2017
12/21/2017
12/20/2017
Opening soon...
How do you like our new sign? We’ll be opening sometime next week and are now taking reservations for Christmas Eve and New Years Eve. Please email us at [email protected] or call 772-324-8357. Thanks for your patience!
09/11/2017
The POWER is back ON and we are OPEN!!
08/19/2017
05/23/2017
Back at the Tuna after a trip to Fiji. We dove with bull sharks! Photo credit: Timothy Johnson
04/15/2017
Vote now for your favorite Florida Beach Bar of 2017! The top 10 winners will be announced in May of 2017.
04/10/2017
We had a very active night last night. I was perfect weather for a ghost 👻 tour. The Spirits shared themselves with a ghostbox session many with not forget. Thank You all for making this tour filled with laughter and haunting memories👻
03/01/2017
02/22/2017
Aloha!
08/21/2016
Happy Sunday! We have a fresh load of blue crabs arriving today along with our delicious royal red shrimp! Hours today are from 130pm-800pm.
08/07/2016
Buy two, get free delivery 😜
08/07/2016
New ceramic beads just out of the kiln today.
08/07/2016
08/07/2016
08/07/2016
“Snapper trappin'" will be on top of the offshore to do list for near coastal anglers during the hot summer days of August. Several local species of snapper-including lane, vermilion, mangrove (gray), and mutton- will be solidly in to their yearly spawning period this month.
08/07/2016
Vero Beach Pirate Festival
“We got together in a few days a company of the toughest old salts imaginable... fellows, by their faces, of the most indomitable spirit.”
― Robert Louis Stevenson, Treasure Island
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Port Salerno, FL
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Why is there no post or pictures of the multi million dollar industry right around the corner?? Seems to me you would consider promoting the entire waterfront!! The commercial fishing industry is the history of this town!!!
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Blue, like the Sea and the Sky.
Just like the hands of an indigo artisan, the color of blue derived from the tade Japanese indigo plant is said to show its own variety. “Japan Blue” was coined in the 19th century by a British chemist as a catchall for the 48 different hues that can be produced from the sukumo dye. It is a remarkably versatile medium to work with, and I would like to introduce you to our favorite indigo workshop in Port Salerno Florida.
The Aya Fiber Studio is a cozy indigo studio located in the Fish House Art Center located in the popular Port Salerno Waterfront District of Martin County, Florida. The owner/ artist, Suzanne Connors has been practicing the art of aizome indigo dyeing over the last 13 years and she opened the first dyeing workshop in Martin County back in 2014. Suzanne produces stunning textiles, but the studio serves a secondary purpose as well. This goal is to educate locals and travelers alike in the ways of traditional Japanese craft.
There are several common ways of performing the aizome dyeing process. One method uses hand cut katagami stencils to apply a thick dye-rice resistant paste to the fabric and then cover it with sawdust. Dipping this in dye leaves behind a design that maintains a high level of detail. This is called katazome. Another way to leave a design on the textile is to paint it on freehand using wax. This Japanese method of batik is called rozome
The most popular process for visitors at the Aya fiber Studio is called shibori and is remarkably like the tie-dyeing we have all seen. Strings or rubber bands are used to bind a folded cloth. Patterns are hand stitched. Some are even folded and clamped with wood blocks. The binding can be in applied in evenly spaced intervals, or in a more random approach with creative overlaps. All these methods will produce patterns on the cloth. An inexperienced dyer may not be able to correctly read the pattern that will be produced as they bind the fabric, so part of the fun is the element of surprise. Another is experiencing the magic of indigo!
Visitors to The Aya Fiber Studio Workshop can experience a one day or 3-day aizome squeeze dyeing workshop. The studio offers shibori and indigo workshops monthly. After binding their cloth as they please, the dipping process begins. Submerging the bundle into a vat of indigo and kneading and squeezing it is a highly satisfying tactile experience. The first dip will turn the cloth a rich green color, but successive plunges push the color to a much darker hue. When the desired shade is achieved, the finishing process occurs. The dye is neutralized with a vinegar solution and then the textile is dried for you to take home.
Taking an aizome workshop at The Aya Fiber Studio is a great way to gain a hands-on appreciation for a unique Japanese craft. The studio also hosts surface design, stitching and other textile workshops throughout the year and features a boutique gallery where you can buy all sorts of indigo dyed and art-to wear items in a large selection of hues. The Aya Fiber Studio Workshop remains one of most popular hands-on activities in Stuart as it appeals to students of all ages.
Visit the website at https://www.ayafiberstudio or contact Suzanne at [email protected] to add a visit to this special studio to your Martin County vacation. The studio is located at:
4745 SE Desoto Ave, Studio H
Stuart, FL 34997
Open daily from 10am-5pm
to register for an Indigo & Shibori Workshop: https://www.ayafiberstudio.com/indigo-naturaldye-workshops
We also offer online classes: https://www.ayafiberstudio.com/live-classes
Just like the hands of an indigo artisan, the color of blue derived from the tade Japanese indigo plant is said to show its own variety. “Japan Blue” was coined in the 19th century by a British chemist as a catchall for the 48 different hues that can be produced from the sukumo dye. It is a remarkably versatile medium to work with, and I would like to introduce you to our favorite indigo workshop in Port Salerno Florida.
The Aya Fiber Studio is a cozy indigo studio located in the Fish House Art Center located in the popular Port Salerno Waterfront District of Martin County, Florida. The owner/ artist, Suzanne Connors has been practicing the art of aizome indigo dyeing over the last 13 years and she opened the first dyeing workshop in Martin County back in 2014. Suzanne produces stunning textiles, but the studio serves a secondary purpose as well. This goal is to educate locals and travelers alike in the ways of traditional Japanese craft.
There are several common ways of performing the aizome dyeing process. One method uses hand cut katagami stencils to apply a thick dye-rice resistant paste to the fabric and then cover it with sawdust. Dipping this in dye leaves behind a design that maintains a high level of detail. This is called katazome. Another way to leave a design on the textile is to paint it on freehand using wax. This Japanese method of batik is called rozome
The most popular process for visitors at the Aya fiber Studio is called shibori and is remarkably like the tie-dyeing we have all seen. Strings or rubber bands are used to bind a folded cloth. Patterns are hand stitched. Some are even folded and clamped with wood blocks. The binding can be in applied in evenly spaced intervals, or in a more random approach with creative overlaps. All these methods will produce patterns on the cloth. An inexperienced dyer may not be able to correctly read the pattern that will be produced as they bind the fabric, so part of the fun is the element of surprise. Another is experiencing the magic of indigo!
Visitors to The Aya Fiber Studio Workshop can experience a one day or 3-day aizome squeeze dyeing workshop. The studio offers shibori and indigo workshops monthly. After binding their cloth as they please, the dipping process begins. Submerging the bundle into a vat of indigo and kneading and squeezing it is a highly satisfying tactile experience. The first dip will turn the cloth a rich green color, but successive plunges push the color to a much darker hue. When the desired shade is achieved, the finishing process occurs. The dye is neutralized with a vinegar solution and then the textile is dried for you to take home.
Taking an aizome workshop at The Aya Fiber Studio is a great way to gain a hands-on appreciation for a unique Japanese craft. The studio also hosts surface design, stitching and other textile workshops throughout the year and features a boutique gallery where you can buy all sorts of indigo dyed and art-to wear items in a large selection of hues. The Aya Fiber Studio Workshop remains one of most popular hands-on activities in Stuart as it appeals to students of all ages.
Visit the website at https://www.ayafiberstudio or contact Suzanne at [email protected] to add a visit to this special studio to your Martin County vacation. The studio is located at:
4745 SE Desoto Ave, Studio H
Stuart, FL 34997
Open daily from 10am-5pm
to register for an Indigo & Shibori Workshop: https://www.ayafiberstudio.com/indigo-naturaldye-workshops
We also offer online classes: https://www.ayafiberstudio.com/live-classes
Just Listed by: Derik Baumgartner
3074 SE Banyan St
Stuart, FL 34997
$234,999
Bring your Boat/RV & Toys!!! Large Corner Lot!!! No HOA. CBS 3Bed 2Bath renovated in 2015. Newer Impact Windows, Metal Roof, Upgraded Kitchen with Granite & Stainless Steel Appliances. Split Bedroom floor plan. Bathrooms have been updated with New Vanities & granite tops. Newer Laminate Floors in Family room, Tiled Kitchen & baths, Carpet in Bedrooms. Large Covered Patio with wood deck 12’x37’. Painted in 2020 Inside & Out. Newer water Softener, Newer A/C. Vacant & ready for quick closing. $239,999
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Call Derik for all your Real Estate Needs on the Treasure Coast!!!
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Berkshire Hathaway Florida Realty
772-285-9145
[email protected]
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3074 SE Banyan St
Stuart, FL 34997
$234,999
Bring your Boat/RV & Toys!!! Large Corner Lot!!! No HOA. CBS 3Bed 2Bath renovated in 2015. Newer Impact Windows, Metal Roof, Upgraded Kitchen with Granite & Stainless Steel Appliances. Split Bedroom floor plan. Bathrooms have been updated with New Vanities & granite tops. Newer Laminate Floors in Family room, Tiled Kitchen & baths, Carpet in Bedrooms. Large Covered Patio with wood deck 12’x37’. Painted in 2020 Inside & Out. Newer water Softener, Newer A/C. Vacant & ready for quick closing. $239,999
Details: https://mcrtc.mlsmatrix.com/matrix/shared/Q7H7yY9K3f/3074SEBanyanStreet
Call Derik for all your Real Estate Needs on the Treasure Coast!!!
Derik Baumgartner, PA Realtor
Berkshire Hathaway Florida Realty
772-285-9145
[email protected]
Hibiscus Park Hibiscus Park Hibiscus Park Neighborhood, Stuart Florida Coral Gardens, Florida Growing Up In Stuart Stuart Police Department Martin County Raw Martin County High School Class of 1995 Martin County Realtors of the Treasure Coast Martin County Sheriff's Office Martin County Firefighters Martin County Fire Rescue Martin County Chamber of Commerce Martin County Breaking News Discover Martin County Martin County, Florida Martin County Board of County Commissioners Palm City Online Garage Sale Palm City Farms Residents Palm City Farms Produce & Market Palm City, Florida Port Salerno, Florida Port Salerno Seafood Festival The Twisted Tuna - Port Salerno The Twisted Tuna - Port Salerno Port Salerno Animal Hospital Port Salerno Waterfront District Port salerno Civic Center
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