The Cultural Council of Indian River County is expecting a large turnout for a meeting and presentation to be held at the Heritage Center, 2140 14th Avenue. The Cultural Council will present a concept for a Cultural Arts Center at the historic Diesel Plant. Refreshments are to be served at 5 p.m. with a presentation at 5:30 p.m.
A Cultural Council release read, “With a passionate interest in the visual, performing and culinary arts, the community of Vero Beach is poised to become one of the State’s prized cultural destination points.”
TheCultural Council’s vision is to create an community-based cultural arts center where adults and children can experience unique opportunities in a safe, creative environment; where local artists can paint a masterpiece in affordable studio space; Where multi interest festivals spark new and challenging ideas; where cooking classes tempt the palate and where live performances happen. All in one place. The meeting is free and open to all.
See also: Is there a future for the historic diesel plant?
Indian River Guardian 
The concept of a Cultural Arts Center is the very thing that Vero Beach needs to become more of an art mecca.
Use that place for a Vero History center/ possible train stop. They will never be able to get someone to invest more money from the outside into that building and its to solid and historic to be demolished. Set it up as a welcome center and try getting AAF to make another stop here before going to Orlando/Miami