About this venue
Havert L. Fenn Center is a multipurpose indoor venue designed for sporting events, community programs, fairs, ceremonies and live gatherings for a broad audience. The venue stands out for its functional layout and practical hall space, allowing clear sightlines, flexible event setups and a comfortable visitor experience across different types of programs.
Inside, the experience is shaped by easy orientation, reliable acoustics for spoken and entertainment formats, and a layout that can support various seating and audience-flow arrangements. Visitors appreciate the clear entrance area, the accessible character of the venue and an atmosphere suited to family events, sports programs and community gatherings.
The venue is located at 2000 Virginia Ave, Fort Pierce, United States. Access to the main entrance is most convenient by car, with parking available close to the complex, making arrivals before the event and departures afterward straightforward. For broader travel around Fort Pierce and planning connections from other parts of the city, the general city information below provides a natural next step.
About the city: Fort Pierce
Fort Pierce, located on Florida’s Atlantic coast, has an easygoing rhythm that combines coastal leisure, culture, and live events. Fort Pierce is a strong base for concerts, sports events, and evenings out because it offers a compact downtown, waterfront access, and recognizable venues such as the Sunrise Theatre, along with enough attractions for visitors who want to combine an event with a short stay on the Treasure Coast.
For arrival and getting around the city, the Treasure Coast Connector, the local bus system of St. Lucie County, plays an important role, while the Fort Pierce Intermodal Transit Facility is a practical transfer point within the city area. Travelers arriving by air can use Treasure Coast International Airport in Fort Pierce, while Palm Beach International Airport and Melbourne Orlando International Airport are also commonly used for broader commercial connections. Thanks to roads such as U.S. Route 1 and Interstate 95, access to venues, theatres, waterfront areas, and sports locations is straightforward by car as well.
Before or after an event, it is worth walking through the historic downtown, with its shops, restaurants, and relaxed atmosphere along the Indian River Lagoon. Fort Pierce also offers a strong tourist bonus for those who want more than just a ticket: a stroll by the marina, a visit to the Manatee Center, a trip toward Fort Pierce Inlet State Park, or a quieter tour of the city’s coastal areas. This combination of events, water, local dining, and a walkable center makes Fort Pierce an appealing choice for a well-rounded stay in Florida.