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BACKSTAGE PASS MAGAZINE • JUNE 7 - JULY 6, 2019
BACKSTAGE PASS MAGAZINE • JUNE 7 - JULY 6, 2019
BACKSTAGE PASS MAGAZINE • JUNE 7 - JULY 6, 2019
Behind BackStage
FIND OUT WHERE THE 4th OF JULY FIREWORKS ARE IN YOUR CITY! • SCHOOL'S OUT, HELP! SUMMER CAMP LIST, SIGN UP BEFORE IT'S TO LATE! LARGEST MOST COMPREHENSIVE EVENT CALENDAR IN THE AREA! FESTIVALS, MUSIC, THEATER, COMEDY, FOOD & WINE, FAMILY, WORKSHOPS AND MORE! SUPPORT LOCAL FARMERS: EXTENSIVE FARMER'S MARKET LIST FOR THE AREA! • HELP YOUR DOG MAKE FRIENDS, CHECK OUT OUR DOG PARK LOCATOR! THE FULL SCHEDULE FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT FREE CONCERTS AT THE DAYTONA BEACH BANDSHELL!
THINGS WORTH DOING Local Area Dog Parks .............................. 6 Festivals, Music Events.............................. 7 Fireworks Events.......................................17 Film, Fundraisers ................................... 8 Family/Youth Events................................. 7 Motorcycle and Car Rides & Rallies..... 24 Concerts in our Surrounding Area ......... 22 Galleries & Museums...............................8 Live & Local Music Listings ................... 9 Workshops ............................................. 25 Food & Drink, Comedy, Theater, ..................25 Classes, Healthy Events.............................26 Tours, Miscellaneous................................27
FOOD FOR THE SOUL Featured Craft Cocktail Glass ..................30 Recipe.................................. ...................20 Dining Around Town ...............................10 Area Farmer's Markets ........................... 22 That Beer Guy......................................... 12
WHO MADE IT HAPPEN EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Tammy Beck Holmes GRAPHIC ARTIST: Ana Espinosa FOR ADVERTISING INFO CALL
Wow, it's been hotter than the bottom of my computer on deadline night! Does no one listen to Stephen Hawkins? It certainly has taken me by surprise this year! I find myself feeling incredibly fortunate that I have a pool. Not for me, but to send the kids outside in the summer. Did I mention I work from home? Never in past years has it been so important to keep our readers informed of summer camp options, as this year. There is little chance of them spending much time outdoors this summer so buckle up for Mr. Toads Wild Ride. If you are deciding where to take the family picnic this year for the July 4th festivities, we have a list or area city events. I would pick one that involves water like the Port Orange July 4th Spectacular.
I suggest we all start training ourselves to get up and enjoy the beautiful Florida sunshine earlier this summer. Inside this issue our extensive Farmer's Market list. As well as Dog Parks and Motorcycle Rides and Rallies are all fun activities guaranteed to be more enjoyable if you set the alarm a couple hours ahead.
spired and be prepared for your social media posts. I am proud to be asked to be a part of the first annual Battle of the Bands at Main Street Station. You'll get to see the tiebreaker if you show up on June 12. I am always proud to be a sponsor of the Bandshell Concerts followed by fireworks on the beach, sponsored by the friends of the Bandshell every Saturday Night during the summer. This year we were asked to be a part of the City of Daytona Beach's Bandshell entertainment series on Friday Nights, what an honor! So, join us and bring the whole family for two nights of great music right on the ocean at our historic bandshell. Stay cool in June and don't let the heat keep you at home. Enjoy your Florida life and the amazing events our area has to offer.
Don't forget Dad this Father's Day on Sunday, June 16. Take a gander at our Father's Day quotes to help you be in-
JUST BECAUSE YOU NEED TO KNOW Smoking Permitted .................................. 6
JUST FOR FUN Factoids .............................................. 5, 6 Horoscope .............................................. 24 Crossword ..............................................23
WHERE WE'VE BEEN On The Town .............................................16
A Public Service to Those Who Still Smoke…
BEAVER BAR 1105 North US1, Ormond Beach Live music
RACING'S NORTH TURN 4511 S Atlantic Ave, Ponce Inlet Outdoor Bar and Beachside Seating
DAYTONA BEACH HILTON 100 North Atlantic Avenue, Daytona Beach • Outdoor Bar areas
THE ORIGINAL FIRST TURN 5236 S. Ridgewood Ave., (US 1), Port Orange • Large Outdoor Dining, Raw Bar and Bar
DAYTONA CIGAR CLUB 200 South Beach Street, Daytona Beach FLORIDA ROADHOUSE 4170 US Hwy US 1, Edgewater. * Outside tables THE GRIND/KONA TIKI BAR 49 W. Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach LAGERHEADS 2986 Oceanshore Blvd, Ormond-by-the-Sea Deck MARK'S SPORTS BAR 2045 S. Ridgewood Ave., South Daytona MAIN STREET STATION 316 Main Street, Daytona Beach MERK'S BAR AND GRILL 193 N Causewaym New Smyrna Beach, 386-427-1177 • Outside Patio
THE ROOF AT JOE'S CRAB SHACK 1200 Main St, Daytona Beach (386) 238-4050 31 SUPPER CLUB Havana Bar 31 W. Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach SURFSIDE TAVERN 3400 S. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Great Smoke Eaters
Barkley Square Dog Park Ridgewood and Plymouth, Deland entry Separate areas (386) 736-5953 Benefits: 14 acres of rolling hills and oaks. Time- for large, medium and small dogs Water out spaces & small dog areas. Dog watering stations. Bed-N-Biscuit Inn 711 John Anderson Hwy., Flagler Beach (386) station with bowls. 439-4006 Benefits: Two Bark Parks (one for all size dogs, one Waste stations with bags supplied. for miniature dogs). Doggy Pool ($5 per dog/ $24 per month) Pet New Smyrna Dog Park 2641 Paige Ave., New Smyrna Beach. Benefits: A grooming and boarding. Bicentennial Park 1800 N. Oceanshore Blvd., Ormond one acre fenced area divided into large Beach 386-736-595. Open from sunrise to sunset every day, dog and small dog play areas. A 30 x 40 encompasses 40 acres stretching from the Atlantic Ocean to the shade shelter with dog and people water fountains. Grassed Halifax River. In addition to the dog park, with open areas amenities include a baseball field, an open with concrete play area, basketball court, tennis and structures for doggy play. volleyball courts, fishing dock, pavilion Paw Park of Historic Sanford and picnic area, playground, community 427 French Ave. (US 17/92), Sanford, building, restrooms, a nature walk and Dog House Repair Month Florida. boardwalk. National Lost Pet Prevention Ponce Inlet Dog Beach Located on the City of Edgewater located in the SW Month Beach at Ponce Inlet and Peninsula. corner of Rotary Park, 902 West Park National Pet Hydration Benefits: Open 6am to 8:30pm. Benches, Ave. tables, poopbags, trees, parking, phones, Gemini Springs Dog Park 37 Dirksen Drive, Awareness Month restrooms, water, trash cans, shelter. DeBary (386) 668-3810 Benefits: Two June 8: National Best Friends Space for dogs to run, play and swim on sections one for 25 pounds and another Day the beach. for over 25 pounds. Dog wash stations. June 9: World Pet Memorial Riviera Oaks Dog Park Alabama Ave., Water fountains for dogs. Benches and Holly Hill. Benefits: Small dog and large picnic tables. Day dog areas. Pond. 1 mile walking path. Halifax Humane Society Community Dog June 16–22: Take Your Pet to Sanford Dog Park 427 S French Ave, Park OPEN DAILY to the public & FREE Work Week® Sanford, Florida. of charge: 10 am - 6 pm. 2364 LPGA June 17: Take Your Cat to Boulevard Daytona Beach, FL 32124 Seemore Dog Park 5959 Spruce Creek Rd. Port Orange Benefits: Separate Keysville Dog Park 2461 Keysville Ave., Work Day™ spaces for small and large dogs. Next Deltona (386) 878-8900 Benefits: Two June 19: National Garfield the to All Children's Park. Boardwalk. separate fenced areas for large and Cat Day Restroooms. small dogs. Doggie watering stations. June 21: Take Your Dog to Playground and walking trail just under Wadsworth Park 2200 Moody Blvd. 1/2 mile Basketball Court. Flagler Beach. Benefits: 60,000 sq. ft. Work Day® fenced dog park. Dogs can run unleashed Manatee Island Dog Park 325 North June 21: Dog Party Day and mingle with other dogs. Separate Beach Street, Daytona Beach, FL. This July 1: ID Your Pet Day sections for large and small dogs. dog park has a separate small dog area, plenty of shade and drinking water for the July 5: Pet Remembrance Day Benches. dogs. In Memory of Kathryn Went. Volusia County Parks welcome dogs at all area Mt. Dora Dog Park 1550 E 11th Ave., Mt Dora (352) 735-7183 Benefits: Fenced-in with double-gated parks as long as they are leashed and cleaned up after.
Woodall 407-486-8478. dpwenterprises@ gmail.com
JUN 15-JUNETEENTH FAMILY FESTIVAL- 11 AM · Cypress Park ·925 George Engram Blvd., Daytona Beach.Family games, large inflatables, a rock climb wall, live entertainment, food vendors information vendors and more. JUN 15- CAJUNFEST- 5 PM Anderson-Price Building 42 N. Beach St. Ormond Beach. New Orleans food & drink, live music. JUN 20- 31ST ANNUAL SEASIDE FIESTA-5-9 PM - Flagler Ave., New Smyrna Beach. This community block party features: live bands, food vendors, craft stands, art stands, surfing displays, kids zone & tween zone. JUN 21- JUN 23- RIVERFEST ON THE HALIFAX- 5 PM - Riverwalk Park, 3431 S. Ridgewood Ave., Port Orange. Don't miss this three-day event that starts with a Land n' Sea Feast Friday evening and includes free events Saturday and Sunday. Events include arts and crafts bazaar, SUP race, cornhole contest, corporate challenge, and 5K walk/run. Free kids zone and splash pad! Food trucks, music, and more. JUL 4- 4TH OF JULY SPECTACULAR5:30 PM – 9 PM - Port Orange Parks & Recreation 1395 Dunlawton Ave., Port Orange. City Hall Plaza will feature two kid's zones this year (one dry and the other prepare to get WET). There will be moon bounces, slides, Food Court Alley, check out the roaming magicians, clowns, stilts walker, balloon animals. live entertainment, beer and wine sales with proceeds benefiting the Port Orange Community Trust. Entertainment begins at 5:30 PM with fireworks at 9 PM, Admission & parking are free, Bring your blankets and chairs. EVERY SUNDAY IN JUNE- SANFORDING ON SUNDAYS IN BEAUTIFUL HISTORIC DOWNTOWN SANFORD- 9 AM- 9 PM · Historic Downtown Sanford. Special brunches, live music, food trucks, to drink specials, street festivals, pop-up food specials, sales and much more. 1ST WED • WINE ART WEDNESDAYS, 5–9 PM, Live music, local artists, merchants, food trucks and new restaurants! Downtown Lake Mary District. Drew
2ND THURS • ALIVE AFTER 5, 5-8pm, Jun 14: Blues, Burgers and BBQ. Music, artists, food & crafts beer, $7 to sample all food and drinks on 1st St. Downtown Sanford, SanfordWelcomeCenter.com. 4TH SATURDAY • SANFORD AVENUE BLOCK PARTY, 4-8pm, LIVE music! Fun, games, eats, drinks. Vendors between 4th and 5th Streets, Downtown Sanford.
JUN 6- SLIGHTLY STOOPID: SUMMER VACATION 2019 TOUR IN ST. AUGUSTINE- 4:20 PM · The Amp, St. Augustine. Tickets are $47 each. Special Guests Tribal Seeds, Matisyahu and HIRIE. Ticketmaster.com JUN 8- OCEAN DECK'S REGGAE FEST · Ocean Deck ·127 S. Ocean Ave., Daytona Beach. Party on the beach with the great Reggae sounds of: 1:30 – 3:30 PM. The Rasta Bayers, 4 – 6 PM Brother's Within, 6:30 – 8:30 PM, The Trees of Life, 9 PM – 1 AM Part One Tribe. JUN 8 -2ND SATURDAY LASER ROCK CONCERT- 7-9 PM, MOAS, 352 S. Nova Rd., Daytona Beach. One Show $5, Two Shows $7, Three Shows $9. JUN 8- MIDTOWN MOTOWN CONCERT SERIES: TRIBUTE TO WHITNEY HOUSTON- 7- 9 PM, Cypress Park at the Midtown Cultural Center, 981 George W Engram Blvd., Daytona Beach. Free music, bring chairs, food vendors. JUN 9- JAZZ SUNDAY WITH CRAIG SINGLETON- 2 PM · Cinematique Theater ·242 S. Beach St., Daytona Beach. Experience a perfect fusion of Old School Musicianship and today's State of the Art Technology with an outstanding mix of local talent. JUN 14- MUSIC NIGHT - MY TRIBUTE TO JOHN DENVEr- 6 PM · The Hub on Canal · 132 Canal St., New Smyrna Beach. Free for Members; $5 for non-members. JUN 22- SUMMER SATURDAY LASER ROCK CONCERT- 7-9 PM· MOAS · 352 S. Nova Rd., Daytona Beach. One Show $5, Two Shows $7, Three Shows $9. JUL 6- SANFORD'S GIGANTIC GOSPEL SHOW- 7:30 PM · Wayne Densch
Performing Arts Center · 201 South Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Central Florida's gospel talent right here in the heart of Sanford.
Father's Day. Free, but space is limited. Call the Environmental Discovery Center at 386-615-7081 to reserve your spot.
EVERY SATURDAY - LATE AND LOCAL- Local performers on stage following the last film Saturday nights (alternating weekends with Improv). Cinematique, 242 S Beach Street, DB, 386-252-3778.
JUN 16-FATHER'S DAY PARTY – Papapalooza- 11 AM · Bruce Rossmeyer's Harley-Davidson · 1899 State Road 44, New Smyrna Beach. Free Beer & Burgers 12 PM. while they last. Register for a chance to win a H-D Retro Metal Cooler, Roadtech Tool Kit or Free Oil Change - No purchase necessary - see store for details.
EVERY THURSDAY- FREE SUMMER CONCERT SERIES- 6:30-7:45 PM, Riverside Park ·299 S Riverside Drive. New Smyrna Beach..
JUN 8- JUN 9 - GONE FISHING · BASS PRO SHOPS ·1880 W Checkered Flag Blvd., Ste. N-100, Daytona Beach. FREE Catch and Release Stream, FREE Stress Fish to the first 100 kids, FREE "Gone fishing" Tin door hanger sign to the first 75 kids, FREE Photo and Photo download of kids, FREE First Fish Certificate award. JUN 14-FREE FAMILY ART NIGHT6-7:30 PM, Ormond Memorial Art Museum 78 E. Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach. FREE, Stop by the museum and create a beautiful butterfly. JUN 14- LITTLE LEARNERS-4-5 PM Environmental Discovery Center, 601 Division Ave., Ormond Beach. Children ages 3-5. Children will learn about habitats for various animals and participate in fun hands-on activities. Free, but space is limited. Call 386-615-7081 to reserve your spot. JUN 15-Painting for a Purpose- 11 AM · Gallery 500, One Daytona, 1870 Victory Cir., Ste H810, Daytona Beach. Children from 3- 12 years of age are invited to participate in a FREE instructor led painting project. All Artwork created will be on displayed at Gallery 500 and can be purchased for a minimum donation of $25. All funds raised will receive a 16:1 match from the State of Florida. All children who participate will receive a FREE book. Spaces are limited. Please register at firstname.lastname@example.com. Mention either the 11am or 12pm session and the age of your child(ren). JUN 15- FATHER'S DAY CRAFT – 2-3 PM, Environmental Discovery Center, 601 Division Ave,. Ormond Beach. Children are invited to create a bird house craft for
JUN 18-VICTORIAN TEA- 2-4 PM · Lilian Place ·111 Silver Beach Ave., Daytona Beach. Enjoy delicious petite sandwiches, desserts and flavored teas. Includes a walk-thru tour of the 1884 Lilian Place museum. Call now 386-256-4810 to reserve your seat for a delightful afternoon Victorian Tea, $20.00 plus tax per person. JUN 20-VOLUSIA KIDS- 9:30 AM · Volusia Mall ·1700 W. International Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach. Meet at the Play Area for Volusia KIDS, a monthly club for children and their parents. We offer story time, arts and crafts, educational activities, and more based on a central theme. https://bit.ly/2MGTGvt JUN 22- OPEN FARM DAY - 10 AM – 3 PM · Beatz Sweets Farm · 32607 Foxfire Ln., DeLand. Free event, farm animals, cups of feed will be available for $1 each. Our farm shed will be open with food and more! *Fresh Organic Vegetables, Plants and Herbs will be available on a Donation Based System (Give what you Can - Free to those in Need) as an effort to give back to our community. JUN 26- SUMMER SEA SQUIRTS- 9:30 AM · Marine Discovery Center ·520 Barracuda Blvd., New Smyrna Beach. Introduces marine life to children ages 2-5 years. Adults will accompany their children to the program. Activities included. Reservations must be made in advance; Cancellations must be made 24 hours in advance to receive a refund. Cost is $5 per adult and $5 per child. To make reservations, please contact Michelle at 386.428.4828/386.428.3310. michelle@ marinediscoverycenter.org JUN 26, JUL 24, & AUG 28- PUPPET SHOWS AT EDC-3- 4 PM, Environmental Discovery Center, 601 Division Ave., Ormond Beach. Free Event, nature-themed puppet show program. JUN 29- INDEPENDENCE DAY CRAFTSCont' on page 8
2-3 PM, Environmental Discovery Center, 601 Division Ave., Ormond Beach. FREE, but space is limited. Call the Environmental Discovery Center at 386-615-7081 to reserve your spot.
DAYS, 2-5 PM, Skate rental $2. Inline, Skate Mate Walkers rentals $3. Family friendly, live entertainment. Skate & Shake Skating Center, 250 N US1, Ormond, 386316-7808.
JUL 3-OUTER SPACE SCIENCE WITH DODAD'S LAB- 3 PM · Deland Regional Library · 130 E Howry Ave., DeLand. Outer Space Science will take it's audience into the science of space. The Professor will be sharing about the solar system, space travel, gravity, stars, and much more.
FRI – MON • SMOOTH WATERS WILDLIFE CENTER, 9 AM-2 PM, Crocodiles, turtles and alligators. Guided tours available. $5 -10, 4500 Reed St., De Leon Springs. smoothwaterswildlife.com.
EVERY WEDNESDAY- SUMMER NIGHTS - 7 PM · The Sanctuary ·401 E. Taylor Rd., DeLand. Starting on June 26 and every Wednesday after until August 7. K-5th graders with enjoy games, outdoor activities, movies, and more. EVERY TUESDAY- FAMILY NIGHT AT ONE DAYTONA- 5-8 PM, Lots of great deals on food, fun, and more. AND Every Friday- Summer Splash- 5-8 PM, Free, family-friendly event features Splash Pad Fun, Interactive DJ, games and more. One Daytona, 1 Daytona Blvd., Daytona Beach. 3RD THURSDAY: HORSESHOE CRABS - 6pm FREE and open to Public. . · Marine Discovery Center · 520 Barracuda Blvd., New Smyrna Beach. 386-428-4828.
ONGOING • SUGAR MILL BOTANICAL GARDENS, 8 AM-5 PM, Stroll read history, full-size stone dinosaurs, human sun dial, hide and find rocks, herb garden shaped like Florida. Donations. 950 Old Sugar Mill Rd., Pt Orange.
JUN 6- HIGH LIFE-1:30 PM · Cinematique Theater ·242 S. Beach St. Daytona Beach. Tickets are $10 or $8 Matinee before 5:00 PM. Movie.
TELESCOPE THURSDAYS 7-10 PM, Join us at Cranes Roost Park in Altamonte Springs for an evening of celestial observation. FREE. 407-571-8863.
JUN 7 -MOVIES ON THE HALIFAX: RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET -8:30 PM · Casements · 25 Riverside Dr., Ormond Beach. Movie Shown at the Rockefeller Gardens. Free event.
1ST FRIDAY • FREE FRIDAYS AT SPLASH PAD. 11 AM–8 PM, help us start the season of fun. Fort Mellon Park, 600E 1st St, Sanford.
JUN 8-FLORIDA SURF FILM FEST PREMIERE- 5-11 PM · Atlantic Center for the Arts · 1414 Art Center Ave., New Smyrna Beach. Tickets are $10-$25.
1ST FRIDAY • FREE FAMILY ART NIGHT 6-7:30 PM, be creative together. All supplies are provided to complete an art project. Ormond Memorial Art Museum, 78 E Granada Blvd, 386-676-3347.
JUN 15-ENCORE MOVIE NIGHT IN THE PLANETARIUM: FIRST MAN- 7 PM · MOAS · 352 S. Nova Rd., Daytona Beach. Popcorn and snacks will be available at the concession stand. Please arrive no later than 6:45 PM, as this event will start promptly at 7:00 PM with no late entry. Admission: $8.00 for members, $10.00 for future members.
2ND SATURDAY • SOUNDWALKS- Atlantic Center for the Arts lead, explore sounds and rhythms urban, natural world. All ages. Free. Limit 20. Register 386-4231753. 2ND SATURDAY • FAMILY FUN SATURDAY, 10 AM-1 PM, Museum of ArtDeLand, 100 N. Woodland Blvd. Free to all, moartdeland.org. LIBRARY EVENT, Classes, meetings, programs for kids and teens and films every month. Ormond Beach Public Library, 22 S. Beach St., Ormond Beach. 386-6764191. ONGOING • DOLLAR ADMISSION SUN-
MOST MONDAYS• ORMOND ART CLUB AFTER SCHOOL, 2:30–4 PM, Mix colors, select, draw, paint a subject. Ages 6-10. Ormond Art Museum, 78 E Granada Blvd., 386-676-3347.
JUN 21-ART IN THE FORM OF FILM WITH PAUL MARINO - THE VILLAGE5:45 PM · The Hub on Canal ·132 Canal St., New Smyrna Beach. Special Fee: $7 includes a glass of wine or bottle of water. Instructor Paul Marino will introduce the film, raise questions to ponder and host a post-viewing discussion. NOW- JUN 13- AMAZING GRACE- 11:30 AM & 5:30 PM ·. Never before seen footage from 1972 offers a timeless snapshot of a young and soulful Aretha. Tickets are
$10 or $8 Matinee before 5:00 PM. AND JUN 23-Clerks (1994)- 5:45 PM, Tickets $8 - Includes admission to live recording of Average Joe Movie Show, beginning at 5:45 PM + Film screening, beginning at 6:30 PM + Don't miss the Movie Memorabilia Exhibit on display before the show. Cinematique Theater ··242 S. Beach St., Daytona Beach. JUNE: FREE MOVIES AT THE LIBRARY Friday & Saturday 2-4 PM, New Smyrna Beach Regional Library Mondays Port Orange at 2 PM, Deltona at 11am Tuesday and Thursday at 2 PM, Friday at 1pm. Daytona Beach Library Tuesday & Thursday at 2-4 PM, Ormond Beach Library 2ND FRIDAYS • MOVIES IN CENTRAL PARK, 8:45 PM, BYO blankets, chairs, picnic baskets. Stage area at the main entrance, 975 Central Ave, Palm Coast. 3RD SATURDAY • MOVIES @ SUNRISE PARK, 7-10 PM, Check Sunrise Village Facebook page for details. Sunrise Park, L.P.G.A. Blvd., Daytona Beach. hollyhillfl. org
JUL 6- 21ST ANNUAL DINNER CELEBRATION & AUCTION- 6 PM, DAYTONA 500 Club, 1801 W International Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach. 6 PM Reception, 7 PM Dinner & Program, Individual seats are $200. All proceeds go to benefit SMA's Chet Bell Crisis Center. The evening includes a live auction, fabulous drawings and live music. Dress red, white, and Blue Jeans. JUN 22- TY5 FUNDRAISING PARTY-7:30 PM · Thank You Five,· 4606 S. Clyde Morris Blvd., Unit 2N, Port Orange.. Theater-music-karaoke-games- FUN for all Special deals and raffles offered one night only. If you can't make it- feel free to donate anyways. $25 pre-sale admission, $30 at the door. Call 386-295-5699 to get your tickets. JUN 22-FIRST RESPONDER FUN RUN SPONSORED BY SUNSHINE HEALTH9 AM · Daytona Beach Bandshell · Daytona Beach. Our "Fun Run", title sponsored by Sunshine Health will bring the entire community together from our local First Responders, to our Foster & At-Risk Youth as well our sponsors and volunteers. we
aim to change that by helping foster youth and children at risk learn water safety and the love of water through swimming lessons and opportunities to participate in fun, healthy water activities.
JUN 6: SUMMER BREWS & BBQ, 6-8 PM. Root Family Museum, Train Station at MOAS. Samples of summer beers from local breweries, BBQ, live music. Take an exclusive tour inside the Silver Holly and Hiawatha train cars. 21+ RSVP required. $15 MOAS members, $20 future members. 352 S. Nova Rd, Daytona Beach. 386-255-0285. JUN 13-MUSEUM PROGRAM - MARCEA OETTING PRESENTS: ABIGAIL ADAMS- 6:30 PM · New Smyrna Museum of History ·120 Sam's Ave., New Smyrna Beach. Mrs. Adams will share highlights from her storied life, many of her acclaimed letters are featured in her talk. JUN 20-GALLERY TALK: CAPTURING THE COSMOS- 4 PM · MOAS ··352 S. Nova Rd. Daytona Beach. Admission: Free for MOAS members or with paid museum admission. Beautiful space prints by nationally renowned astrophotographer, Derek Demeter. JUN 24-MOAS AFTER HOURS- 5 PM · MOAS ··352 S. Nova Rd., Daytona Beach. Access for the Museum's galleries, live music, happy hour drink specials, and food for purchase. An exclusive tour of the new exhibition titled To Choose Our Destiny: The Lasting Legacy of The Apollo 11 Moon Landing. Admission: Free for MOAS members, $5.00 for future members. JUL 2- CORNELIUS EADY MASTER ARTIST COMMUNITY OUTREACH-5:306:30 PM · Ormond Memorial Art Museum · 78 East Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach. Cornelius Eady, will perform his work at the Ormond Memorial Art Museum. The event is free and open to the public. JUL 3- MICHELLE GRABNER MASTER ARTIST COMMUNITY OUTREACH-5:006:00 PM, Atlantic Center for the Arts, 1414 Art Center Ave., New Smyrna Beach. Free, and open to everyone: Illustrated Talk followed by Q & A. ACA's Joan James Harris Theater, (386) 427-6975. JUN 7 – 30- ART IS WHY I WAKE UP IN THE MORNING –6-8 PM, The Casements, 25 Riverside Dr., Ormond Beach. Art works by Beaux Arts of Central Florida. Cont' on page 25
ORMOND BEACH BEAVER BAR • 1105 N US 1 ORMOND BEACH, 386-323-2837. Tues: Seafood Night and Live music, 5pm Wed: Steak night and live music with Ed Wolford, 5pm. Thur: Tacos and Live music with Reuben the Lounge Lizard, 5pm Fri: Bike Night and Live entertainment, 6pm; Karaoke with Melissa at 9pm Sat: Music starts at 3pm, Jun 7: Sand Shark Jun 9: Random Tandom, Jun: 14 Girl on Fire Jun: 16 Steven Green Band Jun: 21 Jackson County Band Jun: 23 Cool Breeze, Jun: 28 Train Wreck Jun: 30 Girl on Fire. Jul 4: TBA Jul 5: Southern Fried Chill Jul 7: Moonlight Drive In LAGERHEADS BAR & GRILL 2986 OCEANSHORE BLVD, ORMOND BEACH, 386-265-1977. Mon & Tues: Eddie Wed: Reuben Lounge Lizard Sat: Robert Keele, Sun: Don Hill, 12-4pm Jun 7: Martin McCarrol Jun 14: Xspance. Jun 21, 28: Justin Time Jun 30: Lionhart, Jul 4: Gary Not Quite Wright Jul 5: True 31 SUPPER CLUB 31 W GRANADA BLVD. ORMOND BEACH, 386-275-1625. Jun 7: Christie Beu, 7-11pm Jun 8: Ricky Silvia, 7-11pm Jun 13: The Transfers, 6-10pm Jun 14: Peter Alden, Elvis Tribute 7-11pm Jun 15: William Cintron, 7-11pm Jun 20: Mark Raisch, 6-10pm Jun 21: Matt Burke, 7-11pm Jun 22: Shannon Rae, 7-11pm Jun 27: Christie Beu, 6-10pm Jun 28: Warren Beck, 7-11pm Jun 29: Ricky Silvia, 7-11pm THE GRIND/KONA TIKI BAR 49 W GRANADA AVE ORMOND BEACH, 386-672-7277.
Indoor and Outdoor music. Jun 8: Cory Worsley Duo, 7-11pm Jun 10: Danny Dread, 6-10[m Jun 11: The Evening Muse, 6-10pm Jun 12: Chuck Morel, 6-10pm Jun 13: Eddie Davis, 7:30-11:30pm Jun 14: The Cyclones, 7-11pm Jun 15: Bradford Buford, 7-11pm Jun 17: Jay Paski, 6-10pm Jun 18: The Transfers, 6-10pm Jun 19: The JAM, 6-10pm Jun 20: Joe Santana, 7:30-11:30pm Jun 21: Mark Moore, 7-11pm Jun 22: The Vibe 7-11pm Jun 24: Rasta Bayers, 6-10pm Jun 25; The Evening Muze, 6-10pm Jun 26: Chuck Morel, 6-10m Jun 27: Outeredge, 7:30-11:30pm Jun 28: Joe Caruso, 7-11pm Jun 29: Bradford Buford, 7-11pm
Jun 6: Moonlight Drive In Jun 7: Brothers Within Jun 8: Luvu Jun 9: Sunday Funday w Control This Jun 13: The Wallvines Jun 14: 5 Time Shag Jun 15: LUVU Jun 16: Tropical Nights with Rick Steffen Jun 20: Relief Jun 21: The Bullet Dodgers Jun 22: LUVU Jun 23: The Intracoastals Jun 26: Kaya's Embrace Jun 27: Trees Of Life Jun 28: The Bloody Jug Band Jun 29: Brothers Within Jun 30: Control This Jul 4: Brothers Within/Relief Jul 5: Seth Anthony Jul 6: Coastal Breed Jul 7: The Bullet Dodgers
MAIN STREET STATION • 316 MAIN ST, DAYTONA BEACH, 386-214-1389. Bike Night Wednesdays, 8pm – midnight, Burger Bar Jun 7: Overkilt, 8pm- midnight Jun 8: The Acuzzed Jun 9: Zoo Crew, Jun 14: Star 69 Jun 15: Overkilt Jun 16: Father's Day BBQ 12 – 6pm – Hayfire Jun 19: Cyclones Jun 20: Adam James Society Jun 21: Jen n Tonix. Jun 22: Tobacco Rd Band Jun 23: Eddie O'Keeffe, Jun 26: Girl On Fire Jun 27: Movie Night, Jun 28: Hayfire, Jun 29: American Hot Rods Jun 30: Crash Rocket
HILTON DAYTONA OCEANWALK 100 N ATLANTIC AVENUE DAYTONA BEACH, 386-243-8200. McCoys Rum Room Tues: Live Entertainment, 8pm-12am, Bourbon Night Wed: Rafael Rodrigues, 8pm-12am, Ladies Night, Top 40 Thur: Stormin' Norman Karaoke, 9pm - 12am Fri: Rum Fridays, 9pm-1am Jun 7: Rafael Rodriguez and the band Jun 14 & 28: Thom Blasburg Jun 21: Jason Longoria Jul 5: TBA Jun 8: Jay Paski, 9pm-1am Jun 15: Jason Longoria, 9pm-1am Jun 22: Jay Crosier, 9pm-1am Jun 29: Jessie Abby, 9pm-1am, Jul 6: TBA BLIND TURTLE Fri: Rum Friday, 4-8pm Jun 7 & 28: Brett Clowers Jun 14: James Apking, Jun 21: Daniel Lott Sat: Malibu Pool Party, Jun 8: DJ KRB, 12-4pm Jun 15: Rafael Rodriguez and the Band 1 – 5pm
JOES CRAB SHACK, THE ROOF 1200 MAIN ST, DAYTONA BEACH, 386-238-4050. 4pm till close, except for events that are advertised starting earlier Mondays: Service Industry Night with DJ KRB Tuesdays: Trees of Life Tuesday's Wednesdays: Brothers Within Open Jam
5:30, Bike Night on the deck 7 - 9, $1.50 Domestic beer, $2 Twisted Tea, $3 Fireball Free Food (while it lasts) 7:30, Karaoke inside with Rockstar Bob 6 - 10, Jun 6: ETC Duo 5 Jun 7: Zu-Krew 7, Jun 8: Wildcard 6 MARK'S SPORTS PUB Jun 9: Megan Stuart 4 2045 S RIDGEWOOD AVE, Jun 13: Sam Collins 5, Jun 14: Hayfire 6 DAYTONA BEACH, 386-767-2277. Jun 15: Legendary Cyclones 6 Fri & Sat live music 9:30pm Every Other Sun: Open Jam or Karaoke, 7pm Jun 16: Ashley Young 4 Happy Father's Day $18.95 Prime Rib dinner Jun 7, 8: Crush, Jun 14, 15: Insomnia for dads with Free draft beer Jun 21, 22: Diesel, Jun 28, 29: TBA Jun 20: Dina & James 5, Jun 21: Penta 6 Jul 5, 6: Psycho Magnets, Jul 12, 13: Afterlife Jun 22: Deep Swamp 6 DAYTONA BEACH BANDSHELL CONCERT Jun 23: Brothers Within 4 SERIES • 70 BOARDWALK AVE Jun 27: Courtney Keesee 5 DAYTONA BEACH, 386-671-8250 Jun 28: Easystreet 6, Jun 29: Fat City 6 7:15pm music, VIP tix include chair in premium Jun 30: Jeremy & Andrea Mix "JAM" 4 seating $10. Jul 3: Johnny Cash Tribute Concert 7 Jun 7: Completely Unchained, Van Halen tribute Jul 4: Doc Adams Band 6 Jun 8: Rocket Man, Elton John tribute* Jul 5: Crush 6 Jun 14: Carnival of Crue, Motley Crue and Ozzy Jul 6: Cornhole Madness Tournament 12 Osborne tributes Then2Now 6 Jun 15: Livin' on a Prayer, Bon Jovi tribute* THANK YOU 5 Jun 21: Purple Masquerade, Prince tribute 4606 S CLYDE MORRIS BLvD, UNIT 2N Jun 22: Let it Be, Beatles' tribute PORT ORANGE, 386-295-5699. Jun 28: Rebel Rebel, David Bowie tribute Jun 28 & 29: Unsound Cabaret, $15, 7:30 Jun 29: Smokin' and Renegade, Boston and A musical cabaret, Broadway hits spanning Styx tributes* decades. Jul 4: Alter Eagles, Eagles tribute* PONCE INLET Jul 5: Cowboy, Kid Rock tribute Jul 6: Nuthin' Fancy, Lynyrd Skynyrd tribute* RACINGS NORTH TURN *Fireworks on the beach after the concert. 4511 S ATLANTIC AVE, approx. 9:15pm. PONCE INLET, 386-322-3258. Jun 22: DJ KRB, 12-4pm Jun 29: Rafael Rodriguez and the Band 1 – 5pm, Jul 6: DJ KRB, 12-4pm Sun: Wet Pool Party with DJ KRB, 12-4pm
Mon: Donn Hill, 6-10pm Tues: Les B. Fine 6-10pm CITY OF PORT ORANGE KENNETH W. Wed: Eddie Uzzle & Steve Hageman 6-10pm PARKER AMPHITHEATER Thurs: Country Night with Willy Bouton, Mike 2001 CITY CENTER CIRCLE, PORT ORCaso & Kenny Sphires 6-10pm ANGE. 386-506-5851 Fri: Then2Now, 6-11pm Jul 4: Hayfire, 5:30 pm. Sat: Parallel 6-11pm Shaina Harper, National Anthem, 9 pm. Sun: Then2Now, 5-10pm Fireworks. Jun 8: Ben x 2, 1-5pm ORIGINAL FIRST TURN Jun 15: Joy and Danny, 1-5pm 5236 S RIDGEWOOD AVE, Jun 22: Just Gus, 1-5pm PORT ORANGE, 386-788-5434. Jun 29: Brent Clowers, 1-5pm Tues: Blues Jam hosted by Joe Motte & Friends Jul 6: COUNTRY FREEDOM DAY – Reed
Foley, 12-30-4:30pm. Kelsey Lamb, 6-11pm
MERK'S BAR AND GRILL • 193 N CAUSEWAY • NEW SMYRNA BEACH, 386-427-1177. Thur: Karaoke, 8-11pm Fri: Live entertainment, 7:30-11:30pm
ST JOHNS RIVER STEAK & SEAFOOD 55 N PALMETTO AVE, SANFORD, 407-878-0980. Music: Fri & Sat 6-9pm, Sun 3-7pm Jun 7: Marcus Houck Jun 8, 22: James Mitchell Jun 9: Tom Dougherty Jun 14: Brett Messer, Jun 15: Jeff Jun 21: Mike Garcia, Jun 23: Vince Roeshink Jun 28: Stony Sixma, Jun 29: Glenn Mack MOONLIGHT DRIVE-IN BAND SCHEDULE Jun 6: Band, The Roof, 5-9pm, Daytona Jun 7: Band, Mai Tai Bar, 10pm-1:30am, Daytona Jun 8: Duo, Jimmy Hula's, 6-9pm, Ormond Jun 12: Band, BOTB Tie Breaker and Bike night, Main Street Station, (Tie breaker time TBA) Show 8pm-11pm, Bike Night, Daytona Jun 13: Band, Caribbean Jack's, 6-10pm, Daytona Jun 14: Band, Victory Casino Cruise, 7pm-1am, Cape Canaveral Jun 15: Band, Indiecon, Melbourne Auditorium, Noon-8pm band plays at 5pm Award ceremony at 6pm, 625 E Hibiscus Blvd, Melbourne, Jun 21: Band, Sanford Brewing, 8:30-11:30pm, Sanford Jun 28: Band, Mai Tai Bar,10pm-1:30am, Daytona Jul 1: Duo, Mai Tai Bar, 9:30pm-12:30am, Daytona Jul 5: Band, Mai Tai Bar, 10pm-1:30am, Daytona Jul 7: Duo, Beaver Bar, Noon-4pm, Ormond
Located on Biker Row in Ormond Beach, this bar/restaurant is a must visit if you're in town! Cold beer, awesome staff and live music. Stop by for Steak night on Wednesday starting at 4pm or $1.00 Taco's on Thursday night's beginning at 4pm. Sunday All-You-Can-Eat breakfast is $5.00 8am-12pm. 1105 US-1 Ormond Beach
Home to the area's best Buffet whether it be the weekend Seafood and Prime Rib, or Sunday Brunch with Mimosa's & Bloody Mary's or Special Events like the Holidays, Dock Bale's is sure to please. Be sure to McCoy's Rum Bar with amazing Appetizers and more as well as, the ALL NEW Don Rico's Fresh-Mex Grill for Margarita Monday or Taco Tuesday. 100 N. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach. (386) 254-820
All Inclusive 2 Hour Cruise that includes Dinner, Dessert, Unlimited Soft Drinks or Iced Tea, Music, Sightseeing Info, Free Parking and Free Raffled Prizes with a Cash Bar. Delicious Roast Turkey, Pot Roast, Ham, Vegetable LaSAGNA, PRIME RIB, SHRIMP AND A KID'S MENU. Halifax Harbor Marina, Only 21.95 a person. 125 Basin St., 140, Daytona Beach. Call for reservation, several cruise times a day available, and have your card ready, 386-402-1353.
Best Food in New Smyrna Beach and a locals favorite. Lunch, Dinner and Late night. Homemade Soups and Daily Specials with a full bar and over 100 beers on tap. Late Night Menu Available. 193 N. Causeway, New Smyrna Beach. (386) 427-1177
ST. JOHN'S RIVER STEAK & SEAFOOD Proud to be home of one of Louisiana's finest chefs the offer American Fare with a Southern Flair. Peel and Eat Shrimp, Pig Out Chips, Boom Boom Shrimp or Shrimp & Grits, Homemade Chowders and Gumbo, Flatbread, Handheld Burgers and Sandwiches, Steaks, Chicken, Oysters, Pasta, Seafood and homemade desserts. Full Bar. Located in the Marina in Sanford a nice drive down 415 from the East Coast. 550 N Palmetto Ave, Sanford. (407) 878-0980
LAGERHEADS BAR & GRILL The best dive in town! Appetizers include Seared Ahi Tuna, Beer Battered On-
Start off your meal right with Firecracker Shrimp, Fried Fish Bites or Chicken Quesadillas. Then work your way through an amazing selection of steamed seafood, including shrimp, snow crab legs, oysters and clams. The steaks are to die for, and the wings are no slouch either. 5236 S Ridgewood Ave, Port Orange. (386) 788-5434
Directly on the ocean! Come to Racing's North Turn for a meal where the Legend of Daytona Racing Began! Enjoy a wide variety of casual dining fare including Steaks, Seafood, Sandwiches, Wraps, Salads and Snacks. Come for the Russ Truelove Prime Rib Sandwich, stay for the Live Entertainment and Full Bar! 4511 S Atlantic Ave, Ponce Inlet. (386) 322-3258
ion Rings Little Neck Clams, Peel n' Eat Shrimp. Soups & Salads. Sandwiches & Wraps such as the Grouper Reuben, Crab Cake Croissant, Philly Cheese Steak and Turkey Club. Baskets stuffed full of Fish & Chips, Clam Strips, Fried Oys-
Scrumptious fare that includes New England Clam Chowder or Joe's Chicken Salad, Surf and Sand-wiches like Po Boys and Blackened Shrimp Tacos. They are best known for their Steam Pots that include things like Mussels, Clams, Crab legs, even Lobster, Dungeness Crab and Smoked Sausage. An Assortment of Crab Buckets, Clusters and more. Even Sophisticated choices like Alaskan Salmon, A whole section dedicated to Shrimp and The Fresh Catch, or stay on shore with Pasta Alfredo or a New York Strip. Come for Happy Hour Mon.-Fri. 3-7 PM reduced price cocktails and Apps., Live Entertainment on the Roof. 1200 Main Street on the pier, Hours 11 AM-Midnight. (386) 238-4050.
Using only the freshest meats and fish, THEY'RE proud to serve their favorite steak and seafood to the Edgewater community. Whether families want to enjoy a dinner out to eat or couples want to celebrate a special occasion, everyone can expect to have a relaxing and delicious time while dining at Florida Roadhouse. Full bar, kids menu, private parties welcome. Open for lunch and dinner. 4170 US-1, Edgewater. (386) 847-8828
RITTER'S FROZEN CUSTARD Specializing in creamy frozen custard in cones, dishes, sundaes, homemade waffle cones and bowls, hand-dipped shakes and malts, Italian Ice and home to Nathan's Hot Dogs. Take home a pint, quart or cake for any occasion! Sugar Free Custard, toppings and chocolate sauce available. Nathan's Dogs, Baked Fries, BBQ Sandwiches, Kids Meals as well. 4629 S. Clyde Morris Blvd., (at the corner of Herbert St.) Port Oranqe (386) 760-1082
ters. Dinner Entrees include Home Made Meatloaf and Shrimp Scampi. Full Service Bar. Pet Friendly. Voted Best Burger and Best Live Music. Large Deck and Ocean View. 2986 Ocean Shore Blvd., Ormond by the Sea. (386) 265-1977
Grind Gastropub & Kona Tiki Bar is a truly unique experience offering a wonderfully diverse menu. Two atmospheres coalesce in this seamless adventure for all ages where live music and good times are the norm! The gastropub is a gathering place much like a neighborhood pub but if island life is more your style wander out back to our huge tiki bar. 49 W. Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach (386) 672-7277
4 SUMMER CAMPS 4 FLAGLER/PALM COAST ONGOING FOR SUMMER • SUMMER SURF CAMP 9am – noon 7-17yo, 12 per class for safety and quality. Every week of summer Mon-Thur. $200 weekly, includes: boards, sunscreen water, and snack. Flagler Board Shack, 211 S 3rd St, Flagler Beach, 386439-0055. JUN 5–JUL 31- FLAGLER TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SUMMER CAMP Registration Deadline: May 17th to avoid late fee. 7-6PM M-F, Age: K-6th Grade, Scholarships Available, $85/week + $25 registration, Discounts: Early Registration, (386) 446-6717. Arts and crafts, sports, games and physical activities are planned for every day, as well as weekly special events, including field trips. All trips, breakfast, lunch & supplies are included. All camps will be held between Buddy Taylor Middle School and Wadsworth Elementary School
ORMOND MAINLAND/HOLLY HILL JUN 3- AUG 16 - ACADEMY OF MARTIAL ARTS CAMP 7:30 am-5:45 pm, 4 & up Full Day/Half Day , 333 W. Granada Blvd St. 240, (386) 677-6811. Th e camp features character development program and Anti-bully training programs. JUN 3- AUG 2- ORMOND BEACH ENVIRO CAMP Weekly Fishing trips, Nature walks and Archery Lessons and more 9:00 am. to 3:00 pm., Age: 7-10, $106/week, 601 Division Avenue, Ormond Beach, Registration began April 1 at The Casements, 25 Riverside Drive, Ormond Beach or call 386-676-3216 JUN 3–JUL 26- GYMNASTICS SUMMER CAMP M-F 8am – 3pm Make new friends, learn new skills and have fun. $140/wk, $35/day. Flight Gymnastics Academy, 499 S Nova Rd, Ormond Beach. 386-233-7279. JUN 3-AUG 2- WHIM WHAM ART STUDIO SUMMER CAMP Experiment on the pottery wheel, hand build with clay, design mixed media projects, create glass fusion, make mosaics, paint canvas and more, 5-day camps and 3-day minicamps available Monday - Friday or M, W, F, : 9:30-noon or 12:30 - 4:30, Age: 4 & up for minicamps, 7 & up for day camps, $95-200/week, Discounts: Early Registration, 378B W Granada Boulevard, Ormond Beach, (386) 676-2240, firstname.lastname@example.com JUN 3- JUN 7-ORMOND BEACH STEVE RIDDER BASKETBALL CAMP Embry-Riddle/Steve Ridder Basketball Camp at Nova Rec Center. the camps are open to boys and girls. To reserve a spot, a non-refundable $50 deposit is required. Monday – Thursday, 9:00 am – 12:00 pm, Age: 6 – 14, $100, 440 N. Nova Rd., Ormond Beach, 386-6763280, email@example.com JUL 10–27- CHILDRENS MUSICAL THEATER CAMP 10am – 3:30pm Drama, vocal and dance classes, workshops and a performance. Registration required $475. 4th grade and up. Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center, 399 N. US1, Ormond Beach. Cmtworkshop.org. JUN 15- JUN 19- TIPPI TOES PRINCESS CAMP 9am-12 PM Grades: Preschool, Elementary, $175, 2085 W Granada Blvd, Ormond Beach, 386-320-6394, missshannon@ tippitoesdance.com JUN 16- JUL 26- ODYSSEY ADVENTURE CLUB SUMMER CAMPS Our Summer Adventure Camps are designed to enable kids to participate in fun, safe, outdoor activities, while also focusing on a team building and cooperative spirit. Meals Provided: 8 – 4 PM, , Age: 9-13, $325 per camper, Discounts: Additional Child, 1312 Northside Drive, Ormond Beach, (386) 871-0469, email@example.com
JUN 10–14- FASHIONISTA CAMP Sewing basics, design and your dream dress. Additional $20 supply fee. JUN 24–28 : RE-IMAGINARIUM CAMP - sky is a muse, create flying creatures and a space-inspired sculptures. JULY 08–JUL 12: MYSTERY CAMP – explore the exhibit and gardens using secret codes, look for hidden messages, and create puzzles and mystery art JUL 22-JUL 26- MERMAID BLING FLING- Create seashore jewelry, aquatic themed accessories, sparkling ocean treasure art, mermaid photo booth Ages 6-12. 9am – 12 PM. $112. members/$125 future members. Ormond Memorial Art Museum, 78 East Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach, ormondartmuseum.org. JUN 10–AUG 02- GRETCHEN NEAL SUMMER ART CAMP9-12 PM, Age: 6-12, $125/ wk (includes all supplies), St. James Episcopal Chruch 38 South Halifax Drive, Ormond Beach, (386) 677-0872 Offering 6 weeks of fun and educational art programming for elementary school children.
JUNE 1—JULY 26, MOUNT CALVARY ACADEMY SUMMER CAMPS a safe and exciting summer experience! We explore the community through weekly field trips, enjoy team sports and supervised playground activities, foster creativity through arts & crafts, help build Christian character and help to improve academic skills through tutoring. Registration - $25. Weekly rate - $65 per week. HOURS: 7 AM TO 5:30 PM. 700 Bellevue Ave., Daytona Beach. (386) 255-8654. JUN 3- AUG 2- EMBRY RIDDLE SUMMER CAMP Offering a variety of different camps including; flight, engineering, robotics, space, academics and athletics, 8:30am - 4:30pm, Age: 6-18, starting at $325, Discounts: Early Registration, Meals Provided:, 600 South Clyde Morris Blvd., Daytona Beach, call for more info 386-226-7945, firstname.lastname@example.com. JUN 3- AUG 2- ERAU RESIDENTIAL CAMPS Students live in on-campus dormitories — under the supervision of approved counselors — and share their initial experience of University living with other young people near their age. Overnight, Age: 12-18, $950 plus, Discounts: Early Registration Meals Provided, 600 South Clyde Morris Blvd, Daytona Beach, call for more info (386) 226-7945, email@example.com. JUN 5 – JUL 28 -VOLUSIA COUNTY SUMMER CAMPS In Various parks throughout West, Northeast and Southeast Volusia. Field trips to roller skating, bowling, Daytona Lagoon, and more. Register volusia.org. 386-736-5953. JUN 10–JUL 22 • JR. SAILING CAMP 9am – 3:30pm Snacks, instructions and hands on experience. 8 – 16 yo. $155 per week(member rate) , $195 per week non member rate. . Halifax River Yacht Club, 331 S Beach St, Daytona Beach. 386-255-7459.. Email
Karen at email@example.com with any questions.
day, 9am-noon. $175. firstname.lastname@example.com
JUN 10-JUN 13, JUN 17- JUN20- FREE DAYTONA STATE COLLEGE SUMMER CAMP 9 am. to 3 pm., Age: Entering grades 9 to 12, FREE, 1770 Technology Blvd, Daytona Beach. The camps offered this year are: 3D Modeling (ATC), Architecture (ATC) - Limited to 18 students, Computer Hardware (ATC) - Limited to 15 students, Construction (ATC), Cosmetology (DB), Culinary (DB), HVAC (ATC), Machining (ATC), Music Production (NJC), Photography (DB) - Week 2 only, Public Safety (TB), Science (DB) Key: DB - Daytona Beach Campus 1200 West International Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach , ATC - Advanced Technology Center 1770 Technology Blvd., Daytona Beach , NJC - News Journal Center 221 North Beach St., Daytona Beach , TB - Tiger Bay Road, 3889/3901 Tiger Bay Rd., Daytona Beach Call for more info 386-506-3459
JUN 10-AUG 2- ARTHAUS SUMMER CAMP Ages 5-8 (9am-12pm), Ages 9-14 (1pm4pm), $125/week, 3840 S Ridgewood Ave, Port Orange,(386) 767-0076
JUN 10 – AUG 02 -SUMMER LEARNING INSTITUTE 4 – 13 yo. Focuses on art, science, and history, with many integrated learning. Various times. $80 – 245. Extended Care available. Museum of Arts & Sciences, 352 S Nova Rd, DAB Moas.org, 386-2550285. JUL 15 – JUL 19- VINCE CARTER YOUTH BASKETBALL ACADEMY Campers will be placed in teams determined by age and ability. The camp is open to girls and boys, ages 7-17. They will be taught basketball skills, teamwork, life skills and have fun. Half Day Morning: 8-12 PM, Age: 7-17, $210, Discounts: Additional Child, 1255 W International Speedway Blvd, Daytona Beach, 386-239-8215, email@example.com JUN 24- AUG 2 - PALS OF ANIMAL WELFARE AND SHELTERING (PAWS) CAMP 9am-3pm Ages 6-11 - Speak to veterinarian, certified dog trainer and wildlife experts. $150 camper 5 camp days. Register 386-274-4703, ext. 319. 20 per camp. HHS at 2364 LPGA Blvd. MONTH OF JUNE- ROYAL POINTE DANCE ACADEMY9 AM - 4 PM or 9:30-12 PM Age: 6-13, $120/week or $30/day, Full month camp at a reduced rate $420 - must be paid by June 1 for discount Discounts: Multi-Week Enrollment, 1256 8TH ST, Daytona Beach, 386-227-7391, firstname.lastname@example.com JUN 10- JUL 19- PGA JUNIOR GOLF CAMPS Action-packed camps include hands-on instruction led by certified PGA Professionals. Signature PGA camp curriculum focuses on developing golf skills (full swing, short game, rules and etiquette) while keeping the experience fun and engaging (games and activities). 8-11am or 8-1pm, Age: 7-16, $250375, 1000 Champions Dr, Daytona Beach, 1-888-742-7529, info@pgajuniorgolfcamps. com. JUNE 24-JULY 10- CENTER STAGE KIDS SUMMER CAMP Camp focuses on building character, honing theatrical skills, enhancing self-esteem, and forming new friendships through acting, dance, music, stage-craft, and a shared love of the theatre. Registration Deadline: By June 1st to avoid late fees, Mondays- Thursdays June 24-July 11 No camp 7/4-7/5, 8:30am-4:30pm, Age: 6 & up, $395 by June 1, $445 after June 1, Discounts: Early Registration, 1255 International Speedway Blvd, Daytona Beach, 386322-5812. There are two performances: Wednesday evening, July 10 and Thursday evening, July 11 JUN17-21, JUN 24-28, JUL 8-12, JUL 15-19- DSC SCUBA CAMP receive your lifetime SSI World Wide SCUBA certification. 9am-4pm, $165/wk , for more info contact the Aquatic Center at (386) 506-4386 JUN 3- JUL 19- HALIFAX ROWING ASSOCIATION (HRA) JUNIOR ROWING SUMMER CAMPS Learn to Row Summer Youth Camps are designed to introduce new or lesser experienced athletes to the fundamentals of rowing. Monday – Friday Hours: 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM, Age: 12-18, $150.00 / session, 201 City Island Parkway, Daytona Beach, 3863161837, email@example.com JUNE 3-AUGUST 8, HANGER 15 SUMMER CAMPS Daily games, activities, crafts, T-Shirt, Thursday Pizza Day. 8am-1pm, $150.00. hanger15.us
JUNE 10 – 14 • PASSION CAMP Middle and high school students to worship, teach and enjoy a community with singing and sharing. $175 – 379. Ocean Center's Arena, Ballroom and Level 1 Meeting Rooms. . 268generation.com JULY 15 – 19 -STUDENT LIFE YOUTH CONFERENCE Worship, bible study, community groups, praise, games, and teamwork for 7 – 12th graders. $165 – 379.Ocean Center's Arena, Ballroom and Level 1 Meeting Rooms.studentlife.com. JUN 24- JUN 28-DAYTONA BEACH GYMNASTICS SUMMER CAMP This is a onestop summer day camp experience with fitness, lots of gymnastics, group games, crafts & movie time. Registration Deadline: June 23 at 11:30pm, 9am-4pm, Age: 5-14 years $149, 1101 North Atlantic Ave, Daytona Beach, 386-671-3561. Open to Boys &Girls
MMA SUMMER CAMP 4 – 17yo. Daily classes, field trips, get fit. Sport specific conditioning classes available. Bully Me Now MMA, call for more info (386) 299-7493 . 3780 S Nova Rd, Port Orange. bullymenow.com. MAY 27-AUG 2- WARNER CHRISTIAN ACADEMY SUMMER CAMP Exciting Learning Opportunities, 7AM-6PM, Age: K5-6th Grade, $20/day, Includes breakfast, lunch and snack y, Registration $25 1730 South Ridgewood Ave, South Daytona, 386-767-5451 JUNE 3-AUG 9 -ACE GYMNASTICS CAMP 8:30 am - 6:00 pm, Age: 5-12, $60/day, $120/3-day, $180/week + registration, Pay by the Day, 4431 Eastport Parkway, Port Orange 386-760-1445. JUN 3- AUG 9- ST JAMES PARK CAMP Camps are 7:30 am. to 5:30 pm. Monday to Friday, at James Park, 1700 James St., with field trips. Registration is $11 for camp shirt and insurance, and $85 per week. Camp registration will begin May 1 at the Piggotte Community Center, 504 Big Tree Road for entering first graders to eighth grade. . For more information, call (386) 322-3070. JUNE 5 – JULY 28 -SUMMER ADVENTURES CAMP Elementary (5 – 12yo), Mon-Fri 7:30 am - 5:30 pm. $450. Trip package (for 8 – 12yo), 6 field trips $175. Teen (12-14yo), Mon-Thurs 7:30 am - 5:30 pm. $550. Reserve with 25% deposit. Port Orange City Center, 4655 City Center Cir, Port Orange. JUNE 10-JUNE 27, SERIES OF STEM SUMMER CAMPS June 10 Who Did It Mystery and Detective, June 17 Hanging with Harry Potter, June 24 Video Gamers Delight. Held at Sweetwater Elementary School for kids entering first through 6th grade. Mon. - Thurs-
JUN 10-JUL 26- BLUE JAY ACADEMY 8:00AM - 3:00PM, Age: Pre-K - 12th Grade, $125/week + additional fees, 960 Rooster Rd, South Daytona,386-868-1979 JUN 11-JUL 25, ARTRAGEOUS ART CAMPS Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays 10am-2pm. Clyde Morris Blvd., Port Orange, artrageousfl.com.
JUNE 3-JULY 29, BABYSITTING BOOTCAMP 10am-2:30pm. Call 386-299-4425 to register. Very popular summer program for teens age 11 and older. They will learn how to be a safe and responsible babysitter in a fun and interactive classroom environment. For girls and boys. Daytona Beach Drive-In Christian Church.
JUN 10- 14 & 24- 28 • SAIL CAMP 10am-3pm 10-20yo. terminology, sailing techniques, wind, currents, safety precautions and more. $200 NSB residents/ $205 nonresidents. 12 students. nsbpnr.com. 386-410-2890. Smyrna Yacht Club, 1201 S. Riverside Dr. JUN 3 – AUG 9 -SUMMER ADVENTURE CAMP 8:30am – 3pm Ages 4 – 16. Costs Vary. Limited Space per camp. Register email@example.com. 386-4284828, marinediscoverycenter.org. JUN 3- AUG 9- CREATIVE PATHWAYS SUMMER CAMP 8am-4pm, $85/week, Extended Care: Available For a Fee, Grades: Elementary, Middle School, 4233 S Ridgewood Ave, Edgewater, 386-222-1888 Theme Based Camps -Schools Out for Summer, -5 Days Around the World, -Splatter Art, -Mad Scientist, -Imaginarium (Inventions), -Artful Antics, -STEM, STEAM and MORE. JUN 3-JUL 26 • SUMMER ART CAMP Tues – Fri, 9 am – 2pm 6-17yo. Painting, music, dance, paper maché, photography, yoga, drumming, and more. $105 ACA members/ $130 nonmembers. Scholarships available. ACA's Yurick Studios, 123 Douglas St, NSB. 386-402-7517. JUN 3- JUL 9- MARCODY RANCH PAINTED PONIES DAY CAMP Farm Based, Nature Oriented, Outdoor Activity Camp, 9 AM - 5 PM, Age: 5-13, $180, 3804 Pioneer Trail, New Smyrna Beach, 386-424-0123. JUN 3- JUN 14- KIDS CREATE SUMMER ART CAMP Learn Fine Arts: The FUNdamentals of Drawing, Painting, 3D Art, Clay Sculpture, Collage, Kite Making, Cartooning & Much MORE. Bring a Sketchbook, a lunch, bottle of water (initials on cap) & a smock or old t-shirt, "no good clothes". Name on everything! 10am – 2pm Age: 5 1/2 - 5th Grade, Scholarships Available, $125 (supplies included), Art is Creation 540 Barracuda Blvd, New Smyrna Beach,, 386-847-1676 JUN 3- JUN 27 -HUB ON CANAL SUMMER ART CAMP Enjoy 4 days of painting, measuring, mixing, pouring and blending a wide variety of acrylic colors. Monday – Thursday, Hours: 9am-1pm, Age: 6-11, 12 & up, Scholarships Available, $120 non-members, $100 members, Discounts: Membership/Employee, 132 Canal Street, New Smyrna Beach, 386-957-3924. firstname.lastname@example.com JUN 3 – JUL 26- MARCODY RANCH SUMMER HORSE CAMP The children will ride horses, participate in ground work activities, swim in our pool during summer camps, and complete a craft to take home. A minimum deposit of $75 is required to hold a space in each week of camp. Closed the week of 4th of July. Monday-Friday, 9 AM - 3 PM, Extended Care: Available For a Fee, Age: 5-13, $360/week, 3804 Pioneer Trail, New Smyrna Beach,386-424-0123, firstname.lastname@example.com, JUL 10–13 • TEEN ART CREATIVITY M–Th, 10am – 2pm 14yo and up - opportunity to learn new skills from a Hub Artist in a creative gallery environment. 2-Day $65 (Members $55), 4-Day $120 (Members $100), Scholarships available. All supplies provided. 132 Canal Street, New Smyrna Beach. theHUBoncanal.org. JUN 17- JUN 28- TEEN EXTREME SUMMER ART CAMP Explore the fine arts, color theory, clay sculpture, dichroic glass work, drawing, painting, 3D art, 10am – 2pm, 6th through 12th Grades, $125 (supplies included) Scholarships Available, Art is Creation 540 Barracuda Blvd, New Smyrna Beach, 386-847-1676 JUL 31–AUG 4 • STETSON UNIVERSITY HATS PROGRAM 9am-3:30pm, K-12th grade. Epic School of Imagination offering an aviation course at the New Smyrna Beach Airport. $275 per week. Email email@example.com
MAY 27-AUG 9- JUNIOR ACADEMY OF VICTORIA PARK VPK SUMMER CAMP 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM. Age: VPK & kindergarten, weekly themes, $90-165, 191 Endicott Way, Deland, 386-848-1766 JUN 3-JUL 28- DELTONA THEATER SUMMER CAMPS As low as $30 a week and up. Seussical, Peter Pan and Wendy, The Somewhat True Tale of Robinhood, Improvisation Camp. Youth Performing Arts Training Center, 689 Deltona Blvd., STARTING JUNE 24, STETSON MUSIC CAMP Full Day Double Reed Workshop and Clarinet Clinic - June 09-15; Brass Camp - June 17-22, ; Saxophone Workshop – June 24- 29; Flute Workshop - July 15-20; Vocal Camp - July 08-12. Grades 7 – 12. Various costs. Stetson University, 421 N. Woodland Blvd., Deland, 386-822-8949. JUN 3 –AUG 9 ATHENS YOUTH THEATER SUMMER CAMPS Acting summer camp, 9am to 1-3pm (depending on session), Age: K-12, $150-350, 128 West Michigan Ave, DeLand (386) 736-1500. JUN 3-JUL 6- THE READING INSTUTTE AT STETON UNIVERSITY Learn to Read (4-Year-Olds and Entering Kindergartners)- June 8 - July 6; Saturdays; 8:30 - 9:30 am COST : $249 PLUS $39 MATERIAL FEE Make First Grade a Big Success (Entering First Graders)- June 8 - July 6; Saturdays; 10:00 - 11:30 am., COST: $299 PLUS $39 MATERIAL FEE Make Second Grade a Big Success (Entering Second Graders) June 8 - July 6; Saturdays; 12:30 - 2:15 pm. COST: $299 PLUS $39 MATERIAL FEE Make Third Grade a Big Success (Entering Third Graders) June 8 - July 6; Saturdays; 2:45 - 4:30 pm. COST: $299 PLUS $39 MATERIAL FEE
Make Fourth Grade a Big Success (Entering Fourth Graders) June 5 - July 3; Wednesdays; 9:00 - 11:15 am. COST:$ 299 PLUS $39 MATERIAL FEE Make Fifth Grade a Big Success (Entering Fifth Graders) June 5 - July 3; Wednesdays; 11:45 am. - 2:00 pm. COST: $299 PLUS $39 MATERIAL FEE JUN 3- AUG 2- GATEWAY CENTER FOR THE ARTS SUMMER CAMPS 9 -4PM or 9-12 or 1-4 Age: Ages 6 – 16, $165-175 Full wk / $90-100 Half wk, Theme Based Camps, 880 N. Highway 17-92, Debary, (386) 668-5553. JUN 10–AUG 9 • LYONIA SUMMER CAMP 6 – 9 yo five weeks, 10 – 14 yp three weeks. Nature hikes, live animal encounters, games, snacks. $80/week Lyonia Environmental Center. 2150 Eustace Ave, Deltona. Register 386-789-7207 ext. 20126. Shari Smith JUN 10-JUN 14- MAD SCIENCE CAMPS AT STETSON UNIVERSITY Robotics and Coding: 9 am.-4 pm, Stetson University, Davis Hall, 130 Minnesota Ave, Deland, Cost: $299.00, Instructions: Campers should bring their own lunch, Water and snacks are provided. Brixology: 9 am.-4 pm, Stetson University, Davis Hall, 130 Minnesota Ave, Deland, Cost: $299.00, Instructions: Campers should bring their own lunch, Water and snacks are provided. JUL 15-JUL 26-STETSON UNIVERSITY: HATS SUMMER PROGRAMMonday - Friday, 9:00am - 3:30pm, Age: K-12, COST: $274, 421 N. Woodland Blvd. Unit 8390, Deland,(386) 822-7091, email@example.com JUN 12 – JULY 1 • CULTURAL EDUCATION CAMPElementary children: Field trips, Outdoor Activities, Photography, Arts & Crafts, Dance and other fun activities. FREE. African American Museum of the Arts, 325 South Clara, Ave, Deland. 386-736-4004. JUN 12 – 16 -TEEN STUDIO WORKSHOP 10am – 3:30pm 9-12 grade. Dynamic, creative environment, passionate about art and design. Members $160, Non-members $185, Materials Fee $10. Museum of Art-DeLand, 100 N. Woodland Blvd. moartdeland. org. JUN 15- JUN 19-YMCA CAMP WINONA TEEN LEADERSHIP HIGH SCHOOL CHRISTIAN VALUES CAMP Participants will board the bus at midnight Saturday and travel to YMCA Blue Ridge Assembly in Black Mountain, NC to join 500 other teens from across the nation for a week of magic on the mountain. Age: 15-17, $700, Overnight , meals provided, Scholarships Available, 898 Camp Winona Road, De Leon Springs, 386-985-4544 JUN 09-JUN 14-YMCA CAMP WINONA MINI CAMP Registration Deadline: Two weeks before camper arrives, Mini Camps are for children ages 6-8, and offer a shorter 3-day/2night stay. This camp is designed to introduce campers who are not quite ready for the full week of overnight camp. Boys camp will be held June 9-11. Girls camp will be held June 12-14. Meals Provided, Overnight, Sunday-Tuesday or Wednesday-Friday, Age: 6 to 8, Scholarships Available, $200 ,898 Camp Winona Road, DeLeon Springs, , 386985-4544, email@example.com JUN 3- JUL 12- YMCA CAMP WINONA TEEN LEADERSHIP CAMP Leaders-In-Training (LIT), June 30 -July 12, Ages 15-16 , Deposit required-$150 ; Counselors-In-Training , June 2-21, Age 17, Deposit required-$300. Meals Provided Overnight, Age: 15-17, Scholarships Available, $1,250, Discounts: Early Registration, Additional Child, Other, 898 Camp Winona Road, De Leon Springs, 386-985-4544, email@example.com. JUN 3- JUL 12- YMCA CAMP WINONA OVERNIGHT CAMP A great traditional, overnight camping experience. We try to balance tradition with the interests of today's campers by offering fun, exciting and safe activities. Registration Deadline: Two weeks before campers arrive. Meals Provided, Overnight, Sunday – Friday, Age: 6 to 15, Scholarships Available, $560/week, 898 Camp Winona Road, DeLeon Springs,386-985-4544, email@example.com JUN 3- JUN 7 - YMCA CAMP WINONA TEEN CAMP We teach every camper Respect, Honesty, Responsibility, and Caring, the same values taught throughout the Y. Meals Provided, Overnight, Sunday-Friday, Age: 13-16, Scholarships Available, $560, 898 Camp Winona Road, DeLeon Springs, 386-985-4544, email@example.com JUL 14 - AUG 03-FLORIDA DIABETES SUMMER CAMP While attending camp they are under the direct supervision of pediatric endocrinologists from around the state who volunteer at various programs. Campers are placed in cabins according to age/grade/ sex and have trained counselors accompanying them 24 hours a day. All camps feature a variety of land and water activities as well as age appropriate diabetes education. Camp Winona Session I: Ages 12-14, Dates: July 14-21, 2019 : Camp Winona Session II: Ages 9-12, Dates: July 27 – August 3, 2019. Meals Provided, Overnight, Age: 9-14, Scholarships Available, $525, YMCA Camp Winona, Deland, FL, 352-334-1321, gtc@ ufl.edu
JUN 3 –AUG10- CENTRAL FLORIDA ZOO SUMMER CAMP 9am-12pm, 1pm-4pm, Age: 5-17, $125-220, 3755 NW Hwy 17-92, Sanford, 407.323.4450 ext. 123 JUN 3 –AUG 2- CENTRAL FLORIDA ZOO JR. ZOO KEEPER CAMP Experience what it's like to be a zoo keeper going behind the scenes working with the keepers, 9am –12pm, Extended Care: Available For a Fee, Age: 9-12, Pass Holder - $125, Non-Pass Holder - $145, Discounts: Membership/Employee, 3755 NW Hwy 17-92, Sanford, 407.323.4450 ext. 123 JUN 3 – AUG 2- CENTRAL FLORIDA ZOO CUB CLUB SUMMER PROGRAM Explore. Learn. Play. Join the Zoo this summer for our pre-school series for ages 2-5. Fun for you and your little one. Monday-Friday, 9:30-10:15am , Age: 2-5, $12-15/ day, $32-42/week, Discounts: Membership/Employee, 3755 NW Hwy 17-92, Sanford, 407.323.4450 ext. 123, email@example.com. JUN 3-JULY 26, • 2019 SANFORD RECREATION SUMMER CAMP 7:30am – 5:30pm 5-12yo. Lunch provided, Field Trips extra. Camp Store, buy snacks. $70/ week, week 5 $50. T- Shirt: $10 each, must be worn on field trips, one-time $10 non- residence fee. Camp location: 1211 Mellonville Avenue Sanford, FL 32771. 801 West 22nd St, Sanford. Register at Sanford City Hall. Registration Dates: Wednesday, May 1st - City of Sanford Residents, Thursday, May 2nd - Non- City Residences: 7 AM - 5:30 PM.
BROKEN STRINGS BREWERY RELEASES COLLABORATION BEER WITH ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT Broken Strings Brewery of Orlando is excited to announce the release of a collaboration beer with Arrested Development – the hip-hop collective group responsible for such hits songs as "Everyday People," "Tennessee," and "Mr. Wendal." From Broken Strings Brewery: Meet Mr. Wendal. This 11% bourbon cognac barrel-aged vanilla hazelnut imperial stout is a collab between Broken Strings Brewery & the legendary east coast hip hop crew Arrested Development. $2 of every bottle will be donated to Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida. Bottles are $20, very limited, and will be available on a first come, first serve basis. Cheers to StickerWolf for the label design and printing Mr. Wendal was released on Saturday, April 27, at noon at Broken Strings Brewery, 1012 West Church Street in Orlando.
FLORIDA AVENUE BREWING COMPANY WINS BEST LARGE BREWERY AWARD Florida Avenue Brewing Co. is proud to announce its designation as Best Large Brewery in the 2019 Best Florida Beer Championship, the largest annual competition of its kind in the state of Florida. The competition which is held every year during Tampa Bay Beer Week boasts a highly regarded judging panel made up of industry professionals throughout the state. The Best Large Brewery designation is determined by ranking each large batch brewery based on how many medals it received, and assigning a point value to gold, silver and bronze medals. Florida Avenue Brewing Co. was awarded honors for: Florida Avenue Brewing wins Best Large Brewery award! GOLD • Never Too Late for Summer Watermelon Lime Berliner Weisse GOLD • Passion of the Heights Hibiscus Wheat Ale, BRONZE • Florida Avenue Lager "All of us at Florida Ave Brewing Co. are thrilled to be recognized for the beer we are producing," said Anthony Derby, CEO of Florida Avenue Brewing Co. and its sister company, Brew Bus Brewing. "The quality of beer coming out of the state of Florida gets better and better every year and simply being listed among so many other amazing breweries is truly humbling. The pressure is on to keep getting better and to continue to innovate. It really is a collaborative effort between the brewing community in Tampa as well as throughout the state. We're all friends, we're drinking buddies. When one brewery does well, we all do well."
ABOUT FLORIDA AVENUE BREWING CO. Florida Avenue Brewing Co. originally opened its doors in 2010 and underwent a renovation and revival in 2015. Since then, Florida Avenue Brewing Co. has continued producing award-winning, high quality, easy-drinking Florida-style beers. Perfect for the beach, pool, golf course and beyond, these beers are made for Floridians by Floridians.
BACKSTAGE PASS MAGAZINE • JUNE 7 - JULY 6, 2019
BACKSTAGE PASS MAGAZINE • JUNE 7 - JULY 6, 2019
Boardwalk Merchants and the Friends of The Bandshell Presents DaytonaBeachBoardwalk.com
FREE CONCERTS • BUD LIGHT - LIGHTS UP DAYTONA FIREWORKS DISPLAY EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH SEPTEMBER 28TH CONCERTS 7:15 PM • FIREWORKS 9:45 PM TRIBUTE BAND SCHEDULE May 25 CLASSIC ROCK REVIVAL – The Doobie Brothers and Santana Tributes June 1
BRITISH ROCK INVASION – Bad Company and Foreigner Tributes June 8 ROCKET MAN – Elton John Tribute June 15 LIVIN' ON A PRAYER – Bon Jovi Tribute June 22 LET IT BE – Beatles Tribute June 29 SMOKIN' AND RENEGADE – Boston and Styx Tributes July July July July July
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ALTER EAGLES – The Eagles Tribute NUTHIN' FANCY – Lynyrd Skynyrd Tribute NEVER STOP BELIEVIN' – Journey Tribute BOSS PROJECT – Bruce Springsteen Tribute ULTIMATE DEF LEPPARD AND ABSOLUTE QUEEN – Def Leppard and Queen Tributes
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ZENDATTA AND KISS AMERICA – The Police and Kiss Tributes REO SURVIVOR & CHICAGO REWIRED – REO Speedwagon, Survivor & Chicago Tributes BOXERS AND SOUTHERN CROSS – Simon & Garfunkel and Crosby Stills Nash & Young Tributes TURNSTILES – Billy Joel Tribute US STONES – Rolling Stones Tribute
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HIGHWAY TO HELL – AC/DC Tribute FLEETWOOD MAX – Fleetwood Mac Tribute IN THE LIGHT OF LED ZEPPELIN – Led Zeppelin Tribute WALL OF ECHOES – Pink Floyd Tribute
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BACKSTAGE PASS MAGAZINE • JUNE 7 - JULY 6, 2019
CITY OF PORT ORANGE Jul 4: 4th of July Spectacular, Starting at 5:30-9pm, Classic car show, magicians, clowns, balloon animals, two kid zones, bounce houses, slides, Live music (HayFire), fireworks, free parking, food trucks, beer & wine. Free, Port Orange City Center & Amphitheater, 2001 City Center Cir. Port-Orange.org. 386-506-5868. CITY OF DAYTONA BEACH Jul 5-7: Firecracker 250 on July 5, Coke Zero Sugar 400 on July 6. Race and then at 10:15pm, one of the nation's largest fireworks display will follow. International Speedway, 1801 W Intl Spdwy Blvd. (800) PITSHOP. DaytonaInternationalSpeedway.com Jul 3: Red, White and Brew 6-11pm. Main St will be pedestrian only with entertainment and vendors from A1A to Peninsula to kick your July 4th holiday week in gear. Main Street, Daytona Beach. Jul 4: Eagles Tribute band & Fireworks. Great food from local vendors. Spectacular fireworks display on the beach. Concert at 7pm, tickets $10, then fireworks, Daytona Bandshell, 250 N Atlantic Ave, Daytona Beach. daytonabeach.com CITY OF NEW SMYRNA BEACH Jul 4: Fourth of July Celebration, 4-9pm. Food Trucks along Riverside Drive. Fireworks will be over the river at 9:15pm. Live music starts at 5pm in Riverside Park. cityofnsb.com, 386-410-2890. CITY OF EDGEWATER Jul 4: 4th of July Celebration. 6-10:00pm. Food, entertainment, various vendors & fireworks display. Kennedy Park for events, Menard-May Park will be closed to pedestrians for the fireworks launch. Ocean Ave & Riverside Dr., edgewaterfl.gov. CITY OF ORANGE CITY Jun 29 (Sat. before July 4): Orange City's Fireworks and Fun. 5 – 9:30pm, Live music, contest, food, raffles, kid's zone and Fireworks. Free, Valentine Park, 1595 W French Ave, Orange City. 386-775-5410. ourorangecity.com. CITY OF FLAGLER BEACH Jul 4: Fourth of July Parade. 10am, Parade Route: East on N 6th St., south on A1A, west on S. 6th St., Veterans Park will be hosting vendors, Kids Zone and games throughout the day leading up to the most spectacular fireworks display over the ocean. CityofFlaglerBeach.com. CITY OF PALM COAST Jul 3: 6pm. Music, face painting, trackless train, corn hole, inflatable basketball, and Sports nerf games.
Custom snapchat filter, food trucks, coolers and pop-up tents are also allowed. New this year is a patriotic ceremony at 7pm, to include Honor Guard and Band, the Pledge of Allegiance, reading of the Declaration of Independence and patriotic music. There is no charge for entry, parking or participation. Fireworks in the Park. 9pm, Central Park in Town Center, 975 Central Avenue, Palm Coast. JUL 3: 7pm - Independence Celebration FREE for the entire family, we will have dinner, food, games, bounce houses, large giveaways etc. New Way Church (293 Old Moody Blvd. Palm Coast FL 32164). CITY OF ST. AUGUSTINE Jul 4: Fireworks Over the Matanzas, one of the biggest on the East Coast, 6-10pm. Free All-Star Orchestra concert: big band, swing and patriotic songs. Fireworks display 9:30pm synchronized to music seen over the entire Bayfront area. Bring your Lounge Chair. Plaza de la Constitucion, 1 S Castillo Dr. CITY OF DELAND Jul 3: Firecracker Festival, 5 – 9pm, Food trucks, kid's zone, concert (United States Naval Band) and fireworks. BYO chair. Free, Earl Brown Park, Deland. 386-626-7315. DeLand.org. CITY OF DELTONA Jul 4: Fireworks Extravaganza, 6-10pm. Live music, entertainment, games, food and a whole lot of fun. 9:15pm will be a 20-minute fireworks display. Dewey O Boster Sportsplex, 1200 Saxon Blvd. (386) 8788900. DeltonaFL.Gov CITY OF ORANGE CITY Jun 30 (Sat. before July 4): Orange City's Fireworks and Fun. 5–9:30pm, Live music, watermelon eating contest, food, raffles, kid's zone and Fireworks. Free, Valentine Park, 1595 W French Ave, Orange City. 386-775-5410. ourorangecity.com. CITY OF MT DORA July 3: Freedom on the Waterfront. 5pm, An old-fashion celebration in Elizabeth Evans Park. Festivities begin at 5pm with live music, kid's activities & fireworks. Fireworks at dusk. Presented by Mount Dora Area Chamber of Commerce and the City of Mount Dora. Contact Chris Carson (352) 735-7183 July 4: Independence Day Parade. 10am, Parade is in beautiful downtown Mount Dora. Begins at 10:00 am at the corner of Donnelly and Seventh and runs to Charles Avenue. Contact Chris Carson at the City of Mount Dora at 352-735-7183. CITY OF SANFORD Jul 4: Star Spangled Sanford, 4-10pm, Music, Food, Drinks, Activities and Splash pad for kids. Fireworks at 9:15 PM. FREE. Fort Mellon Park, Sanford. RiverWalk. Sanfordfl.gov. Call 407.688.5120 for more info.
My Personal Favorite and Number One Gift Including Father's Day, ORMOND MASSAGE AND WELLNESS With Father's Day fast approaching many don't think about getting a massage for dad as an appropriate gift. Not in my family. You see caring for our body, mind and spirit go hand and hand in my house. And not just mine, ask Cynthia Schulze, owner of Ormond Massage and Wellness Center, what was her inspiration to open a massage parlor (wink,) and her story will change the way you look at homeopathic treatments and cures. Her own battle with cancer and how her pain was relieved from
lymphatic drainage massage and foot detox is an inspiration to many facing their own treatments. Located in the northern end of Ormond Beach, just south of Destination Daytona at 1450 North US 1, Ormond Wellness Center sits within a professional center. Once inside the tranquil setting you are immediately set at ease before you retire to a dimly lit room, filled with relaxing sounds where your trained massage therapists ask all the right questions to ensure your massage renders the results you seek. By asking how I felt and my goals from the days therapy, Licensed Massage Therapist Christina Beres set me at ease with her professionalism. Along with Heather Fouts and Heather O'Bara, this talented team are guaranteed to deliver improvement in your health and wellbeing. While I went with the 2 1/2hour package that included the Swedish relaxation massage,
the experts at Ormond Massage and Wellness offer other kinds of massage such as Hot Stone, Lymph Drainage, Reflexology even a Sports Massage. If you are new to getting a massage rest assured you can relax in the silence, or if you feel more comfortable with interaction the staff is delightful and comfortable. On my visit in May, I took advantage of the 4 parts of treatment offered by Ormond Massage and Wellness and moved on to the comfortable room of the esthetician, Damaris Salgado. My facial was one of the highlights of the visit with the lasting effect of glowing skin that remained with me for a week after the treatment which included a skin vacuum. The products used are Dermalogica which is the number one choice of skin care professionals around the world. My next treatment as part of the package included a foot and hand treatment. The hand paraffin treatment feels amazing. This wax treatment, mixed with essential oils, not only makes your skin feel amazing but gives you better mobility by warming the connective tissue. The ionic foot detox will render you speechless. As the water changes different colors from bright green to orange, even a muddy brown you can see the toxins leaving your body and also be aware of which areas of your
body it's cleansing as well as symptoms. A truly eye-opening experience and a chance to get to know the center's owner Cynthia a little more. I would recommend the $115.00 package to anyone and everyone and well worth the drive if you live on the other side of town. Their more then affordable rates make it well worth the drive. Massages start at $60 and you can tailor the time you spend at Ormond Wellness Center to your needs. Just call Cynthia at (386) 256-5629 to make your appointment for one of their many services. Acupuncture is the latest service being offered and definitely my next visit. Be sure to request a consultation. Beauty and wellbeing treatments also offered include Mud Wraps, European body Scrubs, Organic Spray Tanning, Full Waxing, Natural Weight loss and more. Restore your health today with natural alternatives that treat the cause, not the symptom. Call Cynthia at Ormond Health and Wellness and be sure to tell her that Tammy from BackStage Pass Magazine sent you.
BACKSTAGE PASS MAGAZINE • JUNE 7 - JULY 6, 2019
ROB GARCIA HAS HIS HANDS FULL You might have seen Rob Garcia, a New York born entertainer who sings, and plays guitar at just about ANY tiki bar or restaurant between Tampa and Miami for the last six or seven years. You might have even seen his one man theater show "Rock n Roll Love Letter" a 70 year look at the music that changed our lives which was brought to theaters by Sun Events (www.sunevents.com) a now, national event promoter which started from very modest shows right here in Florida. What you may NOT know, and most certainly SHOULD, is that Sun Events is doing a national tour in tribute to the music that was played at the Woodstock concert. It's called the "Peace and Love Tour" and it's coming to a city near you! "It's more an electrified "circus" environment and vibe, than it is your "typical" theater show". Garcia explains. "What I mean by that is…. From the time the doors open, in the lobby there is spin art, tie dye shirts for sale, a strolling musician or two, etc.. Woodstock was an arts and crafts festival." Then once you enter the theater and sit down, you have me, opening the show doing a 60's acoustic, singer songwriter set, after which a band (Paisley Craze) comes out and does an hour and a half, and I am also featured on a couple of numbers during that set." There are not many touring "experiences" like it. You can find out more at: https://sunevents.com/peace-love-tour/ As if a 40 city national tour was not already enough, you also started a band yes? "Yup"…."It seemed to me that the writing was on the wall. I was lucky enough to get involved with Sun Events at just the right time when their main guy Joe Gallimore, took a long shot on a local musician, who might have become a nuisance to him by callin' and emaillin' him all the time in essence sayin' "PUT ME IN COACH!" He
eventually did, and it turned out good, and we did it again and that one man show turned into "Rock n Roll Love Letter" Fast forward to today, and…as good as "Love Letter" is as a one man show… where Sun Events was going, it would have to be bigger. So, I added a female front person, Erika Flaskamp who can just as easily sing Janis Joplin and knock it out of the parks as she can something more delicate and subtle which is not so easy to do and put it across emotionally to the audience. I got lucky with her. The rhythm section is Jason Stander on Drums and Santiago Rodriguez on bass. Combined they deliver power, precise timing, and an energy that can easily be felt in the last row of any theater we play."
JUKEBOX ASSASSINS What you think of when you hear "Jukebox Assassins"? Chances are, you never even HEARD those two words put together. Well now you have a chance to say it often. In phrases like: Hey! Let's go check out Jukebox Assassins at {insert your favorite SWF watering hole here}. Jukebox Assassins is a band that from its inception, wanted to put its own twist on the music it made. Whether a cover or an original, no matter what era or genre….the Assassins will make it their own. Emotionally, and musically we start with the guitars..more often than not a little bit edgy to give the material that higher energy that you can only get that way….. we also try and make it rhythmically interesting despite perhaps the composition not having started off that way, no matter what, you'll ether be dancing or tapping you foot guaranteed. The male/Female vocal team assures you we can sing just about anything… but everybody else in the band sings too so there are harmonies galore! To find out more visit: https://www.facebook. com/Jukebox-Assassins-258803701579204/
on't let anyone tell you that cooking chicken on the grill is easy. It isn't at all. It took me years to master the bird over a flame. But now that I have, I want to share a few tricks of the trade with you. After you get a nice grill mark on all sides, lower the grill so it stays around 350 with the lid closed. Check the chicken about every 10 minutes. You will need a squirt bottle of water because you will have flare ups. If it's on the bone, expect about 25 minutes but use a thermometer to be safe. No one likes squeaky or stringy chicken. It may be cooked, but if it's stringy it needs some more time. I make the best Potato Salad, everyone knows it! Here's the recipe I use. If these are the only 2 things you serve, you can drop the pepper mill. You are a super star!
2 quarts water • 2 tablespoons kosher salt • 1/4 cup brown sugar • 2 garlic cloves, smashed with the side of a large knife • 4 sprigs fresh thyme 6 chicken legs and thighs, still connected, bone in, skin on, about 10 ounces each THE ULTIMATE BARBECUE SAUCE: 1 slice bacon • 1 bunch fresh thyme • Extra-virgin olive oil 1/2 onion, chopped • 2 garlic cloves, chopped • 2 cups ketchup • 1/4 cup brown sugar • 1/4 cup molasses • 2 tablespoons red or white wine vinegar • 1 tablespoon dry mustard • 1 teaspoon ground cumin • 1 teaspoon paprika or smoked paprika if available • Freshly ground black pepper
DIRECTIONS For the brine, in a mixing bowl combine the water, salt, sugar, garlic, and thyme. Transfer the
brine to a 2-gallon sized re-sealable plastic bag. Add the chicken, close the bag and refrigerate 2 hours (if you've only got 15 minutes, that's fine) to allow the salt and seasonings to penetrate the chicken. Meanwhile, make the sauce. Wrap the bacon around the bunch of thyme and tie with kitchen twine so you have a nice bundle. Heat about 2 tablespoons of oil in a large saucepan over medium heat. Add the thyme and cook slowly 3 to 4 minutes to render the bacon fat and give the sauce a nice smoky taste. Add the onion and garlic and cook slowly without coloring for 5 minutes. Add the remaining ingredients, give the sauce a stir, and turn the heat down to low. Cook slowly for 20 minutes to meld the flavors. Once the sauce is done cooking, remove about 1 1/2 cups of the sauce and reserve for serving along side the chicken at the table. The rest of the barbecue sauce will be used for basing the legs. Preheat oven 375 degrees F. Preheat a grill pan or an outdoor gas or charcoal barbecue to a medium heat. Take a few paper towels and fold them several times to make a thick square. Blot a small amount of oil on the paper towel and carefully and quickly wipe the hot grates of the grill to make a nonstick surface. Take the chicken out of the brine, pat it dry on paper towels. Arrange the chicken pieces on the preheated grill and cook, turn once mid-way, and cook for a total of 10 minutes. Transfer the grill marked chicken to a cookie sheet and then place in the oven. Cook the chicken for 15 minutes, remove it from the oven and then brush liberally, coating every inch of the legs with the barbecue sauce and then return to the oven for 25 to 30 more minutes, basting the chicken for a second time half way through remaining cooking time. Serve with extra sauce.
POTATO SALAD WITH EGGS AND PEAS INGREDIENTS 2 pounds red-skinned potatoes, peeled, cut into 1/2-inch chunks 1 teaspoon salt 2 hard-boiled eggs, peeled and chopped 1 cup fresh or frozen peas, cooked, drained 1/2 cup finely chopped red onion 2/3 to 1 cup mayonnaise, as desired 1 tablespoon sour cream (optional) 2 to 3 teaspoons prepared mustard, or to taste salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste
Put potatoes in a saucepan and cover with water and add 1 teaspoon salt. Bring to a boil. Cover and cook for 15 to 20 minutes, just until tender. Drain and transfer to a bowl; add chopped eggs, peas, and onion. Cover and refrigerate until chilled. In a cup or bowl, combine 2/3 cup mayonnaise, sour cream, and mustard. Gently stir into the potato mixture until blended. Add more mayonnaise, if desired. Taste and add salt and pepper to taste.
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Area Farmers' Markets ARTISAN ALLEY FARMER'S MARKET & MORE ON GEORGIA featuring local produce, plants, pickles, honey, baked goods, arts & crafts. Held every Friday from 6 to 9 pm in Artisan Alley. FLAGLER BEACH FARMERS' MARKET is open every Friday & Saturday all year long, sunrise to mid afternoon in beautiful Downtown Flagler Beach, right next to the Atlantic Ocean. Located on State Road 100- only 3 miles from 1-95. www.flaglerbeachfarmersmarket. com. GATEWAY CENTER FOR THE ARTS FARMER'S MARKET is open Saturday, 8 am - 1 pm, offers shopping and entertainment, fresh fruits and vegetables, hand made breads, beautiful plants and flowers, jewelry, live entertainment and so much more... Hands-on-Art, FREE popcorn and lemonade. Located at 880 North 17-92/at Saxon/DeBary. 386668-5553. LAKE HELEN MARKET IN THE PARK is held every Saturday from 8:00 am - 1 :00 pm. Fresh produce, locally raised chicks, hens, roosters, ducks, geese and rabbits. Also vegetables, bedding, house and landscape plants. Lakeview Dr., Lake Helen. LAKE MARY FARMERS' MARKET is open Saturdays, 9:00 am - 1 :30 pm, weather permitting. Fresh produce, pasta, sauces, BBQ, organic coffee, large and small plants, orchids and much more. 100 N. Country Club Road, Lake Mary. www. lakemaryfarmersmarket.com. NEW SMYRNA FARMERS' MARKET is held every Saturday 7 am- 12 pm. Local family farmers and growers offer fresh fruits, vegetables, herbs, flowers, plants, juices, dairy products, eggs, seafood, baked goods, art, and more. 110 Canal Street, New Smyrna Beach. www. freewebs.com/canalstreetfarmersmarket. ORMOND BEACH FARMERS' MARKET is now open on the mainland, each Thursday from 8 am-1 pm at Ormond Beach City Hall Plaza, 22 S. Beach St. , Ormond Beach. They have over thirty great vendors each week. Only fresh produce or artisan products allowed. New vendors welcome. www.ormondbeachfarmersmarket.com THE FARMERS' & OPEN AIR MARKET at the Putnam County Fairgrounds is open every Mon., all year long, from 9 am to 2 pm. Located in East Palatka (20 minutes West of St Augustine,) 1/2 mile south of SR 207. just off Highway 17. 117 Yelvington Rd., East Palatka. THE SANFORD FARMERS' MARKET is a fabulous green market. Many unique vendors, over 25 in
the fall. They offer farm-fresh produce, organic produce, local honey, baked goods, sweets, pastas, teas, herbs, plants and so much more. Every Saturday 9 am-2 pm. Located in Magnolia Square at the heart of Downtown Sanford, on 1st St. & Magnolia Ave. THE ST. AUGUSTINE BEACH LOCAL FARMERS'/ARTS & CRAFTS MARKET is every Wednesday from 7:30 am- 12:30 pm. Fresh produce including organic produce. Approximately 30 artisans as vendors. St. Johns County Pier parking lot, St. Augustine Beach. www.staugbchcivicassoc.com. ALL ABOARD FLEA & FARMER'S MARKET open Thurs - Sun, 7 am - 2 pm. Offerings include fresh produce, fresh flowers, lawn and garden, toys and collectibles, tools, jewelry, CO's, movies, and fishing gear. New vendors welcome. Port Orange Flea and Farmers Market, 5005 Ridgewood Ave., Port Orange. (386) 523-7749. DOWNTOWN DAYTONA BEACH FARMERS MARKET is open Saturdays, 7 am- 1 pm. Located in historic downtown Daytona Beach. Beach St. & Magnolia Ave., between City Island Library & Jackie Robinson Stadium. Featuring fresh produce, fresh food, and handmade goods. (386) 258-8150. BARBERVILLE FAMILY FARM SWAP & MARKET is the largest farm market in Volusia County with 50-70 sellers 2 x's a month, selling just farm market related goods. The farm market is unique in that we sell livestock, fowl , farm and ranch related items right along side the traditional farmers market produce/ veggies,and such. www.farmswapmarket.com or 386-469-9409. ORANGE CITY HAS A FARMER'S MARKET every Friday from 8 am to 1 pm. We offer local and organically grown produce, fresh baked goods, plants, herbs, handmade goods, variety of foods, and more! www.ourorangecity.com for more information. PALM COAST FARMERS & ARTISAN MARKET is set in a beautiful setting at The European Village. Sunday's from 4-7 pm. Expect dozens of quality vendors with Fresh Vegetables, Fresh Juice, Fresh Bread, Cheese, Seafood, Grass fed meats and more. www.european-village.com. THE PAVILION PORT ORANGE FARMERS' MARKET is located at 5501 South Williamson Blvd., is every Saturday in season from 9 am1pm. Awesome produce, Organic produce and fresh eggs, fruits, Fish Chic S eafood, Bread, Artesian products, gifts and much more. For more information, (386) 882-4965.
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Horoscopes For June 2019
GEMINI (MAY 21-JUNE 21): This June you press the reset button in your life and put forth whatever intentions you have that will support your personal goals and aspirations. Venus moves into Gemini on June 8, adding magnetism, grace, and confidence to your vibe. Although you might feel a sense of confusion about direction on June 9 with the Sun square Neptune, and then again on the 24th with Venus square Neptune, you've got to remember not to give away your power to the authority figures in your life. They are not seeing you clearly and it's confusing your own self-image, making you feel invisible. Don't allow it. When it comes to love, a Full Moon in your partnership sector on June 17 will have you feeling optimistic that you're going to get everything you truly want. And with Venus in your sign until July 3, it will be difficult for anyone to deny you love. Keywords for June: fresh start, new beginnings, identity, beautiful, allure, luck in love, romantic optimism, confidence. CANCER (JUNE 21-JULY 22): Mental stress, secrets, and sexual frustration ... that's not exactly a happy combination, but it does seem to be what's happening in your love life scenario this month. Venus enters your 12th House of Shadows on June 8. If there's trouble between you and your mate, it'll be a good time to enter couple's counseling to sort things out. Between June 14 and 16 -- when Mars and Mercury in your sign oppose Saturn in your relationship sector -- whatever drama is happening might reach a critical point. You might really feel misunderstood and unsupported by your partner. What's the deal? If single, you might have a love interest you can't really be with. Stop pining! What's meant to be yours will nbe. On a happier note, you could make amazing strides in restoring your overall well-being this month. The New Moon on June 3 invites you to consider spiritual practices to help make you whole again. Then the Full Moon on June 17 will help you realize what may still need your attention health-wise. Keywords for June: stress, mental health, spiritual journey, inner work, relationship crisis, healing, therapy, peace, solitude. LEO (JULY 23-AUG. 22): Your love life is getting spotlight attention this month, Leo! If you're single, there should be developments after June 8 thanks to Venus moving into the area of your chart connected to your social life. Until July 3 you'll have a stronger chance for success if you use the latest dating app to meet someone. You might also find yourself attending meet-up groups or other events that give you an opportunity to mingle with interesting people. At least one of them will capture your attention romantically. If you're in a relationship, the Full Moon on June 17 will bring an emotional climax. Romantic fulfillment is likely with this lunation, and it's also possible that you and your lover will find out you're expecting a baby. Congratulations! In other news, you might need to pay more attention to your health. Mars and Mercury will oppose Saturn from June 14-16, and it's time to make a mature, responsible decision about your wellness. You'll do what you have to do. Keywords for June: love, friendship, social, dating, internet dating, baby, fertility, creative fulfillment, health scare. VIRGO (AUG. 23-SEPT. 22): New career heights are possible this month, Virgo! Seize the moment after June 3 when a New Moon offers you a fresh start professionally. Having options is always nice, and it appears that you'll have two equally fabulous ones. How will you decide?! Making the pot even sweeter is Venus; on June 8 she'll move to the top of your chart, making you feel adored by a VIP. This person is willing to put their money behind their compliments, which is even more meaningful. In the end, though, it's possible that you'll go with a career option that requires you to let go of a business partner or major client in order to move in a new direction. Your love life might feel cold this June compared to the oozy goodness of your career. Between June 14 and 16 Mercury and Mars will oppose stern Saturn, now in your true love sector. You might feel blocked or rejected by a lover who just won't make you a priority in their life. Ouch! Keywords for June: career choice, career growth, professional joy, partnership disappointment, romantic blocks, romantic rejection, domestic fulfillment, family changes
financial fulfillment SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 22-DEC. 20): Love and relationship themes are weighing in strong this month, Sag! On June 3 a New Moon lands in your partnership sector, followed by Venus entering the same area of your chart on June 8. An infusion of harmony is entering your love life. If you're dating someone, expect the romance to become grounded in commitment and growth. If you're already in an exclusive partnership, you and your mate will enjoy a deepening of your bond. All of this culminates into emotional gratification at the Full Moon in your sign on June 17. You're not only feeling all the feels, you're also dreaming a dream of wistful contentment that is likely to center on your home life. Jupiter, now in your sign, squares off with Neptune, in your domestic sector, on June 16. Your high hopes for domestic bliss might be fulfilled, even if things aren't going exactly according to your plan. No matter what, you'll see the silver lining.Keywords for June: relationship, commitment, engagement, marriage, emotional, sensitive, dreamy, domestic bliss. CAPRICORN (DEC. 21-JAN. 20): With Mars in your partnership sector, it might truly feel like love is a battlefield. Fortunately, both you and your partner will be motivated to talk things out. On June 14 and 16, Mercury and Mars will each make a gorgeous link to Neptune, now in your message sector. That's optimistic communication potential to help salvage things. The trouble? On the same days, Mars and Mercury will be at a harsh angle to Saturn, now in your sign. Your stubborn fixation on controlling the outcome of the situation you and your lover face might very well threaten to sabotage a good thing. Don't let it. In other news, you can look forward to a new job opportunity. After June 3 a New Moon will help support you on interviews. With Venus in your work sector from June 8 - July 3, you can anticipate being paid well for a freelance assignment. You can also look forward to seamless cooperation with colleagues on any group endeavor. Keywords for June: inspired communication, positive thinking, relationship war, romantic conflict, new job, office romance, supportive colleagues, improved health. AQUARIUS (JAN. 21-FEB.18): There's guaranteed to be some noise in your dating life this month. Happily, it'll be music to your ears! This combination of stellar influences can absolutely help support a heart-opening connection between you and someone close. The one thing to note is that this all happens in the dualistic sign of Gemini. That translates into the strong likelihood of you having more than one person to choose from. It doesn't suggest a love triangle per se, but it does suggest options. If you're in a relationship, there could be baby news coming your way. Alternatively, this energy could center around on a creative endeavor that you're in love with. Remember, when you follow your passion, it leads to your purpose. That kind of gratification is showing up in your life by the time we get to the Full Moon on June 17. Landing in the area of your greatest hopes and wishes, you can count on at least one of them being fulfilled. Lucky you! Keywords for June: love, baby, artistic endeavor, creative, dating, joy, happiness, fulfillment. PISCES (FEB.18-MAR. 20): You're happier than ever about your recent life transition. Wherever you go, you can be sure that happiness will follow. It's as if you have finally "come home," and all of your plans to curate your personal space and security are now happening. Amazing! If you're in a relationship, this could be the month the two of you decide to move in together and test the waters of an even stronger commitment. On June 24, however, you might second guess this move or relationship while Venus squares Neptune, now in your sign. A disappointment is possible ... whether you move past it or not is your choice. Expect to be in the spotlight for a career achievement near the Full Moon on June 17. You could receive an honor or other reward. If, however, you're not aligned with your vocation, you might decide to pursue a different path. Keywords for June: relocation, family, home, love, career fulfillment, career change, spotlight.
MOTORCYCLES & CLASSIC CARS MOTORCYCLE RIDES FRIDAY RIDES 11:30am- 2:30pm, Daytona 200 Motorcycle Club, 3602 W. International Speedway Blvd. Daytona Beach, daytona200mc.com GROUP RIDE FRIDAYS 6-10 PM, Group Ride to Ike's Saloon in Bunnell. Bruce Rossmeyer's Daytona Harley-Davidson, 1637 N. US Highway 1, Ormond Beach. 2ND SATURDAY • HARLEY OWNERS LUNCH RIDE 10 am, Scenic 135 Mile Ride, free lunch. Seminole Harley Davidson, 620 Hickman Circle, Sanford. 407-328-1212. JUN 7-JUN 8- SUNRISE TO SUNSET RIDE TO CEDAR KEY- Meet at Granada Approach at 6:28am to watch the sunrise, eat breakfast at Peach Valley. KSU at 8:30am for a ride across the state to Cedar Key to watch the sunset, spend the night at Cedar Key Bed & Breakfast. Limited number of rooms available. Please call Mandy for Hotel Booking Info at 386-671-7103 or firstname.lastname@example.com. JUN 8- GROUP RIDE TO SEE THE TORTUGAS AT JACKIE ROBINSON BALLPARK, Kickstands up at New Smyrna Harley-Davidson, 1899 State Road 44, New Smyrna Beach at 4:30 PM. RSVP email@example.com or 386-409-3034. JUN 14- BREAKFAST RIDE TO MEL'S DINER IN PORT ORANGE-8:30-11:30 AM., BruceRossmeyer's New Smyrna Harley-Davidson, 1899 State Road 44, New Smyrna Beach.KSU at 8:30am from New Smyrna Harley-Davidson.
CAR AND BIKE SHOWS/SWAPS JUN 7- 9- DAYTONA TRUCK MEET 2019- 10 AM-6 PM., 1801 W. International Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach. 100's of vendors, burn out pit, live entertainment, 1,000's of custom pick-up trucks and more. JUN 8-CUSTOM CAR & BIKE SHOW-8:00 AM- 12:00 PM, Seminole Harley Davidson, 620 Hickman Circle., Sanford. $10 Entry for Show Vehicles, Proceeds benefit Seminole County Sheriff's Office for the Bicycle Helmets for Kids Program. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place for Bikes and Cars, Awards Announced at 11:30 AM, Beer & Food for Sale. JUN 9- SUPER SWAP SUNDAY CAR & MOTORCYCLE SWAP MEET- 8 AM- 2 PM., BruceRossmeyer's Harley-Davidson, 637 North US Highway 1, Ormond Beach. Vendor spots, food & drink available from Daytona HOG Chapter. JUN 15 & 16- FATHER'S DAY WEEKEND PARTY – PAPAPALOOZA, 9 AM- 5 PM., Free Stella Artois Beer with Collectible Chalice with any Purchase (limit one per customer while they last). Register all weekend for a chance to win a H-D Retro Metal Cooler and much more. Bruce Rossmeyer's Harley-Davidson, Destination Daytona. JUN 16- 10TH ANNIVERSARY CROSSROADS FATHER'S DAY CAR, TRUCK & MOTORCYCLE- 9 AM-2 PM., Crossroads Christian Church, 3838 State Road 44, New Smyrna Beach. Awards, giveaways, goody bags, bounce house, kid's area, lunch, drinks and other exciting activities. JUN 22- VETERANS CAR SHOW- 12 PM - 4 PM., McKenna's Place, New Smyrna Beach., 1443 S Dixie Fwy., New Smyrna Beach. All cars must register, $10.00 Registration fee, baked goods, prizes for cars, silent auction, DJ, 50/50 raffle and more. JUN 23- RIVERFEST ON THE HALIFAX BIKE SHOW- 12:00-4:00 PM., Riverwalk Park, 3431 S. Ridgewood Ave., Port Orange. Free Ride-In Bike Show, Music and More. JUN 29- WHITE DIAMOND CLASSIC CAR SHOW- 2 PM-6PM., Bruce Rossmeyer's Harley-Davidson, 637 North US Highway 1, Ormond Beach. Cash raffle prizes, 50/50 raffle, DJ 2- 6 PM. For more info - email@example.com
LIBRA (SEPT. 23-OCT. 22): You'll have plenty of energy to push ahead in your professional goals this month, Libra. Mars continues to move through the very top. It's a spectacular time to launch a new business or go after the promotion you've been eyeing. Although you'll have plenty of ambition, however, it does look like you'll need to deal with some resistance on the home front. Maybe the people you live with aren't happy about the fact that you're prioritizing your career over domestic obligations. Expect a standoff between June 14 and 16 when Mars and Mercury each oppose Saturn, now in your home sector. The feeling of not being supported by those closest to you might really frustrate you during this time. Keep moving forward! When it comes to romance, if you're in a relationship, after June 8 you and your love might focus on taking a spiritual or educational quest together. Single? You might focus on nurturing your mind. You'll be surprised at just how attractive you become. Keywords for June: ambition, motivation, entrepreneur, promotion, business, family stress, spiritual love.
ARIES (MAR. 21-APR. 20): You might be traveling a great deal locally thanks to a vibrant New Moon in your 3rd House of Nearby Places on June 3. This can be a month where you feel like you live in your car, yet there's every indication that you'll love whatever excursions you're on. If you're in the communications, sales, or marketing industry, then you'll be on fire! Happily, the money will follow. Venus also enters your 3rd house on June 8 and remains here through July 3. You'll have a fantastic edge when it comes to using your sweet-talking ways to get anything you want. You could also take a trip with your sweetheart this June, or meet a new love interest in your neighborhood if you're single. Pay attention to who moves into the area and be sure to introduce yourself! In fact, after June 26 when Mercury moves into your romance sector, it seems like your love life will be all you can think about! Keywords for June: travel, writing, communications, neighbors, neighborhood, siblings, creative thoughts, car, road trip.
4TH FRIDAY CAR SHOW: MELLOW MUSHROOM, 5790 Journeys End Way, Port Orange. 4-7 PM.
SCORPIO (OCT. 23-NOV. 21): Money seems to arrive exactly when you need it -- and from multiple places. It all begins on June 3 with a New Moon in your 8th House of Shared Resources. Venus enters the same area of your chart on June 8, and from this point until July 3 you will do well with investments. You might hear news about a generous bonus check as well. This will also be a perfect time to begin a venture that will allow you to earn passive income. Still, be extra careful about doing your due diligence on June 9 and 24 -- these are times when your judgment might be slightly clouded. Other than that, it's smooth sailing, and by the Full Moon on June 17 you might feel as if you're exactly where you want to be financially. Yes! When it comes to romance, you'll be better off pursuing spiritual or intellectual activities with your sweetheart over financial ones. Although your partner might have an increase in their income, with Venus square Neptune on June 24, keep your money separate to avoid any confusion or disappointment about co-mingling funds. Keywords for June: money, investments, royalties, commission, taxes, insurance, inheritance,
TAURUS (APR. 21-MAY 21): Lucky you! A New Moon on June 3 will land in your earned income sector, then Venus moves into the same area of your chart on June 8. You'll have opportunities to create extra revenue now, and you'll notice that it all comes together quickly. This will be a welcome change of pace after a stretch of time where your expenses were astronomical. If you have been waiting to hear about a tax, insurance, or credit situation, then the news will arrive after the Full Moon on June 17. It seems as if the financial scales are finally getting balanced, so whatever this is, you'll feel like you've finally got a handle on it. Your love life is no snooze fest in June, either! You might be confused about two people who both seem to value you and make you feel absolutely confident. Pay attention to red flags, however, on June 24 when Venus squares off with Neptune. A disappointment in romance is possible when you discover that a friend you thought caught feelings for you really just wants to keep it casual. Keywords for June: cash flow, money ideas, new money, marketing talents, paying debt, friend zoned, confidence boost.
3RD TUESDAY DAIRY QUEEN CLASSIC CAR & TRUCK SHOW Featuring Classic Cars, Food Specials, Music by Crusin' Central Florida. 4 PM, Dairy Queen in the Trails, 328 North Nova Rd., Ormond Beach.
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1ST FRIDAY THE ALL RIDERS BIKE NIGHTS The Abbey, 117 N. Woodlawn Ave., Deland. 7-11 PM 3RD THURSDAY THE ALL RIDERS BIKE NIGHT INN BETWEEN BAR "THE SHACK BY THE TRACKS " 2486 Old New York Ave. Deland, 7-11 PM. 2ND SATURDAY • CANAL STREET CLASSIC CRUISE AND CAR SHOW Canal Street, New Smyrna Beach, 4-8 PM. 1ST SATURDAY DAYTONA FLEA CRUISE-IN One of the East Coast's largest car shows and swap meet. 1425 Tomoka Farms Rd., Daytona Beach 9 AM- 2 PM.
3RD SATURDAY DOWNTOWN DELAND CAR SHOW 4-7pm. Live DJ, giveaways, shopping & dining. East Indian Avenue, Deland. 2ND SUNDAY DOUBLE BARREL CRUISE IN 11am3pm, All welcomed! DJ, beer tub, food and drink specials, 50/50 Raffle Proceeds: Toys for Tots. Food and drink specials. Double Barrel Grill. 2900 Bellevue Ave, DAB, 386-310-7993. 4THSUNDAY HOT ROD BRUNCH 9:00am-1:00pm, Bring you ride an appetite and park on Flagler Ave. Plenty of Parking for us. Great atmosphere. People. Hot Rods & Food. Hope to see ya'll there. Spread the word. Courtyard Grill, 307 Flagler Ave.
EVERY 4TH SUNDAY BIKER BRUNCH AT SHANTELL'S IN SANFORD 10am-3pm. 503 S. Sanford Avenue. EVERY WEDNESDAY CAR SHOW 5-8pm, Woody's BarB-Q, 99 Flagler Plaza Dr, Palm Coast, 386-439-5010. EVERY THURSDAY WEEKLY CAR SHOW 4-7pm, Giuseppe's Steel City Pizza, 3658 S Nova Rd, Port Orange. EVERY SATURDAY CAR SHOW Bring your favorite ride and enjoy some good music and food. Port Hole, 932 Herbert St, Port Orange, 386-256-5075. 2ND SATURDAY EAST COAST CRUISERS NIGHT 4-8pm, Family friendly car show, food and entertainment. Canal St, New Smyrna, 386-427-7576. 3RD SATURDAY DELAND CRUISE IN 4-7pm, DJ, giveaways, shopping & dining, E Indiana Ave, DeLand, 386-738-0649. 4TH SATURDAY CLASSIC CAR SHOW 4-8pm, 150 Cars in Historic Downtown Eustis. Shops and restaurants, great music and cool cars. Free. Cash prizes. City of Eustis. 407-310-6123. 1ST FRIDAY CRUISE IN 4-7pm, Food Truck, DJ, fun, food and awesome cars. Hanksters Hot Rods of Daytona 1790 S Nova Rd, South Daytona. 1ST SATURDAY CLASSIC CAR CRUISE IN 9am-1pm, Door prize drawings. West Parking lot. Daytona Flea Market, Tomoka Farms Rd, Daytona, 386-253-3330 Ext. 115. 3RD SUNDAY CABBAGE PATCH CRUISE IN 11am4pm, All makes & models of cars, trucks and bikes, FREE BBQ, Taco Land food truck, Music, giveaways, and drink specials. Cabbage Patch, 549 Tomoka Farms Rd, New Smyrna, 386-405-5525.
CAR & BIKE EVENTS JUN 15-GREAT SUMMER COOKOUT- 11 AM - 3 PM., Indian Motorcycle, 290 N Beach St., Daytona Beach. Bring a friend, grab a bite, and check out the new Indian FTR1200. We'll be serving up burgers and hotdogs off the grill. 1ST SUNDAY • JEEP MEET PLUS CONVOY 11am, A1A Jeeps wants to meet and talk jeeps, trails and go on a convoy (group decides where). Publix 414 Beach Village Dr, Flagler Beach. 2ND FRIDAY • WAVES JEEP CLUB MONTHLY DINE OUT 6-8pm, Meet Jeep enthusiasts in Volusia and Flagler. 2/$10 appetizers. WJC prizes. Houligan's 1725 W International Speedway, DAB. 386-274-0571. LAST SATURDAY • SUPER SATURDAY NIGHT CRUISE 4 – 9pm, DJ "Jerry" 50's-70's, 50/50, cruiser tickets as prizes, many hand-outs. RiverWalk in Sanford by the Marina on Seminole Blvd. 1ST SUNDAY BBQ 2-6pm, Live music, free food, games, Bloody Mary specials. Dirty Harry's Pub & Package,705 Main St, Daytona Beach,386-252-9877. 1ST SUNDAY • PIG ROAST 3pm – till it is gone. Music at 2pm, FREE eats. No Name Saloon, 2001 S Ridgewood Ave, Edgewater. 386-428-9229. 2ND SATURDAY • BRUCE ROSSMEYER'S HARLEY-DAVIDSON 8am, Super Car and Motorcycle Swap Sunday–$10/table, proceeds: Multiple Sclerosis. Shoppers FREE. Food drink available. 1637 N US 1, Ormond Beach. BruceRossmeyer.com EVERY TUESBIKE NITE BLUES JAM 7-9pm, Live music Stone Free, free food, drink specials all night, The Original First Turn, 5236 Ridgewood Ave, Port Orange, 386-788-5434. FirstTurnSteakHouse.com EVERY WED • BIKE NIGHT 7-10pm, $1 longnecks and live music, see Live & Local for the lineup, Buy 5, 1 free token. Bike of the Night contest. Main Street Station, 316 Main St, Daytona, MainStreetLive.com EVERY WED • BIKE NIGHT 8 PM. $1 longnecks, $4 fireballs, Jell-O shots, Free wings, live music. 532 Herbert Street, Port Orange. EVERY WED • BIKE NIGHT 6pm, covered bike parking, $10 domestic buckets, 50c wings, $2-3 food specials, drink specials. OB's Restaurant & Lounge, 1750 N Woodland Blvd, Deland, 386-943-9600. 2ND FRIDAY • BIKE NIGHT 7-10pm, Drink Specials, Vendors, 50/50, FREE Pool, Food, Raffles, Line Dance. The Barn, 1200 S. French Ave, Sanford. thebarninsanford.com 3RD SUNDAY • BBQ 3-7pm, BBQ, Swap Meet, Booze, Live music. Cabbage Patch, 549 Tomoka Farms Road, Samsula. 386-427-8969. 3RD SUNDAY • MOTORCYCLE SWAP MEET9am-4pm, Live music, food and beer, St Augustine Flea Market, 2493 St Rd 207, 904-824-4210. StAugustineFleaMarket.com 4TH SUNDAY • BIKER BRUNCH 10am. Shantell's, 503 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford. THURSDAYS • BIKE NIGHT 7-11pm, Live music, free food while it lasts. $2 Domestic Longnecks, $3 Wells and $4 Calls, incl Jack Daniels, $10 buckets. The Alley, 114 S Park Ave, Sanford. 407-3284848. LAST THURSDAY • SPORT BIKE NIGHT 7-10pm, Win awesome prizes, Drink and Food Specials, VIP Bike Parking, Outdoor Seating, Great Music. All bikes welcome. Winghouse, 2721 W Int'l Speedway Blvd. DAB 386-944-7718. SATURDAY • CARS & COFFEE 9am-noon, Gateway Classic Cars provides donuts and coffee. Check out all our new arrivals. At ALL Gateway Classic Cars locations! Eventbrite.com
Opening reception June 7, 6-8 PM. JUN 7 – SEP 22- DISCARDED MATTER: OBJECTS REIMAGINED ORMOND MEMORIAL ART MUSEUM, 78 E. Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach. Three different artists work with salvaged materials. Opening reception June 7, 6-8 PM. NOW- JUN 23- ILLUSIONS & DELUSIONS - ARTS ON GRANADA 67 W. Granada Blvd. Ormond Beach. A Fantasy Art Exhibit & Competition. NOW-JUN 30-THROUGH THE LENS -JEFF THAMERT PHOTOGRAPHY- 10 AM · The Hub on Canal · New Smyrna Beach. Gallery Exhibition. NOW- JUL 20- PUT A BIRD ON IT- 10 AM, Arts on Douglas 123 Douglas St., New Smyrna Beach. A juried exhibition. NOW- JUN 30-ART OF WILLIAM ANDREW GURA- 10 AM · Jane's · 199 Downing St., New Smyrna Beach. Pencil Drawings of William Gura. NOW- JUN 30- PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION - SHELLEY LYNCH - TALES FROM THE LAGOON- 4 PM · The Hub on Canal ·132 Canal St. New Smyrna Beach. Tales from The Lagoon. NOW- JUN 30- ART EXHIBITIONTHROUGH THE LENS JEFF THAMERT10 AM · The Hub on Canal · 132 Canal St., New Smyrna Beach. NOW- AUG 10 -ACA 30TH ANNUAL UNIVERSITY STUDENT EXHIBITION10 AM – 4 PM· Atlantic Center for the Arts ·1414 Art Center Ave. New Smyrna Beach. Atlantic Center for the Arts honors the outstanding work being produced by state university art students. NOW-JUL 20- UNSTRUCTURED - 9 AM · Southeast Museum of Photography ·1200 W International Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach. Photographs by Meghan D'Arcy, Youth Photographer. NOW- JUN 15: THE LANGUAGE OF WATCHING: RACHEL SIMMONS, · New, Arts on Douglas · 123 Douglas St., New Smyrna Beach. Artist Talk - May 17 at 11 AM. Orlando artist and Rollins College professor Rachel Simmons reflects on the complex relationship through the history and culture of birdwatching. ONGOING GONE FISHIN': MOAS ·This exhibition emphasizes Florida's reputation for being one of the greatest sport fishing areas in the world. ONGOING- VISIONS OF THE FUTURE: MOAS ·This colorful creative poster se-
ries from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, in the Planetarium Lobby, imagines possible future travel destinations to real exotic locations in space. ONGOING- "THE LATEST NEWS FROM FLORIDA": WOOD ENGRAVINGS FROM 19TH CENTURY PERIODICALS: MOAS, Wood engravings from 19th century illustrated magazines and journals documenting events in the remote land of Florida. Grouped into three sections: "life", "industry", and "war". ONGOING- THE SEMINOLE AND THE EVERGLADES: MOAS ·. Artists from the early 19th century on have found the visual characteristics of the people and the land compelling subjects for artworks. The climatic conditions change frequently giving new dimensions of color, motion, and light to the landscape. ONGOING- FLORIDA WEATHER: MOAS, It is the artist's desire to fully depict the weather as it affects all aspects of the composition. The color, technique, rhythm and texture are all focused to evoke the full sensation of what is Florida's revealing environmental trait. ONGOING- VOLUSIA COUNTY: MOAS, Art about Volusia County. 352 S. Nova Rd, Daytona Beach. EVERY 3RD SAT • SANFORD ART WALK 6-9 PM - Live music, lots of art, juried show. Historic Sanford Welcome Center, 230 E First St, Sanford. EVERY 1ST SAT--ORMOND ART WALK5-8 PM · Experience new creations, meet new creators. Just go to any of the six participating galleries and get complimentary shuttle to the other. The galleries are Frame of Mind, Arts on Granada, Thays Art Gallery & Studio, Ocean Child, Ocean Art Gallery & The Pocket Jeweler. EVERY 1ST SAT- ART STROLL ON CANAL STREET- 10-7 PM Live music, lots of art, Galleries have solo exhibition on 132 Canal Street, New Smyrna Beach.
JUN 8, 13 & 19-EAT NSB CANAL STREET WALKING FOOD TOUR - New Smyrna Museum of History 120 Sams Ave., New Smyrna Beach. Jun 8 event time is 1-5 PM, June 13 & 19, event time is 11:30-3:30 PM. Tickets are $75 each and includes food, drinks & tips for server. Meet on the porch of the New Smyrna Museum of History at 120 Sams Ave. The
museum is open 10am - 4pm, Tuesday through Saturday. Any questions call or text 386-314-5637. JUN 21- LAND N' SEA FEAST- 6 PM · Riverside Pavilion ·3431 S. Ridgewood Ave, .Port Orange. Tickets are $25. Come enjoy food, drinks and great music to kick off Riverfest! Catered dinner, drinks, ice cream social and music by Steel Daddy. JUN 22- INDIA DAY CELEBRATION-6 - 10 PM, Rockefeller Gardens, 26 Riverside Dr. Ormond Beach. Food, music, dance. Free. JUN 29- WINE WALK-1-7 PM, Flagler Ave., New Smyrna Beach. Begin your Wine Walk at one of the "Start Here" tents located at the Atlantic, Cooper, or Peninsula intersections with Flagler Avenue. Tickets are $30 per person, which includes your event passport, sample tickets, and a keepsake wine tasting glass. LAST SUNDAY-FREE PIG ROAST- 4 PM · Doghouse Bar And Grill · 3400 S. Nova Rd. Port Orange. EVERY WEDNESDAY- WEDNESDAY SWEET & SAVORY TOUR- 2-5 PM, Great Tasting Tours, 120 S Florida Ave,. Deland. A 3-hour walking tour, distinctive dining venues in historic DeLand, Samples of great food and pairings of fine wines and other beverages. EVERY SAT – VISIT THE ROASTERY – 9 AM, Expect to be overwhelmed with the smells and sounds of a working smallbatch roastery. We typically have coffee to sample, stories about our current offerings and details about the inner workings of our craft to share with you. Steel Oak Coffee. 1ST SUN – FREE PIG ROAST, THIRD SATURDAY - FREE OYSTER ROAST, No Name Saloon, 3 pm, live music. No Name Saloon, 2001 S. Ridgewood Ave., Edgewater.
JUN 10 & 11 -AUDITIONS: STAGED READING OF NUTS BY TOM TOPOR-7 PM · Thank You Five ·4606 South Clyde Morris Blvd., Unit 2N,. Port Orange. This production will be a staged reading with minimal rehearsals scheduled through July and August production dates are August 23-25, 2019, 5-6 Men, 1-2 Women. JUN 15-MURDER MYSTERY DESSERT THEATRE: A PART TIL DEATH DO US7:30 PM · Thank You Five ·4606 S. Clyde Morris Blvd., Unit 2N, Port Orange. $20
admission includes the show, soda/coffee and dessert. JUN 19-JUN 23- ALADDIN JR- 10 AM · Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center ·201 South Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Play. Times are 19 & 20- 10 AM to 12 PM, 21 & 22- 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM, 22- 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and the 23- 3:00 to 5:00 PM. Tickets are $15 each. NOW- JUN 30- GHOST THE MUSICAL8- 10:30 PM · Theater West End ·115 W 1st St, Sanford. Musical is adapted from the 1990 Academy Award winning film, $26 Each. JUN 28 & 29-UNSOUND CABARET-7:30 PM · Thank You Five · 4606 S. Clyde Morris Blvd. Port Orange. $15 admission. JUN 30- SUMMER IN SANFORD- 8 PM · Theater West End ··115 W 1st St. Sanford. Corsets and Cuties, a Burlesque Cabaret. $18. JUL 5- OPEN MIC NIGHT -7:30 PM · Thank You Five, 4606 S. Clyde Morris Blvd., Port Orange. Open to all styles of performance- music, spoken word, comedy. $5 cover charge, Doors open at 7 PM.
JUN 6- JUN 7- KEN MILLER AT BONKERZ COMEDY CLUB - Daytona Beach7 PM · JUN 13- ROZ MCCOY AT BONKERZ COMEDY CLUB - Daytona Beach- 7 PM · JUN 20 & JUN 21-JUANITA LOLITA AT BONKERZ COMEDY CLUB - Daytona Beach- 7 PM JUN 27- JUN 28-MIKE RIVERA AT BONKERZ COMEDY CLUB - Daytona Beach7 PM · Doghouse Bar And Grill ·3400 S. Nova Rd. Port Orange. EVERY TUESDAY, RANDOM SATURDAYS • RANDOM ACTS OF INSANITY 8 PM. Live Improv Comedy, $5, Cinematique, 242 S Beach Street, DB, 386-2523778. THURSDAYS: TODD BOGUE'S RIDICULOUS COMEDY & MAGIC SHOW, 7pm. $10 cash or debit, 3< Free. The Shores Resort, 2637 S Atlantic Ave, Daytona Beach Shores, ToddBogueJokes.com .
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WORKSHOP- 2 PM · Spice of Life Herbs & Holistic Center, Deland. Class fee: $25.00. Things to Bring: A small blanket and/or yoga mat to lay on the floor, An eye pillow or eye mask & A journal. Please RSVP: Judy or Lynn at Spice of Life & Herbs, (386) 734-0035. JUN 14-BECAUSE YOU WERE HERE GRIEF WORKSHOP WITH A TWIST OF JOY- 6:30 PM · Church of the Holy Presence Deland. This is a faith-based grief workshop, celebrating our loved ones and is at no cost. JUN 15-MAKE YOUR OWN FAIRY HOUSE WORKSHOP BY HATTIE-2 PM · Spice of Life Herbs & Holistic Center · DeLand. Please RSVP so I know how many fairy houses to make. Fee: $25.00 This workshop will be conducted by Enchanting Homes of Fairies by Hattie. JUN 15-BREAKING BAD HABITS- 1 PM · DeLand Community Acupuncture ·245 N Woodland Blvd., DeLand. half-day meditation event, everyone is welcome. $20 sliding scale. $10 for Center members. JUN 29- JUL 27-THE ACTOR'S TOOLBOX WITH JONNETTE DEMARSICO9 AM · Thank You Five · 4606 S. Clyde Morris Blvd. Port Orange. A workshop for beginning through experienced actors, (minimum age 15 years) in five three-hour sessions, with a showcase of participants' work that evening on TY5's stage, open to the public. $75 for workshop series ($15 a session), $50 student rate. Limited space available. Call 386-295-5699 to reserve your spot. 4TH TUESDAY BOB CALABRESE'S POET'S CORNER, poetry workshop of New Smyrna Beach at the New Smyrna Beach Regional Library, at 5:00 PM
JUN 8- EXPRESSIVE ART JOURNALING- 1 PM · Live Oak Culture Center ·1000 Live Oak Street, New Smyrna Beach. Limited to 12 participants. Pre-registration required. Free, and open to everyone. Come explore art journaling. JUN 8-COMMUNITY CPR & AED TRAINING- 8:30 AM · Volusia Flagler Family YMCA ·761 E. International Speedway Blvd. DeLand. This is an American Safety and Health Institute certification. During this 4-hour class, you will be taught the skills to perform lifesaving skills on an adult, child, and infant. Rate: This class costs $20 per person. You do not have to
be a YMCA member to attend. JUN 13-STOP THE BLEED - FREE LIFESAVINGTRAINING- 11 AM · Halifax Health ·303 N. Clyde Morris Blvd., Daytona Beach. Empower the general public to make a difference in a life-threatening emergency by teaching them the basic techniques of bleeding control. RSVP at www.halifaxhealth.org/stopthebleed. Location: France Tower Conference Room F, Classes are limited to 20 seats. If you are unable to attend one of our scheduled dates or need more information contact Halifax Health - Trauma Services at 386.425.4201. BEGINNING, BEGINNING WATERCOLOR SERIES, 10am-12:30 PM · Ormond Memorial Art Museum & Gardens·78 E Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach. $67 (future members) - Museum members save 10% on tuition. FOOD CLUB, 11am – noon · New Smyrna Beach Regional Library · 1001 S Dixie Frwy. Bring a breakfast dish (appetizer, salad, main dish, side dish or dessert) and recipe to share at food club. ESSENTIAL OILS 101-noon-1 PM · Kula Yoga Studios · 107 Magnolia St, NSB. Exploring the benefits of essential oils for wellness of body, releasing tension, boosting your immunity, balancing the emotions, and so much more. Bring a friend and you each get a gift. NOW- JUN 29: THE SATURDAY TAROT CLUB- 2-3pm · The Vintage Cottage · 612 W. New York Ave., Deland. Learning how to use tarot cards as great tool for writing and creative thinking. Bring a notebook or a laptop, deck of tarot cards if you can. Each class is $10, cash or credit at the door. ONGOING - ACTING CLASS, Every Tuesday night, 6:30 PM at The Studio Creative Group · DeLand, Each class $15, monthly packages available. EVERY TUESDAY – COMMUNITY DANCE LESSONS- 5:30 PM New Smyrna Beach Library, 1001 Dixie Fwy. EVERY FRIDAY - FRIDAY KIDS YOGA CLASSES- 5:30 PM · Kula Yoga Kids ·Port Orange-Bring some food for your child as there will be time for them to eat, a yoga mat, and some water. 12/child & $10 sibling discount. EVERY FRIDAY-MOVEMENT & TAI CHI9 AM- Live Oak Culture Center- 1050 S. Live Oak St., New Smyrna Beach. Open to everyone, $12 annual membership to COA required.
2ND AND 4TH WED: CAMERA CLUB Port Orange Adult Activity Center (South), 6:30-9:30 PM. MON AND THUR: HORSESHOE CLUB – Port Orange Adult Activity Center (Outdoors), 9am-noon. TUESDAYS: FRIENDS OF WOODCARVING, 6-8 PM. Port Orange Adult Activity Center (North), 4790 S. Ridgewood Ave., Port Orange, 386-506-5867.
JUN 6 & JUN 20- FREE POSTURE SCREENING- 1 PM · Volusia Flagler Family YMCA · 4701 City Center Pkwy., Port Orange. This screening is free and open to the public, you do not have to be a Y member to attend. JUN 8- EDIBLE NATIVES IN YOUR GARDEN -10:00-11:00 AM Environmental Discovery Center 601 Division Ave. Ormond Beach. Florida's edible native plants. free, but space is limited. Call 386-615-7081 and reserve your spot! JUN 9-THE REMARKABLE RIVER RUN: 10K, 5K & 1-MILE- 6:30 AM · Aunt Catfish's on the River ·4009 Halifax Dr., Port Orange. 10K, 5K & 1-Mile races feature flat, fast courses, a post-race party including music, vendor booths, exciting door prizes, and a complimentary breakfast buffet from our friends at Aunt Catfish's on the River. Runners receive a race t-shirt and custom finisher medal, along with great race swag. www.runsignup.com/remarkable. JUN 9-BEACH CLEAN UP AT SUN SPLASH PARK- 10:30 AM · Sunsplash Park · 611 Atlantic Ave. Daytona Beach What to bring: water and sunscreen. We will bring the gloves and trash bags. JUN 11- SOUND & MEDITATION- 5:306:30 PM · Live Oak Culture Center ·1000 Live Oak St., New Smyrna Beach. Free and open to everyone. Easy & Fun meditation using natural sounds and ambient music. JUN 21-23- BACON BEATDOWN-11 AM6 PM- Ocean Center, 101 N. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach. Single ticket is $15, 2-Day tickets is $25 and a 3- Day Tickets is $35. Central Florida's largest fitness competition. JUN 22-MORNING REIKI JOURNEY– 10 AM · Spice of Life Herbs & Holistic Center ·214 W. Beresford Ave., DeLand. Free
event, Shamanic drumming meditation by Leah with the Light of Reiki, and offering well-being intentions to each other, family, friends, and Mother Earth. JUN 23-NIGHT HIKE AT THE ZOO- 7:30 PM · Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens · Sanford Your guide will lead you on a flashlight adventure through the Zoo. Check-in begins at 7:30 PM in the Discovery Center. Tour is 2 hours. Cost: $20 for ages 5–12 | $25 for ages 13 and up. Must be 5 years or older to attend. 407.323.4450 ext. 123. JUN 23- RIVERFEST 5K RUN/WALK7:30–9 AM, Riverwalk Park, 3431 S. Ridgewood Ave., Port Orange. Registration is now open: www.Runsignup.com/ Riverfest5k. 5K Registration includes: chiptimed 5K, event shirt, finisher medal, entry into age-group awards (Top 3 M/F in each age group), and FUN.FREE Kids Dash!! Short distance based on age. Geared towards kids 9 and under. This free dash does not include a medal or event shirt. JUN 22- INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY 6:30 AM – 9 PM. Rockefeller Gardens 26 Riverside Dr., Ormond Beach. Free event, Bring your own yoga mat and water. PRAYER YOGA-6 PM · Our Lady of Lourdes· 1014 N. Halifax Ave., Daytona Beach. Christ focused prayer yoga with instructor John Bod certified from Hawaii School of Yoga for Hatha and Vinyassa Yoga. John "JB", 619.933.4191. YIN YOGA, 6-7pm · Mind Body Soul ·821 Canal St., New Smyrna Beach. $12 per session or 10 sessions for $100. DAILY: MEDITATION-10:15-10:45 AMFREE. Kula Yoga Studios · 5537 S. Williamson Blvd, Ste 753 Port Orange. 1ST TUESDAY: PEACE OF MIND: MEDITATION 7 PM · DeLand Community Acupuncture, 245 N Woodland Blvd., DeLand. All welcome. $5-10 per class suggested donation. Chairs available or you May bring a meditation cushion to sit on. 386626-1944. 1ST FRIDAY • WASHINGTON OAKS GARDEN STATE PARK, PALM COAST, GARDEN WALK- 10 AM, for a walk through our historical gardens. Meet in the Garden parking lot. Garden walk included with park entry. EVERY THURSDAY • FAMILY TREE ACUPUNCTURE. FREE community style acupuncture for veterans, active duty military. Bring your military ID and arrive no later than 6:30pm. no appointment necessary!
EVERY THURSDAY • YOGA CLASSES – 5:30-6:45 PM. Passion Chiropractic and Wellness Center. Suggested donation $10. Bring your yoga mat, water, and a friend! EVERY WEDNESDAY • YOGA IN THE GALLERY - MOAS- 5:30-6:30 PM. Bring a mat, towel, and water. Space is limited, registration required. 386-255-0285. $10 future members, $5 for members. MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS • SCRUB STROLL 9-10 AM, Environmental specialists lead free hikes. Hike on unpaved sugar-sand trails. Lyonia Environmental Center, 2150 Eustace Ave, Deltona. Reservations requested 386-789-7207. SATURDAYS • BUNGEE FITNESS 2 and 2:45 PM, Anyone can do this. $25 drop in, $20/class if monthly session purchased. Schnebly Recreational Center, 1101 N A1A, Daytona Beach, Register 516-6954077. EVERY MONDAY • YOGA IN THE PARK 9-10:30 AM, Meditation, breathing, gentle yoga movement. $75/4 weeks includes park entry. Registration 386-446-6783.
facilitated by Dr. JoEllen Salce Rogers, Ph.D. 386.341.6639. 1014 N Halifax Ave, Daytona Beach. 2ND & 4TH WED: MUSIC CAFÉ, 11:15 AM-12:15 PM, Live Oak Cultural Center, 1000 Live Oak Street, New Smyrna Beach. ACA invites you to rejuvenate, relax and recharge with an eclectic mix of music-making through dancing, songwriting, listening and sharing. $12 annual membership to COA required. EVERY TUESDAY- AEROBIC LINE DANCE- 5:30-6:30 PM · Our Lady of Lourdes ·201 University Blvd., Daytona Beach. Join us in the chapel as we dance and sweat with Lisa Thompson. (Donations accepted). ALL are welcome. EVERY WEDNESDAY- AN EVENING OF BLISS- 6:45 PM · Debra Gaffney, Acupuncture Physician ·339 E New York Ave., DeLand. The Bliss technique flows the good hormones into your bloodstream, Love offerings accepted.
EVERY WEDNESDAY • RELAXATION MADE SIMPLE 6:30-7:30 PM, Guided meditation and sound therapy with crystal bowls. $6 per class. Piggotte Community Center, 504 Big Tree Rd. South Daytona. 386-478-4700.
ONGOING: SELF-GUIDED GAMBLE PLACE NATURE WALK-Wed – Sun 8 AM-5 PM. Cracker Creek· 1795 Taylor Rd., Port Orange. See native, and non-native, plants and animals of the area. Adults $3, Seniors $2, Children Free.
2ND THURSDAY • SPA SOCIAL- View local artists while pampering yourself with spa services, fresh healthy snacks and a glass of wine. $25. Daytona Spa & Wellness, 211 E. International Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach, 386-243-9644.
ONGOING - BROWNS BAY KAYAK TOUR. Tues, Thus and sat at 10 AMNoon. · Marine Discovery Center · 520 Barracuda Blvd, New Smyrna Beach. $38 Adults, $12 Children (6-12).
DAILY • FREE COMMINITY FIT CAMP 6:30 – 7:30 PM, Bringing people together to stay healthy and active. Open to all ages, levels. Support, motivation, friendship. Central Park in Town Center, 975 Central Avenue, Palm Coast.
TUESDAYS: HISTORY WALKING TOUR ON SOUTH RIVERSIDE DRIVE- 10:30 AM New Smyrna Museum of History 120 Sams Ave., New Smyrna Beach. The tour will depart the museum at 10:30 am so be sure to be there ahead of time $12 GA, $10 Seniors 65+, Students and Members.
EVERY THURSDAY • SPIRITUAL HEALING 4-5 PM, Spiritual current to heal the mind, body, and spirit. Wear white. Love offering. Daytona Books & Metaphysics, 125 W International Speedway Blvd, Daytona Beach. 386-236-9968.
EVERY WED • RIVER OF HISTORY BOAT TOUR 10am, Tour the Ponce Inlet Intracoastal Waterway from Ponce Inlet Water Sports to New Smyrna, 386-4053445, $25/adults; 5-12 /$10, 4936 South Peninsula Drive, Ponce Inlet.
EVERY FRIDAY • DRUM CIRCLE 7 – 9 PM. The stairway to the LEFT of the pier in Flagler Beach.
SATURDAYS • HISTORY WALKING TOUR ON FLAGLER AVE 10:30 AM · Riverview Hotel ·103 Flagler Ave New Smyrna Beach. Ticket price is $12 General Admission & $10 Seniors 65+ The tour departs at 10:30 so be there ahead of time.
3RD WEDNESDAY-DEPRESSION, ANXIETY, PTSD, CHRONIC PAIN SUPPORT- 1 PM · Our Lady of Lourdes · Daytona Beach Sessions are free and you need not be Catholic to join. Sessions
TOURS-MARINE DISCOVERY CENTER, New Smyrna Beach-These 1½hour tours coincide with full moons and give participants the opportunity to paddle our local waters as the sun sinks below the mangrove trees and moonlight fills the sky. Adults $38, Children (6-12) $20, must be in a tandem kayak with an adult, Own Kayak $20. ONGOING: FULL MOON BOAT TOURS- MARINE DISCOVERY CENTER · New Smyrna Beach, The FullMoon Boat Tour is offered monthly during the full moon phase. Adults $29 Seniors (62+) & Students $26 Family* $75 Children** $13. ONGOING • ORMOND BEACHSIDE WALKING TOURS 10 AM, Historical Society's MacDonald House, 38 E. Granada Blvd., Ormond. $10 adults, $8 seniors, 386-677-7005. ONGOING • HISTORICAL ORMOND BEACH BUS TOURS 9:45am – 12:15pm. 2-hour tour of 30 historical buildings & sites. Adults $20 or $22/ Children $7, Casements parking lot, 25 Riverside Dr., 386-677-7005.
JUN 8-HURRICANE EXPO 2019- 10 AM · Volusia County Fair Grounds ·
DeLand. The free event will feature safety demonstrations, educational presentations and a dozen of hurricane-related exhibits. The expo will also include speaking presentations. Weather radios and other safety related goodies will be distributed (on a first come, first served basis.) JUN 8-BEACON YARD SALE EXTRAVAGANZA- 9 AM · Artisan Alley · DeLand. *FREE EVENT The biggest and best yard sale that DeLand has ever seen. Located in The Garage at Artisan Alley in Downtown DeLand. Food and beverages will be provided by local charities. There will also be a FREE gift from The Beacon for everyone who attends. JUN 9- MONTHLY ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW- 9 AM · Daytona Flea & Farmer's Market ·1425 Tomoka Farms Rd., Daytona Beach. Monthly arts and crafts show on the second Sunday of every month. painters, potters, wood-workers, crafters and artists to showcase and sell their hand-made wares. Only items that are hand-made will be allowed. 3RD SATURDAY DELAND PRIDE NIGHT 5-11 PM, Shops, bars and restaurants will be open with specials and entertainment for the evening. Free for all ages. delandpride.com
LIVIN' ON A PRAYER, BON JOVI TRIBUTE BAND WILL ROCK HISTORIC DAYTONA BEACH'S BANDSHELL SATURDAY, JUNE 15TH AT 7:15 PM Calling all Jovians! OK Daytona, get ready to rock! Livin' On A Prayer, a Bon Jovi Tribute Band will rock Daytona Beach's Historic Bandshell at 7:15 PM on Saturday, June 15th as part of the Friends of the Bandshell FREE Star Spangled Summer Concert Series. Livin' On A Prayer is the only 80s Bon Jovi Tribute Band on the East Coast. Livin' On A Prayer delivers the 80s look and amazing 4-part harmony while performing all the Bon Jovi hits from the 80s, to the 90s, to today's big hits complete with big hair and fringe! Attendees should get ready to rock out as Livin' On A Prayer plays hit after hit like, Runaway, It's My Life, Bad Medicine, Livin' On A Prayer, I'll be There For You, Wanted Dead or Alive, You Give Love A Bad Name and many more. Admission is free and the public is invited to bring their entire family. An experience both locals and visitors alike look forward to every summer, the Star Spangled Summer Concert Series is an annual series of free summer concerts that takes place on Saturday nights at the world's most famous beach's historic Bandshell located on the North end of the Daytona Beach Boardwalk. The 2019 free concert series, known for bringing the best tribute bands to the beach, began on May 25th and continues every Saturday night through September 28th, including a special Thursday, July 4th concert. A star-spangled summer of fun for everyone! Bandshell parking is available at the nearby Ocean Center garage and surface lots. Attendees parking in the Ocean Center garage can take the pedestrian overpass to the Bandshell, rent a chair, purchase a drink and enjoy the free show and fireworks! Additionally, while appreciating cool evenings with live music under the stars, concert attendees may stroll the boardwalk, play skeeball or video games while enjoying food and drinks and street performers on the World's Most Famous Beach's Boardwalk. The free concerts are made possible by corporate and individual sponsors, annual members' donations, Volusia County and Florida State grants, volunteers, City of Daytona Beach, corporate "in-kind" contributions, and audience donations. The 2019 Star Spangled Summer Concert Series title sponsor is Daytona Beach Boardwalk. Presenting sponsors are Backyard Boys BBQ, Ocean Walk Shoppes, City of Daytona Beach, Bud Light, and Daytona Beach Convention & Visitors Bureau. Participating sponsors are 95.7 The Hog Radio, Jon Hall Chevrolet Daytona, Ocean Center Convention Center, Pizza King on the Boardwalk, and Joe's Crab Shack. Contributing sponsors are Pepsi, Daytona Beach News-Journal, Backstage Pass Magazine and Hilton Daytona Beach Oceanfront Resort.
For more information, visit Friends of the Bandshell Facebook page at www.facebook.com/friendsofthebandshell, or Friends of the Bandshell Website at www.bandshell.info or call 386-253-0254 Please mark your calendar to attend Daytona Beach's 2018 Star Spangled Summer Concert Series featuring the following tribute bands:
June 8 ROCKET MAN – Elton John Tribute June 15 LIVIN' ON A PRAYER – Bon Jovi Tribute June 22 LET IT BE – Beatles Tribute June 29 SMOKIN' AND RENEGADE – Boston and Styx Tributes July 4 ALTER EAGLES – The Eagles Tribute July 6 NUTHIN' FANCY – Lynyrd Skynyrd Tribute July 13 NEVER STOP BELIEVIN' – Journey Tribute July 20 BOSS PROJECT – Bruce Springsteen Tribute July 27 ULTIMATE DEF LEPPARD AND ABSOLUTE QUEEN – Def Leppard and Queen Tributes August 3 ZENDATTA AND KISS AMERICA – The Police and Kiss Tributes August 10 REO SURVIVOR & CHICAGO REWIRED – REO Speedwagon, Survivor & Chicago Tributes August 17 BOXERS AND SOUTHERN CROSS – Simon & Garfunkel and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Tributes August 24 TURNSTILES – Billy Joel Tribute August 31 US STONES – Rolling Stones Tribute September 7 HIGHWAY TO HELL – AC/DC Tribute September 14 FLEETWOOD MAX – Fleetwood Mac Tribute September 21 IN THE LIGHT OF LED ZEPPELIN – Led Zeppelin Tribute September 28 WALL OF ECHOES – Pink Floyd Tribute
THE CITY OF DELTONA & THE WEST VOLUSIA REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WILL PRESENT THE FOURTH ANNUAL BACON & BREW FEST IN DELTONA, FLORIDA THIS YEAR! Dewey O. Boster Sports Complex Deltona Saturday, October 12, 2019 1 PM-7 PM Backstage Pass Magazine Presents, three Live bands on the main stage. ThunderJack AC/ DC Tribute Band, Psycho Magnets and this year there will be some Country to the mix, a regional band called Tobacco Rd. Band, as well as our fourth Annual Bacon Eating Contest at 2:00 PM for a CASH PRIZE!!!! This is a FREE event for all ages! You must be 21 or older to consume
alcoholic Beverages. Pre-Sale admission bracelets to the VIP Experience Tent and Brewery Lane will go on sale July 1st at www.BaconandBrewFest.com . There will be over 100 various vendors to include Food vendors with Bacon Dishes, Food Trucks, Live Professional Wrestling, Crafts, Games, a Kids Zone and more! Bring the family, chairs, blankets, and an empty stomach! No Coolers please! Some of the choices will be Bacon Grilled Cheeses, Bacon Bloody Mary's, Bacon-Wrapped Hot Dogs, Bacon-Wrapped Shrimp, Bacon Cheesecake, Bacon Mac N Cheese, Deep Fried Bacon, Chocolate Covered bacon, Candied Bacon and more!!! The City of Deltona is a proud Sponsor of the Bacon & Brew Fest this year and are very excited to be able to have a festival of such caliber in their very own "City on the Move"! The West Volusia Regional Chamber of Commerce is very excited to partner up with this event and raise some money to give proceeds back to the West Volusia Business community.
1190 Saxon Blvd. This will be the first one for Deltona after Deland has played home to the successful event for the last three years. Bacon & Brew Fest will feature over 150 brewed beers, Sponsored by Daytona Beverages' partners. The event will spotlight "Kona Brewing Company" this year as the feature brewery. In addition to Brewery tastings from 1pm-4pm, we will offer cash bars with beer, wine and LIQUOR from 12pm7pm. We have two corporate sponsors to make the PERFECT BLOODY MARY! We welcome back Bakon Vodka & ZinZang to our event this year! Pre-sale Admission Bracelets for VIP Area and Brewery Lane will go on sale July 1, 2019 on www.BaconandBrewFest.com $50 VIP Experience and $35 for Brewery Lane Passes (Please see website for bracelet prices after July 1, 2019) This is one of the biggest festivals in Volusia County to be held. You don't want to miss it! Still accepting Sponsors and vendors at http://www.BaconandBrewFest.com
This festival will take place at Dewey O. Boster Sports Complex located in Deltona,
BACKSTAGE PASS MAGAZINE • JUNE 7 - JULY 6, 2019
BACKSTAGE PASS MAGAZINE • JUNE 7 - JULY 6, 2019
BACKSTAGE PASS MAGAZINE • JUNE 7 - JULY 6, 2019