Bethune-Cookman University Women's Golf vs NCAA Women's Golf Regionals

Bethune-Cookman University Baseball vs SWAC TOURNAMENT

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Open to all ages, The Hub on Canal's Roots and Rhythm Open Jam, led by Alaia Luna, happens on the third Wednesday of the month. Homegrown New Smyrna Beach vocalist, songwriter and musician, Alaia Luna, leads our monthly open jam event. Bring your voice and instruments, or just come and enjoy! Alaia will have a great musical setup so we can accommodate almost everyone. All experience levels welcome. Fee: $5 cover at the door. Wine, beer and seltzer available for purchase. Pizza light bites provided by Prima Pizza Cucina.

Open to all ages, The Hub on Canal's Roots and Rhythm Open Jam, led by Alaia Luna, happens on the third Wednesday of the month. Homegrown New Smyrna Beach vocalist, songwriter and musician, Alaia Luna, leads our monthly open jam event. Bring your voice and instruments, or just come and enjoy! Alaia will have a great musical setup so we can accommodate almost everyone. All experience levels welcome. Fee: $5 cover at the door. Wine, beer and seltzer available for purchase. Pizza light bites provided by Prima Pizza Cucina.

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Opening ReceptionFriday, May 22, 5–7 PMPabst Visitor Center & GalleryAtlantic Center for the Arts1414 Art Center AvenueNew Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 Exhibition Dates: May 26–August 8, 2026 Through the annual University Student Exhibition, Atlantic Center for the Arts honors the outstanding work being produced by state university art students and recognizes their dedication to the pursuit of excellence. The selection process for this exhibition begins with individual art departments. Department chairs are asked to nominate up to three full-time, degree-seeking students in any medium or style. The quality of work submitted in years past indicates that the departments provide the intellectual and creative direction necessary for students to push their limits, resulting in work that is unique in its singleness of vision. By identifying and promoting these emerging artists, Atlantic Center hopes to focus statewide attention on the high level of creative and experimental work being produced at the college level throughout Florida's state university system. The juror for this year's exhibition was past Atlantic Center for the Arts Mentoring Artist (2022) Ryan McGinness.

Sip, Shop & StrollStarting April 3rd, the Riverfront Market will become a weekly Friday night market designed to bring the community together in the heart of Downtown Daytona Beach! Held every Friday from 5–9 PM at the Riverfront Esplanade, the market features up to 45 local vendors, live music by Aaron Esposito, and a relaxed, waterfront atmosphere across the street from the Riverfront Shops of Daytona Beach! First Fridays DowntownJoin us every First Friday for an evening full of fun, flavor, and community at the Riverfront Market! Browse a curated selection of up to 45 local vendors offering handmade goods, unique finds, and creative treasures, and enjoy live music by Aaron Esposito while you shop. Then head over to the Downtown Daytona Nights Food Truck Rally on Magnolia for delicious eats and a lively atmosphere. As the night continues, stroll through the First Friday Art Walk, discover local artists, and enjoy a vibrant night of shopping, dining, and exploring—everything you love about First Friday, all in one place. LEARN MORE

Opening ReceptionFriday, May 22, 5–7 PMPabst Visitor Center & GalleryAtlantic Center for the Arts1414 Art Center AvenueNew Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 Exhibition Dates: May 26–August 8, 2026 Through the annual University Student Exhibition, Atlantic Center for the Arts honors the outstanding work being produced by state university art students and recognizes their dedication to the pursuit of excellence. The selection process for this exhibition begins with individual art departments. Department chairs are asked to nominate up to three full-time, degree-seeking students in any medium or style. The quality of work submitted in years past indicates that the departments provide the intellectual and creative direction necessary for students to push their limits, resulting in work that is unique in its singleness of vision. By identifying and promoting these emerging artists, Atlantic Center hopes to focus statewide attention on the high level of creative and experimental work being produced at the college level throughout Florida's state university system. The juror for this year's exhibition was past Atlantic Center for the Arts Mentoring Artist (2022) Ryan McGinness.

The Sunset Concert Series at the Riverfront Esplanade continues with the GUARDIANS OF THE JUKEBOX! The band is described as "a visual and sonic highlight reel of one of the most influential decades in music history." Their performance will pay tribute to MTV's glory years of pop, rock, new wave, and new romantic eras, featuring an everything-80s video backdrop with music videos, movie clips, and memorable commercials. They perform favorites from Toto, Hall & Oates, Depeche Mode, Lionel Richie, Foreigner, Eddie Grant, Starship, Bon Jovi, and more! TICKETS & INFORMATION

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Bethune-Cookman University Track & Field at NCAA DI East Regional Championships

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Sip, Shop & StrollStarting April 3rd, the Riverfront Market will become a weekly Friday night market designed to bring the community together in the heart of Downtown Daytona Beach! Held every Friday from 5–9 PM at the Riverfront Esplanade, the market features up to 45 local vendors, live music by Aaron Esposito, and a relaxed, waterfront atmosphere across the street from the Riverfront Shops of Daytona Beach! First Fridays DowntownJoin us every First Friday for an evening full of fun, flavor, and community at the Riverfront Market! Browse a curated selection of up to 45 local vendors offering handmade goods, unique finds, and creative treasures, and enjoy live music by Aaron Esposito while you shop. Then head over to the Downtown Daytona Nights Food Truck Rally on Magnolia for delicious eats and a lively atmosphere. As the night continues, stroll through the First Friday Art Walk, discover local artists, and enjoy a vibrant night of shopping, dining, and exploring—everything you love about First Friday, all in one place. LEARN MORE

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General InformationAtlantic Center for the Arts' Summer Art Camp welcomes you to ACA Main Campus!We're excited to offer children the opportunity to explore different artists and artistic styles through creative, hands-on instruction. Each week, campers will rotate through three engaging classes, with new teachers and themes. This offers fresh experiences and exciting new projects through the summer. Each class is led by one of our dedicated instructors and lasts for an hour. There is downtime for snacks, stretching, games, and lunch. Participants will meet new friends and take-home artwork every week. AgeGrades K-5 (must have completed Kindergarten) Registration & PaymentRegistration is on a first-paid, first-served basis. WaitlistIf a weekly session reaches 50 participants, ACA will create a wait list. Wait listed families will be contacted up to 5 PM on the Monday of each session if space opens. ScholarshipsFinancial aid is available for students in need of assistance. Scholarships are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis, if funds are available. Full scholarships are only awarded in cases of extreme hardship. Contact Miss Peggy, 386-402-7517. MaterialsThe camp fee covers the cost of all materials. Occasionally, instructors may ask children to bring in special items for a project such as copies of family photos or common household items. No RefundsIf your child is unable to attend, your purchase will count as a donation to ACA and be used for future scholarships. Arrival & DismissalSummer Camp runs Tuesday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 2:00PM. Drop-off Procedures:Parents may wait until their children are escorted to their respective classes if they choose to do so. Children must be signed in and out each day by a parent or guardian. Pick-up Procedures:Camp Classes end at 2:00 PM. Children should be picked up 2:00 – 2:30 PM at ACA Main Campus. Children must be signed in and out by their parent or guardian each day. Early/Late Drop-off & Pick-up or Alternate Guardian:Parents must provide advance notice for early/late drop-off or pick up, and the full name of individuals who are authorized to drop off or pick up. If someone other than the parent or guardian is picking up the child, their full name must be provided in writing. The person picking up the child must provide a photo ID. Lunch and SnackStudents must bring their own lunch and snack in containers with their names clearly written on the outside. Lunches will not be stored in refrigerators. Cold packs inside lunch boxes are recommended. Health Concerns & AllergiesParents must advise us of any health concerns including but not limited to allergies. It is important for us to be apprised of any medical issues. This information is held in the strictest confidence by ACA staff and is only available to Camp Instructors at staff discretion. Disabilities PolicyIt is ACA's sincere wish that our programs be open and accessible to all participants, regardless of ability. ACA is open to enrollment of campers with disabilities on a trial basis. This is done with the understanding that some participants may require the presence and assistance of a parent or guardian to provide additional assistance. If at any time ACA staff feels that the participant is experiencing ongoing challenges or difficulties in the camp environment that have a disruptive effect on the group, ACA reserves the right to ask that participation be discontinued. LocationACA Main Campus, 1414 Art Center Avenue, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 For more information, please contact Peggy Imbert, Summer Art Camp at(386) 402-7517 or pimbert@atlanticcenterforthearts.org

General InformationAtlantic Center for the Arts' Summer Art Camp welcomes you to ACA Yurick Studios! We're excited to offer campers the opportunity to explore different artists and artistic styles through creative, hands-on instruction. AgeGrades 6-9 Registration & PaymentRegistration is on a first-paid, first-served basis. WaitlistIf a weekly session reaches 15 participants, ACA will create a wait list. Wait listed families will be contacted up to 5 PM on the Monday of each session if space opens. ScholarshipsFinancial aid is available for students in need of assistance. Scholarships are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis, as long as funds are available. Full scholarships are only awarded in cases of extreme hardship. Contact Miss Peggy, 386-402-7517 or pimbert@atlanticcenterforthearts.org. MaterialsThe camp fee covers the cost of all materials. Occasionally, instructors may ask teens to bring in special items for a project such as copies of family photos or common household items. No RefundsIf your teen is unable to attend, your purchase will count as a donation to ACA and be used for future scholarships. Arrival & DismissalSummer Camp runs Tuesday through Friday from 8:45 AM to 2:00 PM. Drop-off & Pick-up Procedures:Camp Classes end at 2:00 PM. Teens should be picked up 2:00 – 2:30 PM at ACA Yurick Studios. Participants must be signed in and out by their parent or guardian each day. Early/Late Drop-off & Pick-up or Alternate Guardian:Parents must provide advance notice for early/late drop-off or pick up, and the full name of individuals who are authorized to drop off or pick up. If someone other than the parent or guardian is picking up the teen, their full name must be provided in writing. The person picking up the teen must provide a photo ID. Lunch and SnackStudents must bring their own lunch and snack in containers with their names clearly written on the outside. Lunches will not be stored in refrigerators. Cold packs inside lunch boxes are recommended. Health Concerns & AllergiesParents must advise us of any health concerns including but not limited to allergies. It is important for us to be apprised of any medical issues. This information is held in the strictest confidence by ACA staff and is only available to Camp Instructors at staff discretion. Disabilities PolicyIt is ACA's sincere wish that our programs be open and accessible to all participants, regardless of ability. ACA is open to enrollment of campers with disabilities on a trial basis. This is done with the understanding that some participants may require the presence and assistance of a parent or guardian to provide additional assistance. If at any time ACA staff feels that the participant is experiencing ongoing challenges or difficulties in the camp environment that have a disruptive effect on the group, ACA reserves the right to ask that participation be discontinued. LocationACA Yurick Studio, 123 Douglas Street, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 For more information, please contact Peggy Imbert, Summer Art Camp at (386) 402-7517 or pimbert@atlanticcenterforthearts.org

General InformationAtlantic Center for the Arts' Summer Art Camp welcomes you to ACA Yurick Studios! We're excited to offer campers the opportunity to explore different artists and artistic styles through creative, hands-on instruction. AgeGrades 6-9 Registration & PaymentRegistration is on a first-paid, first-served basis. WaitlistIf a weekly session reaches 15 participants, ACA will create a wait list. Wait listed families will be contacted up to 5 PM on the Monday of each session if space opens. ScholarshipsFinancial aid is available for students in need of assistance. Scholarships are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis, as long as funds are available. Full scholarships are only awarded in cases of extreme hardship. Contact Miss Peggy, 386-402-7517 or pimbert@atlanticcenterforthearts.org. MaterialsThe camp fee covers the cost of all materials. Occasionally, instructors may ask teens to bring in special items for a project such as copies of family photos or common household items. No RefundsIf your teen is unable to attend, your purchase will count as a donation to ACA and be used for future scholarships. Arrival & DismissalSummer Camp runs Tuesday through Friday from 8:45 AM to 2:00 PM. Drop-off & Pick-up Procedures:Camp Classes end at 2:00 PM. Teens should be picked up 2:00 – 2:30 PM at ACA Yurick Studios. Participants must be signed in and out by their parent or guardian each day. Early/Late Drop-off & Pick-up or Alternate Guardian:Parents must provide advance notice for early/late drop-off or pick up, and the full name of individuals who are authorized to drop off or pick up. If someone other than the parent or guardian is picking up the teen, their full name must be provided in writing. The person picking up the teen must provide a photo ID. Lunch and SnackStudents must bring their own lunch and snack in containers with their names clearly written on the outside. Lunches will not be stored in refrigerators. Cold packs inside lunch boxes are recommended. Health Concerns & AllergiesParents must advise us of any health concerns including but not limited to allergies. It is important for us to be apprised of any medical issues. This information is held in the strictest confidence by ACA staff and is only available to Camp Instructors at staff discretion. Disabilities PolicyIt is ACA's sincere wish that our programs be open and accessible to all participants, regardless of ability. ACA is open to enrollment of campers with disabilities on a trial basis. This is done with the understanding that some participants may require the presence and assistance of a parent or guardian to provide additional assistance. If at any time ACA staff feels that the participant is experiencing ongoing challenges or difficulties in the camp environment that have a disruptive effect on the group, ACA reserves the right to ask that participation be discontinued. LocationACA Yurick Studio, 123 Douglas Street, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 For more information, please contact Peggy Imbert, Summer Art Camp at (386) 402-7517 or pimbert@atlanticcenterforthearts.org

General InformationAtlantic Center for the Arts' Summer Art Camp welcomes you to ACA Main Campus!We're excited to offer children the opportunity to explore different artists and artistic styles through creative, hands-on instruction. Each week, campers will rotate through three engaging classes, with new teachers and themes. This offers fresh experiences and exciting new projects through the summer. Each class is led by one of our dedicated instructors and lasts for an hour. There is downtime for snacks, stretching, games, and lunch. Participants will meet new friends and take-home artwork every week. AgeGrades K-5 (must have completed Kindergarten) Registration & PaymentRegistration is on a first-paid, first-served basis. WaitlistIf a weekly session reaches 50 participants, ACA will create a wait list. Wait listed families will be contacted up to 5 PM on the Monday of each session if space opens. ScholarshipsFinancial aid is available for students in need of assistance. Scholarships are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis, if funds are available. Full scholarships are only awarded in cases of extreme hardship. Contact Miss Peggy, 386-402-7517. MaterialsThe camp fee covers the cost of all materials. Occasionally, instructors may ask children to bring in special items for a project such as copies of family photos or common household items. No RefundsIf your child is unable to attend, your purchase will count as a donation to ACA and be used for future scholarships. Arrival & DismissalSummer Camp runs Tuesday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 2:00PM. Drop-off Procedures:Parents may wait until their children are escorted to their respective classes if they choose to do so. Children must be signed in and out each day by a parent or guardian. Pick-up Procedures:Camp Classes end at 2:00 PM. Children should be picked up 2:00 – 2:30 PM at ACA Main Campus. Children must be signed in and out by their parent or guardian each day. Early/Late Drop-off & Pick-up or Alternate Guardian:Parents must provide advance notice for early/late drop-off or pick up, and the full name of individuals who are authorized to drop off or pick up. If someone other than the parent or guardian is picking up the child, their full name must be provided in writing. The person picking up the child must provide a photo ID. Lunch and SnackStudents must bring their own lunch and snack in containers with their names clearly written on the outside. Lunches will not be stored in refrigerators. Cold packs inside lunch boxes are recommended. Health Concerns & AllergiesParents must advise us of any health concerns including but not limited to allergies. It is important for us to be apprised of any medical issues. This information is held in the strictest confidence by ACA staff and is only available to Camp Instructors at staff discretion. Disabilities PolicyIt is ACA's sincere wish that our programs be open and accessible to all participants, regardless of ability. ACA is open to enrollment of campers with disabilities on a trial basis. This is done with the understanding that some participants may require the presence and assistance of a parent or guardian to provide additional assistance. If at any time ACA staff feels that the participant is experiencing ongoing challenges or difficulties in the camp environment that have a disruptive effect on the group, ACA reserves the right to ask that participation be discontinued. LocationACA Main Campus, 1414 Art Center Avenue, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 For more information, please contact Peggy Imbert, Summer Art Camp at(386) 402-7517 or pimbert@atlanticcenterforthearts.org

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Attention art lovers! Downtown Daytona Beach invites you to stroll along Beach Street every first Friday of each month to enjoy "ArtWalk"! Meet artists and other art lovers for an evening of stimulating art, fun, and refreshments offered by the following galleries and purveyors of culture: Aberrant Art Gallery – 118 N Beach StArlequin Antiques – 122 S Beach StBoho Society 71 – 222 S Beach StCinematique – 242 S Beach StEtrusca Gallery – 154 S Beach StGalerie Elan – 248 S Beach StGallery at Tic Toc – 166 S Beach StKale Cafe – 110 N Beach StSalon 230 – 116 Magnolia AveStarry Night Gallery – 230 S Beach StThat Crystal Place – 226A S Beach StVJL Gallery – 170 N Beach StZanzibar Blu – 250 S Palmetto Ave

Join us for Downtown Daytona Nights, where the streets come alive with music, entertainment, and community spirit. Experience the vibrant energy of Daytona Beach as we celebrate with food, art, and activities for all ages. Don't miss out on the fun—Downtown Daytona Nights!

Sip, Shop & StrollStarting April 3rd, the Riverfront Market will become a weekly Friday night market designed to bring the community together in the heart of Downtown Daytona Beach! Held every Friday from 5–9 PM at the Riverfront Esplanade, the market features up to 45 local vendors, live music by Aaron Esposito, and a relaxed, waterfront atmosphere across the street from the Riverfront Shops of Daytona Beach! First Fridays DowntownJoin us every First Friday for an evening full of fun, flavor, and community at the Riverfront Market! Browse a curated selection of up to 45 local vendors offering handmade goods, unique finds, and creative treasures, and enjoy live music by Aaron Esposito while you shop. Then head over to the Downtown Daytona Nights Food Truck Rally on Magnolia for delicious eats and a lively atmosphere. As the night continues, stroll through the First Friday Art Walk, discover local artists, and enjoy a vibrant night of shopping, dining, and exploring—everything you love about First Friday, all in one place. LEARN MORE

Art Connections10 am – 7 PMAn inside look at the work of more than 60 local artists, with many in attendance. Talk to the artists and learn about the process of creating art. Explore two floors of art in one historic building in the heart of the New Smyrna Beach Arts District.Gallery Walk4-7 PMThe Hub and Jane's also participate every 1st Saturday in Canal Street's Gallery Walk. Stroll through the town and visit five participating galleries The Hub on Canal, Jane's Art Center, Arts on Douglas, The Artists' Workshop, and Wirth Gallery.Gallery Walk Music4-6 PMEnjoy free music during Canal Street Historic District's Gallery Walk. Different artists every monthExhibitions Enjoy opening receptions every First Saturday alternating between The Hub on Canal and Jane's Art Center

Art Connections10 am – 7 PMAn inside look at the work of more than 60 local artists, with many in attendance. Talk to the artists and learn about the process of creating art. Explore two floors of art in one historic building in the heart of the New Smyrna Beach Arts District.Gallery Walk4-7 PMThe Hub and Jane's also participate every 1st Saturday in Canal Street's Gallery Walk. Stroll through the town and visit five participating galleries The Hub on Canal, Jane's Art Center, Arts on Douglas, The Artists' Workshop, and Wirth Gallery.Gallery Walk Music4-6 PMEnjoy free music during Canal Street Historic District's Gallery Walk. Different artists every monthExhibitions Enjoy opening receptions every First Saturday alternating between The Hub on Canal and Jane's Art Center

  Jane's Art Center 199 Downing St, New Smyrna Beach, FL, United States Description:Art has long served as a vessel for capturing historical events, significant figures, and narratives from both the past and the future. In this exhibition, our member artists present their interpretations of history, focusing on the rich tapestry of our hometown, New Smyrna, Florida. From the legacy of its indigenous peoples to the establishment of the colony and the diverse stories of generations that followed, each artist is invited to express their unique perspective on the events that have shaped our community. This juried exhibition, in collaboration with the New Smyrna Beach History Museum, celebrates the voices of our members and artists, showcasing the history that defines who we are today.

  Jane's Art Center 199 Downing St, New Smyrna Beach, FL, United States Description:Art has long served as a vessel for capturing historical events, significant figures, and narratives from both the past and the future. In this exhibition, our member artists present their interpretations of history, focusing on the rich tapestry of our hometown, New Smyrna, Florida. From the legacy of its indigenous peoples to the establishment of the colony and the diverse stories of generations that followed, each artist is invited to express their unique perspective on the events that have shaped our community. This juried exhibition, in collaboration with the New Smyrna Beach History Museum, celebrates the voices of our members and artists, showcasing the history that defines who we are today.

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Program Components: The Healing Arts for Homeschool Students combines visual arts, culinary exploration, and dance/ movement to provide a well-rounded, immersive educational experience. The program takes place on the second Tuesday of each month during the school year at ACA's main campus. The students rotate through three engaging classes, each with a different teacher and theme. This year's theme is Florida Nature. Program Details: Fees: Free for all Homeschool studentsAges: 6-16Location: Atlantic Center for the Arts1414 Art Center Ave, New Smyrna BeachSchedule: Second Tuesday of each monthTime: 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.Check-in:  Pabst Visitor Center and GalleryEmail: Peggy Imbert  pimbert@atlanticcenterforthearts.org Class Rotations:Students will be divided into three groups and rotate through each session (about 1 hour and 15 minutes each): Studio Arts – Mary Jo Pingley, Art TeacherCulinary Arts – Chef Sue FlynnMovement – Nadine Soldivieri, Instructor The Healing Arts for Homeschool Students Teachers Mary Jo Pingley retired to New Smyrna Beach after a distinguished 45-year career teaching at the elementary, secondary, and collegiate levels. She began as a high school art teacher and went on to earn five teaching degrees, including a master's degree and certification as areading specialist. In retirement, she remains active in the arts community, volunteering with the Atlantic Center for the Arts (ACA) and creating distinctive paper collages that reflect her lifelong passion for education and the arts.   Sue Flynn became a Personal Chef in 2002 after a 30-year career in retail. A member of the United States Personal Chef Association (USPCA), she earned her certification in 2005. Her lifelong interest in teaching found expression at Atlantic Center for the Arts, where she has led culinary programs including "Food as Art" for middle school students, ACA's summer art camp, and most recently The Healing Arts for Homeschool Students program (2022–2025). Nadine Soldivieri is an accomplished performer and teacher with an extensive background in the performing arts. She earned her Associate of Arts degree in Theatre Arts and has dedicated her career to both performance and education, sharing her passion with students of all ages. Her training spans a wide range of disciplines, including tap, ballet, jazz, lyrical, modern, gymnastics, acrobatics, voice, and theatre. Nadine has had the privilege of studying under many distinguished artists, among them George Tomal (ABT Co.), Carolyn Clark (ABT Co.), Joseph Carow (ABT Co.), Edward Villella (NYC Ballet Co.), Mia Michaels (So You Think You Can Dance), Savion Glover, Omar Edwards (Bring in 'Da Noise, Bring in 'Da Funk), Robert Fitch (Annie), Frank Hatchett, Germaine Salsburg, Phil Black, and Charles (Chuck) Kelley.

Bethune-Cookman University Track & Field at NCAA DI Outdoor National Championship

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Second Friday of the month, 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Sponsor: Volusia Eye Associates The Hub on Canal offers a vibrant space for literary exploration with its monthly Book Club. All are welcome to join this community event at The Hub. For more information, contact Zosia Lucas at zosia.lucas@thehuboncanal.org. FEBRUARY 13 – A Dangerous Time by Irina SimmonsMARCH 13 – Paving Paradise by Craig Pittman and Matthew WaiteAPRIL 10 – Sociopath: A Memoir by Patric GagneMAY 8 – Squeeze Me by Carl HiaasenJUNE 12 – A Lesson Before Dying by Ernest J. Gaines The Book Club is sponsored by Volusia Eye Associates.

Second Friday of the month, 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Sponsor: Volusia Eye Associates The Hub on Canal offers a vibrant space for literary exploration with its monthly Book Club. All are welcome to join this community event at The Hub. For more information, contact Zosia Lucas at zosia.lucas@thehuboncanal.org. FEBRUARY 13 – A Dangerous Time by Irina SimmonsMARCH 13 – Paving Paradise by Craig Pittman and Matthew WaiteAPRIL 10 – Sociopath: A Memoir by Patric GagneMAY 8 – Squeeze Me by Carl HiaasenJUNE 12 – A Lesson Before Dying by Ernest J. Gaines The Book Club is sponsored by Volusia Eye Associates.

Sip, Shop & StrollStarting April 3rd, the Riverfront Market will become a weekly Friday night market designed to bring the community together in the heart of Downtown Daytona Beach! Held every Friday from 5–9 PM at the Riverfront Esplanade, the market features up to 45 local vendors, live music by Aaron Esposito, and a relaxed, waterfront atmosphere across the street from the Riverfront Shops of Daytona Beach! First Fridays DowntownJoin us every First Friday for an evening full of fun, flavor, and community at the Riverfront Market! Browse a curated selection of up to 45 local vendors offering handmade goods, unique finds, and creative treasures, and enjoy live music by Aaron Esposito while you shop. Then head over to the Downtown Daytona Nights Food Truck Rally on Magnolia for delicious eats and a lively atmosphere. As the night continues, stroll through the First Friday Art Walk, discover local artists, and enjoy a vibrant night of shopping, dining, and exploring—everything you love about First Friday, all in one place. LEARN MORE

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Open to all ages, The Hub on Canal's Roots and Rhythm Open Jam, led by Alaia Luna, happens on the third Wednesday of the month. Homegrown New Smyrna Beach vocalist, songwriter and musician, Alaia Luna, leads our monthly open jam event. Bring your voice and instruments, or just come and enjoy! Alaia will have a great musical setup so we can accommodate almost everyone. All experience levels welcome. Fee: $5 cover at the door. Wine, beer and seltzer available for purchase. Pizza light bites provided by Prima Pizza Cucina.

Open to all ages, The Hub on Canal's Roots and Rhythm Open Jam, led by Alaia Luna, happens on the third Wednesday of the month. Homegrown New Smyrna Beach vocalist, songwriter and musician, Alaia Luna, leads our monthly open jam event. Bring your voice and instruments, or just come and enjoy! Alaia will have a great musical setup so we can accommodate almost everyone. All experience levels welcome. Fee: $5 cover at the door. Wine, beer and seltzer available for purchase. Pizza light bites provided by Prima Pizza Cucina.

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Sip, Shop & StrollStarting April 3rd, the Riverfront Market will become a weekly Friday night market designed to bring the community together in the heart of Downtown Daytona Beach! Held every Friday from 5–9 PM at the Riverfront Esplanade, the market features up to 45 local vendors, live music by Aaron Esposito, and a relaxed, waterfront atmosphere across the street from the Riverfront Shops of Daytona Beach! First Fridays DowntownJoin us every First Friday for an evening full of fun, flavor, and community at the Riverfront Market! Browse a curated selection of up to 45 local vendors offering handmade goods, unique finds, and creative treasures, and enjoy live music by Aaron Esposito while you shop. Then head over to the Downtown Daytona Nights Food Truck Rally on Magnolia for delicious eats and a lively atmosphere. As the night continues, stroll through the First Friday Art Walk, discover local artists, and enjoy a vibrant night of shopping, dining, and exploring—everything you love about First Friday, all in one place. LEARN MORE

Meets on the Third Friday of each month 6:30-9:00 PM Beer and wine available for purchase. Tickets $10 at the door 5/15 The Innocents (1961) 6/19 Throne of Blood (1957) 7/17 A Hard Day's Night (1964) 8/21 Three Colors : Blue (1993) 9/11 A Night at the Opera (1935)

Meets on the Third Friday of each month 6:30-9:00 PM Beer and wine available for purchase. Tickets $10 at the door 5/15 The Innocents (1961) 6/19 Throne of Blood (1957) 7/17 A Hard Day's Night (1964) 8/21 Three Colors : Blue (1993) 9/11 A Night at the Opera (1935)

Join us for a delightful evening of poetry hosted by poet, producer and publisher, Gary Broughman and published author and poet, Glorida Herdt. The evening will begin with a reading by our guest poet followed by an open mic format for the remainder of the event. No advanced sign-up required. Adults (18+) only please. For more information, please contact Gary at chbmedia@gmail.comMay 16: Peter M. GordonJune 20: Bethany DodgeSeptember 26: TBAOctober 17: Kate MuldoonFee: $8 for all, to read or simply enjoy.

Join us for a delightful evening of poetry hosted by poet, producer and publisher, Gary Broughman and published author and poet, Glorida Herdt. The evening will begin with a reading by our guest poet followed by an open mic format for the remainder of the event. No advanced sign-up required. Adults (18+) only please. For more information, please contact Gary at chbmedia@gmail.comMay 16: Peter M. GordonJune 20: Bethany DodgeSeptember 26: TBAOctober 17: Kate MuldoonFee: $8 for all, to read or simply enjoy.

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Sip, Shop & StrollStarting April 3rd, the Riverfront Market will become a weekly Friday night market designed to bring the community together in the heart of Downtown Daytona Beach! Held every Friday from 5–9 PM at the Riverfront Esplanade, the market features up to 45 local vendors, live music by Aaron Esposito, and a relaxed, waterfront atmosphere across the street from the Riverfront Shops of Daytona Beach! First Fridays DowntownJoin us every First Friday for an evening full of fun, flavor, and community at the Riverfront Market! Browse a curated selection of up to 45 local vendors offering handmade goods, unique finds, and creative treasures, and enjoy live music by Aaron Esposito while you shop. Then head over to the Downtown Daytona Nights Food Truck Rally on Magnolia for delicious eats and a lively atmosphere. As the night continues, stroll through the First Friday Art Walk, discover local artists, and enjoy a vibrant night of shopping, dining, and exploring—everything you love about First Friday, all in one place. LEARN MORE

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Program Components: The Healing Arts for Homeschool Students combines visual arts, culinary exploration, and dance/ movement to provide a well-rounded, immersive educational experience. The program takes place on the second Tuesday of each month during the school year at ACA's main campus. The students rotate through three engaging classes, each with a different teacher and theme. This year's theme is Florida Nature. Program Details: Fees: Free for all Homeschool studentsAges: 6-16Location: Atlantic Center for the Arts1414 Art Center Ave, New Smyrna BeachSchedule: Second Tuesday of each monthTime: 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.Check-in:  Pabst Visitor Center and GalleryEmail: Peggy Imbert  pimbert@atlanticcenterforthearts.org Class Rotations:Students will be divided into three groups and rotate through each session (about 1 hour and 15 minutes each): Studio Arts – Mary Jo Pingley, Art TeacherCulinary Arts – Chef Sue FlynnMovement – Nadine Soldivieri, Instructor The Healing Arts for Homeschool Students Teachers Mary Jo Pingley retired to New Smyrna Beach after a distinguished 45-year career teaching at the elementary, secondary, and collegiate levels. She began as a high school art teacher and went on to earn five teaching degrees, including a master's degree and certification as areading specialist. In retirement, she remains active in the arts community, volunteering with the Atlantic Center for the Arts (ACA) and creating distinctive paper collages that reflect her lifelong passion for education and the arts.   Sue Flynn became a Personal Chef in 2002 after a 30-year career in retail. A member of the United States Personal Chef Association (USPCA), she earned her certification in 2005. Her lifelong interest in teaching found expression at Atlantic Center for the Arts, where she has led culinary programs including "Food as Art" for middle school students, ACA's summer art camp, and most recently The Healing Arts for Homeschool Students program (2022–2025). Nadine Soldivieri is an accomplished performer and teacher with an extensive background in the performing arts. She earned her Associate of Arts degree in Theatre Arts and has dedicated her career to both performance and education, sharing her passion with students of all ages. Her training spans a wide range of disciplines, including tap, ballet, jazz, lyrical, modern, gymnastics, acrobatics, voice, and theatre. Nadine has had the privilege of studying under many distinguished artists, among them George Tomal (ABT Co.), Carolyn Clark (ABT Co.), Joseph Carow (ABT Co.), Edward Villella (NYC Ballet Co.), Mia Michaels (So You Think You Can Dance), Savion Glover, Omar Edwards (Bring in 'Da Noise, Bring in 'Da Funk), Robert Fitch (Annie), Frank Hatchett, Germaine Salsburg, Phil Black, and Charles (Chuck) Kelley.

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Program Components: The Healing Arts for Homeschool Students combines visual arts, culinary exploration, and dance/ movement to provide a well-rounded, immersive educational experience. The program takes place on the second Tuesday of each month during the school year at ACA's main campus. The students rotate through three engaging classes, each with a different teacher and theme. This year's theme is Florida Nature. Program Details: Fees: Free for all Homeschool studentsAges: 6-16Location: Atlantic Center for the Arts1414 Art Center Ave, New Smyrna BeachSchedule: Second Tuesday of each monthTime: 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.Check-in:  Pabst Visitor Center and GalleryEmail: Peggy Imbert  pimbert@atlanticcenterforthearts.org Class Rotations:Students will be divided into three groups and rotate through each session (about 1 hour and 15 minutes each): Studio Arts – Mary Jo Pingley, Art TeacherCulinary Arts – Chef Sue FlynnMovement – Nadine Soldivieri, Instructor The Healing Arts for Homeschool Students Teachers Mary Jo Pingley retired to New Smyrna Beach after a distinguished 45-year career teaching at the elementary, secondary, and collegiate levels. She began as a high school art teacher and went on to earn five teaching degrees, including a master's degree and certification as areading specialist. In retirement, she remains active in the arts community, volunteering with the Atlantic Center for the Arts (ACA) and creating distinctive paper collages that reflect her lifelong passion for education and the arts.   Sue Flynn became a Personal Chef in 2002 after a 30-year career in retail. A member of the United States Personal Chef Association (USPCA), she earned her certification in 2005. Her lifelong interest in teaching found expression at Atlantic Center for the Arts, where she has led culinary programs including "Food as Art" for middle school students, ACA's summer art camp, and most recently The Healing Arts for Homeschool Students program (2022–2025). Nadine Soldivieri is an accomplished performer and teacher with an extensive background in the performing arts. She earned her Associate of Arts degree in Theatre Arts and has dedicated her career to both performance and education, sharing her passion with students of all ages. Her training spans a wide range of disciplines, including tap, ballet, jazz, lyrical, modern, gymnastics, acrobatics, voice, and theatre. Nadine has had the privilege of studying under many distinguished artists, among them George Tomal (ABT Co.), Carolyn Clark (ABT Co.), Joseph Carow (ABT Co.), Edward Villella (NYC Ballet Co.), Mia Michaels (So You Think You Can Dance), Savion Glover, Omar Edwards (Bring in 'Da Noise, Bring in 'Da Funk), Robert Fitch (Annie), Frank Hatchett, Germaine Salsburg, Phil Black, and Charles (Chuck) Kelley.

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