Events in Deltona today

Explore foundational pranayama, a key limb of yoga centered on the mindful extension and refinement of the breath. Taught in the Iyengar method, this class emphasizes clarity, precision, and the skillful use of props. A regular asana practice is expected, and participants should already be comfortable with basic seated and restorative poses, inversions, and savasana. All ages and abilities are welcome, with adaptations supported by props. Offered as a four week series presented live via Zoom, one registration covers the full program. Instruction will include ujjayi, viloma I and II, anuloma without retention, pratiloma without retention, and bhramari. Along the way, you will develop sensitivity of mind so action and intelligence work in harmony, deepen awareness of how breath and body support one another, and learn to focus the mind through steady, conscious breathing. Potential benefits include easing stress and anxiety, calming the nervous system, perceiving the quality and length of the breath within the body, supporting healthy blood pressure, increasing energy, and relieving fatigue, leading to a quieter, more balanced state of mind. The series presents pranayama as a path inward that cultivates presence and a sense of inner freedom.

This monthly photography club meeting typically lasts about an hour and takes place at Lyonia Environmental Center. Attendees can explore the preserve on their own before or after the session.

A free community back to school bash hosted by the Rupp Resource Foundation offers support for families preparing for the new year. Students can receive complimentary backpacks and essential school supplies while supplies last, along with free haircuts available on a first-come, first-served basis that may involve a wait. Community resources will be available, and the setting is intended to be friendly and welcoming for all ages. No registration is required, though an RSVP is requested. Children must be present to receive a backpack. The event is made possible by contributions from community members, local businesses, and volunteers. Those who wish to help can offer monetary donations, new backpacks, school supplies, or explore opportunities for community partnership and sponsorship so more local children start school prepared and confident.

Meet the founders of TDI STEM Academy and talk with them directly. This informal opportunity invites conversation, offering a chance to ask questions and receive clear answers about the academy.

Head to The Gamers Guild for a community Pokémon meet-up centered on trading and friendly battles. Bring a deck to test new builds, fine tune strategies, and play a few games with fellow players. Whether you are new to Pokémon or returning after a break, it offers an easy way to find a match, make trades, and connect with others at the tables.

Enjoy a buy one get one offer on boneless wings available all day Saturday, from opening until closing. Choose an order of 6, 10, or 20 pieces and receive the same size for free.

A community ride will set out from Deltona to support Chosen Legacy’s first anniversary. Riders will gather at RaceTrac as the starting point before heading out together. The ride is a show of appreciation for the support Chosen Legacy has provided, offering a chance to give back. Riders of all kinds are welcome.

Brothers Again delivers a heartfelt salute to the music of the Allman Brothers Band, presenting faithful, high-energy renditions performed with care, passion, and respect. The spirit of Southern rock is front and center, with songs that honor the band’s signature blend and legacy. The seven musicians came together through a shared devotion to this catalog. One guitarist, who grew up in the Mississippi Delta in 1969, practiced along to the group’s recordings, studying how they wove rock, blues, jazz, and Texas swing into a sound all their own. Every member brings a personal connection to the material, and the hours of rehearsal they have invested are evident in the tightness of each performance. Past attendees have shared enthusiastic feedback: “Absolutely fabulous band! Great sound, great music,” said Wanda K. “It was even more amazing than last year,” added Frank L. “Loved it! Ten out of ten,” said Denise R. “The seven-man band put on a rocking great show,” noted Paula H. This event features reserved seating. Preferred Reserved Seating is $40 and includes the first six rows of the orchestra and two rows in the center balcony. General Reserved Seating is $35. A $5.00 per ticket processing charge and a 6.5% state and county sales tax apply to all purchases. Please note that the Historic Athens Theatre does not have an elevator to the balcony, so balcony seating is not accessible for guests using wheelchairs or walkers. For wheelchair or walker accessible seating, contact the box office at 386-736-1500. A special box seat package is also available at $300 for six seats per box seat area; please contact the box office at 386-736-1500.

Brothers Again brings a seven member tribute to The Allman Brothers Band, honoring the group’s hallmark mix of rock, blues, and jazz. The show uses a multimedia approach and features a set packed with fan favorites, all delivered with the feel of a real concert. With tight musicianship, heartfelt respect, and plenty of drive, it offers a warm celebration of Southern rock that has earned enthusiastic praise from audiences.

Create a personalized stack of sterling silver rings in a hands-on jewelry workshop at DAM Studio Workshop. Guided by instructor Traci Remillard, you will learn to solder sterling silver wire, form bands, and shape them with a steel die and a hydraulic press. The class starts with three simple rings to build skills, then progresses to decorative wire for more detailed designs so your final stack reflects your style. Enrollment is limited to 3 to 6 students. Tuition is $120, plus a $25 supplies fee paid to the instructor during class. Additional sterling silver wire will be available for purchase throughout the session. Leave with a set of unique stacking rings you crafted yourself.

Office Octane is a high-energy networking meetup from the DeLand & Greater West Volusia Chamber of Commerce, created to spark new connections, collaboration, and momentum for the week ahead. It begins with coffee and casual conversation, then shifts into a focused, fast-paced networking program. The format rotates through weekly themes, including Game Changer Challenge, Round Table Rally, Trailblazer Turbo Talks, and Refuel & Recharge. On first Mondays, participants are encouraged to bring a door prize. The gathering takes place at the Wayne G. Sanborn Center.

Open tables are available for 40K, BattleTech, Blood Bowl, and Kill Team. Players with armies are welcome to bring them, and those who are new can learn the basics and ease in at their own pace. Choose a table, connect with fellow gamers, and enjoy miniature tabletop action.

A relaxed evening of bingo at Gator's Dockside of DeLand features six easy-to-join rounds. There is no cost to participate, and the atmosphere is welcoming for families. Kids, grandparents, and everyone in between can share some laughs and enjoy a low-key night out together.

Bring a book and settle into a calm, quiet setting dedicated to silent reading. Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere where you can focus on your own pages without discussion. Attendees receive a 10% discount during the event hours.

This gathering in Deltona, Florida offers a ritual of release and a sound bath while floating, attuned to the reflective energy of a waning crescent moon. It begins with a gentle pre-float practice focused on letting go. Participants select a stone, consider what they are ready to set down, then place the stone into the water before settling into the pool. Once comfortably afloat, a soothing guided meditation leads into an immersive soundscape with crystal singing bowls performed by Ashley Bowman and Lisa Valerio. Throughout the session, the practitioners offer Reiki-based energy support to encourage deep rest and renewal. Plan for about 45 to 50 minutes in the water. Light snacks and drinks are included. Swimwear is recommended, and personal floats and towels are welcome, though both will also be available on site. Anyone who becomes chilly or needs a pause can step out at any time. Capacity is limited. The price is $60 per person, with advance payment required to reserve a place. Payment can be made via Cash App at $regenfam or by invoice upon request. The exact location is a private residence, and the address is shared after payment is received. Presented by Ashley Bowman of Regeneration Massage & Wellness with support from Lisa Valerio of Energy Rising and The Crone.

At the Museum of Art - DeLand, vibrant textile collages by Bobbi Baugh unfold as layered narratives shaped by dreams and memories. Blending hand printmaking, direct painting, original photographic transfers, collage construction, and machine stitching, her award-winning art quilts use rich texture and color as a language for storytelling. A distinctive set of motifs opens doors to themes of home and personal journey, with windows, childlike houses, trees and water appearing inside domestic spaces, and a recurring young girl connecting one scene to the next. Baugh graduated from Stetson University with a BA in Studio Art and Speech Communication and an MAT in Humanities and Education, spent three decades in commercial printing and stationery design, then shifted to a full-time studio practice focusing on textile collage in 2010. Her work has appeared in solo shows at the Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum and at Arts on Douglas, in group exhibitions including America Is at Touchstone Gallery, Perspectives at LeMoyne Arts, Hilton Head Biennale, the National Juried Exhibition at The Delaplaine, Fantastic Fibers at Yeiser Art Center, See My Voice QSDS at the Ross Art Museum, Women’s Works at the Old Courthouse Arts Center, Immigration Stories at the GWU National Textile Museum, and at Florida CraftArt Gallery, and in Studio Art Quilt Associates traveling exhibitions such as Balancing Act, Piecing Together a Changing Planet, and Redirecting the Ordinary. She is a juried artist member of Studio Art Quilt Associates and has taken part in numerous juried outdoor art festivals in Florida since 2011.

Family Night at Gator’s features complimentary meals for children 12 and younger. There are deals for everyone too, including $2.50 tacos with your choice of chicken, beef, or fish, ordered in sets of three with one meat per trio. You can also get 2-for-1 Mug-a-ritas for $7.

Head to Murph’s Patio Bar & Grill in DeLand for a lively trivia night that pairs brain teasers with tasty bites and cold beverages. Bring a team and test your knowledge with entertaining questions that spark those I knew it moments. Prizes are up for grabs, and the atmosphere leans toward plenty of laughs and upbeat vibes.

Persimmon Hollow Brewing Co hosts a no-cost, family-friendly bingo night with six rounds and prizes. The casual brewery setting is open to everyone, welcoming newcomers and regulars, children and adults. Cards are provided for all participants.

Join the Noble Truckers (and friends) for a weekly donation collection at the gates of the Volusia County Fairgrounds. It runs on Wednesdays, with the exception of weeks when the county fair is happening.

A weekly West Volusia meetup gathers at O’Learys Irish Pub for a friendly meeting with community-focused networking. Attendees connect with others in the area, with time set aside after the meeting to make new connections.

An in-person grief support group in Deltona offers a compassionate setting for anyone coping with the loss of a loved one. Family members, friends, and others from the community are welcome, with a brief screening to ensure the group is a good fit. Sessions are facilitated by specially trained counselors who provide practical guidance and resources to support each person’s unique healing process. For location details and registration, call 386-231-4245 or email Hospice.EF.BereavementDepartment@AdventHealth.com.

Persimmon Hollow Brewing Co in DeLand hosts a lively trivia night featuring brain-teasing questions, craft beer, and friendly competition. Entry is free, it welcomes families, and prizes are up for grabs. Cold drinks are served all night, creating a relaxed setting to put your knowledge to the test.

Think you have answers for a bit of everything? Put your knowledge to the test at a general knowledge trivia event with engaging questions, plenty of laughs, and prizes to win.

A general knowledge trivia night where groups of three compete for prizes awarded to first, second, and third place.

Weekly trivia takes over Gator's Dockside of DeLand with a high energy vibe, cold drinks, and plenty of wings. Teams put their heads together on questions that range from history to pop culture, with sharp guesses always welcome. Climb the leaderboard and claim serious bragging rights as the smartest table in the room.