Events in Flagler County today

This gentle morning at Joanne King Park in Bunnell, FL offers songs and dancing, simple rhythm instruments, and playful movement for little ones and their grown-ups. The group will explore autumn-themed nature play and finish with a calm closing circle. Attendance is intentionally limited to six children to create an intimate, unhurried atmosphere where everyone can engage at a comfortable pace. Registration is $20 for one caregiver and one child and includes a small item to take home. This marks the first Little Roots gathering.

In Bunnell, FL, kids ages 5 to 10 can build strength and confidence with an evening ninja and parkour class that blends acro and tumbling progressions with obstacle course elements. Instruction emphasizes safe technique to develop balance and flexibility while keeping the experience fun and active. Space is limited.

Returning for its third year and growing bigger than before, this trunk-or-treat celebration brings together Palm Coast Athletics, Hit House Academy, and Marthreenez Basketball Training. Expect a lively atmosphere with a bounce house, a DJ providing music, hot dogs, and additional activities for all ages.

A high-energy concert celebrating the 1980s, featuring The American Sirens and Heart Throb performing the decade's biggest hits. Expect a lively soundtrack made for dancing and singing along as these favorites are brought to life on stage.

Participants will explore the aquarium with a relaxed walk through the exhibits, with the option to attend a learning session or watch a shark reef feeding. Afterward, there is time planned for lunch and socializing to share experiences and enjoy good food. Carpooling is available for those who are interested. Adult day passes are priced at $29.95.

Build confidence with resin in a workshop that welcomes beginners and focuses on taking techniques further. With guidance from Sherry at Sherrys Art Studio Palm Coast, participants work on a 12 by 8 inch square bamboo cutting board while learning methods that move beyond the basics. The session uses UV resin with a UV light, multi surface paints, studio formulated mica powders, and a paste used only at this studio, along with instruction in mixing and applying two part resin. The class also covers how to create sea glass serving tongs for a functional artistic addition to your projects. Completed pieces need about two hours to cure for a glossy finish. Seating is limited to allow more personalized instruction. Tongs may vary in color.

Palm Coast Lanes hosts a relaxed market featuring local vendors with handmade goods, one of a kind gifts, home decor, baked treats, boutique items, and crafts. Shoppers can browse at their own pace, pick up something special, and support small businesses from the community. Bowling specials run throughout the day, with $10 for one hour including shoes or $15 for two hours including shoes. Families are welcome, with opportunities to meet makers, enjoy nearby lunch options, and turn a simple outing into a full experience. Each purchase uplifts local entrepreneurs, artists, and small business owners. Vendors rotate throughout the season, so there is always something new to discover.

On Sundays, Kava Kula offers 25 percent off for people who spend the week serving others, from bussing tables and prepping meals to turning wrenches and taking orders. It is a simple way to end the weekend on a better note.

Experience a special community screening of On Firm Ground at the Hilton Garden Inn Palm Coast in Palm Coast, FL. This emotional, uplifting film explores courage, hope, and the strength of the human spirit as it follows two people facing Parkinson’s who choose to keep moving forward. The screening brings people together to raise awareness, support one another, and continue the conversation about Parkinson’s and the importance of standing strong together.

Spend the day working on projects you haven’t had time to finish, while sharing your work, knowledge, and talents with others. Early sign-up is encouraged, as the gathering fills up weekly.

Stop by Kava Kula for growler refills with $10 off on Mondays. For $10 off every time, the Coconut Club offers a one-time signup fee and additional benefits, including a free single each day and free entry to all events. Ask your Kavatender for details.

Introduce young children ages 2 to 4 to dance through ballet lessons that nurture creativity and coordination. The program is tailored to young dancers and helps foster confidence and a love of movement.

Free weekly adaptive pickleball sessions are designed specifically for individuals with Parkinson’s. Space is also available to watch. Registration is required for each session, and participants should bring something to drink. The sessions are hosted in partnership with Halifax Health | Brooks Adaptive Sports and Recreation. If a session is full, interested participants can join the wait list. Those who register are asked to attend or cancel in advance so another participant may take their place.

A pre-teen and teen jazz class designed for fun and plenty of dancing.

Enjoy 45 minutes of dance followed by 45 minutes of cardio and strength.

A free monthly grief share group offers a gentle space for anyone mourning a loved one, whether family or friend. Hosted at Lotus Funeral Service, the setting is intended to feel more like a coastal retreat than a traditional funeral home. Created with families in mind, the interior is open and bright to encourage a calm, relaxed state from the moment you arrive. Light refreshments help set a casual tone for introductions and conversation. Guided by a professional with many years in the death care field, the group shares practical insights, suggestions, and ideas to navigate the early milestones and the time beyond. Attendees also hear about upcoming offerings such as Coping with Colors, with an option to attend as a guest. For questions or to share attendance plans, contact Nina at (845) 531-1673 or nina@lotusfuneral.com.