Free events in Ormond Beach, FL

Volusia County residents receive complimentary admission to the New Smyrna Museum of History on the first Tuesday of every month by presenting identification that shows a Volusia County address.

Free weekly adaptive pickleball sessions designed for individuals with Parkinson’s take place at Southern Recreation Center. New participants are welcome to watch before deciding to play. Registration is required for each session, and if spots are full, a wait list is available. If you register, please attend or cancel ahead of time so another participant can join. Bring something to drink. These sessions are hosted in partnership with Halifax Health | Brooks Adaptive Sports and Recreation. For help with registration, contact Christi at 386-871-3024.

At the Deland Farmers Market at the Volusia Fairgrounds, a vendor is set up with goodies available for purchase.

A no-entry-fee trivia night at Salty Rim Bar & Grill brings brain-teasing questions, plenty of laughs, and friendly competition. Play solo or form a team to see how your knowledge stacks up. Locals can take advantage of 50% off select bottles of wine and $5 off flatbreads while the games are underway.

Explore a community night market at Tanger Outlets in Daytona Beach, featuring baked goods, specialty foods, local artists, handmade crafts, live music, and a changing selection of food trucks. The market highlights local creators and flavors. Admission and parking are free. For questions or vendor inquiries, contact info@touchofmagicevents.com.

A free monthly grief support gathering meets at Lotus Funeral Home for people who have lost a family member or friend. The setting is designed to feel more like a coastal retreat than a traditional funeral home, with open, light filled spaces that encourage calm. The group recognizes that stepping back into a funeral home can be an important part of the healing process. Light refreshments are available to create a relaxed atmosphere for introductions and conversation. Led by a professional with many years of experience in end of life care, the discussion offers practical insights, suggestions, and ideas to navigate the first milestones and beyond. Information about upcoming offerings, including Coping with Colors, will also be shared, with an invitation to attend as a guest. For questions or to let the organizer know you plan to attend, contact 845-531-1673 or nina@lotusfuneral.com.

This weekly Wednesday night Turn Up Dance Fitness class brings a high-energy, hip hop inspired workout to the Downtown Orlando YMCA. Participants can get active, break a sweat, and show their style while building confidence and a sense of community. All experience levels are welcome, no prior dance background is required, and the class is open to ages 16 and up. First-time attendees are encouraged to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to complete paperwork and request a free trial pass at the front desk. Designed as a midweek pick-me-up for anyone who misses dancing with friends and wants an empowering atmosphere, it features upbeat music, dynamic movement, and a judgment-free space so everyone can feel like the star of the night.

Trivia takes center stage at Persimmon Hollow Brewing Co in DeLand. Participants can put their knowledge to work while enjoying craft beer and other cold drinks, with prizes up for grabs. The event is free to play and family friendly, creating a casual setting for a fun night out.

Kava Kula Kava Bar & Lounge hosts an energetic Bingo Night that blends lighthearted competition with a welcoming, social vibe. Players test their luck as numbers are called, aiming for a winning combination and the chance to earn prizes, including drink prizes. Admission is free, and participation is open to everyone, making it an easy outing for friends, families, and dedicated bingo fans. Expect plenty of laughs and a memorable time centered on classic bingo fun.

Set in Historic Ormond Beach, this open-air market fills City Hall Plaza with the flavors and creativity of local makers. Explore farm-fresh produce, baked treats, hot dishes, artisan creations, handmade goods, plants, coffee, and other sweet indulgences. Whether picking up breakfast, shopping for groceries, or enjoying the neighborhood atmosphere, there is always something new to find. It is a weekly tradition that celebrates small businesses and the community.

Enjoy breakfast alongside multiple games of bingo at SpringHill Suites by Marriott Orlando Airport. Prizes will be available during the games. This event is complimentary for adults 55 and older and is not open to anyone younger.

Youth Chess returns to the Deland Library with Thursday sessions.

A laid-back chess gathering in Sodo welcomes players of all levels with free open play each week. Enjoy friendly matches alongside craft tacos, pizza, beer, and sodas available for purchase. Everyone is welcome, and you can drop in and head out whenever it fits your schedule.

Test your knowledge at a weekly trivia night hosted by Empire Trivia at the Marketplace at Avalon Park. Form a team and enjoy lighthearted competition while grabbing dinner from Marketplace vendors. There is no cost to participate. Prizes go to the top three teams, plus there are four additional chances to win more rewards. No registration is required. Simply arrive ready to play and aim for bragging rights.

At the New Smyrna Beach farmers market, Nandi offers tallow-based face and body care. The products are described as locally sourced and locally made in New Smyrna Beach, using grass fed and finished, non medicated suet with no mRNA. Visitors can try the offerings and learn more while browsing the market.

Enjoy an energizing oceanfront yoga session that combines the grounding focus of Hatha with the flowing sequences of Vinyasa. The practice aims to build strength, increase flexibility, enhance balance, and support overall well-being. The class welcomes both beginners and experienced practitioners. It is offered as a free community experience, with donations appreciated. Bring a blanket or a large beach towel for greater comfort on the sand, since a traditional mat may not work as well. No advance registration is required. For parking, please register with Park Volusia, or park across the street and use the crosswalk.