Events in Port Orange, FL

Two options are available, one centered on Yin Yoga and another with a more active flow, and both are open to all experience levels. This donation based class asks participants to bring a towel, a blanket, and water, and you can invite a friend. The experience highlights a community-centered atmosphere.

Office Octane is a high-energy networking experience from the DeLand & Greater West Volusia Chamber of Commerce, built to spark new connections, fuel collaboration, and build momentum for the week ahead. Held at the Wayne G. Sanborn Center, it starts with coffee and open networking, followed by a focused networking program that keeps conversations purposeful and fast paced. Themes rotate to keep things fresh, including Game Changer Challenge, Round Table Rally, Trailblazer Turbo Talks, and Refuel & Recharge. Bring a door prize for the Game Changer Challenge, and expect to leave energized and connected.

Held at Ormond Memorial Art Museum & Gardens, this nine session Monday series helps participants grow their skills in floral design for home displays and flower shows. The program moves through multiple units to build knowledge step by step, with advanced sessions also offered. Registration information is available on the DVII Group page.

Family Bingo Night at Gator's Dockside of DeLand offers six rounds of bingo in a relaxed, family-friendly setting. It is free to play and easy to join, creating a lighthearted evening that welcomes every generation.

If you are new to dance, this welcoming community class at Dance-ology Studios introduces adults to social dance basics in a relaxed, supportive setting. Participants receive beginner-focused instruction set to fun music, with simple steps that make it easy to get moving and meet new people. The experience is designed to help break out of routines, ease stress, and boost energy while connecting through movement and laughter. Attend solo or with a friend. The goal is that you leave feeling energized and accomplished. The price is $10 per person.

Coffee Connections is a monthly morning meetup that brings together business owners, entrepreneurs, and local leaders from across Southeast Volusia. It links companies in New Smyrna Beach, Edgewater, and Oak Hill through a mix of facilitated introductions, brief member highlights, and time to mingle. Built for small businesses and growing firms, the format helps raise visibility, spark referrals, and foster purposeful partnerships. Anyone aiming to broaden a professional network, strengthen a local footprint, and turn conversations into opportunities will find a practical path forward here.

Explore color with Mary Gerlach in a studio class that strengthens foundational skills, sharpens composition, and helps translate ideas into expressive paintings. Lessons focus on essential color theory and practical techniques you can apply right away, whether you paint in oils or acrylics. Hosted at Artists' Workshop of New Smyrna Beach, with sessions in Studio C during summer and Studio B in fall. The cost is $20 per class.

At Marine Discovery Center, a hands-on Tiny Tots session created with The Early Learning Coalition of Flagler and Volusia welcomes children ages 3 to 5 and their caregivers. It features craft tables and a story time, with each part of the program tailored to early learning milestones, including fine motor development, problem solving, and language skills. Families can connect with early learning experts while children explore and create, and each child receives a copy of the themed book to take home. Advance RSVP is required. This month’s program is limited to Brown Museum members only and is free with registration.

Education Coordinator Caitlyn Montgomery from The Cici & Hyatt Brown Museum of Art, Science & History presents a talk at Daytona Beach Shores Community Center on the plants and animals that sustain a healthy environment. Learn practical ways to choose garden and yard plants that attract essential pollinators and support local habitats. Offered through The Brown’s Museum in Motion during a temporary construction closure, this program brings museum education into the community. Registration is required, there is no cost to attend, and space is limited.

Geared to students who have already mastered basic clay hand-building, this six-week course explores advanced methods, complex forms, and richer surface decoration. Instruction centers on refining technique and expanding creative problem-solving at Artists' Workshop of New Smyrna Beach in Studio A. Tuition is $175 for members and $200 for non-members. Clay is available at $50 per 25-pound bag, which covers glazes and kiln firings. Registration also includes complimentary Open Studio access for the full six weeks. Enrollment is limited.

Make a family date at Gator's where kids 12 and under eat free. Guests without kids can still enjoy specials, including tacos for $2.50 each with a minimum order of three, choosing chicken, beef, or fish with one meat per set of three. There are also two-for-one Mug-a-ritas for $7. It is a relaxed way to enjoy a meal together with options for everyone.

An open mic devoted to original music takes place on the Locals Mix stage at World’s Most Famous Brewery. Hosted by Matt Wall, the night features artists performing only their own songs, with no cover versions. There is no cover charge.

Teams test their knowledge at a trivia night at Murph’s Patio Bar & Grill in DeLand. Food and cold drinks accompany rounds of playful questions. Prizes are up for grabs, with plenty of laughs and a lively atmosphere.

A no cost, family friendly evening of bingo awaits at Persimmon Hollow Brewing Co. Play six rounds with prizes in a lively brewery atmosphere. Kids and adults are welcome, whether you are a familiar face or visiting for the first time. Bingo cards are provided and the focus is on relaxed fun for all.

A lighthearted comedy auction pairs lively bidding with entertainment from DJ Skratch. Between auction rounds, attendees can enjoy free Flip Flop Bingo and a 50/50 cash raffle. Bingo winners receive gift certificates from the bar, and bidders have the chance to take home nostalgic finds.

Adults new to dance or returning after time away can explore beginner-friendly ballet and jazz in a warm, welcoming setting. Instruction focuses on essential technique in both styles and aims to build flexibility and balance, improve coordination, boost confidence, and support overall fitness. Participants may take a single class or choose both. No prior experience or partner is required. The cost is $20 per person for each class. Expect a supportive atmosphere that celebrates movement and leaves participants feeling stronger, more confident, and energized.

This Taco Tuesday promotion at Kava Kula features complimentary tacos with the purchase of a drink. Kavaritas are available for $8. If you have never tried kava, first-time guests can enjoy a free flight.

A vendor is set up at the Deland Farmers Market at the Volusia Fairgrounds, offering goodies for market visitors.

This weekly pickleball meetup for women welcomes participants of all skill levels. Beginners are encouraged, and supportive instruction is available to help newcomers learn the game. Extra paddles are provided for anyone who needs one.

This karaoke night at The Turn Bar & Grill is promoted as the best in Volusia.

Learn the essentials of becoming a homeowner at a free seminar for first-time buyers at Volusia Mall in Daytona Beach. The session outlines a seven step approach to the home buying process, ways to get your keys in 30 days, options for no money down with a 580 credit score, and information on new construction with a 4.99 interest rate. It also highlights the Hometown Heroes program, veteran benefits with no down payment, and guidance for repairing credit.

Trivia Night at Persimmon Hollow Brewing Co in DeLand is a free, family friendly weekly event held every Wednesday. Participants can enjoy craft beer and other cold drinks while answering trivia questions. Teams compete for prizes, creating a lively outing for friends and families.

Experience the smooth, adaptable style of West Coast Swing in weekly classes at Dance-ology Studios. This partner dance pairs well with contemporary hits, classic blues, and funky jazz, inviting dancers to move with the music they love. Start with Level 101 if you are new, while Levels 102 and 103 are available with teacher approval. A social party follows the classes, priced at $10 per person and free for class attendees. Drop in pricing is $20 per person, and discounted package options are available through the studio. The curriculum is designed to foster creativity, innovation, and individuality so each dancer can grow a style that feels uniquely their own.

Peace of Woodstock presents a 56th anniversary tribute to the Woodstock Music & Art Fair, delivered as a 90 minute concert with visuals. The show honors the landmark August 1969 festival at Max Yasgur’s farm in upstate New York, where more than 400,000 people gathered to hear artists such as Richie Havens, Janis Joplin, Sly and the Family Stone, Jefferson Airplane, and Santana. The spirit of the era comes through with protest songs, the hippie vibe, and attendees with flowers in their hair dressed in tie dye and bell bottoms. Designed to take audiences back to a moment that defined the 60s, this tribute focuses on the music and atmosphere of Woodstock.

Bingo Night at Kava Kula Kava Bar & Lounge offers a lively evening of classic games in a social setting. Admission is free and the event is open to all. Players listen for the numbers, aim for winning combinations, and compete for prizes, including drink rewards. Expect upbeat energy, friendly competition, and plenty of laughs throughout the night.

Set in Historic Ormond Beach at City Hall Plaza, this weekly outdoor market gathers farmers, bakers, cooks, artists, and plant growers in one lively spot. Browse farm-fresh produce, breads and pastries, hot meals, handcrafted items, live plants, coffee, desserts, and other locally made goods. Whether picking up breakfast, shopping from small businesses, or taking in the community atmosphere, visitors will find new favorites each week at this longstanding neighborhood market.

Volusia Vibe brings Chamber members from across Greater West Volusia together for a monthly Business After Hours networking event focused on conversation, collaboration, and community. The setting is relaxed so professionals can meet new contacts and strengthen existing relationships, and guests are welcome to attend. The gathering is hosted at various locations. As a bonus, a complimentary drink is available to the first 20 Chamber members to arrive. It is a chance to grow a network, share ideas, and enjoy good company after the workday, all within a Greater West Volusia Chamber Network that is regionally united and locally connected.

Explore clay from the ground up in a beginner friendly, six week hand building course at Artists' Workshop of New Smyrna Beach, Studio A. Learn the core methods of pinching, coiling, and building with slabs, then apply them to create finished functional ware or small sculptures. Tuition is $175 for members and $200 for non members. Clay is available at $50 per 25 pound bag, which covers use of studio glazes and kiln firings. Enrollment also provides complimentary access to Open Studio time in Studio A throughout the six week term, giving you extra hours to practice between classes.

Explore New York style salsa, also known as mambo or dancing on 2, in a beginner friendly, 50 minute class. Instruction covers timing and musicality, the roots of salsa and elements of mambo, and fundamentals for both open shines and partner work. Learn the on 2 rhythm, foundational footwork, partner connection, musical accents, and body movement, with combinations that progress from week to week. Designed for those new to salsa or early in their dance journey who want structured learning in a welcoming setting. You can attend solo or with friends, a partner is not required. The class price is $20, and discounted passes with course enrollment are available.

Put your trivia skills to the test at this weekly event at Gator’s Dockside DeLand. Teams face questions that span history and pop culture, and smart guesses can still make a difference. Expect a lively atmosphere with cold drinks, plenty of wings, and a leaderboard that turns a win into serious bragging rights.

Challenge your smarts at a lively trivia night that welcomes groups. Bring along friends, relatives, or coworkers to share plenty of laughs and a bit of friendly rivalry. Compete for great prizes while sipping kava-infused beverages throughout the evening.

Welcome the sunrise with a mindful walk that blends movement, connection, and a focus on well-being. At Dahlia Park, this inclusive gathering welcomes everyone for a shared start to the day. The aim is to nurture wellness together through simple movement and community.

Enhance your painting practice at Artists' Workshop of New Smyrna Beach with a class devoted to color. Strengthen foundational skills, develop striking compositions, and express ideas with greater intention while learning how hue, value, and saturation work together. Designed for artists working in oils or acrylics, each session focuses on essential color relationships and how to put them to work on the canvas. The cost is $20 per session.

Hosted by Women United Volusia, the 23rd Annual Power of the Purse Luncheon at the Ocean Center brings women from across the community together to foster connection, spark inspiration, and offer mutual support. The event features a network of leaders and changemakers dedicated to creating meaningful impact. As a fundraiser for United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties, it helps power vital programs that strengthen the local community. Individual tickets are available, and a limited number of sponsorships remain.

The Riverfront Market brings a community-focused marketplace to Downtown Daytona Beach at the Riverfront Esplanade. Browse as many as 45 local vendors, listen to live music from Aaron Esposito, and enjoy a laid back waterfront setting just across from the Riverfront Shops of Daytona Beach. As part of First Fridays Downtown, the market also connects with the Downtown Daytona Nights Food Truck Rally on Magnolia and the First Friday Art Walk, creating a vibrant blend of local art, shopping, and dining.

Enjoy an evening of acoustic music at the Artisan Inn Lounge.

Situated in the heart of Downtown DeLand, Artisan Alley occupies century-old sand-lime brick buildings and includes shops, a restaurant, a brewery, offices, a butterfly garden, and an event venue. In this setting, the DeLand Artisan Alley Farmers Market brings together farmers and makers. Vendor information, including how to participate, is available from the organizers.

The Wildflowers bring the Tom Petty concert experience to the historic Daytona Beach Bandshell as part of the Sounds of Summer Concert Series. This tribute channels the sound and spirit of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers with chiming Rickenbacker guitar tones, tight vocal harmonies, and a set that includes American Girl, Free Fallin', Learning to Fly, and Refugee. The Bandshell’s coastal setting stands out, a 1937 open-air amphitheater crafted from native coquina rock beside the Atlantic. General admission is free on a first-come basis, and guests may bring their own chairs or rent one at the venue. A VIP option with a reserved seat in a preferred section is available for $15, with in-person purchase offered at the Peabody Auditorium Box Office. Parking is convenient at the Ocean Center garage, which connects to the Boardwalk and Bandshell via a pedestrian overpass. Make it a full outing with a stroll along the Boardwalk, a stop at Ocean Walk Shoppes, or time on the beach. The atmosphere is family friendly and community minded, all in celebration of Tom Petty’s music.

Part of the Sounds of Summer Concert Series at the historic Daytona Beach Oceanfront Bandshell, this City of Daytona Beach event presents top national tribute acts on an oceanfront stage. General admission is free, and attendees may bring their own lawn chairs.

Presented by the City of Daytona Beach, this Sounds of Summer event features The Wildflowers with a tribute to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. All ages are welcome.

Jimmy Gnecco, from Ours, marks 25 years of Distorted Lullabies with a show at Cinematique Theater. This event is open to all ages.

Take the mic on the karaoke stage with Host Greg, showcasing everything from beloved classics to long-lost favorites. The first hour puts kids front and center so young singers can soak up the spotlight. Get those vocals ready and enjoy an evening filled with songs, laughs, and upbeat energy.

This drill meeting is part of the Volusia Young Marines, a Volusia County, Florida program for boys and girls ages 8 to 18. The organization builds confidence, supports academic success, honors veterans, and encourages citizenship, community service, and a healthy, drug-free lifestyle. Training focuses on leadership and character while fostering mental, moral, and physical development. The group is recognized for its leadership in Drug Demand Reduction efforts. Meetings follow a twice-monthly schedule, taking place on the second and fourth Saturdays all year.

Set along the shoreline, this energizing yoga session blends the grounding focus of Hatha with the fluid movement of Vinyasa to build strength, increase flexibility, enhance balance, and support overall wellness. All experience levels are welcome. It is a free community class with donations appreciated. No advance registration is required. For comfort on the sand, bring a blanket or a large beach towel instead of a typical mat. For parking, register with Park Volusia or park across the street and use the crosswalk.

All day Saturday, from open to close, there is a buy-one-get-one offer on boneless wings. Purchase 6, 10, or 20 pieces and get the same quantity free.

Explore the fundamentals of Argentine tango in a friendly class designed for brand-new dancers and anyone wishing to refresh core skills. Instruction highlights posture, partner connection, musicality, and a smooth, natural walking technique. Participants practice clear partnered sequences and essential movements that build confidence, enhance balance, and help you feel comfortable on the floor from the very first session. No prior experience is needed, and the pace is relaxed. Attend solo or with friends, a partner is not required. All levels are welcome, and experienced dancers can use the session to refine their foundation. Wear shoes with smooth soles, avoid rubber grips, and choose clothing that allows easy movement. The price is $20 per person for a single class. Special offers and discounted rates are available.

This immersive workshop treats the Moon as a guiding teacher, weaving astrology, mythology, meditation, and nature to illuminate the lunar cycle and its relevance to daily life. Explore the qualities of each lunar phase, Esoteric Astrology with a focus on the natal Moon, and moon-aligned gardening with intentional planting. The experience also touches on Blue Moons, Black Moons, eclipses, guided meditation, moon water, mythic archetypes, and the Divine Feminine. Participants receive a full-color workbook, crystals, a Moon calendar and gardening guide, and a plant to begin a personal Moon Garden. A personalized Moon natal chart reading is available with early registration. The workshop is led by Christina, a practitioner of Esoteric Astrology and student of Wisdom Teachings who is pursuing a master’s in Metaphysical Studies. She blends astrology, coaching, counseling, and wellness education to create experiences that are grounded and transformative. Learn from the Moon, look to the sky as a place of learning, and follow the wisdom of your own soul.

Smokin' Saturdays brings barbecue to the New Smyrna Beach market, with a selection of smoked goods available until sold out. Meats are smoked over locally sourced Florida oak. Offerings include whole smoked pork butts at $5.99 per pound, smoked pulled pork at $6.99 per pound, and whole racks of spareribs for $17.99 each.

A lively dance party featuring a resident DJ delivering favorite hits and a high energy soundtrack. Expect a fun atmosphere centered on dancing, drinks, and good times while the music keeps the floor moving.

This first gathering in a new monthly women’s circle offers a warm space for women to connect, share, and cultivate intentional living in community. The August session centers on setting intentions for the Sturgeon Moon cycle, which includes a partial lunar eclipse. Participants are encouraged to bring a journal and an open heart. Tea and light snacks will be available. A suggested donation of $5 is welcomed. Registration is required to ensure there are enough refreshments for everyone.

There is another opportunity to attend Paws Pottery Party with Muddy Paws Pottery after a previous session filled quickly. Seats are limited and went fast before, so early planning is recommended.

The first event in the Sandspur Riding Club series features a full slate of classes and sidepots. To be eligible for series awards, participants must ride in three of the four shows and be members. NIH/OHI approval applies, and a 70/30 payout will be used. If more than 50 riders enter, Sandspur Riding Club will add $250 to the pot. Entry options include Open 4D for $30, a men’s 2D race for $25, Youth 2D for $20, and Adult 2D for $20 as carryover only. The T-shirt Sidepot 2D is $20 as carryover only, Poles 2D is $20, and both PeeWee and PW Poles are $10 for ages 8 and under. There is a $5 non-member fee per rider. Memberships will be available at the show and during practice nights. The club is seeking sponsors and added money sponsors. Details about banner options or next year’s barrel sponsorships are available from Shelly Weaver or Sam Weaver.

The season wraps up with an evening of original live music at Ormond Brewing Company. Cherry 2000 and Pellet! take the stage, with Tiger Steffi & The Higher Power opening. Admission is $10 and the event is open to all ages. Cold drinks are available, and the Craft Kitchen will be serving a full menu. Presented by Ormond Brewing Company and Darkside Media Group.

The Star Spangled Summer Concert Series brings Saturday night concerts to the Daytona Beach Oceanfront Bandshell, with each show capped by the Lights Up Daytona fireworks display over the ocean.

Presented by Friends of the Bandshell, this Star Spangled Summer event at Daytona Beach Bandshell features Maximum Queen performing a tribute to the music of Queen. It is open to all ages.

The show features Tom Bennett and Ariel Vegodsky at the pianos performing well-known songs, with audience sing-alongs and participation as part of the experience.

Never Stop Believin’ brings the classic Journey era to life with a staged celebration of the lineup and sound that filled arenas in the late 70s, 80s, and into the mid 90s. The performance opens in the late 70s, channeling the Evolution and Departure albums, then shifts to the mid 80s with a costume change for a run through the Escape and Frontiers periods. Fronted by a vocalist who mirrors Steve Perry’s look and voice, the band delivers faithful, note-for-note renditions supported by rich four-part harmonies. Billed as a tribute that uniquely recreates the band’s vintage look and sound, the show features favorites like “Anyway You Want It,” “Who’s Cryin’ Now,” “Wheel in the Sky,” “Open Arms,” “Lovin’, Touchin’, Squeezin’,” “Faithfully,” “Lights,” and “Don’t Stop Believin’,” along with more crowd-pleasers. With more than 18 years of performances at festivals, major venues, and international stages, the group has earned enthusiastic feedback from attendees who praise the high energy, the engaging frontman, and the striking vocal likeness to Steve Perry. Reserved seating is offered. Preferred reserved seats are $40 and cover the first six orchestra rows plus two rows in the center balcony, while general reserved seats are $35. A $5 processing charge per ticket and a 6.5% state and county sales tax apply. Please note that the balcony has no elevator and is not accessible for wheelchairs or walkers. For wheelchair or walker accessible seating, contact the box office at 386-736-1500. A special box seat package is available as well, with six-seat boxes priced at $300. For box seats, please contact the box office at 386-736-1500.

Ocean Walk Shoppes partners with Speed Run Club of Daytona for a high-energy Sunday group run that begins at the plaza. Runners of all experience levels are welcome, whether aiming for a personal record or just starting out. After the run, participants can meet fellow runners and take advantage of specials and discounts from participating businesses throughout the plaza. The focus is on movement, sweat, and growing stronger together.

Beach yoga offers two class styles to choose from. One session centers on gentle Yin, while the other is a more active flow suitable for all experience levels. This is a donation-based offering with a strong community focus. Participants are encouraged to bring a towel, a blanket, water, and a friend.

At the Brannon Center, Volusia Women's Day offers a free community celebration that honors women of every generation with a blend of enjoyment, rejuvenation, and empowerment. Local businesses, wellness professionals, and distinctive vendors come together to create a memorable experience where attendees can browse one of a kind products and learn about new services. Complimentary pampering is part of the day, including chair massages, hairstyling, quick manicures, henna designs, and consultations for makeup and skincare. Hands on activities add to the fun with painting sessions scheduled every hour on the half hour, with space for 24 women in each session, along with fitness classes, health screenings, and lively BINGO games featuring prizes. A photo booth will be on site and includes a magnet keepsake to capture the moment. Businesses interested in sponsorships or vendor opportunities can email info@touchofmagicevents.com for details. Appreciation is extended to sponsors Back 2 Balance Massage & Wellness, Beauty on Fleek School, Mo's Canni Shop, Renewal by Andersen, and Selah Studio for their support. Solicitation by companies or individuals not participating in the event is not allowed, and those who attempt it will be removed.

On Sundays, Kava Kula offers 25% off for anyone who spends the week bussing tables, turning wrenches, prepping meals, or taking orders. It is a simple way to wrap up the weekend with a bit of savings and some well-earned downtime.

Icons of Motorsports Car Show and Reunion brings a summer showcase to ONE DAYTONA, featuring an exclusive display of vintage race cars, each carrying a piece of motorsports history. The event takes place in Victory Circle opposite Daytona International Speedway. Admission is free, parking is plentiful, and the surrounding restaurants, shops, and entertainment make it easy to turn a visit into an afternoon of fun. This celebration helps kick off the Coke Zero Sugar 400 race weekend and highlights the sights, sounds, and horsepower that define summer racing in Daytona.

Experience local waters at twilight as the sun slips behind the mangroves and a full moon lights the route on a guided kayak ecotour. Instruction on paddling techniques, insights into the surrounding ecosystem, and all necessary equipment are included, making it welcoming for every skill level with no prior experience required. For a higher vantage, participants can climb the observation mound beside the MDC kayak launch to watch the moon rise. Offered monthly during the full moon, weather permitting. Rates: adults $60; children ages 6 to 12 $42, riding in a tandem kayak with an adult; bringing your own kayak or stand-up paddleboard $42.

The Coke Zero Sugar 400 delivers a high banked clash as drivers fight for the remaining postseason spots. Daytona’s unpredictability keeps every outcome in play, so each lap and pit call can shift momentum. With places in The Chase at stake and pressure rising, the race can reshape the standings in an instant.

This two-hour evening eco-cruise aboard the 40-foot pontoon boat Discovery features guided interpretation of the Indian River Lagoon by a certified Florida naturalist. Expect views of mangroves and opportunities to spot birds, dolphins, and other wildlife. As sunset colors the sky, the tour culminates with a view of the full moon rising over the horizon. The experience is offered during the full moon phase, weather permitting. A minimum of 10 participants is required for departure. Rates are Adults $40, Seniors 62+ $37, Children 3 to 12 $20, and Infants 0 to 2 free. MDC members receive a discounted rate.

The City of Daytona Beach’s Sounds of Summer concert brings Caribbean Chillers to the Daytona Beach Bandshell for a tribute to the music of Jimmy Buffett. Open to all ages, the show features a live performance honoring Buffett’s songs.

Enchanted Knights: Medieval Magic brings a Volusia Renaissance Festival to Volusia Mall as The Wizards celebrate Enchanted Knights’ second birthday. Admission and parking are free, and costumes are encouraged. Highlights include live armored combat across the weekend and a full lineup of stage performances. Take part in community contests and free activities for chances to win prizes. Explore a large marketplace of local artists and artisans, pick up complimentary art prints through Sidequest Shopping, enjoy a scavenger hunt, and find even more throughout the festival.

Presented by Friends of the Bandshell, this Star Spangled Summer concert at the Daytona Beach Bandshell features REO Survivor & Co and Chicago Rewired, delivering tribute performances that celebrate the music of REO Speedwagon and Chicago. The event is open to all ages.

Experience a peaceful 3-hour island yoga session with Dr. Sandi of Beach Meets Wellness aboard Toon Tiki Charters. Enjoy gentle stretching and mindful breathing on the water, surrounded by coastal scenery with views of the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse. The setting offers a calm space to recharge while taking in the beauty of the islands and sea.

Volusia County residents receive complimentary admission to the New Smyrna Museum of History. Present a valid ID showing a Volusia County address at the entrance to enjoy free entry.

Settle in for a free outdoor movie by the Halifax River as Movies on the Halifax presents How to Train Your Dragon (2025) at Rockefeller Gardens. Bring blankets and chairs for a relaxed, family friendly evening by the water.

Held on the first Saturday of each month, this Classic Car Cruise-In is among the area’s largest regular meetups for classic car enthusiasts. There is no cost to display a vehicle or to browse the lineup. DJ Frank keeps the music going in the West parking lot to set the tone for the day. If weather interferes, the show moves to Sunday.

Celebrate Labor Day on the water with Toon Tiki Charters during a floating island party bound for Disappearing Island, also known as Squishy Island. Spend the day swimming, floating, dancing, and relaxing in the Florida sun alongside friends and family. The outing is suitable for all ages and includes giant floats and inflatables, casual games, Bluetooth music, a licensed captain and crew, and an onboard restroom for convenience. Guests can bring their own drinks and pack favorite snacks. The price is 79.95 per person, and only 38 spots are available each day.

Presented by Friends of the Bandshell, this Star Spangled Summer concert features Ramble On and Highway to Hell performing tributes to Led Zeppelin and AC/DC at the Daytona Beach Bandshell. The event is open to all ages.

This weekly acrylics class with Scott Hiestand focuses on wildlife and Florida landscapes. Participants learn techniques to depict birds and fur-bearing animals, understand how washes influence mood, and gain confidence while painting the natural world. Reference photos are usually provided, and attendees are encouraged to choose subjects that interest them most. The class meets in Studio B at the Artists' Workshop of New Smyrna Beach. The fee is $150. Please bring acrylic paints, gesso, canvas or birch panels, brushes, and a palette. Space is limited, and registration details are available from the organizer.

Enjoy a beachside scrapbooking retreat at Hilton Garden Inn Daytona Beach Oceanfront, set right on the sand. This multi-day crop provides a personal six foot table, a goodie bag, make and take projects, prize opportunities, optional games, and lunch during the event. The crop fee is 165 dollars, and a 50 dollar deposit reserves a spot. Hotel rooms are offered at 129 dollars per night plus tax, with free parking, complimentary Wi Fi, and no resort fee. Capacity is limited.

An evening market at Ormond Brewing Company showcases local makers, bakers, and more. Explore a variety of goods from vendors, with food and drinks available from the brewery as you wander beneath the night sky.

Team Sophie’s Circle is participating in the third annual Great Daytona Beach Kiwanis Duck Race at Jackie Robinson Ballpark, a community fundraiser where each adopted duck supports children and families while also entering supporters for cash prizes. The team is aiming for 500 duck adoptions. Prizes are $2,500 for first place, $1,000 for second, and $500 for third, and winners do not need to be present. Half of the team’s duck adoption sales benefit the rescue. The race also features a big duck drop. Adoption team members receive simple outreach tools, including a personalized flyer and QR code, to share through social posts, emails, and everyday conversations.

This event features bacon, blues, and brews alongside several hundred motorcycles. The full vendor lineup and band list will be announced.

Sandspur Riding Club presents a show with text-in available and a separate practice night. Divisions offered are Open 4D at $30, Youth 2D at $20, Adult 2D at $20 with carryover only, Poles 2D at $20, and a T-Shirt Sidepot 2D at $20 that goes toward awards. PeeWee 2D is $10 for ages 8 and under, and PW Poles 2D is $10 for ages 8 and under. A non-member fee of $5 applies. The payout uses a 70/30 split, and an extra $250 will be added if entries exceed 50 riders. Memberships will be available at the show and during practice nights. The club welcomes sponsors, including added money sponsors. For banner details or next year barrel sponsorships, contact Shelly Weaver or Sam Weaver. A fall series is also offered.

Experience a live tribute to Woodstock '69, honoring the legendary 1969 festival in Upstate New York that featured artists such as The Who, Santana, Jimi Hendrix, and Janis Joplin. A group of seasoned musicians revisits the era’s iconic songs and moments, offering a nostalgic journey through classics from the original lineup. Tickets are tiered by seating: rows BB through HH are $55.00, rows JJ through MM are $45.00, and rows NN through QQL are $40.00. Accessible seating is available in row AA for $40.00.

Comedian Ron “Tater Salad” White brings his signature storytelling to the stage, known for tales drawn from small-town Texas roots all the way to national acclaim. Recognized from the Blue Collar Comedy phenomenon alongside Jeff Foxworthy, Bill Engvall, and Larry the Cable Guy, he toured to packed houses in more than 90 cities and helped launch a hit concert film that later delivered one of Comedy Central’s highest rated movie premieres. A platinum-selling artist with more than 10 million albums sold, he has earned two Grammy nominations and has ranked among the top-grossing stand-up acts. His Comedy Central specials set ratings milestones for the network, including the breakout “They Call Me Tater Salad,” followed by “You Can’t Fix Stupid,” which drew millions of viewers, topped the Billboard comedy chart for weeks, and garnered a Grammy nod. His discography also includes “Drunk In Public” and “Behavioral Problems,” the latter reaching number one on Billboard’s comedy albums chart. White’s bestselling book, Ron “Tater Salad” White: I Had the Right to Remain Silent… But I Didn’t Have the Ability, captured the same candid, punchy style as his stand-up. He has also championed an annual “Salute to the Troops” benefit supporting the Armed Forces Foundation, with televised editions drawing strong audiences. Screen credits range from Horrible Bosses and Sex and the City 2 to a principal role in Jayne Mansfield’s Car, written and directed by Billy Bob Thornton and premiered at the Berlin Film Festival. Expect a night of sharp, unfiltered humor delivered with the laid-back swagger that made him a household name.

Steeln' Peaches returns to the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center with a concert honoring the Allman Brothers Band. This seven piece band, regarded as one of Florida’s leading tribute acts, captures the essence of Southern rock pioneers with precision, heart, and flair. The performance blends faithful renditions with renewed energy to celebrate timeless songs. Expect favorites such as Ramblin' Man, Melissa, and Whipping Post, along with more classics from across the catalog. Tickets are priced at $65 for rows BB to CC, $55 for DD to GG, $45 for HH to LL, and $35 for MM to QQ. Accessible seating in Row AA is $35.

A casual meet-up for real estate professionals to expand their network. Connect with peers, exchange contacts, and share insights on market trends, referrals, and everyday challenges. The focus is on building relationships and practical collaboration among agents.

Now in its seventh year, this fall festival brings a community-focused celebration to Tanger Outlets in Daytona Beach. Visitors can browse unique local vendors, enjoy a variety of food trucks, and kids can get their faces painted. Family-friendly activities continue throughout the event, and there are complimentary photo opportunities with the Pokémon Eevee and Mimikyu. It offers a relaxed way to support small businesses and spend time with friends and family in a festive autumn setting.

A lively fundraiser at Brannon Community Center brings live music from Florida’s The Landsharks together with a tasting of gourmet sliders prepared on site by ten local restaurants. Guests can enjoy complimentary beer, wine, and soda, snap keepsakes in a photo booth, browse a silent auction, and join in games, with more activities planned. All proceeds benefit local nonprofits and scholarship programs. Early bird admission is $75 through 7/15, increasing to $85 afterward. Reserved tables for eight, offered as Private Island seating, are also available.

New Spirit Café’s Jazz & More series continues in the Joan Harris Blackbox at Atlantic Center for the Arts with a performance by the Jeff Rupert Quartet. Jeff Rupert brings an impressive résumé, with eleven bandleader albums that have appeared on the Jazz Week charts. He was a featured soloist on Benny Carter’s Grammy winning Harlem Renaissance and has recorded and toured with numerous jazz legends. He also directs the jazz studies program at the University of Central Florida. Produced by Positively Florida in artistic partnership with ACA.

Students and adults explore the Indian River Lagoon by land and water during a guided homeschool field trip. The experience includes travel aboard a 40 person pontoon with a naturalist who explains the ecosystem and its inhabitants, with possible sightings of dolphins, manatees, birds, and other marine life. Participants also step onto a remote island within the lagoon for hands-on exploration. The program takes place once each month during the school year, featuring a different theme each time. This session focuses on barrier islands along the lagoon, including what defines them, how they form, and their role as a protective buffer during hurricanes. Designed for K through 12 learners, the cost is $25 per person. A minimum number of participants is required for the program to run. Students must be accompanied by an adult, and both students and adults are required to register and pay.

Elko Concerts presents a heavy metal night at Peabody Auditorium featuring W.A.S.P.’s 1984 to Headless with KK’s Priest. W.A.S.P., led by founding member Blackie Lawless as vocalist and primary songwriter, rose from Los Angeles clubs to worldwide notoriety, inspiring fierce devotion and strong opposition, and even prompting hearings by religious groups, local councils, parliaments and the Senate in Washington, D.C. Millions of records sold and a legacy of sold out shows around the world over four decades highlight the band’s shock and rock pedigree. KK’s Priest is the band led by K.K. Downing, the guitarist and songwriter who co-founded Judas Priest and performed with them for 40 years. A Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee with a 2018 autobiography and the album The Sinner Rides Again, he carries forward his distinctive twin-guitar ethos and lifelong dedication to metal as the group appears alongside fellow legends W.A.S.P.

Travel back to 1955, when a small group of women opened a one-room museum in Daytona Beach showcasing artifacts from local collectors. This event honors those beginnings while looking ahead to groundbreaking for a landmark building in Daytona Beach that is planned to feature notable exhibitions from across the Southeast. Cocktail attire with a touch of 1950s vintage flair is suggested. The gathering takes place at the Brannon Center.

Hips of Strength brings a weekend of movement, learning, and meaningful connection through the arts to Halifax Repertory Theatre. Dancers, educators, and community members gather to explore how embodied practice can support healing alongside creative expression. The schedule features advocacy and sexual health education on Friday evening with an emphasis on empowerment, communication, and survivor-centered approaches. Saturday offers belly dance workshops led by guest teachers, followed by a celebratory hafla after the day’s sessions that welcomes both performers and community attendees. More information on instructors, session details, and performer application steps will be shared as plans are finalized. Proceeds help sustain educational programs, provide fair compensation for instructors, and fund ongoing outreach and media efforts aligned with the event’s mission to advance education, awareness, and community healing. The weekend welcomes dancers, students, volunteers, and audience members, offering space to gather with purpose and honor the resilience that emerges in collaborative creative settings.

Celebrate creativity at a festival devoted to new music and visual art, showcasing original works from musicians and artists.

Presented by Friends of the Bandshell, this Star Spangled Summer concert at the Daytona Beach Bandshell features Completely Unchained, a tribute to Van Halen. The event welcomes attendees of all ages.

Tom Bennett and Ariel Vegodsky present a piano-centered performance filled with well-known songs, blending skilled keyboard work with spirited vocals. Audience participation is encouraged with sing-alongs, creating an interactive experience throughout.

Welcome the new season with an afternoon of runway style, shopping, and community at The Fall Edit. Presented by The Posh Pineapple and hosted at The Gray Room, this showcase unveils curated Fall and Holiday collections on the catwalk, highlighting must-have looks, accessories, and gift ideas. Enjoy cocktails and hors d’oeuvres while meeting fellow fashion enthusiasts and exploring pop-up shopping from favorite brands. After the show, take part in a private shopping experience at The Posh Pineapple for first access to featured outfits and fresh arrivals ahead of the season. Throughout the event, browse raffle baskets curated with care, with proceeds supporting the Marine Discovery Center. Whether updating a wardrobe, searching for holiday presents, or planning a stylish outing with friends, this gathering offers festive flair and exclusive finds. Ticket information is available online.

Movies on the Halifax features a complimentary screening of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial at Rockefeller Gardens. Attendees are welcome to bring blankets and chairs for a relaxed, family-friendly evening beside the Halifax River beneath the stars.

Karen Rontowski brings Psychic Standup, a blend of quick-witted comedy and live tarot, to the stage. Drawing on 35 years in standup and 25 years of tarot reading, she starts with about 30 to 40 minutes of jokes, then pulls out the cards and answers questions from the crowd. Her background includes two Dry Bar Comedy specials with more than 40 million views and appearances on the Late Show with David Letterman, Comedy Central, Comics Unleashed, ComedyDotCom, and SiriusXM Radio. With sharp improv and audience interaction, the show engages believers and skeptics alike, and no two performances are the same. Tickets are available in Rows BB through KK for $40, Rows LL through QQ for $30, and accessible seating in Row AA for $30. Get ready for real tarot and real laughs.

Celebrate the inaugural Woof-O-Ween Daytona & Ormond Beach at Ormond Brewing Company, a festive Halloween outing made for dogs and their people. The event features a Trick-or-Treat Trail, a costume contest, local vendors and treat stations, raffles and giveaways, and plenty of photo opportunities, all supporting Halifax Humane Society and Daytona Dog Beach Inc. Confirmed treat stops include Parrotfish Coffee Co., Pawsitively Beachy, Bay Horse Creations, Salty Paws Palm Coast FL, and Obedience Club of Daytona, with more to be announced. Each participating dog needs its own ticket to access the Trick-or-Treat Trail and activities throughout the day, and humans may attend for free when accompanying a participating dog. Presented by Cutie Pawz Pet Sitting and Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming Daytona & Ormond Beach.

America brings the Happy Trails Tour to Peabody Auditorium, presented by AEG Presents. Enjoy a performance from the band at this tour stop.

Designed for children ages 3 to 5 with a participating adult, this monthly, school-year program sparks curiosity about Florida’s coastal world. Kids explore outdoors, observe animals up close, create art, listen to stories, and play learning games, all within a curriculum that nurtures early science skills. The fee is $8 per person. Cancellations made at least 24 hours in advance are eligible for a refund. Families interested in a more frequent option can consider the nine-week Sea Squirts series for ages 3-4 and 5-6.

The third event in the Sandspur Riding Club series will use a text-in for the show, with a practice night offered beforehand. This show is NIH/OHI approved. Payout is 70/30 for SRC, and $250 will be added if participation exceeds 50 riders. Divisions and fees include Open 4D for $30, Youth 2D for $20, Adult 2D for $20 carryover only, Poles 2D for $20, and a T-Shirt Sidepot 2D for $20 that goes toward award. PeeWee 2D is $10 for ages 8 and under, and PeeWee Poles 2D is $10 for ages 8 and under. There is a $5 non-member fee. Memberships will be available at the show and during practice nights. Sandspur Riding Club is seeking sponsors, including added money sponsors. Banner information and details on next year barrel sponsors are available from Shelly Weaver or Sam Weaver.

A daylong benefit at Main Street Station spotlights female-fronted bands from across Central Florida as they square off to raise money in the fight against breast cancer. There will be raffles, food trucks, a 50/50, and vendors, plus a special appearance by the Blue Lotus Dancers. The roster is still growing, with confirmed performances by The 789s, Bad Kitty, Black Sheep, Dedmon 7 Deadly, Driven, The Edge of Rock, Gnarly Quinn, Harlequin, Highway Jones, Joules Rio, MADAM, Naughty Naughty, On the Rocks, Sesame Plexer, That's What She Said, and Tone Society.

AEG Presents brings Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox to the stage with a world tour that transforms contemporary hits into vintage sounds. Modern favorites are reimagined in the classic styles that shaped American popular music, including ragtime, swing, big band, country and western, doo wop, and soul. A rotating lineup of singers and musicians, many familiar from the group’s popular online videos, delivers a live variety-style show that celebrates timeless genres. Vintage attire is encouraged, and the performance is open to all ages.

This event is a four day motorcycle rally in Daytona Beach, FL.

Ticket holders can enjoy unlimited tastings of small plates from over two dozen local restaurants and food purveyors, with no extra charge for each bite. S.R. Perrott hosts a tasting area featuring a broad selection of wines, craft beers, and hard seltzers, and each table receives two bottles of wine to share. Live music and a charity raffle add to the atmosphere, offering plenty of opportunity to relax with friends. Proceeds support Ormond Beach Main Street, the local nonprofit focused on strengthening the core district along Granada Boulevard by helping new businesses with marketing grants, advancing initiatives in Historic Ormond Beach, and bringing additional events, art, and entertainment to the area.

Parents Night Out invites kids ages 5 to 12 to explore MDC after hours with a changing lineup of activities. Depending on the season, the evening may feature arts and crafts, games, exploration, movies, snacks, and more. Pricing is $28 for MDC members and $30 for non-members.

The Orlando Jazz Orchestra, a premier big band from Central Florida, brings the power and color of a full ensemble to a two-hour concert. The program spans beloved Great American Songbook standards, jazz takes on contemporary hits, and vibrant modern arrangements, featuring both instrumental showcases and standout vocals. Seating is reserved with pricing at $45 for center rows BB through OO, $35 for left and right rows BB through QQ, and $25 for wing rows LL through QQ. Accessible seating is available in row AA for $25.