Events in Port Orange today

Enjoy four days centered on pickleball at the Pictona courts, with transportation provided to and from the facility. The experience includes a welcome luau, a boat cruise, a relaxed game night, and a closing group dinner with a medal ceremony. Accommodations are at the Oceanside Residence Inn, featuring one, two, and three bedroom suites. Players can take part in group clinics, one on one lessons, structured open play and more.

Set in Historic Ormond Beach at City Hall Plaza, this open-air farmers market offers a lively mix of fresh produce, baked treats, hot dishes, handmade goods, plants, coffee, and desserts from local artisans and other vendors. It is a welcoming place to grab breakfast, shop from local businesses, and enjoy a relaxed community atmosphere with new finds each visit.

Connect with fellow professionals over coffee at Copperline Coffee + Cafe during a relaxed networking gathering. Share what you do, spark purposeful conversations, and build genuine relationships in a friendly setting. Free for Chamber members.

Kickstart the day over quality coffee while connecting with a community focused on real estate. This weekly Volusia County gathering brings together investors, wholesalers, lenders, agents, entrepreneurs, business owners, contractors, service professionals, and anyone interested in the field to expand connections and opportunities. The format avoids sales pitches in favor of a casual, welcoming setting where practitioners share practical insights, talk through deals and strategies, and form genuine relationships. Expect approachable people, free flowing conversation and networking, a supportive atmosphere, and plenty of laughs with the caffeine. Newcomers and seasoned pros alike will feel comfortable and included.

Explore acrylic techniques for depicting the natural world in a weekly class with Scott Hiestand. Learn approaches for painting birds, fur-bearing animals, and the distinctive beauty of Florida landscapes while building confidence, creating mood, and making effective use of washes. Reference photos are typically provided to support skill building, and everyone is encouraged to paint the subjects they enjoy most. The class meets in Studio B. Tuition is $150. Please bring acrylic paints, gesso, canvas or birch panels, and a selection of brushes with a palette. Space is limited.

Save a Life Day is a nationwide day of action focused on expanding access to naloxone as a practical response to the overdose crisis. It began in West Virginia as a small pilot and has grown into the largest annual effort in the United States to distribute naloxone at no cost, with community groups setting up tables, sharing brief trainings, and offering supplies. At this site, activities take place in the fenced area behind the PMR Building. VRA will provide harm reduction resources such as naloxone and fentanyl test strips, along with hygiene items, recovery literature, and peer services. Halifax Urban Ministries will offer meals to take away. PMR will operate a food pantry and serve a hot lunch. Angel Anna's Clothes Closet will be present, and Sirius Healthcare will provide free testing for hepatitis, HIV, and STIs. For more information, contact the Volusia County Save A Life Day Coordinator, Missy O'Brien, at 689-278-1871 or m.obrien@volusiarecoveryalliance.org.

This welcoming support group brings people together through thoughtful conversations and shared experiences. It provides a confidential setting for anyone navigating life transitions, stress, or grief, as well as those simply seeking connection. Open to all, with the freedom to share as much or as little as feels right. For more information, call (386) 222-1717.

Build your ballroom and swing skills with instruction in Foxtrot and Cha Cha led by Tom and Jo. The lesson takes place at Pictona inside the Florida Health Care Plans Activity Center, and there is a $5 donation.

Explore New York-style salsa, also known as mambo or salsa on 2, in a 50-minute class that builds strong fundamentals. Instruction covers musical understanding and timing, salsa history and mambo elements, and the essentials for both open shines and partner work. Learn the on 2 rhythm, foundational footwork and partner connection, musical accents, and body movement, with combinations that progress from week to week. Designed for beginners and early-stage dancers seeking structured learning in a supportive environment. Participants may attend solo or with friends, and no partner is required. The class is $20, with discounted passes and course enrollment available on the organizer’s website.

Trivia takes center stage at Gator’s Dockside of DeLand, where teams face off in a lively atmosphere with cold drinks, great wings, and bragging rights on the line. History devotees, pop culture fans, and skilled guessers work together through rounds of questions, aiming to climb the leaderboard and prove who knows the most.

Discover the lively flow of bachata in a 50-minute class that welcomes absolute beginners through seasoned dancers. Build confidence as you explore timing, rhythm, and essential footwork, then practice partner work with instruction on leading and following. Strengthen musical awareness, expressive body movement, and connection, and put it all together with playful combinations that progress week by week. Come on your own or with friends, since no partner is required. The class is $20 per session, and discounted class packages are available on the website. Variations are offered so everyone can keep growing at a comfortable pace in a supportive setting.

The Athens Theatre Company presents The Addams Family, a delightfully off-kilter musical comedy about the ultimate unconventional household. Music and lyrics are by Andrew Lippa, the book is by Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice, and orchestrations are by Larry Hochman, based on the characters created by Charles Addams. Wednesday has grown up and fallen for a thoughtful young man from a very ordinary family her parents have never met. She shares the news with her father first and insists he keep it from Morticia, leaving Gomez caught between loyalty and love. When both families come together for an exquisitely awkward dinner, secrets surface, chaos follows, and everyone must confront love, change, and the idea of what it means to be normal. Presented through special arrangement with Theatrical Rights Worldwide, by special arrangement with Elephant Eye Theatrical. Rated PG-13 for dark humor and innuendo. The performance runs approximately two hours, including a 15-minute intermission.

Get ready to flex your facts at Kava Kula during a spirited trivia night filled with laughs, excitement, and good-natured competition. It is a great reason to bring friends, family, or colleagues together, with prizes to win and kava-infused creations to enjoy along the way.

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.

Walk Into Wellness brings people together at Dahlia Park to focus on mindful intention, meaningful connection, and the beauty of sunrise. Open to everyone, this gathering nurtures a shared sense of wellbeing.

Deepen your understanding of color with instructor Mary Gerlach in a class centered on strengthening core art skills. Explore ways to plan engaging compositions, choose palettes with confidence, and translate ideas into expressive paintings. Work in oils or acrylics with guidance on applying essential color theory to your own pieces. This ongoing offering spans summer and fall at the Artists’ Workshop of New Smyrna Beach, with sessions in Studio C during summer and Studio B in the fall. Each session costs $20. Details about materials, scheduling, and registration are available from the organizer.

Yoga is offered at the beginning and again near the end of each week, giving two weekly opportunities to practice.

Artists seeking thoughtful critique can take part in a monthly open session led by esteemed local artist and instructor Arnold Desmarais at The Gallery on Magnolia. Open to all experience levels and mediums, this collaborative gathering centers on practical, professional feedback that helps refine work and encourages creative growth. Participants may bring one or two pieces, whether in progress or completed, for group discussion and guidance. The conversation is designed to help resolve sticking points, prepare artwork for exhibition, and spark fresh ideas through insights from fellow local artists. For painters, a maximum of two paintings per person applies. Pricing is $15 for members and $20 for non-members.

Friday nights in Downtown Daytona Beach come alive with a weekly waterfront market at the Riverfront Esplanade. The setting is relaxed and community focused, featuring live music by Aaron Esposito and as many as 45 local vendors, all situated right across from the Riverfront Shops of Daytona Beach. First Fridays offer even more to explore, as the Downtown Daytona Nights Food Truck Rally on Magnolia and the First Friday Art Walk add flavorful bites, local artists, and a vibrant mix of shopping, dining, and discovery within easy reach of the market.

Set out from Marine Discovery Center for a guided paddle timed with the full moon, watching the sun fade behind the mangroves as moonrise brightens the water. The experience includes on-water instruction and naturalist-led insights, and all required gear is provided. It is designed for every skill level, so no prior kayaking is necessary. An observation mound next to the kayak launch offers an elevated spot to take in the rising moon. This tour is scheduled around each monthly full moon, weather permitting. Rates are $60 for adults. Children ages 6 to 12 are $42 and must ride in a tandem with an adult. If you bring your own kayak or a stand up paddleboard, the rate is $42.

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.

A fundraiser concert and silent auction hosted by the Daytona Beach Blues Society supports Guitars 4 Vets with an evening of live blues. Acclaimed blues artist JP Soars and the Red Hots lead the bill, setting the tone for a night filled with blues, rhythm, and soul.

Artisan Alley is a gathering space set within 100-year-old sand-lime brick buildings in the heart of Downtown DeLand, featuring shops, a restaurant, a brewery, offices, and a relaxing butterfly garden. In this setting, the venue hosts a Farmers and Makers Market showcasing farmers and makers. A vendor list is available online, and details for those interested in applying to vend can be found there as well.

This event embraces a laid-back, garage-inspired vibe and keeps the focus on simple, feel-good moments.

Take the mic on the karaoke stage with host Greg, who keeps the classics and long lost favorites ready to go. Kids get the spotlight for the first hour, giving young performers a chance to shine. Gather friends, get your voice ready, and enjoy a night filled with music and laughter.

Halo Violation is back at Port Hole Bar and Grill for an evening of rock and roll.

Spartan DEKA and CrossFit Berzerk present a new fitness challenge in DeLand that is built to test, gamify, and celebrate personal performance. The DEKA STRONG format features ten functional training zones with no running, offering a clear, measurable way to push limits. Participants can earn a DEKA STRONG Mark, creating a benchmark to guide preparation for DEKA FIT 2026. Space is limited.

Browse a sweets-centered booth at the NSB Farmers Market featuring deep dish cookies, gluten-free cookies, sourdough cookies, candied apples, caramel apples, apples dipped in caramel and chocolate, fudge, toffee, cake pops, brownies, sourdough crackers, and apple cider donuts. Sourdough bread is not part of the offerings, as other sourdough bread vendors are already at the market.

Ease into the day with a peaceful beachside yoga session accompanied by the sound of the ocean. This all-level class combines gentle Hatha with soothing Yin for a calm, supportive practice suitable for both beginners and experienced practitioners. The session lasts 60 minutes and is free to attend, with voluntary donations welcome. Please bring a blanket or an oversized beach towel, as these work better on sand than typical yoga mats. No reservations are required, and arriving a few minutes early is recommended to get settled. For parking, register your vehicle through Park Volusia, or park across the street and use the designated crosswalk.

Hosted by the Volusia Young Marines in Volusia County, Florida, this drill meeting highlights a youth program for boys and girls ages eight to eighteen that builds confidence, supports academic success, honors veterans, and encourages citizenship, community service, and a healthy, drug free life. Activities and training are designed to strengthen mental, moral, and physical development with a strong focus on character and leadership, helping participants grow into productive members of their communities. The unit meets on the second and fourth Saturdays throughout the year. For program details, contact Unit Commander Sara Owen at 386-479-5165 or volusiayoungmarines@gmail.com. The Young Marines is a leading youth organization in drug demand reduction efforts.

Break out leis, grass skirts, and island-themed silkies for a beachside ruck that puts camaraderie first. Hosted at Hawaiian Inn Daytona Beach Resort, this relaxed trek covers about 10 to 14 miles at a comfortable 2 to 3 miles per hour with plenty of pauses for restrooms, food, beverages, and lighthearted fun. Support vehicles will keep the group supplied with snacks, water, sports drinks, and other essentials throughout the day, continuing through dinner and drinks, followed by an after party that lasts a few hours. There is no required uniform, though silkies, patriotic attire, boots, and rucks are encouraged, and many participants carry weight in their packs. The purpose of this Silkies Ruck is to bring together Veterans, Active Duty, Reservists, National Guard, law enforcement officers, and Fire Rescue personnel to build bonds and a support network that helps prevent suicide and strengthens mental health. Humor and camaraderie are part of the experience, with many wearing combat boots, silkies, and other playful touches to help break the ice and foster connection. Plan ahead with a few essentials. Bring a valid ID for bar service, carry personal water even though support vehicles will have plenty, and use cash at stops to speed service and tipping. Pack snacks for energy, sunscreen and headgear, and consider silkies, boots, and a ruck if desired. Patriotic, unit, or branch flags are welcome, but political or religious flags are not. Face coverings and eye protection like sunglasses or goggles can help with the elements. Foot care supplies such as Vaseline, bandages, and moleskin, plus extra socks, are recommended, along with over-the-counter pain relievers like Tylenol or Motrin. A few guidelines keep the day running smoothly. Stay on sidewalks when available and do not block traffic. Public drinking is not allowed and there are no open containers on the hike; enjoy beverages only at the scheduled stops and during the after party. Do not bring outside alcohol into sponsor establishments. Alcohol may be brought poolside at the Tiki Bar for the after party. Anyone who becomes extremely intoxicated will be removed to a safety vehicle. Illegal drugs are not permitted, prescriptions must remain with the person they are prescribed to, and cannabis use is not allowed in public during the ruck. Be respectful of all venues, other patrons, and the city. Participation on the hike itself is limited to Veterans, Active Duty, Reservists, National Guard, LEO, and Fire Rescue. Civilians are asked not to follow the formation and can meet the group at stops. No strollers or children are allowed on the hike. Due to heat concerns, service dogs are encouraged to stay home and no other pets are permitted. Leave weapons and accessories at home; those licensed to carry concealed must keep firearms secured and out of sight. Avoid political arguments that could cause disruptions. Everyone, including volunteers and drivers, must wear the F4W wristband issued at registration. Participants often check in on Facebook as the group progresses, lend a hand to fellow battle buddies, and lean into the red, white, and blue spirit with moto shirts and branch pride.

Enjoy an energizing oceanfront yoga session that blends the grounding focus of Hatha with the flowing sequences of Vinyasa to build strength, flexibility, balance, and overall wellness. All experience levels are welcome. This is a free community class, and donations are appreciated. Bring a blanket or large beach towel, which is often more comfortable on the sand than a traditional mat. No reservations are required. For parking, register with Park Volusia, or park across the street and use the crosswalk.

Explore a sauce-filled day of food and shopping with more than 70 vendors, where the mobile Fairy Hair setup will be on site. Service is offered in the order guests arrive, so plan accordingly.

Explore the fundamentals of Argentine tango in a welcoming class that emphasizes posture, connection, musicality, and a smooth walking technique. Beginners and anyone revisiting the basics receive clear, encouraging instruction while practicing simple partnered combinations and foundational movements that boost confidence, improve balance, and make dancing feel comfortable from the very first class. No prior experience is required, and the atmosphere is relaxed. Participants may attend solo or with friends, as no partner is needed. All levels are welcome, with newcomers supported and experienced dancers able to refine core technique. Please wear smooth-soled shoes without rubber grips and clothing that allows easy movement. The price is $20 per person for a single class, with special offers and discounted class rates available.

Dig into a buy one get one deal on boneless wings. Purchase 6, 10, or 20 and receive the same quantity free, doubling your order without extra cost.

Fire-kissed barbecue takes center stage with meats smoked over locally sourced Florida oak. The lineup features whole smoked pork butts, pulled pork, and full racks of spare ribs. Offerings are available only while supplies last.

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

Night Shift brings Party Weekend 2026 back to The World Famous Iron Horse Saloon for volume five in Daytona Beach, delivering a heavyweight bill with Municipal Waste, Cro-Mags, Darkest Hour, Devourment, Eternal Champion, 200 Stab Wounds, Devil Master, Contention, Tribal Gaze, Jarhead Fertilizer, Maul, and Step 2 This. The festivities span multiple happenings, including a kick-off at The Bank & Blues with Life Cycles, Emaciate, Dose, Mass Panic, and False Alarm, an after-show at Punk Rock Pizza featuring Frog Concert, Undercrypt, and Vorlauf, and a movie matinee at Cinematique presenting the Wired For Chaos documentary followed by a Q&A with Harley Flanagan of Cro-Mags and Stimulators.

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Enjoy an evening of flavorful food, cold drinks, and live reggae rock music.

Experience an evening ascent at the tallest lighthouse in Florida, where sunset paints the sky and sweeping views stretch across the Atlantic, Ponce Inlet, nearby inland waterways, and the beach famed as the world's most famous. Watch the full moon lift over the ocean and take in wide coastal vistas by moonlight while a lighthouse keeper guide shares stories that bring the National Historic Landmark's history to life. All ages are welcome, and the outing suits time with a partner, family, friends, coworkers, or a solo visit. This program occurs once each lunar month at the full moon, with scheduling that varies by season. Attendance is limited to 28 participants, and advance purchase is required on a first come, first served basis. Admission is $35 for nonmembers and $30 for Preservation Association members.

Part of the Star Spangled Summer Concert Series, this concert takes place at the Daytona Beach Oceanfront Bandshell. After the performance, the Lights Up Daytona fireworks display lights up the sky over the ocean.

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.

Deland native Jason “Gote” VanDeMaat brings his eclectic sound to the upscale Wander Bar in historic downtown Deland. Expect an evening filled with blues, drinks, and the distinctive style he delivers on stage.

This monthly showcase spotlights drag king performers with a strong emphasis on local talent. Proceeds support the Neighbors Helping Neighbors Program. For reservations, call 386-734-4545.

Ocean Walk Shoppes and the Speed Run Club of Daytona present a lively group run that sets off from the plaza and brings the local community together. It is open to everyone, from newcomers to those pushing for a personal record. After the run, participating businesses throughout the plaza offer exclusive deals and discounts, creating an easy way to cool down, connect, and refuel. Expect an upbeat atmosphere centered on moving, meeting great people, and growing stronger together.

At Kenneth Parker Amphitheater, the 5th Annual Volusia County Out of the Darkness Walk brings the community together to support suicide prevention and deeper understanding. Suicide ranks as the 11th leading cause of death in the United States, and this gathering offers space to learn, remember, and connect with others who share similar experiences. Participants follow a non-competitive route ranging from about one to three miles. The program features an opening ceremony, moments centered on hope and healing, resource tables with helpful information, and honor beads provided to all who take part.

The East Coast Wedding Showcase gathers everything needed for a celebration in one tropical-inspired setting at The Island Oasis within the Daytona Aquarium & Rainforest Adventure. Explore distinctive event spaces on guided venue tours and meet a wide range of wedding professionals who can help with every detail. Connect with bridal boutiques and tuxedo stylists, hair and makeup artists, jewelers offering fine pieces and custom bands, caterers and private chefs, and cake designers. Discover mobile bars and specialty beverage carts, photographers and videographers with 360 photo booth options, DJs, emcees, live musicians, and audio visual teams. Florists, event rental companies, and live event painters add creative touches, while wedding planners, officiants, travel specialists, and luxury valet services round out the planning support. Couples are welcome to bring a fiancé, wedding party, or family to gather ideas and see how this setting can host everything from the ceremony to the last dance. Wedding businesses can also secure vendor space, with limited availability noted.

Service Industry Night at Kava Kula offers a 25 percent discount on Sundays for people who spend their week serving others, whether that means clearing tables, working on cars, preparing food, or handling orders. It is a simple way to wind down and make the last part of the weekend feel a little brighter.

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.

Bo’Gator makes its first appearance at Main Street Station with a country party built around a four-hour mix of 90s country, outlaw staples, and Southern rock. Expect a high-energy set that keeps the dance floor moving and sparks big singalongs as the band brings its Swamp Raised Country sound to Daytona Beach.

Office Octane is a fast-paced networking series from the DeLand & Greater West Volusia Chamber of Commerce that focuses on meaningful connections, collaboration, and building momentum for the week. Hosted at the Wayne G. Sanborn Center, it opens with coffee and casual conversation, then transitions into a focused networking program designed to support business growth and fresh opportunities. The monthly rotation of themes includes first Mondays with a Game Changer Challenge where participants bring a door prize, second Mondays for a Round Table Rally, third Mondays for Trailblazer Turbo Talks, and fourth Mondays for Refuel & Recharge. The environment emphasizes purposeful introductions, idea sharing, and renewed motivation.

Mondays are made for refills at Kava Kula, with $10 off every growler top-up. To keep that savings going, the Coconut Club offers a one-time $49.95 signup and perks that include $10 off every growler refill, a free single each day, complimentary admission to all events, and more. For details, ask a Kavatender.

Family Bingo Night at Gator's Dockside of DeLand features six rounds of bingo with a family-friendly vibe. It is free to play and easy for newcomers to step in. Laughter and a laid-back setting make it a relaxed outing for kids, parents, and grandparents alike.

Sara’s Circle is a social gathering for parents to connect, talk about life, and share experiences in a warm, supportive setting. The focus is on building community and helping people create a village of support. Complimentary coffee, tea, and water will be available. Dues are $10, payable in cash only. Most nights welcome everyone. At times, certain evenings are reserved in advance and structured for kindred spirits, including mommies, parents, women, SAHMS, WAHMS, spouses, single parents, homeschoolers, and entrepreneurs.

New to dance? This welcoming community class for adults makes it easy to get moving, meet new people, and try something new without a big commitment. Expect clear beginner instruction, upbeat music, and a supportive, low-pressure atmosphere with plenty of encouragement. It offers a simple way to shake off stress, break routine, and reconnect with yourself through movement, music, and laughter. It welcomes both solo participants and friends, and is designed to leave you feeling energized and proud of what you learned. The class takes place at Dance-ology Studios, and admission is $10 per person.

Strengthen foundational art skills while exploring composition and expressive use of color. This ongoing class centers on essential color theory and how to apply it directly to your paintings. Suitable for artists working in oils or acrylics. Sessions are held at Artists' Workshop of New Smyrna Beach, with classes in Studio C during summer and Studio B in fall. The cost is $20 per class.

This weekly tournament highlights a different game each time, with the featured title announced every week. Prizes are subject to change and can increase with participation, starting with a $50 bar tab.

This informal life drawing session features professional model Leighann posing nude. The format moves from quick warmups into longer studies, starting with five two minute gestures, then two five minute poses, and continuing with several 20 minute holds. Short breaks come about every 20 minutes, offering time to talk with the model and other artists and to look over the work being made. Chairs, stools, and easels are provided. Bring the materials you prefer and consider working on larger sheets, as paper smaller than 11x14 can feel limiting. If painting in oils, please use odorless mediums. This is a relaxed, non instructional gathering where artists share the cost of the studio and the model. Attendance can be occasional or regular, and no registration is required. The fee is $20 at the door. Photography is not allowed.

Plant lovers can gather at Ormond Brewing Company for a plant-themed bingo night hosted by LANIPOTS. Enjoy food and drinks while playing through 13 rounds, with plant prizes awarded along the way. The event welcomes both experienced plant parents and beginners. Capacity is limited, and tickets are available online.

Persimmon Hollow Brewing Co. hosts a no-cost bingo night that welcomes all ages, from regulars to first-time visitors. Play six rounds for a chance at prizes while enjoying the easygoing brewery atmosphere. Cards are supplied, and everyone is welcome to participate.

Enjoy a lively comedy auction where DJ Skratch keeps the energy high as bidders compete for treasures from the past. Between auction rounds, play free Flip Flop Bingo and take part in a 50/50 cash raffle. Bingo winners receive gift certificates from the bar. Expect laughs, music, and friendly competition throughout the night.