Events in Volusia County today

A four day motorcycle rally in Daytona Beach, Florida.

The Ormond Beach Farmers Market fills City Hall Plaza in Historic Ormond Beach with a lively open-air mix of fresh produce, baked goods, hot food, local artisan and handmade goods, plants, coffee, and sweet treats. Browse for breakfast, shop from local vendors, and enjoy a friendly community atmosphere with something new to discover each visit.

Kick off the morning with a lively, relationship-focused business networking meetup hosted by the DeBary & Greater West Volusia Chamber of Commerce. Built for professionals who want to make productive use of the early hours, this monthly gathering brings members and guests together for engaging conversation, meaningful local business connections, and a warm community atmosphere. Participants swap ideas, uncover opportunities, and build lasting relationships over coffee. Coffee and breakfast items are available for purchase from the menu, and a dedicated networking program is included.

A high-energy motorcycle stunt showcase takes place during Daytona Beach Bike Week, featuring gravity-defying performances throughout each day. Meet famous riders such as Mad Mike and Nastee Nate for photos and autographs. Highlights include a giant BumbleBee Transformer and helicopter rides. Tickets are $10 and include a wristband valid for the week, providing access to 16 stunt shows.

Celebrating its 34th year in Daytona Beach, this Fall Biketoberfest motorcycle parts swap meet brings a massive marketplace for riders, builders, and collectors. Hunt for hard-to-find components among tons of new and used inventory offered at a fraction of new prices, including selections from vendors who have never sold online. Beyond parts, find LED lighting, leather, seats, and patches, along with food and cold beer. Tattoos and helicopter rides are available. Onsite services include a mechanic on duty, oil changes, tire services, and parts installation. The Orlando Alliance Stunt Riders perform four times daily. Anyone with a garage full of motorcycle parts can sell here. Dealer spaces measure 10 by 30 feet and are listed at $100 for all ten days, and hot showers are provided for vendors. Vendor and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Enjoy a Biketoberfest tradition with a scenic cruise along the Ormond Scenic Loop and down the newly paved road through Tomoka State Park to Tomoka Outpost. Relax by the Tomoka River with ice cold beer, including two local craft selections with one brewed especially for the Outpost, and a serving of peanuts. The Outpost offers Cup-ah Cajun boiled peanuts, ice cream, snacks, a wide selection of sodas, fresh coffee, gift items, and more. Cookies Hotdog Cart will be on site serving hot dogs. Keep an eye out for manatees, dolphins, alligators, and a variety of birds along the water. Park entry fees apply, and admission to the park is valid for the entire day.

Rev up for a Biketoberfest poker run in Daytona Beach where riders play their hands while supporting a cause for pups on the sand. Headliner sponsor Woof Gang, with locations in Daytona Beach and Ormond Beach, is backing a route that blends biker energy with dog friendly vibes across the Volusia area. The ride begins with registration at Hard Rock Daytona Beach, then rolls through welcoming stops where participants can draw cards, grab food and drinks, and soak in the festival atmosphere. Volunteers will be on hand at each location, and riders may cruise north along the coast, head south, or chart a scenic path of their own between the checkpoints. Stops include Oceanside Beach Bar & Grill, Ormond Garage, Caribbean Jack’s, Tiki Docks, and Racing’s North Turn, with the after-party back at Hard Rock Daytona Beach. The celebration features music, food, soft drinks, and a complimentary drink ticket, along with raffles and a 50/50 drawing. Poker and raffle winners will be announced at the after-party.

Explore acrylic painting techniques that bring the natural world to life in this weekly class with Scott Hiestand. Build confidence while learning to capture birds and fur-bearing animals, refine your approach to Florida landscapes, and understand how washes help set mood and depth. Reference photos are usually available, and you are encouraged to paint the subjects that interest you most. The class meets in Studio B at the Artists' Workshop of New Smyrna Beach. Tuition is $150. Space is limited, and registration information is available on the organizer's website.

DeLand Motorsports & Outdoors brings the Suzuki Ride Experience to Orange City for Biketoberfest, offering on-road demo rides that let riders compare the touring lineup and more before choosing their next motorcycle. Featured machines include the V-STROM 1050DE, V-STROM 800DE ADV, V-STROM 800DE, V-STROM 800, DR650S, DR-Z4S+, DR-Z4S, DR-Z4SM+, DR-Z4SM, HAYABUSA SE, GSX-R750 40TH, GSX-R600 40TH, GSX-S1000GX+, GSX-S1000GT+, GSX-S1000, GSX-8R, and GSX-8S. Riders must be at least 18 with a minimum of one year of endorsed riding experience, and permits are not accepted. GSX-R and Hayabusa demos require at least three years of endorsed riding experience. Participation is limited to two rides per rider per day. Required gear includes a DOT-approved helmet, long pants, long sleeves, gloves, enclosed shoes, and eye protection. Model availability and the schedule may change, and ride times may be adjusted due to weather.

The Florida Vistas Book Club meets at the Halifax Historical Museum for a conversation centered on Florida Scoundrels: Assassins, Bandits, and a Bevy of the Worst from Arcadia Publishing. Museum members attend at no cost, and general museum admission is $10. For details, call (386) 255-6976.

Take part in a dance lesson featuring the Foxtrot and Cha Cha, taught by Tom and Jo. Hosted at Pictona in the Florida Health Care Plans Activity Center. A $5 donation is requested.

Professionals come together for an after work networking gathering in a casual, friendly setting. A local business hosts the event, creating space to meet new contacts, strengthen existing relationships, and explore potential partnerships. Guests can also get to know a member location while enjoying light refreshments and meaningful conversation. Admission is $5 for members and $10 for future members.

Volusia Vibe brings Chamber members from across Greater West Volusia together for an after-hours networking social at Chapel Tap. Expect a relaxed setting for conversation, collaboration, and community building with fellow professionals. Guests are welcome. As a perk, the first 20 Chamber members to arrive receive a complimentary drink. Designed to help grow networks and strengthen relationships, this monthly Business After Hours gathering reflects the regionally united, locally connected spirit of the Greater West Volusia Chamber Network.

An evening at Lentz Plastic Surgery & Med Spa with a beauty-meets-spooky-season theme features event-only savings, raffles, treatments, and giveaways. Look for buy two, get one free promotions on select services, including options like BBL Broad Band Light, MOXI, VI Peels, and Thermi. A separate laser hair removal offer gives two free sessions when four are purchased. Raffle entries increase with purchases, and prizes include skincare products, a complimentary consultation with Dr. Lentz, laser hair removal, a MOXI treatment, and more. Expect a relaxed setting to sip, mingle, shop, save, and leave with a glow.

Since 2005, citrus greening (HLB) has severely impacted Florida citrus, cutting yields by more than 90 percent and putting a hallmark state industry at risk. This Science Cafe features Dr. Brendan Mormile of Soilcea, who will discuss how cutting-edge CRISPR tools and precision breeding are being used to build next-generation disease resistance in citrus, targeting threats such as HLB and canker to strengthen tree resilience. Dr. Mormile leads research and development focused on plant pathology, plant molecular genetics, and crop resilience. He earned a PhD in Plant Pathology from Texas A&M and completed postdoctoral work at the University of Michigan on Xanthomonas pathogenicity and CRISPR editing. Registration is requested but not required. Snacks and social time at the museum come before the presentation, which takes place at the RELC. For Science Cafes, the Gillespie Museum remains open later, and visitors are welcome to stop in even if they are not attending the program. Stetson students may receive cultural credit.

Enjoy a relaxed evening that benefits the dogs of Sophie’s Circle Dog Rescue. Attendees can sip drinks from the coffee bar, grab a bite to eat, and browse offerings from local vendors while supporting rescue pups. The event helps raise funds for dogs in need. Those interested in adopting can contact Sophie’s Circle Dog Rescue ahead of time to complete pre-qualification and arrange a meet-and-greet with a potential match. Leashed, well behaved dogs are welcome, creating a friendly, dog focused atmosphere for friends and supporters.

Hosted by the PFLAG DeLand/Volusia chapter, this support meeting provides a caring, judgment free place for people to share experiences connected to the LGBTQ+ community, whether as family or community members or as LGBTQ+ individuals. It welcomes anyone seeking education, help, or advocacy and centers compassion, respect, and understanding. Attendance is open to everyone, and confidentiality is upheld to protect each person’s story and identity. Recording is not permitted, creating the privacy needed for honest conversation in a supportive and safe environment.

A general knowledge trivia night where you can test what you know across a bit of everything. Expect playful questions, plenty of laughs, and prizes up for grabs.

A general knowledge trivia night brings teams of three together for friendly competition, with prizes for first, second, and third place.

Weekly trivia at Gator's Dockside of DeLand turns a meal into a friendly test of knowledge. Rounds cover topics from history to pop culture, so sharp recall and smart guesses both count. Expect a lively crowd with cold drinks and plenty of wings as teams vie for top rankings and the bragging rights that come with them.

Show off what you know at a lively trivia night for teams of friends, family, or coworkers. Expect plenty of laughs and friendly rivalry, with prizes up for grabs. Enjoy kava-infused drinks while you play.

The Johncats bring together local musicians for a set that mixes classic rock, country, and other favorites, creating a fun night of live music.

A community walking club centered on intention, connection, and welcoming the sunrise. At Dahlia Ave Park, participants walk together and create wellness as a community. All are welcome.

Deepen your understanding of color and strengthen essential art skills in a guided class with Mary Gerlach. Through practical exercises and thoughtful instruction, you will explore color relationships, compose engaging paintings, and translate ideas into expressive work. Painters working in oils or acrylics are welcome. Sessions take place at Artists' Workshop of New Smyrna Beach, and the cost is $20 per session.

Ease into the week and wind it down with a recurring yoga class offered at the beginning and the end of each week. Keep your routine balanced with a steady practice from one week to the next.

Explore a mixed media greeting card workshop at Victoria Meeting Center, led by Tammy Rackard of Handpainted by Tammy. Learn techniques with watercolor, ink, stamping, and layered materials to craft unique designs. The session welcomes every skill level and encourages creative experimentation. You will finish several handmade cards to take home, ideal for gifts or to keep. The fee is $40, and all supplies are provided. No prior experience is required.

In the heart of Downtown Daytona Beach, this weekly evening market at the Riverfront Esplanade brings neighbors and visitors together in a laid back setting by the water. Explore up to 45 local vendors and enjoy live music performed by Aaron Esposito, all just across from the Riverfront Shops of Daytona Beach. On First Fridays Downtown, the experience grows with the Downtown Daytona Nights Food Truck Rally on Magnolia and the First Friday Art Walk, offering a night of local art, dining, and shopping in one vibrant stretch.

Enjoy Halloween fun at MDC with trick-or-treat stations, spooky trail walks, a haunted hayride, and creative crafts and games. Local organizations and vendors will be part of the festivities. Admission is free, and some activities require tickets that can be purchased on site. No advance registration is needed. Vendor inquiries can be sent to ftlosevents@gmail.com. Spooky Ooky Estuary is sponsored by Berlin & Denys Insurance, Wire 3, Pioneer Chiropractic, Jonas Roddenberry, Edward Jones Financial Advisor, and Oak Hill Fish Camp.

Fruit of the Future presents an inaugural young artists gala and exhibition at Dahlia Studio, featuring creators ages 13 to 24 in a professional gallery setting and encouraging connections with community supporters of the arts. The program includes cash prizes and awards, opportunities for internships, and a welcoming approach to sponsorships and in-kind donations. Support from sponsors, donors, and partners helps fund youth arts programming, mentorship experiences, art supplies, and future creative initiatives. Applications for artists and sponsorship opportunities are open, celebrating creativity, community, and the future of the arts.

Biketober at The Last Resort Bar features two days of live music from Texas cowpunk act Jesse & The Hogg Brothers. Admission is free, and the festivities are open to everyone.

Nestled in the heart of Downtown DeLand, Artisan Alley’s century-old sand-lime brick buildings set the scene for a Farmers and Makers Market. Surrounded by shops, a restaurant, a brewery, offices, and a butterfly garden, the market takes place in a historic community setting.

Diesel makes a return appearance at Doghouse Bar and Grill in Port Orange, setting the stage for an evening of dinner, drinks, and a late-night celebration.

Take the mic and sing your favorites on the karaoke stage with host Greg. From timeless hits to overlooked deep cuts, there is plenty to choose from. The first hour is set aside for young performers, giving kids a chance to step into the spotlight. Bring friends, warm up those vocal cords, and enjoy an easygoing evening filled with music and laughter.

Nandi presents tallow face and body care at the NSB Farmers Market in front of City Hall. The collection is locally sourced and locally made in NSB, using grass fed and finished suet from non-medicated animals with no mRNA.

As part of the International Martial Arts Festival, the 2026 ITF America Open Championship will be showcased at the Ocean Center.

Take a closer look at the birdlife of Bulow Creek State Park during a bird walk presented by Joan Tague, president of Halifax River Audubon. Participants gather at Gate B-12 along Walter Boardman Lane on the south side of the road just west of Bulow Creek, then continue south on the Bulow Creek Trail through pine flatwoods with open marsh and creek vistas. Surfaces may be wet or muddy after rain, so be ready for variable conditions. Sturdy footwear, sun protection, insect repellent, a hat, binoculars or other optics, a camera, and snacks are suggested. Roadside pull-offs provide parking. Meet at the gate to begin, and no entrance fee is required.

An upcoming car show in Holly Hill, Florida will include prize giveaways.

Tony's Cruisin' the Hill Car Show marks its 10th year. Vehicle entry is $10 with onsite registration only, and spectators are admitted free. Enjoy live music, awards, food trucks, and other highlights. All proceeds will go toward school supplies for Holly Hill schools.

Rejuvenate by the ocean with a beachside yoga session that blends the grounding focus of Hatha with the flowing sequences of Vinyasa. This active practice supports strength, flexibility, balance, and overall wellness. Open to all levels. It is a free community class, and donations are welcome. For comfort on the sand, bring a blanket or large beach towel instead of a standard mat. No advance reservations are required, simply come as you are. For parking, please register with Park Volusia, or park across the street and use the crosswalk.

Browse a long row of community secondhand finds at Daytona Flea & Farmer's Market. Shoppers can explore bargains, and sellers can secure a garage sale booth for $8.00 per day. This takes place on the third full weekend each month, Saturday and Sunday, under a roof with the benefit of the market’s steady foot traffic.

ArtHaus brings a family-centered arts festival to Port Orange City Center, filling an entire weekend with creativity and community spirit. Highlights include the 30th annual street painting competition, a parade featuring local students, a pet parade, friendly field day contests, and an expansive kid zone. Attendees can browse works by artists and vendors, connect with local businesses and nonprofit partners, enjoy food trucks, and take part in hands-on activities. This celebration welcomes all ages and shines a spotlight on local artists, students, families, businesses, and organizations while carrying forward cherished Port Orange fall traditions.

Pokémon fans gather at The Gamers Guild to catch, trade, and battle in a friendly setting. Bring a deck to play, trade with other players, and put new builds to the test. Whether you are new to Pokémon or getting back into it, it is easy to meet others, find a match, and keep the tables active.

Explore planting and painting with mangroves in a family friendly workshop that shares simple, sustainable conservation ideas you can use at home. Learn why mangroves are vital to the Indian River Lagoon, gather propagules on site or bring your own, then help plant some in the marsh. Create a piece of art using red and black mangrove seeds and take it home. All ages are welcome, and the activities are designed for households to experience together. The program takes place outdoors under a covered pavilion and around the grounds. Cost is $6 per person. Children and students must attend with a paying adult.

Celebrate Halloween at Jackie Robinson Ballpark in Daytona Beach with a family-friendly bash featuring safe trick-or-treating, local vendors, and plenty of free fun. Follow the trick-or-treat trail on the ballfield as area businesses and community resources hand out candy while highlighting what they offer. Browse handmade goods from artists and crafters, then enjoy complimentary activities like face painting, balloon creations, a bounce house, and meet and greets. A deejay will spin spooky favorites and host prize giveaways, and local food trucks will be on site with meals and treats. Admission and parking are free. Costumes are encouraged, and coordinated family looks could earn a prize. When the candy is gone, there is still lots to explore throughout the event. Presented by RATP Dev USA & VoTran and supported by sponsors 3D Creations by the Sea, Daytona Glow Golf, Health First, and Polar Beverages. Limited sponsor and vendor space is available.

Enjoy a buy one, get one free offer on boneless wings. Buy 6, 10, or 20 and receive the same number at no additional cost.

Spend a day immersed in greenery and good vibes at a community plant gathering set on a spacious 13-acre property. Plant enthusiasts can buy, sell, or trade, and both admission and vending are free. Vendors are welcome to offer plants, rare varieties, accessories, and plant-themed art or crafts, along with anything connected to the plant world. This family-friendly day invites kids to enjoy time in nature with fellow plant people. For the safety of the property and the animals on site, dogs are not permitted.

At Perrine's, discover a barbecue lineup prepared over locally sourced Florida oak. The selection includes whole pork butts, pulled pork, and whole racks of spare ribs, with smoked specialties available only while supplies last.

A festive Pet Costume Contest is part of the second annual Fall Festival outside the store. Participation is free, and any type of pet is welcome. Sign up at the booth before the contest begins. Entrants will line up and be introduced as they make their way down a designated catwalk for the judges. After the judging, prizes will be awarded, including honors for the most creative, funniest, scariest, and most colorful costumes, plus a grand prize for the overall best.

Shawn Gerhard leads a powerhouse tribute to Garth Brooks, a Nashville-rooted production that has toured nationally and energized crowds with the superstar’s biggest hits. Backed by a band of top-tier musicians, the show aims to have the audience up and moving while honoring the sound, spirit, and excitement that defined Garth Brooks. Off the road, Gerhard has performed in residence with Legends in Concert in Las Vegas as their primary Garth Brooks act, and the production is noted as one of the longest-running Garth Brooks tributes worldwide. Seating is reserved. Preferred reserved seats are $40 and include the first six rows of the orchestra and two rows in the center balcony. General reserved seats are $35. A $5 processing fee applies to each ticket, and a 6.5 percent state and county sales tax is collected. There is no elevator to the balcony, so those using wheelchairs or walkers will not have access to balcony seating. Patrons with accessibility needs can reach the box office at 386-736-1500 for wheelchair or walker accessible options. A special box seat package is also available at $300 for six seats per box, with details through the box office at 386-736-1500.

Next Stop Comedy presents a rotating stand-up series at Cocky Rooster Café & Grill in Deltona. Each show showcases a completely new roster of comedians, including performers with television and podcast credits.

Explore the 1884 Lilian Place Victorian Museum after dark during a hands-on paranormal investigation. Step into the role of ghost hunter in the museum’s period rooms, learn about former residents, and hear long-told accounts of unusual activity while using professional equipment. Believers and skeptics alike can take part in a genuine search for signs of the unknown. A VIP Investigation is available for $40 plus tax and includes specialized gear and access to select areas of the museum. Capacity is limited, and proceeds support the preservation of this 501c3 nonprofit historic property.

Ocean Walk Shoppes partners with the Speed Run Club of Daytona to power a lively community group run that sets off from the plaza. Runners of all abilities are welcome, whether starting a new routine or aiming for a personal record. After the workout, participants can connect with fellow runners and enjoy special offers and discounts from participating businesses throughout the plaza.

Begin the day with an energizing yoga flow that emphasizes alignment, mobility, and controlled movement. Set beside the ocean as the sun comes up, this session offers a refreshing reset on the event lawn at the Renaissance by Marriott Daytona Beach Oceanfront. Hotel guests may participate at no cost. Please bring a yoga mat if you can, though a limited number will be available. Complimentary two hour valet parking is offered, and parking is also available on Seabreeze.

Part of the Ranch Horse Open Buckle Series, this show begins with halter and ground handling, followed by a brief tack change and open arena time before moving into riding classes. Ribbons are awarded to the top six in each division. Riders must participate in three of the four shows in the series, and within a division you need to complete four of five to qualify for buckle awards. Class fees are $12 for non-members and $10 for members, with a mandatory $10 insurance fee per rider. Pre-registration is through Saddlebook, with payment available online or on site, and completing registration at the office on show day adds a $10 office fee. Memberships count toward year-end awards and are available at $40 for an individual, plus $5 for each additional family member up to five in a household. For details about year-end awards, reach out through Facebook or a board member.

Enjoy a one hour, feel good yoga session on the beach at Major Street in Wilbur by the Sea, guided by Jodi of Ignite Om. The class welcomes all bodies and experience levels, with options to modify or take on added challenges. Expect a soothing, playful flow that encourages inner calm, personal growth and a radiant sense of well-being while taking in the coastal surroundings. Please bring a towel or mat, any props you prefer, water and sunscreen, along with an open mind and your beautiful spirit.

Sundays at Kava Kula include a 25% discount for people who spend their week in service roles, from restaurant crews to shop and kitchen staff. It is a simple thank you and a chance to make the tail end of the weekend feel a little better.

A weeklong celebration of Mustangs unfolds at Daytona International Speedway, featuring track laps on the renowned circuit, a large two day show, and more.

Kick off the week with a deal at Kava Kula. Every Monday, growler refills are $10 off. If you want that savings every time, the Coconut Club is a one-time $49.95 signup that includes $10 off refills always, a free single each day, complimentary entry to all events, and more. Ask a Kavatender for details.

Miniature Mayhem brings open play to The Gamers Guild with tables ready for 40K, BattleTech, Blood Bowl, and Kill Team. Bring your army if you have one, and if you are new, learn the ropes and play at a comfortable pace. Pick a table and enjoy some miniature tabletop wargaming.

Celebrate the season with a family-friendly pumpkin hunt along Flagler Avenue. Search for a dozen hidden pumpkins inside participating host businesses and get a stamp at each stop. Pick up a map on the Avenue at The Seahorse Inn or at the first host location where you spot a pumpkin, or print a copy at home. After collecting all 12 stamps, turn in your completed map at The Seahorse Inn for a chance to win a free stay there, restrictions apply.

A relaxed monthly hangout for readers takes place at Black Rose Bookshop. It is not a traditional book club, with no assigned titles, no required reading, and no pressure to have finished a book. Attendees can be midway through a fantasy, deep into a dark romance binge, discovering a new thriller, or simply hunting for the next favorite read. Conversations often cover what people are reading now, recent five-star picks, books that left a lasting emotional mark, new releases and what is coming soon, favorite tropes, memorable characters and authors, and anything else that feels bookish. People come for the books and stay for the community. All readers are welcome, whether arriving with a friend or hoping to meet new book-loving companions.

Sara’s Circle offers parents a welcoming space to connect, share life experiences, and build community. Conversations focus on mutual support and the idea of growing a village together. Most gatherings are inclusive of all, while some sessions are scheduled in advance for kindred groups such as mothers, parents, women, stay at home or work from home moms, spouses, single parents, homeschoolers, and entrepreneurs. Complimentary coffee, tea, and water are provided. Dues are $10 in cash.

Strengthen core art skills while exploring how color shapes composition and personal expression. Designed for painters who work in oils or acrylics, this ongoing class covers essential color theory and shows practical ways to apply those principles to your paintings. Sessions take place at the Artists' Workshop of New Smyrna Beach, with summer meetings in Studio C and fall meetings in Studio B. The cost is $20 per class. For information about materials, scheduling, and registration, please refer to the organization’s website.

At the Daytona Beach Regional Library in Daytona Beach, this month's Tiny Tots Tuesday, presented with The Early Learning Coalition of Flagler and Volusia, is a program for children ages 3 to 5 and their caregivers to explore early learning with expert guidance. Craft tables and a lively story time are planned around developmental milestones, supporting fine motor skills, problem solving, and language growth. Each child receives a copy of the themed book to enjoy at home. Advance RSVP is required. This month’s session is limited to Brown Museum members and is free with registration.

An expert museum docent leads a guided visit through Florida's tallest lighthouse, sharing its maritime legacy and the stories of the keepers who maintained the light. Participants explore the restored keepers' dwellings, view historic artifacts, and learn how the beacon supported coastal navigation. The tour offers families and visitors a chance to gain a deeper understanding of an iconic landmark. Reservations are not needed, and participation is included with regular paid admission.

Zach Zacharias, Senior Curator of History at The Cici & Hyatt Brown Museum of Art, Science & History, presents a talk at the Shores Community Center that explores Florida's natural vistas through notable artworks, artistic techniques, and the stories behind the creators. Offered as part of The Brown's Museum in Motion, this outreach program keeps the museum active in the community while its physical doors are temporarily closed for construction. Admission is free with registration, and space is limited.

Gator’s hosts a family friendly night where children 12 and under eat free, with plenty of specials for everyone else as well. Taco Tuesday features $2.50 tacos with a choice of chicken, beef, or fish, with a minimum of three tacos and one meat selection per three tacos. There are also 2-for-1 Mug-a-ritas for $7.

A lively comedy auction features music from DJ Skratch and spirited bidding on unique finds with a throwback vibe. Between auction rounds there are free games of Flip Flop Bingo and a 50/50 cash raffle. Bingo winners receive gift certificates from the bar.

At Kava Kula, free tacos come with the purchase of a drink, and Kavaritas are available for $8. Guests who are new to kava can try a full flight at no cost.