Kids Dance IIGrades 3 – 5 | Mondays 3:30pm – 4:30pm | $260This class is designed for students who are ready to develop basic movement skills through dance. Using techniques found in ballet, hip-hop, jazz, and more, your child will focus on understanding rhythm, form, and terminology in dance. This class will be a well-rounded introduction to dance for our youngest performers. Grades 3 – 5, Mondays, 3:30pm – 4:30pm SPRING 2026: January 26 – April 27  (No class on Monday, March 16th) Showcase for Grades 3-12 will take place on Tuesday, May 5th at 7:00 pm with a mandatory rehearsal on Monday, May 4th. Tuition: One-time $260 payment in full REGISTER HERE

Grades 6 – 12 | Mondays 4:45pm – 5:45pm | $260For the teenager that wants to perform on stage and become a more confident communicator and public speaker. During class, students will learn about vocal projection, articulation, character analysis, memorization, speech preparation, and more through a variety of exercises and vocal training. Students will apply these skills to scene work, mock interviews, and speeches. Classes take place weekly on Mondays. SPRING 2026: January 26 – April 27 (No class on Monday, March 16th) Showcase for Grades 3-12 will be held on Tuesday, May 5th at 7:00 pm with a mandatory rehearsal on Monday, May 4th. Tuition: One time $260 payment in full REGISTER HERE  

Grades 3-5 | Tuesdays 3:30pm – 4:30pm | $260Unleash your child's creativity and imagination! In creative drama, students will learn to tell stories through acting improvisation, movement, and scene work. They will learn basic theatre terms and techniques while developing skills in public speaking, leadership, creative thinking, and improve self-confidence. This will culminate in an end of semester showcase where they will perform what they learned in front of an audience, building your child's social, emotional, and cognitive skills, setting them up for success. Classes take place weekly on Tuesdays. SPRING 2026: January 27th – April 28th (No class on March 17th) Showcase for Grades 3-12 will be held on Tuesday, May 5th at 7:00 pm with a mandatory rehearsal on Monday, May 4th. Tuition: One-time $260 payment in full REGISTER HERE  

BEGINNINGGrades 6 – 12 | Tuesdays 4:45pm – 5:45pm | $260ADVANCEDGrades 8 – 12 | Tuesdays 6:00pm – 7:00pm | $260 (minimum 3 semesters of beginner required)For the teen that wants to expand their performance skills! Students will learn core fundamentals of improvisation, pantomime and acting: focusing on games and exercises that encourage trust, communication, active listening, character development, and more!  The perfect class for your teen to explore their craft and work on every aspect of the arts, making them a well rounded performer. Classes take place weekly on Tuesdays. SPRING 2026: January 27th – April 28th (No class on Tuesday, March 17th)  Showcase for Grades 3 – 12 will be held on Tuesday, May 5th at 7:00 pm with a mandatory rehearsal on Monday, May 4th.  Tuition: One time $260 payment in full REGISTER HERE       

MUSICAL THEATER 1Grades 3-5 | Wednesdays 3:30pm – 4:30pm | $260  MUSICAL THEATER 2Grades 6-12 | Wednesdays 4:45pm – 5:45pm | $260This class is for students who enjoy all aspects of performing. With a focus on a variety of dance styles, acting and music, these classes are curated to expose and enrich students new to the performing arts and challenge those more experienced. These classes will feature music and choreography from some of our favorite musicals and some new ones as well! Classes take place weekly on Wednesdays. SPRING 2026: January 28 – April 29  (No class on Wednesday, March 18th)  Showcase for Grades 3 – 12 will be held on Tuesday, May 5th at 7:00 pm with a mandatory rehearsal on Monday, May 4th.  Tuition: One time $260 payment in full REGISTER HERE        

Kids Dance IGrades K – 2 | Thursdays 3:45pm – 4:30pm | $210This class is designed for students who are ready to develop basic movement skills through dance. Using techniques found in ballet, hip-hop, jazz, and more, your child will focus on understanding rhythm, form, and terminology in dance. This class will be a well-rounded introduction to dance for our youngest performers. Grades K – 2, Thursdays, 3:45pm – 4:30pm SPRING 2026: January 29 – April 30  (No class on Thursday, March 19th) Showcase for Grades K-2 will take place on Saturday, May 2nd at 3:00 pm Tuition: One-time $210 payment in full REGISTER HERE

Margarita Madness has come to Flagler Avenue! The 2026 Margarita Tour runs from April 4th â May 4th 2026 with multiple tasty takes on the Classic Margarita from host locations along Flagler Avenue! Grab your Tour Map from any participating location, purchase your full-sized margarita during the tour dates, collect your stamps with each purchase, once all stamps are collected, drop your Tour Map in the mailbox by 401 Flagler Avenue. We expect giveaways and swag items to tour finishers. Winners contacted by email, prize giveaway announced May 5th21+, Celebrate responsibly, Restrictions apply  MARGARITA MAP & MENU INFO: Party On Flagler â The Partyâs on Flagler Avenue 

RSN- Autism and Education Resources Fair, open to the public. Connecting families, sharing knowledge and building support with interactive vendors. https://www.port-orange.org/calendar.aspx?EID=10934

Enter the enchanting world of ceramic artist Taylor Robenalt as  she showcases her anthropomorphic porcelain animal, figure, and flora sculptures in this mid-career retrospective at the Museum of Art – DeLand. Through layered symbolism and narrative form, Robenalt contributes to the evolving conversation surrounding sculptural ceramics, bridging the disciplines of ceramics and sculpture in ways that expand how we understand both. Robenalt's work highlights the power of storytelling, where symbolic forms come together to create a larger narrative of change and transformation. A professor at Ringling College of Art and Design, Robenalt creates work that is visually accessible and emotionally resonant, encouraging viewers to engage intuitively. This exhibition offers space for reflection, connecting audiences to themes of identity, transformation, and shared human experience. Viewers are encouraged to see their own evolving stories reflected in the work, bridging personal experience with contemporary artistic dialogue. Robenalt holds a BFA in bronze casting and stone carving from Southern Methodist University and an MFA in ceramics from the University of Georgia.  She has been the subject of ten solo exhibits and has participated in over forty international group exhibits.     Image: Taylor Robenalt, Mama Bear and Cub Rising with Resilience (Detail), 2026, Stoneware under glaze, glaze, luster, and mixed media, 58 in. x 62 in. x 48 in., Photo: Sorcha Augustine

Enter the enchanting world of ceramic artist Taylor Robenalt as  she showcases her anthropomorphic porcelain animal, figure, and flora sculptures in this mid-career retrospective at the Museum of Art – DeLand. Through layered symbolism and narrative form, Robenalt contributes to the evolving conversation surrounding sculptural ceramics, bridging the disciplines of ceramics and sculpture in ways that expand how we understand both. Robenalt's work highlights the power of storytelling, where symbolic forms come together to create a larger narrative of change and transformation. A professor at Ringling College of Art and Design, Robenalt creates work that is visually accessible and emotionally resonant, encouraging viewers to engage intuitively. This exhibition offers space for reflection, connecting audiences to themes of identity, transformation, and shared human experience. Viewers are encouraged to see their own evolving stories reflected in the work, bridging personal experience with contemporary artistic dialogue. Robenalt holds a BFA in bronze casting and stone carving from Southern Methodist University and an MFA in ceramics from the University of Georgia.  She has been the subject of ten solo exhibits and has participated in over forty international group exhibits.     Image: Taylor Robenalt, Mama Bear and Cub Rising with Resilience (Detail), 2026, Stoneware under glaze, glaze, luster, and mixed media, 58 in. x 62 in. x 48 in., Photo: Sorcha Augustine

Enter the enchanting world of ceramic artist Taylor Robenalt as  she showcases her anthropomorphic porcelain animal, figure, and flora sculptures in this mid-career retrospective at the Museum of Art – DeLand. Through layered symbolism and narrative form, Robenalt contributes to the evolving conversation surrounding sculptural ceramics, bridging the disciplines of ceramics and sculpture in ways that expand how we understand both. Robenalt's work highlights the power of storytelling, where symbolic forms come together to create a larger narrative of change and transformation. A professor at Ringling College of Art and Design, Robenalt creates work that is visually accessible and emotionally resonant, encouraging viewers to engage intuitively. This exhibition offers space for reflection, connecting audiences to themes of identity, transformation, and shared human experience. Viewers are encouraged to see their own evolving stories reflected in the work, bridging personal experience with contemporary artistic dialogue. Robenalt holds a BFA in bronze casting and stone carving from Southern Methodist University and an MFA in ceramics from the University of Georgia.  She has been the subject of ten solo exhibits and has participated in over forty international group exhibits.     Image: Taylor Robenalt, Mama Bear and Cub Rising with Resilience (Detail), 2026, Stoneware under glaze, glaze, luster, and mixed media, 58 in. x 62 in. x 48 in., Photo: Sorcha Augustine

Music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse. "When the world grows dark, let your voice carry the light." As the world begins to change, one woman brings something the von Trapp family hasn't known in a long time—joy. When Maria steps into their lives, she brings laughter, music, and a renewed sense of connection—just as the world outside their home begins to shift in dangerous ways. In a time of rising fear and uncertainty, their bond becomes an anchor—and their courage, a quiet form of resistance. The Sound of Music is a timeless story of love, family, and standing up for what truly matters, brought to life with one of the most beloved scores in musical theatre history. Presented through special arrangement with Concord Theatricals Rated G: Run time: 2 hours and 45 minutes with a 15-minute intermission BUY TICKETS NOW SPECIAL ASL/ENGLISH INTERPRETED PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY 4/25 SPECIAL AUDIO DESCRIBED PERFORMANCE ON SUNDAY 4/26 Season tickets are currently on sale through the box office for existing season ticket holders. Season tickets will be available to the general public beginning March. TO PURCHASE TICKETS IN THE SECTION WITH THE BEST SIGHT LINES TO THE INTERPRETERS, PLEASE CONTACT THE BOX OFFICE EITHER AT 386-736-1500 OR EMAIL US AT BOXOFFICE@ATHENSDELAND.COM Reserve Seating Preferred $37 (Row A-F, Orchestra & CC-DD Center Balcony) Adult $32 – Senior $28Student/Child $12 – Groups of 8 or more $25A $5.00 per ticket Processing charge is added to all purchases. As the historic Athens Theatre does not have an elevator, the balcony is not accessible to anyone with a wheelchair or walker. All Patrons with special needs can contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500 for our wheelchair/walker accessible seating. Special Box Seat Package Catered exclusively by Joe Hearn Events, The Elusive Grape, Pat & Toni's Sweet Things, and 3 Smart Cookies. $500 – Price includes: Up to 11 seats in the Box Seat and Balcony areaChoice of Red/White WineCheese PlatterChocolate Covered StrawberriesCookiesPlease contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500, for this Package.(a $5 per seat processing fee is added to the cost of these packages) Salzburg Getaway Official Rules

Join us for the 5th Annual Daytona Beach Arts Fest (DBAF26) — an award-winning fine arts festival in the heart of Downtown Daytona Beach! More than just a festival, DBAF26 is a full-scale art immersive experience featuring: Juried Fine Art & Craft ExhibitorsIncreased Prize Purse for ArtistsNew Emergent Artist Program (Student Category)People's Choice Award ReturnsLive Art Installations & DemosMusic, Performance Art & Interactive ZonesArtisan Market, Food Vendors, and More!Come celebrate creativity, culture, and community as we transform the Riverfront Esplanade and Beach Street corridor into a vibrant canvas of expression. Artist applications now open at www.DaytonaBeachArtsFest.com Follow this event for artist features, live entertainment announcements, and special previews. #DBAF26 #DaytonaBeachArtsFest #AwardWinningFestival #CallForArtists #VolusiaCountyArts   LEARN MORE

For 43 years, Horsin' Around has been THE event to enjoy an afternoon with friends in support of the arts! Pick up a restaurant gift certificate, a spa day, or a round of golf. The auction also provides a great opportunity to make an investment in a piece of art that you'll be proud to have in your collection. Can't-be-bought anywhere trips and experiences are our hallmark  ̶  plan a getaway with friends or embrace a unique adventure! Horsin' Around raises 15% of Atlantic Center for the Arts operating budget, allowing us to provide arts-related programming to underserved youth, opportunities for working artists to create new work through our acclaimed residency programs, and educational lectures and performances for the greater Central Florida community, serving 70,000 yearly. For questions about the event, to donate an item, or using mobile bidding, email aweston@atlanticcenterforthearts.org. For ticket and table information, click here or email aweston@atlanticcenterforthearts.org

For 43 years, Horsin' Around has been THE event to enjoy an afternoon with friends in support of the arts! Pick up a restaurant gift certificate, a spa day, or a round of golf. The auction also provides a great opportunity to make an investment in a piece of art that you'll be proud to have in your collection. Can't-be-bought anywhere trips and experiences are our hallmark  ̶  plan a getaway with friends or embrace a unique adventure! Horsin' Around raises 15% of Atlantic Center for the Arts operating budget, allowing us to provide arts-related programming to underserved youth, opportunities for working artists to create new work through our acclaimed residency programs, and educational lectures and performances for the greater Central Florida community, serving 70,000 yearly. For questions about the event, to donate an item, or using mobile bidding, email aweston@atlanticcenterforthearts.org. For ticket and table information, click here or email aweston@atlanticcenterforthearts.org

ERAU Alumni Regatta

Named for Jim Reilly, the Reilly's Run is a social/race around

Music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse. "When the world grows dark, let your voice carry the light." As the world begins to change, one woman brings something the von Trapp family hasn't known in a long time—joy. When Maria steps into their lives, she brings laughter, music, and a renewed sense of connection—just as the world outside their home begins to shift in dangerous ways. In a time of rising fear and uncertainty, their bond becomes an anchor—and their courage, a quiet form of resistance. The Sound of Music is a timeless story of love, family, and standing up for what truly matters, brought to life with one of the most beloved scores in musical theatre history. Presented through special arrangement with Concord Theatricals Rated G: Run time: 2 hours and 45 minutes with a 15-minute intermission BUY TICKETS NOW SPECIAL ASL/ENGLISH INTERPRETED PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY 4/25 SPECIAL AUDIO DESCRIBED PERFORMANCE ON SUNDAY 4/26 Season tickets are currently on sale through the box office for existing season ticket holders. Season tickets will be available to the general public beginning March. TO PURCHASE TICKETS IN THE SECTION WITH THE BEST SIGHT LINES TO THE INTERPRETERS, PLEASE CONTACT THE BOX OFFICE EITHER AT 386-736-1500 OR EMAIL US AT BOXOFFICE@ATHENSDELAND.COM Reserve Seating Preferred $37 (Row A-F, Orchestra & CC-DD Center Balcony) Adult $32 – Senior $28Student/Child $12 – Groups of 8 or more $25A $5.00 per ticket Processing charge is added to all purchases. As the historic Athens Theatre does not have an elevator, the balcony is not accessible to anyone with a wheelchair or walker. All Patrons with special needs can contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500 for our wheelchair/walker accessible seating. Special Box Seat Package Catered exclusively by Joe Hearn Events, The Elusive Grape, Pat & Toni's Sweet Things, and 3 Smart Cookies. $500 – Price includes: Up to 11 seats in the Box Seat and Balcony areaChoice of Red/White WineCheese PlatterChocolate Covered StrawberriesCookiesPlease contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500, for this Package.(a $5 per seat processing fee is added to the cost of these packages) Salzburg Getaway Official Rules

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Program Components: The Healing Arts for Homeschool Students combines visual arts, culinary exploration, and dance/ movement to provide a well-rounded, immersive educational experience. The program takes place on the second Tuesday of each month during the school year at ACA's main campus. The students rotate through three engaging classes, each with a different teacher and theme. This year's theme is Florida Nature. Program Details: Fees: Free for all Homeschool studentsAges: 6-16Location: Atlantic Center for the Arts1414 Art Center Ave, New Smyrna BeachSchedule: Second Tuesday of each monthTime: 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.Check-in:  Pabst Visitor Center and GalleryEmail: Peggy Imbert  pimbert@atlanticcenterforthearts.org Class Rotations:Students will be divided into three groups and rotate through each session (about 1 hour and 15 minutes each): Studio Arts – Mary Jo Pingley, Art TeacherCulinary Arts – Chef Sue FlynnMovement – Nadine Soldivieri, Instructor The Healing Arts for Homeschool Students Teachers Mary Jo Pingley retired to New Smyrna Beach after a distinguished 45-year career teaching at the elementary, secondary, and collegiate levels. She began as a high school art teacher and went on to earn five teaching degrees, including a master's degree and certification as areading specialist. In retirement, she remains active in the arts community, volunteering with the Atlantic Center for the Arts (ACA) and creating distinctive paper collages that reflect her lifelong passion for education and the arts.   Sue Flynn became a Personal Chef in 2002 after a 30-year career in retail. A member of the United States Personal Chef Association (USPCA), she earned her certification in 2005. Her lifelong interest in teaching found expression at Atlantic Center for the Arts, where she has led culinary programs including "Food as Art" for middle school students, ACA's summer art camp, and most recently The Healing Arts for Homeschool Students program (2022–2025). Nadine Soldivieri is an accomplished performer and teacher with an extensive background in the performing arts. She earned her Associate of Arts degree in Theatre Arts and has dedicated her career to both performance and education, sharing her passion with students of all ages. Her training spans a wide range of disciplines, including tap, ballet, jazz, lyrical, modern, gymnastics, acrobatics, voice, and theatre. Nadine has had the privilege of studying under many distinguished artists, among them George Tomal (ABT Co.), Carolyn Clark (ABT Co.), Joseph Carow (ABT Co.), Edward Villella (NYC Ballet Co.), Mia Michaels (So You Think You Can Dance), Savion Glover, Omar Edwards (Bring in 'Da Noise, Bring in 'Da Funk), Robert Fitch (Annie), Frank Hatchett, Germaine Salsburg, Phil Black, and Charles (Chuck) Kelley.

Program Components: The Healing Arts for Homeschool Students combines visual arts, culinary exploration, and dance/ movement to provide a well-rounded, immersive educational experience. The program takes place on the second Tuesday of each month during the school year at ACA's main campus. The students rotate through three engaging classes, each with a different teacher and theme. This year's theme is Florida Nature. Program Details: Fees: Free for all Homeschool studentsAges: 6-16Location: Atlantic Center for the Arts1414 Art Center Ave, New Smyrna BeachSchedule: Second Tuesday of each monthTime: 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.Check-in:  Pabst Visitor Center and GalleryEmail: Peggy Imbert  pimbert@atlanticcenterforthearts.org Class Rotations:Students will be divided into three groups and rotate through each session (about 1 hour and 15 minutes each): Studio Arts – Mary Jo Pingley, Art TeacherCulinary Arts – Chef Sue FlynnMovement – Nadine Soldivieri, Instructor The Healing Arts for Homeschool Students Teachers Mary Jo Pingley retired to New Smyrna Beach after a distinguished 45-year career teaching at the elementary, secondary, and collegiate levels. She began as a high school art teacher and went on to earn five teaching degrees, including a master's degree and certification as areading specialist. In retirement, she remains active in the arts community, volunteering with the Atlantic Center for the Arts (ACA) and creating distinctive paper collages that reflect her lifelong passion for education and the arts.   Sue Flynn became a Personal Chef in 2002 after a 30-year career in retail. A member of the United States Personal Chef Association (USPCA), she earned her certification in 2005. Her lifelong interest in teaching found expression at Atlantic Center for the Arts, where she has led culinary programs including "Food as Art" for middle school students, ACA's summer art camp, and most recently The Healing Arts for Homeschool Students program (2022–2025). Nadine Soldivieri is an accomplished performer and teacher with an extensive background in the performing arts. She earned her Associate of Arts degree in Theatre Arts and has dedicated her career to both performance and education, sharing her passion with students of all ages. Her training spans a wide range of disciplines, including tap, ballet, jazz, lyrical, modern, gymnastics, acrobatics, voice, and theatre. Nadine has had the privilege of studying under many distinguished artists, among them George Tomal (ABT Co.), Carolyn Clark (ABT Co.), Joseph Carow (ABT Co.), Edward Villella (NYC Ballet Co.), Mia Michaels (So You Think You Can Dance), Savion Glover, Omar Edwards (Bring in 'Da Noise, Bring in 'Da Funk), Robert Fitch (Annie), Frank Hatchett, Germaine Salsburg, Phil Black, and Charles (Chuck) Kelley.

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A Creative Connection Program for Preschoolers & Caregivers  Where creativity connects generations. Join us for a joyful one-hour session designed especially for grandparents and family caregivers with preschool-aged children. No prep. No pressure. Just shared discovery in an inspiring arts space. Each week includes hands-on art activities, learning through playful exploration, meaningful connection time with simple ideas to continue at home. Atlantic Center for the Arts Downtown LocationYurick Studios 123 Douglas Street N.S.B. Every Wednesday, April 8 – May 13, 2026 (six-week series) 10–11 AM Ages: Preschool (2-5 recommended)Caregiver participation required Spots are limited.Register today – pimbert@atlanticcenterforthearts.orgCall: 386-427-6975 What Makes Growing Together Special? ✔ Art-based activities designed for little hands✔ Gentle educational foundations woven into play✔ Take-home extension ideas each week✔ A welcoming space to build community This isn't just an activity hour — it's a memory-making experience. Facilitators: Dr. Amy MichaelisDr. Amy Michaelis has been working in early childhood education since 2005 and is passionate about helping young children learn through play, curiosity, and everyday experiences. As a behavior analyst, educator, and co-founder of Upward Trend Academy, Amy has spent nearly two decades supporting children and families while helping caregivers feel confident in their child's development and early learning. She loves showing parents and grandparents simple, practical ways to build language, early literacy, and problem-solving skills using play and affordable materials at home. Amy believes some of the most powerful learning happens during shared moments. Lindsay StrausbaughLindsay Strausbaugh has been working with young children and families since 2009. She is passionate about creating engaging, play-based learning experiences that help children grow in confidence and curiosity. As the co-founder of Upward Trend Academy, Lindsay has helped build a supportive learning environment where children develop strong foundations in communication, social skills, and early academics. She enjoys working closely with families and believes that some of the best learning happens through simple activities, meaningful conversations, and everyday play.  

A Creative Connection Program for Preschoolers & Caregivers  Where creativity connects generations. Join us for a joyful one-hour session designed especially for grandparents and family caregivers with preschool-aged children. No prep. No pressure. Just shared discovery in an inspiring arts space. Each week includes hands-on art activities, learning through playful exploration, meaningful connection time with simple ideas to continue at home. Atlantic Center for the Arts Downtown LocationYurick Studios 123 Douglas Street N.S.B. Every Wednesday, April 8 – May 13, 2026 (six-week series) 10–11 AM Ages: Preschool (2-5 recommended)Caregiver participation required Spots are limited.Register today – pimbert@atlanticcenterforthearts.orgCall: 386-427-6975 What Makes Growing Together Special? ✔ Art-based activities designed for little hands✔ Gentle educational foundations woven into play✔ Take-home extension ideas each week✔ A welcoming space to build community This isn't just an activity hour — it's a memory-making experience. Facilitators: Dr. Amy MichaelisDr. Amy Michaelis has been working in early childhood education since 2005 and is passionate about helping young children learn through play, curiosity, and everyday experiences. As a behavior analyst, educator, and co-founder of Upward Trend Academy, Amy has spent nearly two decades supporting children and families while helping caregivers feel confident in their child's development and early learning. She loves showing parents and grandparents simple, practical ways to build language, early literacy, and problem-solving skills using play and affordable materials at home. Amy believes some of the most powerful learning happens during shared moments. Lindsay StrausbaughLindsay Strausbaugh has been working with young children and families since 2009. She is passionate about creating engaging, play-based learning experiences that help children grow in confidence and curiosity. As the co-founder of Upward Trend Academy, Lindsay has helped build a supportive learning environment where children develop strong foundations in communication, social skills, and early academics. She enjoys working closely with families and believes that some of the best learning happens through simple activities, meaningful conversations, and everyday play.  

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Workshop Description: What are the un-Googleable parts of ourselves? In this workshop, we will seek them out. By focusing on sensory detail, memory, and interiority, we will write poems that defy the logic of search engines and data harvesting. This series is about cultivating a poetic voice that is uniquely your own, creating work that is not for an algorithm's consumption, but for human connection. Program Details: Dates: Wednesdays, April 1, 8, 15, 22 2026Meeting Time: 4:15-6:00 PMLocation: Yurick Studio 123 Douglas Street NSBFee: $20 covers entire series of 4 sessionsBring your own writing materials.Application Process: Pre-registration required. Enrollment limited to 15. Submit through email one or two of your best poems and optionally a brief bio to this address: pimbert@atlanticcenterforthearts.org An educator, writer, and poet, M.B. McLatchey is the author of six books, including the award-winning titles The Lame God (Utah State University Press), Smiling at the Executioner (Kelsay Books), and Beginner's Mind (Regal House). Her poetry has been published nationally and internationally and has won several awards, including the American Poet Prize from the American Poetry Journal. Recently serving for ten years as Florida's Poet Laureate for Volusia County, M.B. is a Poetry Reader for the literary journal SWWIM.  M.B. earned her graduate degree in Comparative Literature at Harvard University and teaches classical literature at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Visit her at: www.mbmclatchey.com

Workshop Description: What are the un-Googleable parts of ourselves? In this workshop, we will seek them out. By focusing on sensory detail, memory, and interiority, we will write poems that defy the logic of search engines and data harvesting. This series is about cultivating a poetic voice that is uniquely your own, creating work that is not for an algorithm's consumption, but for human connection. Program Details: Dates: Wednesdays, April 1, 8, 15, 22 2026Meeting Time: 4:15-6:00 PMLocation: Yurick Studio 123 Douglas Street NSBFee: $20 covers entire series of 4 sessionsBring your own writing materials.Application Process: Pre-registration required. Enrollment limited to 15. Submit through email one or two of your best poems and optionally a brief bio to this address: pimbert@atlanticcenterforthearts.org An educator, writer, and poet, M.B. McLatchey is the author of six books, including the award-winning titles The Lame God (Utah State University Press), Smiling at the Executioner (Kelsay Books), and Beginner's Mind (Regal House). Her poetry has been published nationally and internationally and has won several awards, including the American Poet Prize from the American Poetry Journal. Recently serving for ten years as Florida's Poet Laureate for Volusia County, M.B. is a Poetry Reader for the literary journal SWWIM.  M.B. earned her graduate degree in Comparative Literature at Harvard University and teaches classical literature at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Visit her at: www.mbmclatchey.com

Roots & Rhythm teams up with Crimson Cares for a one-of-a-kind night of music, art, and fundraising at Crimson House!Open Jam led by Alaia Luna – bring your voice, instruments, or just come enjoy the vibes! There will be live painting, a Pop-Up Art Sale, Special Guest Servers, 50/50 and Raffles!5–9 PMCrimson House | 219 N. Orange St, NSBFree to attend | $5 donation to jam

Roots & Rhythm teams up with Crimson Cares for a one-of-a-kind night of music, art, and fundraising at Crimson House!Open Jam led by Alaia Luna – bring your voice, instruments, or just come enjoy the vibes! There will be live painting, a Pop-Up Art Sale, Special Guest Servers, 50/50 and Raffles!5–9 PMCrimson House | 219 N. Orange St, NSBFree to attend | $5 donation to jam

Southern Cross is a fantastic musical Tribute to one of the most dynamic rock bands from the 60s till Today… Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young! The band prides itself on impeccable vocal harmonies to recreate some of the toughest vocal songs to perform like the epic Suite Judy Blue eyes and more. Reviews from past patrons include: "The Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young show was absolutely outstanding! They were a great band and we really enjoyed the show!" – Marla K."It was great—great musicians and harmonies, great song selection. We loved the show!" – Rick T."What a wonderful evening of entertainment! Wow! A ten (10)! We are so pleased to have such great music to enjoy at the Athens Theatre. Keep up the good work!" – Sandra V."10 out of 10. Great show. Great staff at the theater as always. Love all your music tribute shows and your plays." – Donna P."Enjoyed it very much! We live in The Villages and this was our first time at the Athens Theatre. The concert was excellent and we look forward to coming again! Big 10!" – George M."It was a '10.' This is our third time seeing the CSN concert. We think they are awesome." – Linda B."10, outstanding." – Steve H."It was an excellent performance by the group of talented musicians!" – Carla J.RESERVED SEATINGPreferred Reserved Seating $401st. 6 rows Orchestra & 2 Rows Center Balcony General Reserved Seating $35 A $5.00 per ticket Processing charge is added to all purchases and we collect a 6.5% State and County Sales Tax Due to the fact that the Historic Athens Theatre does not have an elevator to the balcony. The balcony is not accessible to anyone with a wheelchair or walker. All Patrons with special needs can contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500 for our wheelchair/walker accessible seating. SPECIAL BOX SEAT PACKAGEBOX SEATS AVAILABLE6 SEATS PER BOX SEAT AREA $300PLEASE CONTACT THE BOX OFFICE AT 386-736-1500

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The Annual New Smyrna Beach Food Festival is almost here! Taking place on Thursday, April 16th from 5pm to 9pm along Flagler Avenue! âThis event features plenty of local & delicious food options, sold in sample sizes for $5-$8 to encourage lots of tasting along the Avenue. This Festival will also offer Craft Vendors, Live Entertainment, & Sponsored/Community Booths. âNo admission fee with plenty of fun for the entire family. See you there!âInterested in being a Craft or Food Vendor for our annual Food Festival? Email HannahStevensFlaglerAvenue@Gmail.com!

WIDOW & WIDOWER Join us for a compassionate and understanding support group designed for those who have lost a spouse. Connect with others who share similar experiences in a welcoming and confidential space. This group provides an opportunity to find comfort, share stories, and gain support as you navigate your journey. EVERY THURSDAY | 3:00 PM EMAIL JENNIFER.KING@QSLMSENIORLIVING.COM FOR MORE INFO

Music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse. "When the world grows dark, let your voice carry the light." As the world begins to change, one woman brings something the von Trapp family hasn't known in a long time—joy. When Maria steps into their lives, she brings laughter, music, and a renewed sense of connection—just as the world outside their home begins to shift in dangerous ways. In a time of rising fear and uncertainty, their bond becomes an anchor—and their courage, a quiet form of resistance. The Sound of Music is a timeless story of love, family, and standing up for what truly matters, brought to life with one of the most beloved scores in musical theatre history. Presented through special arrangement with Concord Theatricals Rated G: Run time: 2 hours and 45 minutes with a 15-minute intermission BUY TICKETS NOW SPECIAL ASL/ENGLISH INTERPRETED PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY 4/25 SPECIAL AUDIO DESCRIBED PERFORMANCE ON SUNDAY 4/26 Season tickets are currently on sale through the box office for existing season ticket holders. Season tickets will be available to the general public beginning March. TO PURCHASE TICKETS IN THE SECTION WITH THE BEST SIGHT LINES TO THE INTERPRETERS, PLEASE CONTACT THE BOX OFFICE EITHER AT 386-736-1500 OR EMAIL US AT BOXOFFICE@ATHENSDELAND.COM Reserve Seating Preferred $37 (Row A-F, Orchestra & CC-DD Center Balcony) Adult $32 – Senior $28Student/Child $12 – Groups of 8 or more $25A $5.00 per ticket Processing charge is added to all purchases. As the historic Athens Theatre does not have an elevator, the balcony is not accessible to anyone with a wheelchair or walker. All Patrons with special needs can contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500 for our wheelchair/walker accessible seating. Special Box Seat Package Catered exclusively by Joe Hearn Events, The Elusive Grape, Pat & Toni's Sweet Things, and 3 Smart Cookies. $500 – Price includes: Up to 11 seats in the Box Seat and Balcony areaChoice of Red/White WineCheese PlatterChocolate Covered StrawberriesCookiesPlease contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500, for this Package.(a $5 per seat processing fee is added to the cost of these packages) Salzburg Getaway Official Rules

Presented in partnership with Volusia County Public Library, Storytime @ the Museum is a playful and interactive literacy program specially designed for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers. In a fun and welcoming environment, children and their caregivers will explore stories, rhymes, songs, and movement activities that build early literacy skills and spark imagination. Each session is thoughtfully inspired by the Museum's current exhibitions—helping little ones make connections between words, images, and the world around them. Whether it's your child's first storytime or a favorite weekly tradition, Storytime @ the Museum offers a fun, enriching experience for families to learn, laugh, and grow together. Admission is free & open to the public. 2025/26 SCHEDULE   |  11-11:30 a.m. November 21, 2025December 19, 2025January 30, 2026February 20, 2026March 20, 2026April 17, 2026May 15, 2026August 14, 2026September 18, 2026  

Presented in partnership with Volusia County Public Library, Storytime @ the Museum is a playful and interactive literacy program specially designed for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers. In a fun and welcoming environment, children and their caregivers will explore stories, rhymes, songs, and movement activities that build early literacy skills and spark imagination. Each session is thoughtfully inspired by the Museum's current exhibitions—helping little ones make connections between words, images, and the world around them. Whether it's your child's first storytime or a favorite weekly tradition, Storytime @ the Museum offers a fun, enriching experience for families to learn, laugh, and grow together. Admission is free & open to the public. 2025/26 SCHEDULE   |  11-11:30 a.m. November 21, 2025December 19, 2025January 30, 2026February 20, 2026March 20, 2026April 17, 2026May 15, 2026August 14, 2026September 18, 2026  

Presented in partnership with Volusia County Public Library, Storytime @ the Museum is a playful and interactive literacy program specially designed for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers. In a fun and welcoming environment, children and their caregivers will explore stories, rhymes, songs, and movement activities that build early literacy skills and spark imagination. Each session is thoughtfully inspired by the Museum's current exhibitions—helping little ones make connections between words, images, and the world around them. Whether it's your child's first storytime or a favorite weekly tradition, Storytime @ the Museum offers a fun, enriching experience for families to learn, laugh, and grow together. Admission is free & open to the public. 2025/26 SCHEDULE   |  11-11:30 a.m. November 21, 2025December 19, 2025January 30, 2026February 20, 2026March 20, 2026April 17, 2026May 15, 2026August 14, 2026September 18, 2026  

Discover where art, community, and creativity come together with our Art for All event series. On select Fridays, enjoy free Museum admission all day plus a free guided art activity from 4 p.m. – 7 p.m. Bring your family, invite your friends, or make it a date night. Art for All invites everyone to explore, create, and enjoy art together. 2025 / 26 SCHEDULE November 21, 2025 December 19, 2025 January 30, 2026February 20, 2026March 20, 2026April 17, 2026May 15, 2026June 26, 2026July 17, 2026August 14, 2026September 18, 2026

Discover where art, community, and creativity come together with our Art for All event series. On select Fridays, enjoy free Museum admission all day plus a free guided art activity from 4 p.m. – 7 p.m. Bring your family, invite your friends, or make it a date night. Art for All invites everyone to explore, create, and enjoy art together. 2025 / 26 SCHEDULE November 21, 2025 December 19, 2025 January 30, 2026February 20, 2026March 20, 2026April 17, 2026May 15, 2026June 26, 2026July 17, 2026August 14, 2026September 18, 2026

Discover where art, community, and creativity come together with our Art for All event series. On select Fridays, enjoy free Museum admission all day plus a free guided art activity from 4 p.m. – 7 p.m. Bring your family, invite your friends, or make it a date night. Art for All invites everyone to explore, create, and enjoy art together. 2025 / 26 SCHEDULE November 21, 2025 December 19, 2025 January 30, 2026February 20, 2026March 20, 2026April 17, 2026May 15, 2026June 26, 2026July 17, 2026August 14, 2026September 18, 2026

Sip, Shop & StrollStarting April 3rd, the Riverfront Market will become a weekly Friday night market designed to bring the community together in the heart of Downtown Daytona Beach! Held every Friday from 5–9 PM at the Riverfront Esplanade, the market features up to 45 local vendors, live music by Aaron Esposito, and a relaxed, waterfront atmosphere across the street from the Riverfront Shops of Daytona Beach! First Fridays DowntownJoin us every First Friday for an evening full of fun, flavor, and community at the Riverfront Market! Browse a curated selection of up to 45 local vendors offering handmade goods, unique finds, and creative treasures, and enjoy live music by Aaron Esposito while you shop. Then head over to the Downtown Daytona Nights Food Truck Rally on Magnolia for delicious eats and a lively atmosphere. As the night continues, stroll through the First Friday Art Walk, discover local artists, and enjoy a vibrant night of shopping, dining, and exploring—everything you love about First Friday, all in one place. LEARN MORE

The Hub on Canal and Patrick Walsh present: Alfred Hitchcock's Rope Meets on the Third Friday of each month 5:30-8:30 PM Popcorn and pastries by Dutch Oven Bakery provided. Beer and wine available for purchase. Tickets $10 at the door

The Hub on Canal and Patrick Walsh present: Alfred Hitchcock's Rope Meets on the Third Friday of each month 5:30-8:30 PM Popcorn and pastries by Dutch Oven Bakery provided. Beer and wine available for purchase. Tickets $10 at the door

Music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse. "When the world grows dark, let your voice carry the light." As the world begins to change, one woman brings something the von Trapp family hasn't known in a long time—joy. When Maria steps into their lives, she brings laughter, music, and a renewed sense of connection—just as the world outside their home begins to shift in dangerous ways. In a time of rising fear and uncertainty, their bond becomes an anchor—and their courage, a quiet form of resistance. The Sound of Music is a timeless story of love, family, and standing up for what truly matters, brought to life with one of the most beloved scores in musical theatre history. Presented through special arrangement with Concord Theatricals Rated G: Run time: 2 hours and 45 minutes with a 15-minute intermission BUY TICKETS NOW SPECIAL ASL/ENGLISH INTERPRETED PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY 4/25 SPECIAL AUDIO DESCRIBED PERFORMANCE ON SUNDAY 4/26 Season tickets are currently on sale through the box office for existing season ticket holders. Season tickets will be available to the general public beginning March. TO PURCHASE TICKETS IN THE SECTION WITH THE BEST SIGHT LINES TO THE INTERPRETERS, PLEASE CONTACT THE BOX OFFICE EITHER AT 386-736-1500 OR EMAIL US AT BOXOFFICE@ATHENSDELAND.COM Reserve Seating Preferred $37 (Row A-F, Orchestra & CC-DD Center Balcony) Adult $32 – Senior $28Student/Child $12 – Groups of 8 or more $25A $5.00 per ticket Processing charge is added to all purchases. As the historic Athens Theatre does not have an elevator, the balcony is not accessible to anyone with a wheelchair or walker. All Patrons with special needs can contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500 for our wheelchair/walker accessible seating. Special Box Seat Package Catered exclusively by Joe Hearn Events, The Elusive Grape, Pat & Toni's Sweet Things, and 3 Smart Cookies. $500 – Price includes: Up to 11 seats in the Box Seat and Balcony areaChoice of Red/White WineCheese PlatterChocolate Covered StrawberriesCookiesPlease contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500, for this Package.(a $5 per seat processing fee is added to the cost of these packages) Salzburg Getaway Official Rules

NEW Garage Sale Weekends. An entire row filled with your neighbor's second-hand treasures! Shop or get a garage sale booth and sell your old stuff on the third full weekend (Saturday & Sunday) of every month for only $8.00/day. Harness the foot traffic of the Daytona Flea Market for a successful garage sale here under our roof.

Music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse. "When the world grows dark, let your voice carry the light." As the world begins to change, one woman brings something the von Trapp family hasn't known in a long time—joy. When Maria steps into their lives, she brings laughter, music, and a renewed sense of connection—just as the world outside their home begins to shift in dangerous ways. In a time of rising fear and uncertainty, their bond becomes an anchor—and their courage, a quiet form of resistance. The Sound of Music is a timeless story of love, family, and standing up for what truly matters, brought to life with one of the most beloved scores in musical theatre history. Presented through special arrangement with Concord Theatricals Rated G: Run time: 2 hours and 45 minutes with a 15-minute intermission BUY TICKETS NOW SPECIAL ASL/ENGLISH INTERPRETED PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY 4/25 SPECIAL AUDIO DESCRIBED PERFORMANCE ON SUNDAY 4/26 Season tickets are currently on sale through the box office for existing season ticket holders. Season tickets will be available to the general public beginning March. TO PURCHASE TICKETS IN THE SECTION WITH THE BEST SIGHT LINES TO THE INTERPRETERS, PLEASE CONTACT THE BOX OFFICE EITHER AT 386-736-1500 OR EMAIL US AT BOXOFFICE@ATHENSDELAND.COM Reserve Seating Preferred $37 (Row A-F, Orchestra & CC-DD Center Balcony) Adult $32 – Senior $28Student/Child $12 – Groups of 8 or more $25A $5.00 per ticket Processing charge is added to all purchases. As the historic Athens Theatre does not have an elevator, the balcony is not accessible to anyone with a wheelchair or walker. All Patrons with special needs can contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500 for our wheelchair/walker accessible seating. Special Box Seat Package Catered exclusively by Joe Hearn Events, The Elusive Grape, Pat & Toni's Sweet Things, and 3 Smart Cookies. $500 – Price includes: Up to 11 seats in the Box Seat and Balcony areaChoice of Red/White WineCheese PlatterChocolate Covered StrawberriesCookiesPlease contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500, for this Package.(a $5 per seat processing fee is added to the cost of these packages) Salzburg Getaway Official Rules

Atlantic Center for the Arts is proud to host and sponsor the annual Volusia County Select Exhibition that showcases the artistic talents of Volusia County public high school students. Celebrating the best in high school visual art from across Volusia County Schools. On Exhibit: April 18 – April 28, 2026, 10AM-4PMStudent Awards Reception: Saturday, April 18 | 4–7 PM | Awards at 5:30 PM Atlantic Center for the Arts Main Campus, 1414 Art Center Ave., New Smyrna Beach, FLPainting & Sculpture Studios Featuring 85 talented student artists from 10 high schools, this double-adjudicated show highlights excellence in painting, sculpture, and more. Don't miss this inspiring showcase of creativity and expression! Award stipends are supported by the Atlantic Center for the Arts Volunteer League and a generous donation by the Kaufman family.This program is sponsored in part by Wharton Smith Construction.

Atlantic Center for the Arts is proud to host and sponsor the annual Volusia County Select Exhibition that showcases the artistic talents of Volusia County public high school students. Celebrating the best in high school visual art from across Volusia County Schools. On Exhibit: April 18 – April 28, 2026, 10AM-4PMStudent Awards Reception: Saturday, April 18 | 4–7 PM | Awards at 5:30 PM Atlantic Center for the Arts Main Campus, 1414 Art Center Ave., New Smyrna Beach, FLPainting & Sculpture Studios Featuring 85 talented student artists from 10 high schools, this double-adjudicated show highlights excellence in painting, sculpture, and more. Don't miss this inspiring showcase of creativity and expression! Award stipends are supported by the Atlantic Center for the Arts Volunteer League and a generous donation by the Kaufman family.This program is sponsored in part by Wharton Smith Construction.

Join us for a delightful evening of poetry hosted by poet, producer and publisher, Gary Broughman. The evening will begin with a reading by our guest poet followed by an open mic format for the remainder of the event. No advanced sign-up required. Adults (18+) only please. For more information, please contact Gary at chbmedia@gmail.com Thom Connors first wrote poetry in high school, entering local contests and exchanging poems with friends at a local coffee shop called the "Absolute Zero." He continued to write in college and soon began putting his words to music. He continued to write verse during his career in public assembly facility management, significantly influenced by the accompanying, extensive and distant travel. He has self-published a semi-autobiographical "coming of age " novel, Reality Check, which he calls historical fiction. Thom has written many songs, presenting them regularly at the Hub's open mic nights for singers and songwriters. Thom grew up in Michigan but has spent the majority of his adult life in Florida, with New Smyrna Beach becoming his permanent home after retiring over 10 years ago.Jan 17: Mark Andrew James TerryFeb 14: Gloria HerdtMarch 28: Linda Eve DiamondApril 18 : Thom Connors May 16: Peter M. GordonOctober 17: Kate Muldoon

Join us for a delightful evening of poetry hosted by poet, producer and publisher, Gary Broughman. The evening will begin with a reading by our guest poet followed by an open mic format for the remainder of the event. No advanced sign-up required. Adults (18+) only please. For more information, please contact Gary at chbmedia@gmail.com Thom Connors first wrote poetry in high school, entering local contests and exchanging poems with friends at a local coffee shop called the "Absolute Zero." He continued to write in college and soon began putting his words to music. He continued to write verse during his career in public assembly facility management, significantly influenced by the accompanying, extensive and distant travel. He has self-published a semi-autobiographical "coming of age " novel, Reality Check, which he calls historical fiction. Thom has written many songs, presenting them regularly at the Hub's open mic nights for singers and songwriters. Thom grew up in Michigan but has spent the majority of his adult life in Florida, with New Smyrna Beach becoming his permanent home after retiring over 10 years ago.Jan 17: Mark Andrew James TerryFeb 14: Gloria HerdtMarch 28: Linda Eve DiamondApril 18 : Thom Connors May 16: Peter M. GordonOctober 17: Kate Muldoon

Music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse. "When the world grows dark, let your voice carry the light." As the world begins to change, one woman brings something the von Trapp family hasn't known in a long time—joy. When Maria steps into their lives, she brings laughter, music, and a renewed sense of connection—just as the world outside their home begins to shift in dangerous ways. In a time of rising fear and uncertainty, their bond becomes an anchor—and their courage, a quiet form of resistance. The Sound of Music is a timeless story of love, family, and standing up for what truly matters, brought to life with one of the most beloved scores in musical theatre history. Presented through special arrangement with Concord Theatricals Rated G: Run time: 2 hours and 45 minutes with a 15-minute intermission BUY TICKETS NOW SPECIAL ASL/ENGLISH INTERPRETED PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY 4/25 SPECIAL AUDIO DESCRIBED PERFORMANCE ON SUNDAY 4/26 Season tickets are currently on sale through the box office for existing season ticket holders. Season tickets will be available to the general public beginning March. TO PURCHASE TICKETS IN THE SECTION WITH THE BEST SIGHT LINES TO THE INTERPRETERS, PLEASE CONTACT THE BOX OFFICE EITHER AT 386-736-1500 OR EMAIL US AT BOXOFFICE@ATHENSDELAND.COM Reserve Seating Preferred $37 (Row A-F, Orchestra & CC-DD Center Balcony) Adult $32 – Senior $28Student/Child $12 – Groups of 8 or more $25A $5.00 per ticket Processing charge is added to all purchases. As the historic Athens Theatre does not have an elevator, the balcony is not accessible to anyone with a wheelchair or walker. All Patrons with special needs can contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500 for our wheelchair/walker accessible seating. Special Box Seat Package Catered exclusively by Joe Hearn Events, The Elusive Grape, Pat & Toni's Sweet Things, and 3 Smart Cookies. $500 – Price includes: Up to 11 seats in the Box Seat and Balcony areaChoice of Red/White WineCheese PlatterChocolate Covered StrawberriesCookiesPlease contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500, for this Package.(a $5 per seat processing fee is added to the cost of these packages) Salzburg Getaway Official Rules

Music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse. "When the world grows dark, let your voice carry the light." As the world begins to change, one woman brings something the von Trapp family hasn't known in a long time—joy. When Maria steps into their lives, she brings laughter, music, and a renewed sense of connection—just as the world outside their home begins to shift in dangerous ways. In a time of rising fear and uncertainty, their bond becomes an anchor—and their courage, a quiet form of resistance. The Sound of Music is a timeless story of love, family, and standing up for what truly matters, brought to life with one of the most beloved scores in musical theatre history. Presented through special arrangement with Concord Theatricals Rated G: Run time: 2 hours and 45 minutes with a 15-minute intermission BUY TICKETS NOW SPECIAL ASL/ENGLISH INTERPRETED PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY 4/25 SPECIAL AUDIO DESCRIBED PERFORMANCE ON SUNDAY 4/26 Season tickets are currently on sale through the box office for existing season ticket holders. Season tickets will be available to the general public beginning March. TO PURCHASE TICKETS IN THE SECTION WITH THE BEST SIGHT LINES TO THE INTERPRETERS, PLEASE CONTACT THE BOX OFFICE EITHER AT 386-736-1500 OR EMAIL US AT BOXOFFICE@ATHENSDELAND.COM Reserve Seating Preferred $37 (Row A-F, Orchestra & CC-DD Center Balcony) Adult $32 – Senior $28Student/Child $12 – Groups of 8 or more $25A $5.00 per ticket Processing charge is added to all purchases. As the historic Athens Theatre does not have an elevator, the balcony is not accessible to anyone with a wheelchair or walker. All Patrons with special needs can contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500 for our wheelchair/walker accessible seating. Special Box Seat Package Catered exclusively by Joe Hearn Events, The Elusive Grape, Pat & Toni's Sweet Things, and 3 Smart Cookies. $500 – Price includes: Up to 11 seats in the Box Seat and Balcony areaChoice of Red/White WineCheese PlatterChocolate Covered StrawberriesCookiesPlease contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500, for this Package.(a $5 per seat processing fee is added to the cost of these packages) Salzburg Getaway Official Rules

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Leadership Ormond Beach Economic Development Day

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A Creative Connection Program for Preschoolers & Caregivers  Where creativity connects generations. Join us for a joyful one-hour session designed especially for grandparents and family caregivers with preschool-aged children. No prep. No pressure. Just shared discovery in an inspiring arts space. Each week includes hands-on art activities, learning through playful exploration, meaningful connection time with simple ideas to continue at home. Atlantic Center for the Arts Downtown LocationYurick Studios 123 Douglas Street N.S.B. Every Wednesday, April 8 – May 13, 2026 (six-week series) 10–11 AM Ages: Preschool (2-5 recommended)Caregiver participation required Spots are limited.Register today – pimbert@atlanticcenterforthearts.orgCall: 386-427-6975 What Makes Growing Together Special? ✔ Art-based activities designed for little hands✔ Gentle educational foundations woven into play✔ Take-home extension ideas each week✔ A welcoming space to build community This isn't just an activity hour — it's a memory-making experience. Facilitators: Dr. Amy MichaelisDr. Amy Michaelis has been working in early childhood education since 2005 and is passionate about helping young children learn through play, curiosity, and everyday experiences. As a behavior analyst, educator, and co-founder of Upward Trend Academy, Amy has spent nearly two decades supporting children and families while helping caregivers feel confident in their child's development and early learning. She loves showing parents and grandparents simple, practical ways to build language, early literacy, and problem-solving skills using play and affordable materials at home. Amy believes some of the most powerful learning happens during shared moments. Lindsay StrausbaughLindsay Strausbaugh has been working with young children and families since 2009. She is passionate about creating engaging, play-based learning experiences that help children grow in confidence and curiosity. As the co-founder of Upward Trend Academy, Lindsay has helped build a supportive learning environment where children develop strong foundations in communication, social skills, and early academics. She enjoys working closely with families and believes that some of the best learning happens through simple activities, meaningful conversations, and everyday play.  

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A Creative Connection Program for Preschoolers & Caregivers  Where creativity connects generations. Join us for a joyful one-hour session designed especially for grandparents and family caregivers with preschool-aged children. No prep. No pressure. Just shared discovery in an inspiring arts space. Each week includes hands-on art activities, learning through playful exploration, meaningful connection time with simple ideas to continue at home. Atlantic Center for the Arts Downtown LocationYurick Studios 123 Douglas Street N.S.B. Every Wednesday, April 8 – May 13, 2026 (six-week series) 10–11 AM Ages: Preschool (2-5 recommended)Caregiver participation required Spots are limited.Register today – pimbert@atlanticcenterforthearts.orgCall: 386-427-6975 What Makes Growing Together Special? ✔ Art-based activities designed for little hands✔ Gentle educational foundations woven into play✔ Take-home extension ideas each week✔ A welcoming space to build community This isn't just an activity hour — it's a memory-making experience. Facilitators: Dr. Amy MichaelisDr. Amy Michaelis has been working in early childhood education since 2005 and is passionate about helping young children learn through play, curiosity, and everyday experiences. As a behavior analyst, educator, and co-founder of Upward Trend Academy, Amy has spent nearly two decades supporting children and families while helping caregivers feel confident in their child's development and early learning. She loves showing parents and grandparents simple, practical ways to build language, early literacy, and problem-solving skills using play and affordable materials at home. Amy believes some of the most powerful learning happens during shared moments. Lindsay StrausbaughLindsay Strausbaugh has been working with young children and families since 2009. She is passionate about creating engaging, play-based learning experiences that help children grow in confidence and curiosity. As the co-founder of Upward Trend Academy, Lindsay has helped build a supportive learning environment where children develop strong foundations in communication, social skills, and early academics. She enjoys working closely with families and believes that some of the best learning happens through simple activities, meaningful conversations, and everyday play.  

Youth Job Fair, Wednesday 4/22/2026 from 4-7pm for High School students looking for career opportunities and employment. This event is open to the public. https://www.port-orange.org/calendar.aspx?EID=10935

This Job Fair is being hosted in partnership with the City of Port Orange. Join us for an opportunity to meet local employers & apply for available positions. 

Workshop Description: What are the un-Googleable parts of ourselves? In this workshop, we will seek them out. By focusing on sensory detail, memory, and interiority, we will write poems that defy the logic of search engines and data harvesting. This series is about cultivating a poetic voice that is uniquely your own, creating work that is not for an algorithm's consumption, but for human connection. Program Details: Dates: Wednesdays, April 1, 8, 15, 22 2026Meeting Time: 4:15-6:00 PMLocation: Yurick Studio 123 Douglas Street NSBFee: $20 covers entire series of 4 sessionsBring your own writing materials.Application Process: Pre-registration required. Enrollment limited to 15. Submit through email one or two of your best poems and optionally a brief bio to this address: pimbert@atlanticcenterforthearts.org An educator, writer, and poet, M.B. McLatchey is the author of six books, including the award-winning titles The Lame God (Utah State University Press), Smiling at the Executioner (Kelsay Books), and Beginner's Mind (Regal House). Her poetry has been published nationally and internationally and has won several awards, including the American Poet Prize from the American Poetry Journal. Recently serving for ten years as Florida's Poet Laureate for Volusia County, M.B. is a Poetry Reader for the literary journal SWWIM.  M.B. earned her graduate degree in Comparative Literature at Harvard University and teaches classical literature at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Visit her at: www.mbmclatchey.com

Workshop Description: What are the un-Googleable parts of ourselves? In this workshop, we will seek them out. By focusing on sensory detail, memory, and interiority, we will write poems that defy the logic of search engines and data harvesting. This series is about cultivating a poetic voice that is uniquely your own, creating work that is not for an algorithm's consumption, but for human connection. Program Details: Dates: Wednesdays, April 1, 8, 15, 22 2026Meeting Time: 4:15-6:00 PMLocation: Yurick Studio 123 Douglas Street NSBFee: $20 covers entire series of 4 sessionsBring your own writing materials.Application Process: Pre-registration required. Enrollment limited to 15. Submit through email one or two of your best poems and optionally a brief bio to this address: pimbert@atlanticcenterforthearts.org An educator, writer, and poet, M.B. McLatchey is the author of six books, including the award-winning titles The Lame God (Utah State University Press), Smiling at the Executioner (Kelsay Books), and Beginner's Mind (Regal House). Her poetry has been published nationally and internationally and has won several awards, including the American Poet Prize from the American Poetry Journal. Recently serving for ten years as Florida's Poet Laureate for Volusia County, M.B. is a Poetry Reader for the literary journal SWWIM.  M.B. earned her graduate degree in Comparative Literature at Harvard University and teaches classical literature at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Visit her at: www.mbmclatchey.com

The Expanding Man is a powerhouse tribute to Steely Dan featuring the sensational vocals of Steve Memmolo, known for his electrifying performances as a finalist on NBC's The Voice. Adding to the mix is the masterful guitar work of blues-rock virtuoso Jon Zeeman, whose credits include collaborations with music icons like Susan Tedeschi, Butch Trucks, and other members of The Allman Brothers. On keys, the wild and witty Peter Primamore—a multi-award-winning TV composer—leads the charge with his captivating piano prowess. Beyond faithfully reproducing Becker & Fagen classics, The Expanding Man transforms each performance into a realm of musical exploration. incorporating original compositions that echo the complex harmonies and mysterious lyrics for which Steely Dan is known. With spectacular improvisational prowess, The Expanding Man uses Steely Dan's repertoire as a launchpad for electrifying and unconventional jams. The result? A captivating fusion of respect and innovation that leaves audiences spellbound. RESERVED SEATINGPreferred Reserved Seating $401st. 6 rows Orchestra & 2 Rows Center Balcony General Reserved Seating $35 A $5.00 per ticket Processing charge is added to all purchases and we collect a 6.5% State and County Sales Tax Due to the fact that the Historic Athens Theatre does not have an elevator to the balcony. The balcony is not accessible to anyone with a wheelchair or walker. All Patrons with special needs can contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500 for our wheelchair/walker accessible seating. SPECIAL BOX SEAT PACKAGEBOX SEATS AVAILABLE6 SEATS PER BOX SEAT AREA $300PLEASE CONTACT THE BOX OFFICE AT 386-736-1500

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WIDOW & WIDOWER Join us for a compassionate and understanding support group designed for those who have lost a spouse. Connect with others who share similar experiences in a welcoming and confidential space. This group provides an opportunity to find comfort, share stories, and gain support as you navigate your journey. EVERY THURSDAY | 3:00 PM EMAIL JENNIFER.KING@QSLMSENIORLIVING.COM FOR MORE INFO

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Music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse. "When the world grows dark, let your voice carry the light." As the world begins to change, one woman brings something the von Trapp family hasn't known in a long time—joy. When Maria steps into their lives, she brings laughter, music, and a renewed sense of connection—just as the world outside their home begins to shift in dangerous ways. In a time of rising fear and uncertainty, their bond becomes an anchor—and their courage, a quiet form of resistance. The Sound of Music is a timeless story of love, family, and standing up for what truly matters, brought to life with one of the most beloved scores in musical theatre history. Presented through special arrangement with Concord Theatricals Rated G: Run time: 2 hours and 45 minutes with a 15-minute intermission BUY TICKETS NOW SPECIAL ASL/ENGLISH INTERPRETED PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY 4/25 SPECIAL AUDIO DESCRIBED PERFORMANCE ON SUNDAY 4/26 Season tickets are currently on sale through the box office for existing season ticket holders. Season tickets will be available to the general public beginning March. TO PURCHASE TICKETS IN THE SECTION WITH THE BEST SIGHT LINES TO THE INTERPRETERS, PLEASE CONTACT THE BOX OFFICE EITHER AT 386-736-1500 OR EMAIL US AT BOXOFFICE@ATHENSDELAND.COM Reserve Seating Preferred $37 (Row A-F, Orchestra & CC-DD Center Balcony) Adult $32 – Senior $28Student/Child $12 – Groups of 8 or more $25A $5.00 per ticket Processing charge is added to all purchases. As the historic Athens Theatre does not have an elevator, the balcony is not accessible to anyone with a wheelchair or walker. All Patrons with special needs can contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500 for our wheelchair/walker accessible seating. Special Box Seat Package Catered exclusively by Joe Hearn Events, The Elusive Grape, Pat & Toni's Sweet Things, and 3 Smart Cookies. $500 – Price includes: Up to 11 seats in the Box Seat and Balcony areaChoice of Red/White WineCheese PlatterChocolate Covered StrawberriesCookiesPlease contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500, for this Package.(a $5 per seat processing fee is added to the cost of these packages) Salzburg Getaway Official Rules

Sip, Shop & StrollStarting April 3rd, the Riverfront Market will become a weekly Friday night market designed to bring the community together in the heart of Downtown Daytona Beach! Held every Friday from 5–9 PM at the Riverfront Esplanade, the market features up to 45 local vendors, live music by Aaron Esposito, and a relaxed, waterfront atmosphere across the street from the Riverfront Shops of Daytona Beach! First Fridays DowntownJoin us every First Friday for an evening full of fun, flavor, and community at the Riverfront Market! Browse a curated selection of up to 45 local vendors offering handmade goods, unique finds, and creative treasures, and enjoy live music by Aaron Esposito while you shop. Then head over to the Downtown Daytona Nights Food Truck Rally on Magnolia for delicious eats and a lively atmosphere. As the night continues, stroll through the First Friday Art Walk, discover local artists, and enjoy a vibrant night of shopping, dining, and exploring—everything you love about First Friday, all in one place. LEARN MORE

Join us for a presentation on "Biodiversity and Environmental Justice" by the internationally distinguished Stetson University Professor, biodiversity scholar, poet, artist, and steering member of the National Environmental Justice Institute and the Center for Sustainable Communities, Dr. Rajni Shankar-Brown. Dr. Rajni Shankar-BrownThis talk will be presented alongside the exhibition, Taylor Robenalt: Peaks & Valleys. Dr. Shankar-Brown will not only highlight research but also explore the interconnectedness of our planet through storytelling, poetry, and song. The presentation will emphasize the importance of protecting biodiversity as a cornerstone of environmental justice. It will also delve into theprofound ways human activities have disrupted ecosystems and upset the delicate balance of nature, both globally and locally. This talk invites us to reflect on our shared responsibility to embrace sustainable practices, fostering a healthier planet and preserving the rich biodiversity of our world for generations to come. The talk will take place from 6-7 p.m. with galleries opening at 5:30 p.m. Admission: Free for Members  |  $10 for Future Members   Image: Taylor Robenalt, Bear Thoughts, 6″ x 14.5'' x 15'', Porcelain

Join us for a presentation on "Biodiversity and Environmental Justice" by the internationally distinguished Stetson University Professor, biodiversity scholar, poet, artist, and steering member of the National Environmental Justice Institute and the Center for Sustainable Communities, Dr. Rajni Shankar-Brown. Dr. Rajni Shankar-BrownThis talk will be presented alongside the exhibition, Taylor Robenalt: Peaks & Valleys. Dr. Shankar-Brown will not only highlight research but also explore the interconnectedness of our planet through storytelling, poetry, and song. The presentation will emphasize the importance of protecting biodiversity as a cornerstone of environmental justice. It will also delve into theprofound ways human activities have disrupted ecosystems and upset the delicate balance of nature, both globally and locally. This talk invites us to reflect on our shared responsibility to embrace sustainable practices, fostering a healthier planet and preserving the rich biodiversity of our world for generations to come. The talk will take place from 6-7 p.m. with galleries opening at 5:30 p.m. Admission: Free for Members  |  $10 for Future Members   Image: Taylor Robenalt, Bear Thoughts, 6″ x 14.5'' x 15'', Porcelain

Join us for a presentation on "Biodiversity and Environmental Justice" by the internationally distinguished Stetson University Professor, biodiversity scholar, poet, artist, and steering member of the National Environmental Justice Institute and the Center for Sustainable Communities, Dr. Rajni Shankar-Brown. Dr. Rajni Shankar-BrownThis talk will be presented alongside the exhibition, Taylor Robenalt: Peaks & Valleys. Dr. Shankar-Brown will not only highlight research but also explore the interconnectedness of our planet through storytelling, poetry, and song. The presentation will emphasize the importance of protecting biodiversity as a cornerstone of environmental justice. It will also delve into theprofound ways human activities have disrupted ecosystems and upset the delicate balance of nature, both globally and locally. This talk invites us to reflect on our shared responsibility to embrace sustainable practices, fostering a healthier planet and preserving the rich biodiversity of our world for generations to come. The talk will take place from 6-7 p.m. with galleries opening at 5:30 p.m. Admission: Free for Members  |  $10 for Future Members   Image: Taylor Robenalt, Bear Thoughts, 6″ x 14.5'' x 15'', Porcelain

Music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse. "When the world grows dark, let your voice carry the light." As the world begins to change, one woman brings something the von Trapp family hasn't known in a long time—joy. When Maria steps into their lives, she brings laughter, music, and a renewed sense of connection—just as the world outside their home begins to shift in dangerous ways. In a time of rising fear and uncertainty, their bond becomes an anchor—and their courage, a quiet form of resistance. The Sound of Music is a timeless story of love, family, and standing up for what truly matters, brought to life with one of the most beloved scores in musical theatre history. Presented through special arrangement with Concord Theatricals Rated G: Run time: 2 hours and 45 minutes with a 15-minute intermission BUY TICKETS NOW SPECIAL ASL/ENGLISH INTERPRETED PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY 4/25 SPECIAL AUDIO DESCRIBED PERFORMANCE ON SUNDAY 4/26 Season tickets are currently on sale through the box office for existing season ticket holders. Season tickets will be available to the general public beginning March. TO PURCHASE TICKETS IN THE SECTION WITH THE BEST SIGHT LINES TO THE INTERPRETERS, PLEASE CONTACT THE BOX OFFICE EITHER AT 386-736-1500 OR EMAIL US AT BOXOFFICE@ATHENSDELAND.COM Reserve Seating Preferred $37 (Row A-F, Orchestra & CC-DD Center Balcony) Adult $32 – Senior $28Student/Child $12 – Groups of 8 or more $25A $5.00 per ticket Processing charge is added to all purchases. As the historic Athens Theatre does not have an elevator, the balcony is not accessible to anyone with a wheelchair or walker. All Patrons with special needs can contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500 for our wheelchair/walker accessible seating. Special Box Seat Package Catered exclusively by Joe Hearn Events, The Elusive Grape, Pat & Toni's Sweet Things, and 3 Smart Cookies. $500 – Price includes: Up to 11 seats in the Box Seat and Balcony areaChoice of Red/White WineCheese PlatterChocolate Covered StrawberriesCookiesPlease contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500, for this Package.(a $5 per seat processing fee is added to the cost of these packages) Salzburg Getaway Official Rules

The Wine Walk is a monthly Progressive Wine Tasting event that takes place on Flagler Avenue, in New Smyrna Beach. Wine Walk tasting passports are $30 and include 20 tasting tickets along with a keepsake wine glass, map, and listing of each host locations wines for the month. TICKETS: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1979244538695?aff=oddtdtcreator  During the event, host locations offer both one and multi-ticket wines to sample of the 100+ featured wines for the month. Those who want to share their 20 tasting tickets with a friend may purchase an additional wine glass for $5 CASH. Flagler Avenue will NOT be closed for this event which takes place inside host locations all along Flagler Avenue. HOW TO PURCHASE TICKETS: We offer two ways for you to purchase tickets to the monthly Flagler Avenue Wine Walk. You can purchase in advance on Eventbrite for any of the dates listed above or the day of event for CASH ONLY starting at NOON. We have a limited number of online tickets for sale, but we have plenty of tickets, wine, and glasses for sale the day of. Tickets sales end at 5:15pm day of the event, to give you plenty of time to enjoy the full experience of Flagler Avenue Wine Walk Event. ONLINE IN ADVANCE: Tickets can be purchased on Eventbrite until 12pm the day of the event. For those who purchase online, tasting passports and glasses can be picked up at the âWelcome Porchâ located 401 Flagler Avenue, the intersection of S. Cooper Street & Flagler Avenue starting at 12PM. All pre-sold tickets must be picked up 5:15pm the day of the event and can ONLY BE PICKED UP AT THIS LOCATION! DAY OF EVENT FOR CASH: Tickets can be purchased the day of the event for CASH ONLY at the following three locations: West Welcome Tent: Flagler Avenue and N. Peninsula Avenue Middle Welcome Porch: 401 Flagler Avenue and S. Cooper Street East Welcome Tent: 401 Flagler Avenue and Atlantic Avenue Make it a weekend stay! Multiple beautiful accomodations along Flagler Avenue in the middle of all the fun, check all of them out here: Business Directory Archive | New Smyrna Beach â Flagler Ave Business Association â 2026 Flagler Avenue Wine Walk Dates: Saturday, January 24th Saturday, February 28th Saturday, March 28th Saturday, April 25th Saturday, May 23rd Saturday, June 27th Saturday, July 25th Saturday, August 29th Saturday, September 26th Saturday, October 24th Saturday, November 28th Saturday, December 26th

Music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse. "When the world grows dark, let your voice carry the light." As the world begins to change, one woman brings something the von Trapp family hasn't known in a long time—joy. When Maria steps into their lives, she brings laughter, music, and a renewed sense of connection—just as the world outside their home begins to shift in dangerous ways. In a time of rising fear and uncertainty, their bond becomes an anchor—and their courage, a quiet form of resistance. The Sound of Music is a timeless story of love, family, and standing up for what truly matters, brought to life with one of the most beloved scores in musical theatre history. Presented through special arrangement with Concord Theatricals Rated G: Run time: 2 hours and 45 minutes with a 15-minute intermission BUY TICKETS NOW SPECIAL ASL/ENGLISH INTERPRETED PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY 4/25 SPECIAL AUDIO DESCRIBED PERFORMANCE ON SUNDAY 4/26 Season tickets are currently on sale through the box office for existing season ticket holders. Season tickets will be available to the general public beginning March. TO PURCHASE TICKETS IN THE SECTION WITH THE BEST SIGHT LINES TO THE INTERPRETERS, PLEASE CONTACT THE BOX OFFICE EITHER AT 386-736-1500 OR EMAIL US AT BOXOFFICE@ATHENSDELAND.COM Reserve Seating Preferred $37 (Row A-F, Orchestra & CC-DD Center Balcony) Adult $32 – Senior $28Student/Child $12 – Groups of 8 or more $25A $5.00 per ticket Processing charge is added to all purchases. As the historic Athens Theatre does not have an elevator, the balcony is not accessible to anyone with a wheelchair or walker. All Patrons with special needs can contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500 for our wheelchair/walker accessible seating. Special Box Seat Package Catered exclusively by Joe Hearn Events, The Elusive Grape, Pat & Toni's Sweet Things, and 3 Smart Cookies. $500 – Price includes: Up to 11 seats in the Box Seat and Balcony areaChoice of Red/White WineCheese PlatterChocolate Covered StrawberriesCookiesPlease contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500, for this Package.(a $5 per seat processing fee is added to the cost of these packages) Salzburg Getaway Official Rules

Music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse. "When the world grows dark, let your voice carry the light." As the world begins to change, one woman brings something the von Trapp family hasn't known in a long time—joy. When Maria steps into their lives, she brings laughter, music, and a renewed sense of connection—just as the world outside their home begins to shift in dangerous ways. In a time of rising fear and uncertainty, their bond becomes an anchor—and their courage, a quiet form of resistance. The Sound of Music is a timeless story of love, family, and standing up for what truly matters, brought to life with one of the most beloved scores in musical theatre history. Presented through special arrangement with Concord Theatricals Rated G: Run time: 2 hours and 45 minutes with a 15-minute intermission BUY TICKETS NOW SPECIAL ASL/ENGLISH INTERPRETED PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY 4/25 SPECIAL AUDIO DESCRIBED PERFORMANCE ON SUNDAY 4/26 Season tickets are currently on sale through the box office for existing season ticket holders. Season tickets will be available to the general public beginning March. TO PURCHASE TICKETS IN THE SECTION WITH THE BEST SIGHT LINES TO THE INTERPRETERS, PLEASE CONTACT THE BOX OFFICE EITHER AT 386-736-1500 OR EMAIL US AT BOXOFFICE@ATHENSDELAND.COM Reserve Seating Preferred $37 (Row A-F, Orchestra & CC-DD Center Balcony) Adult $32 – Senior $28Student/Child $12 – Groups of 8 or more $25A $5.00 per ticket Processing charge is added to all purchases. As the historic Athens Theatre does not have an elevator, the balcony is not accessible to anyone with a wheelchair or walker. All Patrons with special needs can contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500 for our wheelchair/walker accessible seating. Special Box Seat Package Catered exclusively by Joe Hearn Events, The Elusive Grape, Pat & Toni's Sweet Things, and 3 Smart Cookies. $500 – Price includes: Up to 11 seats in the Box Seat and Balcony areaChoice of Red/White WineCheese PlatterChocolate Covered StrawberriesCookiesPlease contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500, for this Package.(a $5 per seat processing fee is added to the cost of these packages) Salzburg Getaway Official Rules

The Athens Theatre invites you to be "In the Room Where It Happens," a Hamilton-inspired spring fundraiser where Broadway talent meets the Athens stage for one unforgettable night.  Headlining the evening are four stars from the Broadway phenomenon Hamilton. Miguel Cervantes, who portrayed Alexander Hamilton in both the Chicago production from September 2016 until the production closed in January 2020, and on Broadway from 2020 to 2024, brings the intensity and passion that made his performance one of the most celebrated interpretations of the role. Cervantes previously appeared on Broadway in American Idiot and If/Then, and has been seen on television in Madam Secretary, Person of Interest, and The Blacklist. Joining him is Morgan Anita Wood, who made her Broadway debut as Eliza in Hamilton after nearly eight years with the production. She also performed in the touring company that starred Lin-Manuel Miranda in Puerto Rico and has appeared in productions such as Kinky Boots at the Hollywood Bowl and Loving and Loving at Actors Theatre of Louisville. Audiences may also recognize her from the recent season of Tim Robinson's The Chair Company on HBO Max. Also appearing is Tamar Greene, Broadway's longest-running George Washington in Hamilton. Known for his rich, powerful vocals, Greene has performed leading roles on Broadway, national tours, and regional stages across the country, and recently starred as Coalhouse Walker Jr. in Ragtime at Stages St. Louis. Rounding out the guest artists is Ta-Tynisa Wilson, a Hamilton Schuyler Sister standby who has also appeared in productions including Dreamgirls, The Color Purple, and The Bodyguard, and was recognized nationally as a Top 24 contestant on Season 10 of American Idol. These Broadway performers will share the stage with members of the Athens Theatre family in a thrilling concert inspired by Hamilton and the music and storytelling that made it a global sensation. This special evening will help support the Athens Theatre Youth Academy, the ongoing preservation and care of our historic 104-year-old theatre, and help offset recent reductions in arts funding at the state and other levels. Black tie suggested (formal evening wear encouraged—tuxedos, suits, and elegant dresses). Festivities begin at 7 PM and The show is at 8 PM. Premium seat holders may also add an optional $100 VIP package, which includes access to the VIP tent with passed hors d'oeuvres, dessert, and an open bar. History is happening in DeLand—and for one extraordinary night, you can be In the Room Where it Happens! RESERVED SEATINGPreferred Reserved Seating $1001st. 6 rows Orchestra & 2 Rows Center Balcony General Reserved Seating $75 A $5.00 per ticket Processing charge is added to all purchases and we collect a 6.5% State and County Sales Tax Due to the fact that the Historic Athens Theatre does not have an elevator to the balcony. The balcony is not accessible to anyone with a wheelchair or walker. All Patrons with special needs can contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500 for our wheelchair/walker accessible seating.

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