Learn how Havana and Cuba’s countryside were primary destinations for American tourists during the first half of the 20th century and how the Overseas Railroad facilitated travel to the region. This presentation is part of the free Lemonade Lectures series sponsored by Volusia County. Light refreshments and lemonade will be served. Registration is requested call; 386-668-3840 or email lperez@volusia.org. Free
Children are invited to Kids Corner, an outdoor story time. The free program features various stories, songs and activities designed for preschoolers, but children of all ages are welcome. Registration is requested call; 386-668-3840 or email lperez@volusia.org. Free
Event Location: O’Brien, FL – exact address provided upon registration Come participate in workshops related to bushcraft, blacksmithing, permaculture, emotional intelligence, ancestral knowledge, homesteading, wild foraging, bird watching, plant identification, and more. This educational and heart-warming village experience is well worth the drive!
Gray and red foxes call Florida home. During this free presentation, learn fascinating facts about these canids with local author and wildlife enthusiast Marcia Meara. Meara has published seven novels, two novellas and a book of poetry, all available on Amazon. Registration is requested call; 386-668-3840 or email lperez@volusia.org. Free
Line dancing is a great way to exercise your mind and body. Join DeBary Hall staff for a fun evening full of learning beginner line dances to various music genres. There is a $3 charge for each class. Registration is requested call; 386-668-3840 or email lperez@volusia.org.
This event is located at the Panhandle Pioneer Settlement. We are a living history museum that teaches and demonstrates how life was in the old days. We put this event together with that in mind. This is a two day event packed full of vendors, demonstrators, and classes. Classes may require additional fees. This event is focused on teaching the community on how to live a simpler more self-sustainable life and give you the skills to be prepared for any...
Wear your poineer outfit if you wish, bring a jounal and something to write or color with, and bring a small rug to sit on. We will spend a short time getting to know eachother and then dive into our book of the month, Great Illustrated Classics edition of Around the World in 80 Days. We most likely will not get through the entire novel but perhaps journalers can continue their reading at home. This could make for some great...
Docent will be on hand to walk with you through the village and share the secrets of our rich Osceola History!
The French had a long connection to Florida dating back to 1563 with their colony of Fort Caroline. Join Zach Zacharias at Gamble Place in Port Orange to discuss various aspects of French influence in Florida over the last 500 years including, Campbell Town, Napoleon’s nephew, French aid during the American Revolutionary War, pirates, John James Audubon, merci trains and more. Space is limited and advanced registration is required. RSVP by calling the Museum at 386-255-0285. LOCATION: Gamble Place in...
Event Location: Audubon Park Covenant Church, 3219 Chelsea St, Orlando, FL 32803 We will be hosting a panel of garden gurus during the first half of the meeting and having a seed/plant swap the second half. Please send any spring gardening questions that you have for the panel to info@orlandopermaculture.org.
The fair is on this year and one of the the MANY things going on there is Cracker Village. Immerse yourself in the life of a 19th century Florida pioneer. Visit authentic buildings and learn about home life, trade, commerce and transportation as it was in rural Florida just before the turn of the 20th century. Confirm check gate opening and closing time.
After 12 years of hosting the Hannibal Square Heritage Center Folk & Urban Art Festival, Heritage Center Manager, Barbara Chandler, together with noted Orlando-based Haitian American artist and educator Patrick Noze, will co-curate an exhibition that dives deeper into the lives and creative genius behind the dynamic works by artists who have exhibited at the festival over its history. Community Collage Artists, many of whom are self-taught, will share their paintings, jewelry, quilts, and sculptural works, along with their artistic...