The 4th Annual Granada Grand Festival of the Arts heads back to Downtown Ormond Beach with over sixty professional visual artists and a generous helping of food, music and fun. Find a treasure, take part in the interactive chalk project, enjoy some jazz and taste food truck fare from six different food trucks. Visit our […]
Join us every Thursday at Ormond Beach Farmer’s Market downtown Ormond Beach at City Hall Plaza! Find local produce, crafts and plants along with delicious prepared food. Plenty of free parking. Easy handicap access. Pet friendly.
New York Times best-selling author Tim Dorsey will discuss his newest Serge Storms novel, “The Pope of Palm Beach,” at 4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 10, at the Ormond Beach Regional Library, 30 S. Beach St., Ormond Beach. Dorsey, a former night metro editor at the Tampa Tribune, has published 20 humorous crime novels about the […]
This year's NEA Big Read novel is "True Grit". The 1969 film version stars John Wayne, Glen Campbell and Kim Darby. The DVD movie will be raffled off at the end. Rated G, 128 minutes. Film will be shown in the library Auditorium
We are rounding up all the buckaroos & cowpokes, dudes and dudettes, tenderfoots & city slickers that we can find to join us for a rip-roaring good time! Y'all are welcome to wear your cowboy, cowgirl, other old west or pioneer duds, but we also will have a cowboy/cowgirl photo backdrop down on the ranch […]
This is the sixth year in a row that "The Stars from THE COASTERS, DRIFTERS, AND TEMPTATIONS SALUTE" are performing at the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center. Always a sell-out show! Myles Savage Star Lead Singer and Stars International USA Inc., present this star studded attraction which ran at the Sahara Hotel and Casino in […]
Join us every Thursday at Ormond Beach Farmer’s Market downtown Ormond Beach at City Hall Plaza! Find local produce, crafts and plants along with delicious prepared food. Plenty of free parking. Easy handicap access. Pet friendly.
Curator Sherrill Schoening and Bunnie Graham, Ph. D, registered art therapist discuss the making and meaning of mandalas.
Zach Zacharias will describe the culture of Florida cracker cowboys-their lifestyle, origin and how the name came to be. Zacharias is the senior curator of education and curator of history at the Museum of Arts & Science, Daytona Beach. A NEA Big Read event. Lecture held in the Library Auditorium
This documentary captures the story of these real-life cowboys: their history, their culture, and the uncertain future they face as they strive to preserve their way of life in a fast-paced modern world. A NEA Big Read event Film shown in the Library Auditorium