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What would you say to someone you lost, if you could see them again? What if they’re a better listener now than when they were alive? Pulitzer Prize finalist Jordan Harrison reinvents the family drama in his richly spare, wryly funny, and powerful “Marjorie Prime.”

In New Smyrna Beach, residents and visitors can’t help but notice the changes happening along the shoreline. A large-scale beach and dune restoration project is currently underway, aimed at strengthening the coastline after years of storm erosion. The effort includes rebuilding miles of protective dunes and adding significant volumes of sand to stabilize vulnerable areas.

Discover the best monthly events in Volusia County, from Wine Walks and art festivals to classic car shows and nightlife in New Smyrna Beach. First Saturdays on Canal Street Recurring monthly on the last Saturday along Canal Street, NSB Join Canal Street Historic District for First Saturday and enjoy a full day of shopping, sipping, strolling… and dining. Art & Artisan Stroll • 9AM–3PM Stroll and browse art, antiques and more! Art Vendors & FREE Live Entertainment at Christm

Seeing a familiar place in a completely new way is always a treat, and this spring, Brevard Zoo offers exactly that with its limited-time Illumi-Nature Festival.

Jeep Beach 2026 returns April 17 - 26, bringing one of the nation’s largest Jeep-only events back to Volusia County.

As March kicked off with some amazing weather, as usual, the fishing was on fire and the bite was hotter than ever!

Staying informed about your insurance coverage is one of the most valuable Volusia County resources available to protect your property and finances.

Stay informed and engaged in Volusia County with local news, emergency alerts, community events, and trusted media sources. Discover tools, apps, and newsletters that keep residents connected.

Fall is one of the best times to explore Volusia County. October, November, and December bring a mix of spooky fun, holiday spirit, and plenty of local events to enjoy with friends and family.

At the moment of this writing, I am drooling over a crushed Oreo cookie and candy cane-topped donut!

As the new year begins, two local businesses in Volusia County are helping residents embrace healthier lifestyles.

Located in the heart of Edgewater, Dutch Oven Bread Co., is more than just a bakery.

Nestled in the historic district of New Smyrna Beach on Canal Street, Yellow Dog Eats is more than a restaurant - it’s a whole vibe.

Typsy Unicorn’s Brewery features a full scratch kitchen that’s all about fresh, made-from-scratch dishes. Their menu offers a variety of options, from house-made pickles that add a perfect crunchy bite to their selection of handcrafted charcuterie boards, loaded with a mix of meats, cheeses, and flavorful accompaniments.

Discover why Toon Tiki Charters is becoming one of New Smyrna Beach’s favorite experiences. From private cruises and sunset parties to wellness events and island hopping adventures, the Kanaloa Tiki Boat offers the ultimate day on the water.

If you didn’t already know, the West Volusia Tourism Advertising Authority has a “Cool Craft Beverage Trail” to help you discover unique drinks and their shops or restaurants throughout the west side of the county. You can find local breweries, coffee shops, and candy stores on their website, CoolCraftTrail.com, and social media sites.

Founded in March 2020 by Fabio and Candice Uyttewaal, Dutch Oven Bread Co. has a name that’s a nod to Fabio’s Dutch roots and a super cool baking technique using a Dutch oven to whip up the most perfect, artisan-style loaves. Fabio, or “Fabe” as Candice lovingly calls him, shared a little baking secret with me.

Discover the best restaurants, bars, farmers markets, and hidden gems across Volusia County with Taste of 386. Join the foodie community sharing reviews, specials, events, and local culinary adventures.

I want to highlight some of our other Daytona Beach area businesses that have been featured on national platforms in the past year.

Does the thought of strolling through a wintery forest to carefully choose your own Christmas tree sound like the ideal holiday to you? While I can’t promise a snowy wonderland, there is a spot in Florida that allows you to cut your own Christmas tree, plus tons more fun to get your family in the holiday spirit.