| THE Ormond Beach Real Estate & Community Events blog. By Lisa C. Hill, "THE SMART CHOICE!" |
It's been a while since I blogged about the Daytona Beach area cultural scene, and I think it's time I got back to it. This post is about the Surf Exhibit that is currently on display at the Ormond Beach Memorial Art Museum. (The link to the display will change with each exhibit)
This exhibit's featured artists are...
- Marc Barrett
- Marlyn Catlow
- Christine Colby
- Chaz Daugherty
- Sandy Fraser
- Dave Hettel
- Kenny Miller
- Melissa Miller Nece
- John Peccio
- Paul Prewitt
- Albert Shelton
- Joulia Vitaliy
Also on display in this exhibit, you'll find some rare photos, uncovered by the Volusia County Beach Services. These fascinating pieces of history depict the earliest decades of life guards on our beaches.
During this exhibit, food and refreshments will be served for a small fee, and if you own a local business, you may want to sponsor a portion of this event.
There are MANY other happenings during this unique Surf Exhibit, which runs through August 3, 2008, and I encourage you to visit the Ormond Beach Memorial Art Museum site for more information. But I'd like to draw your attention to one more aspect of this exhibit, which is sponsored by one of my personal favorite causes here in Volusia. The sponsor is the Marine Science Center in Ponce Inlet, which I have blogged about many times! Feel free to take a little side-step and read those posts...
But back to the Ormond Memorial Art Museum's, Surf's Up Exhibition. The museum hours are Monday through Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Admittance for students and children is free, and a donation of $2.00 is suggested for adults. The museum is located at 73 E. Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach, FL. For more information, you may call 386-676-3347.
I hope you enjoy the Surf Exhibit and don't forget, it only runs through August 3rd! But there will be more upcoming exhibits as well. Keep checking back and I'll keep you posted on the many different types of cultural, family and just plain fun events that are frequently occurring all over Volusia County.
And if you're interested in buying real estate in the Daytona Beach area, make a Smart Choice today and contact Lisa Hill for all your real estate needs! I'm a Daytona Beach native, familiar with every city and almost every neighborhood in east Volusia County!
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