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Atlantic
Center for the Arts 1414 Art Center Ave. New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
Local Phone: 386-427-6975 Toll Free U.S./Canada: 800-393-6975 Fax: 386-427-5669
New Smyrna Beach is the proud home of Atlantic Center for the Arts.. The center
is a nonprofit interdisciplinary artists-in-residence community and education
facility dedicated to promoting artistic excellence. Atlantic Center provides
mid-career artists an opportunity to work with some of the world's most distinguished
contemporary artists in the fields of composing, visual, literary and performing
arts. Open daily, the public gallery exhibits the works of the artists-in-residence.
Performances, outreaches and receptions provide the opportunity for the public
to interact with the artists. Directions: Exit 84 (New Smyrna Beach) off I-95;
E. to U.S.1; N. on U.S.1 approx. 3 mi., past the NSB Airport; entrance onto Art
Center Ave. on L. (West side) of U.S.1.
Canaveral
National Seashore is on a barrier island which includes ocean, beach,
dune, hammock, lagoon, salt marsh, and pine flatland habitats. The barrier island
and adjacent waterways offer a blend of plant and animal life. Records show that
1,045 species of plants and 310 species of birds can be found in the park. Visitors
may enjoy walking the nature and historical trails during the cool winter months.
Throughout the year opportunity for recreational activities include; lagoon and
surf fishing, boating, canoeing, surfing, sunbathing, swimming, hiking, horseback
riding and backcountry camping.
New Smyrna Speedway 3939 S.R. 44 New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 Local
Phone: 386-427-4129 Enjoy auto racing every Saturday night from the middle of
Mar. - Dec. beginning at 7:30 p.m. Front gate opens at 6 p.m. Call for racing
information Jan. - Mar. Racing held nightly during special events. Located midway
between I-95 and I-4 at the corner S.R.44 and S.R. 415. Marine Discovery
Center 118 N. Causeway New Smyrna Beach, FL 32169 Local Phone: 386-428-4828
Toll Free U.S./Canada: 866-257-4828 Wildlife Nature Tours and River of History
Tours of the Indian River Lagoon aboard "Discovery" our Coast Guard approved 40-foot
poontoon boat with a certified Florida Naturalist/biologist with many years of
experience on the Intracoastal Waterway, the most diverse estuary in North America
and one of the cleanest left in the world. We also offer guided kayak tours. One
of Florida's best wildlife experiences. MDC is dedicated to protection our marine
environment. New Smyrna Museum of History 120 Sams Ave.
New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 Local Phone: 386-478-0052 New Smyrna Beach the Museum's
main exhibit features the Turnbull Colony with additional exhibits from the Pre-Columbian
era, Spanish Periods, British Period, Seminole Wars, Civil War, Railroad Era and
the 20th Century. Built in 1901, The Connor Library originally served as the area's
local library and was donated to the city in 1924. Today, The Connor Library Museum,
the oldest municipal building in New Smyrna Beach, serves as a museum of local
history. Turtle Mound Dating back to 2000 BC, the Timucuan
Indian civilization created Turtle Mound over a period of several hundred years.
A kitchen midden made up of oyster and shellfish remains, Turtle Mound is seen
seven miles out at sea and resembles the shape of a turtle. The highest point
of elevation in the New Smyrna Beach area, Turtle Mound stands 50 feet tall and
covers two acres. Located in Canaveral National Seashore Park, a trail to its
peak leads to a spectacular panoramic view of the Intracoastal Waterway and the
Atlantic Ocean. Directions: Located south on A1A in Canaveral National Seashore.
Turnbull Ruins This coquina block foundation represents the
colonization by Dr. Andrew Turnbull from 1766-1777. It's believed that he attempted
to build his personal mansion on these coquina remains. Although the origination
of the ruins is unknown, it's theorized that they may be the remnants of a pre-colonial
fort or a colonial church.
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Sugar Mill Ruins This once highly functional sugar mill was built during
the uprisings of the Native Americans in the early 1800s. The mill, the sugar
plantations and all the buildings in New Smyrna were destroyed during the war
between the Seminole Indians and the United States. Eldora House
In 1877 property was purchased for the creation of Eldora, a small community
situated on the southern inland waterway. The exact population of early Eldora
was not known, deeds and tax records indicate 50-75 people. The agricultural community
thrived since travel along the waterway was faster and safer than the ocean. Their
Eldora's decline began after three freezes during the late 1880's and 1890's destroying
the citrus crops. After 1900 - After 1910, the Eldora "State" House, a large home
on the water's edge was built. It has a Dutch Colonial design with plain, yet
graceful features such as a gambrel roof and columns surrounding the front porch.
The style is open and airy; they have full use of the attic and a widow's walk.
Today, two buildings remain: the Eldora "State" House and a post office/citrus
packinghouse. Directions: It is located in the North District of Canaveral National
Seashore, south of New Smyrna Beach on A-1A. From the district's Parking #8, a
short walk will take park visitors to the edge of Mosquito Lagoon and remains
on the Eldora Community. Pioneer Settlement for the Creative Arts
1776 Lightfoot Ln Barberville, FL 32105 Local Phone: 386-749-2959 Fax: 386-749-2087
Ponce de Leon Inlet Lighthouse 4931 S. Peninsula Dr. Daytona
Beach, FL 32127 Local Phone: 386-761-1821 Fax: 386-761-3121 National Historic
Landmark. One of the few, surviving complete lighthouse stations. Visitors can
climb the 203 steps to the top of the tower for a spectacular view.
African American Museum of the Arts 325 S. Clara Ave. DeLand, FL 32720
Local Phone: 386-736-4004 Fax: 386-736-4088 Ormond Memorial Art Museum
& Gardens 78 E. Granada Blvd. Ormond Beach, FL 32176 Local Phone: 386-676-3347
Sugar Mill Botanical
Gardens in Daytona Beach 950 Old Sugar Mill Rd. Port Orange, FL 32129
Local Phone: 904-767-1735 The Casements 25 Riverside Dr.
Ormond Beach, FL 32176 Local Phone: 386-676-3216 Fax: 386-676-3363 The winter
home of billionaire John D. Rockefeller from 1918 to his death in this house in
May, 1937. The house has been renovated to reflect that period during which Ivan
Rockefeller lived in it. As an historic period home, placed on the National Register
of Historic Homes in 1972, the Casements serves as a cultural and civic center
for the City of Ormond Beach. Shoestring Theater 380 S. Goodwin
St. Lake Helen, FL 32744 Local Phone: 386-228-3777 A community theatre presenting
one young people's show, five regular live theatre plays and one musical annually.
Performers are amateurs of all ages. Has been in operation for over 50 years.
Daytona Beach Symphony Society 140 S. Beach St. #107 Daytona
Beach, FL 32114 Local Phone: 386-253-2901 Fax: 386-253-5774 Daytona Beach Symphony
Society, the only Volusia County organization that has presented large-scale classical
concerts each and every year since 1952. Formed by a group that included Julius
Davidson, the late publisher of the Daytona Beach News-Journal. "To bring people
and music together." Jackie Robinson Ballpark 105 E. Orange
Ave. Daytona Beach, FL 32114 Local Phone: 386-258-3106 Minor League Baseball team
for the Chicago Cubs. Plays home games at Jackie Robinson Ballpark, Home of Jackie
Robinson's first pro baseball game. Directions: Located on City Island, downtown
Daytona Beach. Halifax Historical Museum 252 S. Beach St.
Daytona Beach, FL 32114 Local Phone: 386-255-6976 - The museum presents the history
of the Halifax Area dating back to 15,000 B.C. Artifacts depict area plantations
and pioneer faimilies. The Racing Zone Exhibit chronicles early beach auto racing
to present day NASAR. Housed in the former 1910 Merchants Bank building, an extensive
photographic and postcard collection round out the museum's vertical files on
a wide range of topics. Southeast Museum of Photography
1200 W. International Speedway (Daytona Beach Community College) Daytona Beach,
FL 32114 Local Phone: 386-254-4475 The Southeast Museum of Photography is an internationally
renowned collection and exhibition of the best in historical and contemporary
photography. International exhibitions of photojournalism, fine art, portraiture,
landscape, commercial and documentary are supplemented by artist lectures, workshops
and public programs.
WALT DISNEY
WORLD - MAGIC KINGDOM Guests
can experience seven wondrous and enchanting lands of fun and make-believe where
timeless, never forgotten stories come to life. 40 famous Disney attractions,
parades and shows await you in this kingdom where the enchantment never ends.
WALT
DISNEY WORLD - MGM STUDIOS Guests
can experience thrilling attractions, spectacular live entertainment, back stage
action, and special events that capture the spirit of Hollywood. Visitors can
experience the hair-raising Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, see the new GOOSE BUMPS
Horror land and Fright Show, and catch Disney's Hercules "Zero to Hero"
Victory Parade on Hollywood Boulevard.
ANIMAL KINGDOM
Whether
real, imaginary or extinct, the animals who rule this domain bring to life a day
of adventure into the mystery, marvels and thrills of Disney's Animal Kingdom
Theme Park.
EPCOT
Guests can explore all that's new in science,
technology, energy and health, or visit eleven different countries and experience
the food, music, shopping and culture. Illuminations becomes a worldwide celebration
featuring new music, special effects and thunderous fireworks.
UNIVERSAL
STUDIOS Thrill
to over 40 rides, shows, and attractions, including "Terminator 2: 3-D Battle
Across Time", "Jaws®", "Back To The Future®", "Kongfrontation®",
"E.T. Adventure®", "A Day in the Park with Barney", and the
all new "Twister"®.
SEA WORLD
Interactive marine adventure park featuring
colorful Key West attraction, which stretches across five acres, with exhibits
of sea turtles, sting rays and dolphins; the polar adventure, Wild Arctic, where
guests encounter live polar bears; the Shamu killer whale show; the high-speed,
split-second water heroics of Baywatch at Seaworld. New to the water coaster thrill
ride, Journey to Atlantis.
SPLENDID CHINA
This
unique 76 acre outdoor attraction allows visitors to explore China's sites and
landmarks -- Forbidden City, Great Wall, Leshan Grand Buddha, Stone Forest, Terra
Cotta Warriors and more. Discover fascinating shows, taste delicious Chinese cuisine
and let dancers, actors and acrobats entertain you all day.
ENTERTAINMENT COMPLEXES
Downtown Disney Pleasure Island
Experience nighttime entertainment at its
best with seven night clubs, incredible stage shows, outstanding live outdoor
concerts and a nightly New Year's Eve party.
Downtown Disney West side
Entertainment is first rate on the "West
Side" including AMC 24 Theaters, House of Blues, Wolfgang Puck Cafe, Bongos,
and the amazing Virgin Megastore. Hard
Rock Live The
future of rock history-the all new Hard Rock Live features a 2000-seat concert
venue, state-of-the-art sound, lighting and broadcast systems, worth of the legendary
acts that will grace our stage.
UNIVERSAL
CITY WALK Near
Orlando: BUSCH
GARDENS - TAMPA Family
entertainment park featuring thrill rides, live entertainment, animal exhibits,
shops, restaurants and one of the top zoos in the country. Land of the Dragons,
a fantastic new children's play area, is now open. This dragon-themed adventure
land features a variety of interactive attractions, children's rides, a theater
and a three story tree- house with a stairway, slide and bridges. Also enjoy Kumba,
the largest, fastest, longest roller coaster in the southeast and Montu, the longest
and tallest inverted roller coaster in the world.
SILVER
SPRINGS New
Silver Springs features the world famous Glass Bottom Boats, the World of Bears,
Kids Ahoy! Play land, headline concerts, the Jungle Cruise, Jeep Safari, the new
"Wild Waters" water park and its "Cool Kids Cove" children's
play area, and much more. WATER
PARKS
ADVENTURE
ISLAND TAMPA Adventure
Island is whipping up waves of excitement for the whole family! It's full of thrills
as you discover a combination of exhilarating slides, tropical beaches, pools
and floats.
DISNEY'S BLIZZARD BEACH Enjoy
the newest water park at the WALT DISNEY WORLD® Resort and plunge 60 miles an
hour on the largest, fastest free fall speed slide, Summit Plummet. Heated water.
Pre-teen and children's area.
RESORT RIVER COUNTRY Experience
a relaxing atmosphere of water rides, sandy beaches, sparkling pool and nature
trails at the ol' swimmin' hole. Children's area and heated water.
DISNEY'S TYPHOON LAGOON
Enjoy America's largest inland surf pool,
a shark reef with tropical fish and other water adventures. Children's area and
heated water.
WATER MANIA
Enjoy 36 acres of stimulating slides,
twisting flumes, and adventurous pools. Take the family twisting and turning 400
ft. down the Anaconda, or float swiftly along an 850 ft. tropical river. Grab
a body board and ride the only surfing simulator in the Eastern U.S. Families
can enjoy a wet day of fun and retreat to three acres of beautifully landscaped
picnic area. There's something for every family member at Water Mania!
WET
'N WILD.......................................
Enjoy a full day of fun at Orlando's
best selection of world renown water rides, including an elaborate children's
playground featuring mini versions of our most popular rides. The new Fuji Flyer
is a thrilling four passenger toboggan ride through 450 feet of exciting banked
curves. Offering the most variety of multi-person rides so families and friends
can experience their exciting water adventures together!
WILD WATERS Exciting
family water park featuring 450,000 gallon wave pool, seven speed flumes and water
slides. "Cool Kids Cove" is a one acre attraction featuring a shallow
lagoon with a wooden dock complete with water slides, net bridge, water cannons,
swings, waterfalls and tunnels. Park also features miniature golf, volleyball,
and picnic facilities.
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