DeLand Magazine - March/April 2023

FEATURES

6 Farm to Table

8 Cookbooks by Cuisine Reads

10 Foodie Fun Facts

12 Cuisine Gadgets

14 Foodie Travel Destinations

16 33rd Spring Daytona Turkey Run

26 Florida Oral & Facial

New Treatment with Jaw-Dropping Results

26 The Goods on Grief

What to Send When Someone Dies

EVERY ISSUE

17-24 Scene: Events, Music, Art, Theater

28, 30 DeLand Cuisine

Cover Artist: Pamela Ramey Tatum

Pamela Ramey Tatum paints with a contemporary feel with elements of expressionism and impressionism in her knife paintings. According to artist and gallery owner Andrew Hyder, “Tatum’s work is modern, dynamic and fresh.” Her palette knife paintings are her most popular pieces. She takes several commissions each year for cityscapes, portraits, and beach scenes. In her most recent work, Tatum is embracing both representational and elements of abstraction. Her work is in various collections in the U.S. and abroad.

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Farm to Table

Farm to Table is not a new concept; in fact it has been around for many, many years. Farmers Markets have long been an important part of the farm to table concept. Essentially farm to table means “harnessing the produce and livestock of locally grown farmers and ranchers; to put it simply, buying local.”

Over the years, the farm to table concept has grown into a restaurant concept where the restaurant’s ingredients are sourced as locally as possible, meaning they tend to be very fresh, and they have been through a minimal series of middlemen, if any, literally going directly from the farm to the table.

The farm-to-table restaurant trend is part of a larger movement to eat as locally as possible, taking advantage of seasonally available fruits and vegetables and focusing on the environmental and cultural impacts of farming. As a general rule, farm-to-table restaurants readily identify themselves, as the farm-to-table concept is considered a selling point.

Here are just a few of the top designated certified Farm to Table restaurants in Florida where you can expect fresh local ingredients, fresh from the farm:

Cress

Deland (Volusia County)

103 West Indiana Avenue

(386) 734-3740

www.cressrestaurant.com

Gainesville (Alachua County)

Humble Pie Wood-Fired Pizza & Bagel Shop

(850) 766-4467

307 SW 4th Avenue

www.humblepiecatering.com

Vine Bread & Pasta

627 N Main Street

(352) 872-5866

www.facebook.com/VineGainesville/

Jacksonville (Duval County)

Congaree and Penn

11830 Old Kings Road

904.527.1945

www.congareeandpenn.com/farmers-table

Loxahatchee (Palm Beach County)

Swank Specialty Produce

14311 North Road

(561) 202-5648

https://www.swankspecialtyproduce.com/

Orlando (Orange County)

Primo by Melissa Kelly at JW Marriott

Orlando Grande Lakes

4040 Central Florida Parkway (407) 393-4444

www.grandelakes.com/dining/primo

The Strand

807 N Mills Avenue

(between Park Lake St & Illinois St)

(407) 920-7744

http://strandorlando.com

Miami Beach (Miami-Dade County)

Essensia Restaurant & Lounge

3025 Collins Avenue (lobby level at The Palms Hotel)

(305) 908-5458

www.essensiarestaurant.com

Winter Park (Orange County)

The Ravenous Pig

1234 N. Orange Avenue

(407) 628-2333

www.theravenouspig.com

Source: knowwhereyourfoodcomesfrom.com

FARM TOURS

Greenlund’s Blueberry U-Pick and Farm

1515 Harper Road, Pierson

Greenlund’s Fernery & Packing Shed

469 Minshew Road, Pierson

Vo-LaSalle Farms

601 Johnson Lake Road, DeLeon Springs

Lindley’s Nursery

1232 Canal St., New Smyrna Beach

Luznar Feed and Farm Supply

3645 Watermelon Lane, New Smyrna Beach

Benedict Farms

705 Airport Road, New Smyrna Beach

Volusia County Agricultural Center

3100 E. New York Ave., DeLand

Florida Agricultural Museum

7900 Old Kings Road N., Palm Coast

Cowart Ranch and Farms

8185 West Highway 100, Bunnell

Wesley Wells Farm

2680 Ada Arnold Road, Saint Augustine

For more information call us at (407) 305-3452

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Cookbooks by CuisineReads

Lebanese Cuisine: The Authentic Cookbook

by Samira Kazan

Whole grains, fruits, vegetables, chickpeas, garlic, parsley, olive oil, lemons, fresh seafood, poultry, and lamb—with its abundance of healthful ingredients, Lebanese cuisine will leave you fully satisfied! If it suits you, find vegan or vegetarian adaptations for every recipe. Plus with helpful step-by-step photography for every recipe, you will know exactly how to make all of these dishes right.

Author and recipe developer Samira Kazan has put her whole heart into making sure you have the very best, complete recipe collection of her home country.

Mexican Cookbook: Mexican Food History and Mexican Every Day Cuisine

by Aron Smith

There are many reasons to travel to Mexico; from the beaches of the Mayan Riviera to dream islands like Holbox and Cozumel, passing through the Mayan ruins of Teotihuacan to the capital Mexico City. But don’t forget one of the most important aspects of a trip to this country: Mexican cuisine. Mexican cuisine remains one of the most beloved and appreciated outside the country of origin, immediately after the Asian ones, such as Japanese or Chinese. It may be that it comes very close to the tastes of texas, it may be the inevitable presence of chili, but Mexican food has always been a huge success.

The Ultimate Chinese Cookbook: 111 Dishes From China To Cook Right Now

by Slavka Bodic

Are you a fan of an authentic Chinese kitchen?

Then you are in luck! This cookbook has it all and more. This cookbook will upgrade your cooking routine with one hundred eleven delicious and filling meals from China with love. You will be happy to cook again. Explore new and exciting flavors of authentic Chinese cuisine. You will be delighted with the results. Don’t worry if you are not a chef. This comprehensive cooking guide is good for any level. It will help tap into your creative side.

You will love this cookbook because everyone can appreciate a real homemade meal and newness. Surprise yourself, your friends, or your family. It is time to cook something new. Be ready for your taste buds to sing.

Spice Kitchen: Healthy Latin and Caribbean Cuisine

by Ariel Fox and Gordon Ramsay

Chef Ariel Fox introduces you to both classic recipes as well as innovative new dishes in Spice Kitchen: Healthy Latin and Caribbean Cuisine in a way that works for all lifestyles. This book has something for everyone, including information on how to maximize your pantry, simple recipes, and useful suggestions for adapting the dishes to any diet.

Ariel made the decision to change her lifestyle, learn about nutrition, and get in the greatest shape of her life while still maintaining a connection to the foods she grew up eating. Now she’s here to share her decades of experience and knowledge with you. This cookbook will be a fantastic addition to your kitchen, whether you are looking for healthier alternatives to the nostalgic flavors of your childhood or are new to Latin and Caribbean foods.

Plant-Based India: Nourishing Recipes Rooted in Tradition

by Dr. Sheil Shukla

India is home to a vibrant tapestry of culinary traditions—and to more vegetarians than anywhere else in the world. It’s also where Dr. Sheil Shukla learned to love traditional Gujarāti fare, cooking alongside his adored ba (grandmother) over summers in Mumbai.

Plant-Based India presents over 100 completely vegan recipes for shāk (spiced vegetable dishes), dāl (legume stews), rotli (flatbreads), bhāt (rice dishes), and more. From a comforting Pālak Tofu that transcends dairybased paneer, to vegan Nān, festive Navratan Rice, hearty Dāl Makhani, and summery Chocolate Chāi Mousse with Berries, these are recipes from the heart—filled with nourishing ingredients at their seasonal best.

French Country Cooking: Meals and Moments from a Village in the Vineyards: A Cookbook by

Mimi Thorisson

Readers everywhere fell in love with Mimi Thorisson, her family, and their band of smooth fox terriers through her blog, Manger, and debut cookbook, A Kitchen in France. In French Country Cooking, the family moves to an abandoned old château in Médoc. While shopping for local ingredients, cooking, and renovating the house, Mimi meets the farmers and artisans who populate the village and learns about the former owner of the house, an accomplished local cook. Here are recipes inspired by this eccentric cast of characters, including White Asparagus Soufflé, Wine Harvest Pot au Feu, Endives with Ham, and Salted Butter Chocolate Cake. Featuring evocative photographs taken by Mimi’s husband, Oddur Thorisson.

Colombian Cookbook: Plunge into a Flavorful Cuisine

by Rachael Rayner

The book would let you plunge into the wide and flavorful cuisine of Colombia. It introduces a newbie to the great cooking technique. You will find spicy, savory, tangy, fresh, and sweet recipes that are easy to cook. The ingredients are mostly available in any super-shops because Colombians like to keep things simple and hassle free.

You will find 30 delicious Colombian recipes. These recipes are divided into breakfast, lunch, snack, dinner and desserts. Plunge into this fabulous cuisine and give your taste buds an unforgettable ride.

Around the World in 80 Recipes

by Publications International Ltd.

Embark on an unforgettable culinary adventure: Take a delicious trip around the globe and discover some of the best recipes from every continent. From tacos to tagine and pot stickers to paella, you’ll find that cooking is the best way to travel!

• Recipes are arranged in chapters by continent: North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia.

• You’ll get local specialties from around the world for breakfasts, dinners, snacks, sides, soups, desserts and more.

• Try Fried Green Tomatoes from the USA and Shredded Beef Tacos from Mexico.

• Classic Pesto Linguine from Italy, Lamb and Mint Hand Pies from Ireland and Chocolate Macarons from France.

• Peri-Peri Chicken from Africa.

• Donburi from Japan and Butter Chicken from India.

• Every recipe is accompanied by a color photo.

Foodie Fun Facts

4%

Cheese is the most stolen food in the world. In fact, it’s stolen so much it has its own percentage! About 4% of all cheese made around the globe ends up stolen. There’s even a black market for cheese!

100

One fast food burger can have meat from 100 different cows. It sounds like a crazy amount, but the ground beef used to make burgers, both in fast food places and grocery stores, is made of a collection of muscle tissues.

70%

Although we may be accustomed to burgers, goat meat accounts for 70% of the red meat eaten globally. This is great news because goats are better for you and the environment.

1:4 60%

Humans’ DNA is 60% the same as bananas. Our genes are comprised of 3 billion building blocks which are surprisingly un-unique. From this, 60% of our genes are identical to that of a banana.

One in four hazelnuts end up in Nutella. Nutella is so popular, 25% of all hazelnuts end up in a jar! Since they’re in such high demand, some universities are trying to grow them in labs in order to negate global shortages.

49%

During the Revolutionary War, the Americans would avoid sandwiches due to their association and origin in Britain. Clearly, that has changed today, after a 2014 study found that 49% of Americans over 20 eat one sandwich every day.

40% 200

Australians eat the most meat. Coming in at a whopping 200 pounds per person every year, Australians take first place, but are still closely followed by Americans.

Specifically, a whopping 40% of produce grown is never sold just because it’s too ugly. Because consumers won’t buy imperfect fruits or veggies, grocery stores, in turn, refuse to stock them.

2.5 Billion

McDonald’s sells 2.5 billion hamburgers per year. That equates to 75 McDonald’s hamburgers sold every second, every day, or 6.5 million hamburgers each day.

Cuisine Gadgets

If you’re in the mood to try your hand at preparing international cuisine, you may want to check out this list we’ve prepared featuring gadgets designed to help you navigate your way through just about any recipe you plan to tackle.

Make authentic, rich, and spellbinding salsas and guacamole with the aid of a beautiful and efficient molcajete. Perfect for replicating traditional recipes, a molcajete allows you to grind up herbs, spices, grains, and a range of fruits and vegetables, to make spreads, sauces, and dishes with smooth textures and balanced flavors. amazon.com

No home chef can cook truly authentic paella without using one of the most iconic pieces of kitchenware in Spanish restaurants and tapas bars: the paella pan. Paella pans are designed to be able to prepare large quantities of golden paella. The design distributes the heat equally across its large volume, allowing you to gently cook the rice, vegetables, and delicious meats together in harmony. amazon.com

The glistening chrome exterior and the sight of fresh pasta squeezing through the rollers are synonymous with Italian kitchens. Italian cooking is at its most breathtaking when everything is prepared from scratch. Even the most luxurious of storebought pasta cannot compare with preparing your own.

amazon.com

Do you dream of sliding a freshly baked Neopolitan pizza from the heat of your outdoor stone oven? A pizza stone gives you an authentic yet practical way to bake your pizzas and other dough. Pizza stones can be used in your home kitchen oven. Their texture and ability to evenly distribute heat allow for an even, crisp bake, and that iconic stonebaked taste. amazon.com

Elevate your European-inspired casseroles, stews, and meat dishes by staying true to the centuries-old Northern European technique of cooking in cast iron cookware. A Dutch-French oven pot is surprisingly lightweight, despite its robust appearance. It is key to capturing authentic flavor and texture when cooking various French and Nothern Europe classics. amazon.com

Crepes are a surefire way to add a generous dose of French-inspired sweet or savory to your dinner party or brunch. A crepe pan’s tapered rim allows you to cook flawless crepes, in a quick, balanced way. Durable, yet easy to handle, crepe pans are a welcome addition to any worldly home kitchen. amazon.com

If you or a foodie close to you longs for spicy meat tacos or cheese-smothered enchiladas, a tortilla press will undoubtedly be a great addition to the kitchen. Passionate chefs and foodies will tell you that store-bought tortillas simply cannot come close to the fresh, delicate taste of homemade tortillas. amazon.com

Dreaming of tasting creamy, icycold gelato beneath the Tuscan sun? Bring the magic of Italy’s most beloved dessert into your home with a premium gelato machine. Gelato machines work gently and with care, crafting authentic gelato in a short space of time. amazon.com

Vasconia Granite Molcajete Mortar and Pestle - $29.99

Matfer Bourgeat Black Steel Paella Pan - $115

Marcato Atlas 150 Pasta Machine - $129.99

Fibrament-D Baking Pizza Stone - $142

Cuisinart 623-24 Chef’s Classic Crepe Pan - $24.99

Le Creuset Enameled Dutch Oven - $379.95

Cuisinart ICE-100 Gelato Maker - $296.95

Victoria Cast Iron Tortilla Press - $29.25

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Foodie Travel Destinations

Discovering new food can be the whole reason many of us travel. It’s simply all about that destination meal. According to Eater.com, a renowned foodie source, there’s good food everywhere, but destination meals are different. They whisk travelers from their cooking routines and familiar takeout spots, drawing them out with flavors that can’t be replicated, service that can’t be matched, and most of all, a story that can’t be told elsewhere. Below, you’ll find Eater’s best foodie cities with captivating stories written by a diverse cast of chefs, home cooks, street hawkers, and restaurateurs telling us why we need to visit these cities right NOW.

Guadalajara, Mexico

Street Food - Guadalajara, Mexico

Markham, Canada

Guadalajara is the new Mexico City. After years in the shadow of CDMX, Tapatíos are threatening to nab the title as the country’s gastronomic center. Financed by local tech and tequila industries, celebrated young chefs are drawing international diners and expanding on their parents’ success. The buzz builds on the city’s famed taquerias, fondas, and street food, as well as Jalisco’s ancestral agave spirits. It’s also a destination for mariscos, spicy tortas ahogadas doused in incendiary Yahualica chile salsa, and antojitos (snacks) like red and green enchiladas and crispy tacos dorados. And then there’s birria, found at honored institutions and street stands. Strolling through the city, sizzling comales awaken the senses with aromas of chiles, tomatoes, and spices, while young locals can be heard toasting the enlivened dining scene. Grab a glass. —

Bill Esparza

The most diverse city in Canada, Markham brings an amalgam of gastronomic riches from the Asian continent to its gleaming plaza s and bustling streets.

For a decade, construction has sprawled across Markham, always augmenting the suburban Toronto enclave. These new buildings provided space for new immigrants, further diversifying a complex community, and for thriving local restaurants to expand. More often than not, those places spotlight Asian cuisines, from high-end Chinese restaurants to strip-mall Hakka noodles to Afghani kebab shops. It’s no wonder David Chang, who runs restaurants downtown, believes Markham has the best food in Toronto.

Toronto imposed a longer ban on indoor dining than other major cities. But when Ontario lifted most capacity limits in October, it roused restaurants, cafes, and bars from their slumber. Joints are jumping again, and the neighborhood has resumed its rocket growth. Don’t make a quick stop to Markham on your next trip to Toronto; plan your whole trip around Markham. —

Faiyaz Kara

Afghani Kebab - Markham, Canada

Kuala Lumpar, Malaysia

Another city that never sleeps, the capital of Malaysia boasts an overwhelmingly diverse culinary scene. Take a listen to Kuala Lumpur. Most days the streets reverberate with hawkers exchanging friendly banter, utensils ricocheting off woks, chendol trucks rumbling by, diners chatting excitedly at tables spilling out of open-air restaurants. Then, in 2020, an eerie silence took hold, interrupted only by scattered footsteps echoing through deserted alleys. Lockdowns caught the food and beverage industry off guard. But the noises of dining have returned, along with brand-new sounds: Home bakers zipped by delivering bitesized Nyonya kueh, private chefs warmly greeted guests for homecooked meals, and proud locals paraded culinary tours through plates of nasi lemak and char kuey teow. The smells, sights, sensations, and of course tastes returned too, as locals and expats fill the streets again, not only in the city center but in lively suburbs and coastal enclaves. From the sound of it, Kuala Lumpur is hungry for visitors. —

Ian Poh Jin Tze

Saint-Martin, Caribbean

The Saint-Martin tourism board declared 2022 as the year of gastronomy, a signal that the dining industry is bouncing back from both the devastating Hurricane Irma in 2017 and the COVID-19 pandemic. The optimism isn’t misplaced; the island’s restaurants, from haute tasting menus to beach bars, are thriving, pairing delicacies like accra salt cod fritters with Champagne in celebration of the Creole and French flavors that drive the culinary scene. Unlike some nearby Caribbean destinations (including the touristy Dutch half of the island overrun with cruise ships and casinos), it can feel effortless to eat well in French Saint-Martin, even on a budget. Wake up with fragrant herbal bush tea and warm johnnycakes, guava turnovers, or pain au chocolat. For lunch, taste the oceanic bounty of fresh spiny lobster with crisp frites. Follow that with beef samosas at the bar paired with epic blended concoctions. And for dinner, goat curry or a nouveau tasting menu, followed by Cuban cigars and aged rhum agricole. — Maria C. Hunt

San Antonio, Texas

For a city named after the patron saint of lost things, San Antonio is great at holding onto its heritage. From the Alamo to the River Walk, the city is home to an assemblage of historic cultural landmarks, as well as institutions of tacos, barbecue, and other food traditions. Diners still rely on homegrown staples like the 65-year-old Ray’s Drive Inn (home of the puffy taco) and Schilo’s delicatessen (serving German-style deli meats since 1917), as well as decades-old local chains like Bill Miller Bar-B-Q and Burger Boy. Over the last decade, San Antonio has embraced change without losing its grip on its roots. Just look at the Pearl; following the opening of the Culinary Institute of America in 2008, the mixeduse development became a hotbed for dining, including Southern coastal eats at Southerleigh Fine Food & Brewery and new Asian American cuisine at Best Quality Daughter. Same with Southtown, where restaurants like Little Em’s Oyster Bar and Battalion are becoming must-visits for splurge meals. — Polly Anna Rocha

The busy streets of Kuala Lumpar, Malaysia

Southerleigh Fine Food & Brewery San Antonio, Texas

French Pastry - Saint-Martin, Caribbean Source: eater.com

33rd Spring Daytona Turkey Run

Three days of classic car and family friendly fun!

Get ready for a fun filled weekend with thousands of beautiful classic cars for show and sale, a massive Swap Meet, delicious food, arts and crafts on Artisan Alley, music and so much more! The 33rd Spring Daytona Turkey Run is Friday, March 24th – Sunday, March 26th at the Daytona International Speedway and you won’t want to miss it! There truly is something for everyone! Guests can check out:

• Meet the Star of the Hit TV Show “My Classic Car”!

Meet Dennis Gage from My Classic Car on Saturday March 25th at the HUB. Now in production for its 27th season, My Classic Car is the longest running show of its kind in television history.

• The Hops and Hoods Craft Beer Festival!

Taste more than 120 different beers from 48 different brands at the Hops and Hoods Beer Festival! Beer tickets are $5 for 4 samples and $10 for 10 samples. Tickets can be purchased in advance or onsite.

See www.turkeyrun.com for more info.

• Take a Kid to a Car Show

Spending quality time with a kid is the greatest gift you can give them. And sharing your appreciation for collector cars is a great way to nurture their interest in a hobby that you can enjoy together for many years to come. The first 500 kids to enter will get a special Turkey Run gift.

• Arts and Crafts on Artisan Alley

Beautiful art and fashion for kids and adults. Handcrafted work designed by both local and out of state designers all available for purchase.

• Classic Car Parade Lap Around the Track

Registered show cars can join us for a special parade lap around the Daytona International Speedway track on Sunday at 2pm.

Show Details

Dates:

Friday, March 24th – Sunday, March 26th

Hours:

Friday and Saturday ~ 8AM-4PM, Sunday ~ 8AM-2PM

Tickets:

Friday and Saturday ~ $15/day, Sunday ~ $10

Kids 11 and under free

Location:

Daytona International Speedway

Parking: FREE. Available outside speedway.

Lakeside VIP Parking: Inside the infield, south of the lake

For more Information: www.TurkeyRun.com

Stay Updated: Facebook: @TURKEYRUN

or Instagram: @daytonaturkeyrun

#DaytonaTurkeyRun

EventScene

February 21

Annual Mardi Gras Masquerade Ball

Presented by Flagler County Education Foundation

Grand Haven Golf Club, Palm Coast 6-9 pm www.flagleredfoundation.org

Ongoing

Rum Distillery Tour & Tasting

Every Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sat

Copper Bottom Craft Distillery www.copperbottomspirits.com

March 3, April 7

First Friday Flagler Beach

Reoccurring Monthly, 5:30 pm – 9 pm www.visitflagler.com

March 3 - 12

Bike Week

Daytona International Speedway www.daytoninternationalspeedway.com

March 4

Taste of Ormond

Rockefeller Gardens www.ormondbeachmainstreet.com

Daytona Supercross

Daytona International Speedway www.daytoninternationalspeedway.com

March 4, April 1

1st Saturday Sip & Stroll

Canal Street Historic District, 1 pm www.canalstreetnsb.com/sip-stroll/

March 5, April 2

First Sunday BBQ

Dirty Harry’s Pub & Package www.daytonabeachmainstreet.com

March 7

Jazz on the Alley

Downtown DeLand www.mainstreetdeland.org

March 7, April 6

Climb to the Moon Ponce Inlet Lighthouse www.ponceinlet.org

March 8

Wine, Women, & Chocolate

Downtown DeLand www.mainstreetdeland.org

March 10, April 14

Movies in the Park Central Park, Town Center www.palmcoastgov

March 11

Riverwalk Park Seafood Fest

Riverwalk Park Port Orange www.visitnsbfl.com

Ormond Beach Historical Society Speaker Series

History of Fishing in Ponce Inlet, Florida

Historic Anderson-Price Building www.ormondhistory.org

March 11 - 12

6th Annual Strawberry Festival

Central Park in Town Center www.visitflagler.com

March 11, April 8

Stroll our Streets

Downtown DeLand www.mainstreetdeland.org

March 16, April 20

Canal Street Nights

New Smyrna Beach

https://www.canalstreetnsb.com/canal-street-nights/

March 18, April 15

Downtown DeLand Cruise

Downtown DeLand www.mainstreetdeland.org

March 21, April 18

Food Truck Tuesdays

Central Park, Town Center, 5 pm – 8 pm www.palmcoastgov.com

March 24 - 26

Spring Daytona Turkey Run

Daytona International Speedway

Daytona Beach www.turkeyrun.com

March 25

Florida Wildflower & Garden Festival

Downtown DeLand www.mainstreetdeland.org

March 25, April 22

Wine Walk

Flagler Ave, New Smyrna Beach www.visitnsbfl.com

April 15 – 16

Ormond Beach Celtic Festival

Rockefeller Gardens www.ormondbeachmainstreet.com

April 22

Ormond Beach Historical Society Speaker Series

Florida’s Female Pioneers

Historic Anderson-Price Building www.ormondhistory.org

March 1

Hotel California – A Salute to the Eagles Flagler Auditorium

www.flaglerauditorium.org

Ones – The Beatles #1 Hits Peabody Auditorium

www.peabodyauditorium.org

March 3

Koe Wetzel – The Road to Hell Paso Pt. 1 St. Augustine Amphitheatre www.theamp.com

March 8

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Athens Theatre DeLand www.athensdeland.com

March 10

Bruce Springsteen Tribute The Hub on Canal www.thehuboncanal.org

March 11

Joe Bonamassa

St. Augustine Amphitheatre www.theamp.com

Norm Hoffman Jazz Trio Concert

56N Halifax Dr., Ormond Beach www.uucob.org

March 12

Swingtime - The Jive Aces Flagler Auditorium

www.flaglerauditorium.org

March 17 – 18

The Avett Brothers St. Augustine Amphitheatre www.theamp.com

March 21

The New York Bees Gee Flagler Auditorium www.flaglerauditorium.org

March 22, April 26

Slo’ Jam hosted by Marcia Buckingham The Hub on Canal www.thehuboncanal.org

March 24

The Reverend Billy C. Wirtz Blues Pianist

The Hub on Canal www.thehuboncanal.org

March 24 - 26

Widespread Panic

St. Augustine Amphitheatre www.theamp.com

MusicScene

March 29

ABBA Revisited

Athens Theatre DeLand www.athensdeland.com

R.E.S.P.E.C.T. A Celebration of the Music of Aretha Franklin Peabody Auditorium

www.peabodyauditorium.org

March 31

Hollywood Concert Orchestra “Night at the Oscars” Peabody Auditorium

www.peabodyauditorium.org

Hollywood Concert Orchestra “Night at the Oscars”

Presented by the Daytona Beach Symphony Society

Peabody Auditorium Daytona Beach

www.dbss.org

April 1

US Stones: Tribute to the Rolling Stones

Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center, 7:30 pm www.wdpac.com

Elvis: That’s the Way It Is

Athens Theatre DeLand www.athensdeland.com

April 7

Natural Woman: A Tribute to Carole King

The Hub on Canal www.thehuboncanal.org

April 8

Zee-R Classic Rock Celebration

Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center, 7:30 pm www.wdpac.com

April 15

Rocky and the Rollers Flagler Auditorium

www.flaglerauditorium.org

April 18

Styx St. Augustine Amphitheatre www.theamp.com

April 19

Million Dollar Time Machine

Peabody Auditorium

www.peabodyauditorium.org

April 23

What a Fool Believes - Brothers Doobie Flagler Auditorium

www.flaglerauditorium.org

Planet Band Camp

St. Augustine Amphitheatre www.theamp.com

FRIDAY, MARCH 31

HOLLYWOOD CONCERT ORCHESTRA

“Night at the Oscars”

Known as “the Orchestra of the Stars”, the HCO is an ensemble of America’s finest musicians and one of the premier pop ensembles in North America. Offering a unique presentation of the latest TV, Movie and Broadway themes, and featuring the best and brightest guest artists and soloists, the HCO specializes in the music that “made” the movies! Come hear your favorite music from films such as Superman, Phantom of the Opera, James Bond, Sound of Music, Gone with the Wind, Raiders of the Lost Ark, & more!

SUNDAY, MARCH 19

ROYAL NATIONAL BALLET

Direct from Tbilisi, Democratic State of Georgia

“Fire of Georgia” – Ethnic Dance

Georgian dance is a celebration of life and of Georgia’s rich and diverse culture. The dances perfectly capture the natural gracefulness and beauty of Georgian women and the courage, honor and respectfulness of Georgian men. The male dancers perform spectacular leaps and turns with incredible spins and can also boast a highly original technique for, unlike any other dancers in the world, they dance on their toes without the aid of “block” shoes. The female dancers “glide” like swans.

ArtScene

Ongoing Exhibits

Volusia County

Cici and Hyatt Brown Museum of Art Museum of Arts & Sciences

www.moas.org

Florida Weather

Cici and Hyatt Brown Museum of Art Museum of Arts & Sciences

www.moas.org

The Seminole and the Everglades

Cici and Hyatt Brown Museum of Art Museum of Arts & Sciences

www.moas.org

Jack Mitchell Portrait Gallery

ACA Main Campus, Pabst Visitor Center & Gallery www.atlanticcenterforthearts.org

Annual Members Showcase Awards Exhibit

Art League of Daytona Beach www.artleague.org

Ongoing – March 5

Every Girl Deserves Flowers

North Wing Corridor www.moas.org

Ongoing – March 19

Minor Masterpieces: Porcelain Painted Scenes from the Collection Bouchelle Changing Gallery www.moas.org

Photography Awards Exhibit

Art League of Daytona Beach www.artleague.org

Ongoing – April 9

Mysterious Realms by Andrea Kowch Museum of Art DeLand www.moartdeland.org

Ongoing – April 23

Florida Artists Group Statewide Exhibition

Gary R. Libby Entry Court, Lemerand Wing & Karshan Center of Graphic Art www.moas.org

Ongoing – May 7

A Treasury of Indian and Persian Miniature Paintings

Edward E. and Jane B. Ford Gallery www.moas.org

Ongoing – June 23

Painting for Wellness

Live Oak Cultural Center, NSB www.atlanticcenterforthearts.org

Ongoing – October 28

Nature Sketch Club

ACA Main Campus, Pabst Visitor Center & Gallery www.atlanticcenterforthearts.org

March 3 - April 2

Florida Women’s Art Association Members’ Showcase Gallery 500 1870 Victory Circle Daytona Beach

HOURS: Tuesday-Saturday 11A-8P, Sunday, Noon-6P

March 4

Fish Tales by Byron Keith Byrd, 4-7pm

The Hub on Canal www.thehuboncanal.org

The Art of Photography with Lisa Englebrecht, 1-2pm The Hub on Canal www.thehuboncanal.org

March 4 – 5

Off the Beaten Path Florida Art Tours West Volusia County www.artstours.org

March 7 – April 11

Art It Through Our Lady of the Sea, NSB www.atlanticcenterforthearts.org

March 18 – 19

10th Annual Spring Art Sale

The Hub on Canal www.thehuboncanal.org

March 18 – May 26

It’s a Kite Thing! presented by Florida Women’s Art Association Museum of Arts and Sciences, 352 S. Nova Road, Daytona Beach

Mon-Sat 10A-5P, Sun 11A-5P

March 25

Deland Outdoor Art Festival Downtown DeLand www.mainstreetdeland.org

March 25 – August 20

Curiosities from the Collection Bouchelle Changing Gallery www.moas.org

March 26 - April 23

“The Way I See It Awards Exhibit”

Opening Reception March 26th, 1-4pm

Art League of Daytona Beach www.artleague.org

April 1 - 30

Let Music Lift Your Soul presented by Florida Women’s Art Association

Frame of Mind, 23 W Granada Blvd, Ormond Beach

Tuesday-Friday 10A-6P, Saturday 10A-3P

April 1 – 2

One Daytona Art Festival

1 Daytona Blvd. www.onedaytona.com

April 2 - April 23

“Mainland & Seabreeze Highschool Awards Exhibit”

Opening Reception April 2nd, 1-4pm

Art League of Daytona Beach www.artleague.org

Florida Artists Group Statewide Exhibition

Open January 28, 2023 through April 23, 2023

Sponsored by the Gary R. Libby Charitable Trust

The Florida Artists Group is the state’s premier professional-level artists’ organization. Established in 1949 by art leaders and University professors, this prestigious statewide Florida organization is composed of more than one hundred rigorously selected and invited members, many of whom are nationally and internationally recognized. FLAG’s mission is to enhance understanding of the myriad of visual art forms created today. This exhibition will bring together a selection of works by many of the best professional-level artists working in Florida today and all eight areas of the state will be represented.

A Treasury of Indian and Persian Miniature Paintings

Opening February 18, 2023 through May 7, 2023

The complex cultural heritage of India is woven into a rich, colorful fabric in this compilation of Indian miniature paintings. The first Indian paintings to receive notice and appreciation in the West were the miniature, created for the Mughal courts of India. Their realistically rendered tableaux of court life, warfare and portraiture appealed to Western tastes. Other works comprising this exhibit include Deccani: Muslim paintings from South India, Rajasthani: Paintings from the plains in North India, Pahari: Paintings from the Himalayan foothills, and the Dhruva Folios, which illustrate portions of the Prince Dhruva story from the fourth book (Pusan) of the Bhagavata-Purana. Image Credit: Embracing Couple with Female Server, 89.16.527, 19th century, Gift of Kenneth Worcester Dow and Mary Mohan Dow

Florida Women’s Art Association Exhibition

Opening March 18, 2023 through May 28, 2023

Local women’s arts group that produces a unique exhibition each year consisting of art applied to objects beyond the usual canvas such as umbrellas or, this year, paper kites.

Curiosities from the Collection

Opening May 25, 2023 through August 20, 2023

The MOAS collections contain many fascinating curiosities from the past including “Lord Byron’s Walnut” (a tiny perfume case made out of a walnut given to the wife of the painter John Hoppner) a small Egyptian cuneiform tablet, a box made of a mastodon tooth, a framed portion of the wallpaper from Napoleon’s last home in exile on the island of St. Helena, porcelain figures of humanoid shrimp and lobsters, a sword with a rooster head for a handle, a miniature wooden replica of a butcher shop, a Polynesian star chart, and a three-handled ceramic mug. This exhibition will bring these rarely-exhibited unusual items out of storage to showcase the uniqueness of the MOAS collections. Image Credit: Toothpick Holder Figurine. Gift of Kenneth Worcester and Mary Mohan Dow, c.1880, Artist Unknown

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TheaterScene

Ongoing – March 5

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum

The Little Theatre of New Smyrna Beach www.nsbplayers.org

Pretty Woman: The Musical Walt Disney Theater www.drphillipscenter.org

Ongoing – March 19

The Diviners

Lime Light Theatre, Flagler College’s Lewis Auditorium www.limelight-theatre.org

March 3 - 12

One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest Flagler Playhouse www.flaglerplayhouse.com

March 8 – 11

MOONSUIT

The Little Theatre of New Smyrna Beach www.nsbplayers.org

March 10 – 12, 17 - 19

Murder on the Orient Express Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center www.wdpac.com

March 11

Dark Victory (1939) with Paul Marino

The Hub on Canal www.thehuboncanal.org

March 16 – 19

Shen Yun 2023

Walt Disney Theatre www.drphillipscenter.org

March 17

On Your Feet! The Musical The Peabody Auditorium www.peabodyauditorium.org

March 17 – 26

Scapino! City Repertory Theatre www.crtpalmcoast.com

March 19

Fire of Georgia

Royal National Ballet

Presented by the Daytona Beach Symphony Society

Peabody Auditorium Daytona Beach www.dbss.org

March 21 – 26

Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird www.drphillipscenter.org

March 27 – April 9

Urinetown Daytona Playhouse www.daytonaplayhouse.org

March 29

Hits! The Musical Steinmetz Hall www.drphillipscenter.org

April 7 – 30

Over the River & Through the Woods Kroger-Gamache Black Box Theatre www.limelight-theatre.org

April 13 – 23

Silent Sky

The Little Theatre of New Smyrna Beach www.nsbplayers.org

April 14 – 16, 21 – 23, 28 – 30 I Do, I Do Shoestring Theatre www.shoestringtheatre.net

April 21

Jojo Rabbit (2019) with Paul Marino

The Hub on Canal www.thehuboncanal.org

April 21, 23

The Daughter of the Regiment Steinmetz Hall www.drphillipscenter.org

April 21 – May 7

Barnum Flagler Playhouse www.flaglerplayhouse.com

April 22 – 23

Mary Poppins

Alexis & Jim Pugh Theatre www.drphillipscenter.org

April 24

CATS

The Peabody Auditorium www.thepeabodyauditorium.org

April 27 – 30

A Streetcar Named Desire Steinmetz Hall www.drphillipscenter.org

April 28 – 30

Harvey Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center www.wdpac.com

New Treatment with Jaw-Dropping Results

Premiere Facial Cosmetic Surgeon Provides Early Access to Jawline Definition Treatment

The first and only hyaluronic acid filler to receive U.S. FDA approval for improving jawline definition is now being offered by Volusia and Flagler Counties’ premier facial cosmetic surgeon, Dr. Curtis Schalit, F.A.C.S.

Dr. Schalit is honored to now provide the new JUVÉDERM® VOLUX™ XC treatment for the improvement of jawline definition in those over the age of 21 with moderate to a severe loss of jawline definition. During a clinical study, the makers of JUVÉDERM® VOLUX™ XC said 82% of participants reported satisfaction with the appearance of their lower face and jawline through the 12 months following treatment.

Dr. Schalit is one of only a small group of providers across the country who can offer this new treatment, due to his elite status as a Top 250 National Allergan Account, putting him in the top 1% of providers. Dr. Schalit received specialty training to be able to administer these injections and is now offering the treatment before it is released to other providers.

“I am excited to be one of the very first to provide this new treatment for my patients,” said Dr. Schalit. “Jawline definition loss is one of the biggest issues we see and to now have this amazingly successful non-surgical treatment available in our arsenal of tools to fight the signs of aging is huge and just one of the ways I strive to provide the very best care for my patients.”

JUVÉDERM® VOLUX™ XC is the latest in the line of specifically designed treatment options created by Allergan Aesthetics, an AbbVie company (NYSE: ABBV).

Dr. Schalit is partnered with Florida Oral & Facial Surgical Associates, the top regional oral and facial surgical practice. To schedule a private consultation, visit drschalit.com or call 386-239-3600

The Goods on Grief

What to Send When Someone Dies

by Diane Michael

A phone call to your local florist is typically the first thing done when we hear that someone has died. If you’ve been on the receiving end of these deliveries, you know they’re appreciated but can become overwhelming quickly. Here are a few unique ways to express your thoughts.

PLANT A TREE IN THEIR HONOR

There are many services out there that will plant a tree in the name of the person who died. They can even be there when it’s planted and watch it grow every year. It would really be nice on the year anniversary to give a gift that has the coordinates engraved somewhere.

FOOD DELIVERY GIFT CERTIFICATES

Bringing over dishes is a long-standing tradition but also can be overwhelming. Sending gift cards to a food delivery service is a great way to help them not have to think about cooking meals and allows them to choose what they want and when.

MEMORY BOWLS

When all the relatives and supporters have left, it can become very lonely. Memory Bowls were created to nourish the soul and keep the loved one’s memory alive. With inscribed pebbles, crystals, and a stand to put the loved one’s picture or card, these bowls are made with great care for comfort when used. Many options can be found on Etsy.

All thoughts are appreciated but choosing to send unique items at this time can really make a huge difference. There are many other options out there. Take some time to find what’s best for you.

Dr. Curtis Schalit, F.A.C.S.

American Airport Restaurant & Gin Mill 1120 Flight Line Blvd. 734 9755

Belly Busters Restaurant 930 N Woodland Blvd. 734 1611

Big Rig 815 North Spring Garden Avenue 738 1506

Cress Restaurant 103 W. Indiana Ave. 734 3740

DeLand Eatery

442 E New York Ave. 430 1136

DeLand Stockyard 1915 Old New York Avenue 734 0210

Doug & Lil’s Potato Patch 635 S Woodland Blvd. 734 8181

Gator’s Dockside 1788 S. Woodland Blvd. 738 1996

Grams Kitchen 844 E. New York Ave. 736 9340

Keke’s Breakfast Club Country Club Corners Shopping Center 2345 S Woodland Blvd, DeLand 386 507 2259

DeLandCuisine

Manzano’s 120A N. Woodland Blvd. 624 6990

Mr. Bil’s Donuts & Sandwiches 138 N. Woodland Blvd. 943 8616

Sparrow’s Grille 300 Spalding Way 738 6000

Spellbound Cafe 208 W Howry Ave. 873 2117

Taste of Soul 2723 S. Woodland Blvd 386 279 0869

Rachel’s Wing Shack 495 Old Daytona Rd. 785 1244

The Table 100 E. New York 873 7929

The Perfect Spot Restaurant & Bar DeLand Municipal Airport 1600 Flight Line Blvd.734 0088

Old Sugar Mill Grill & Griddle House DeLeon Springs State Park 985 5644

Pub The Abbey 117 1/2 N. Woodland Blvd. 734 4545

BakeChop Kitchen 110 Artisan Alley 873 6524

Half Wall 105 W. Indiana Ave. 740 7720

Persimmon Hollow Brewing Company 111 West Georgia Ave. 873 7350

Seafood DeLand Fish House 310 E International Speedway Blvd. 740 0069

Sushi

Oudom Thai & Sushi 217 N Woodland Blvd (386) 740-0123

Deli/Café

Café Davinci 112 Georgia Ave. 736 0008

Connie’s Cafe 101 N. Woodland Blvd. 738 5030

BBQ

Brian’s Bar-B-Q Restaurant & Catering 795 N. Spring Garden Ave. 736 8851

briansbbq.com

DeLandCuisine

Wok & Roll 1580 N Woodland Blvd. 873 0055

Won Lee 1329 N. Woodland Blvd. Hwy. 17 & 92 734 0904

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