Flagler Magazine May/June 2024

Mardi Gras

New Orleans, Louisiana

Puerto Rican Day

New York City, New York

Dublin Irish Festival

Dublin, Ohio

Colombiano Fest

Houston, Texas

Festivals Acadiens et Créoles

Lafayette, Louisiana

Little Italy Festival

Clinton, Indiana

Bavarian Blast

New Ulm, Minnesota

Japanese Festival of Houston

Houston, Texas

The Cherokee National Holiday

Tahlequah, Oklahoma

Source: https://www.smallworldfs. comen/blog/top-cultural-festivalsin-the-us

Discover Your Heritage

Exploring genealogy makes an excellent hobby, especially for older adults. It’s something that’s accessible to anyone with an internet connection. It can be enjoyed from the comfort of home. And it offers many other social and emotional benefits:

Sense of Purpose

It’s not unusual for recent retirees to fall into depression during the transition from long-time work routines into a so-called life of leisure. Researching family history can provide an intriguing focus that ignites the imagination. Any family’s story is likely to be filled with many small mysteries and discoveries that can keep a person engaged for a long, long time.

Deeper Personal Identity

Everyone wants to belong, and learning about ancestors is a wonderful way to ground an individual’s life within a greater context of time and place. Tracing family roots back through generations can help a person connect more deeply with a sense of self by learning about their family’s past.

Mental Stimulation

Researching genealogy encourages the development of new skills (such as working with computers) and provides valuable opportunities to improve cognition and self-esteem. Reminiscing and exploring the unknown past can have deep psychological benefits for older people, giving them a chance to reconnect with their own memories while also learning new things about family members they never knew.

Family Connections

Researching genealogy can make a great family activity, involving siblings, children, and grandchildren. It can bring family members together around a shared interest and also inspire intergenerational storytelling and sharing. Learning about common ancestors has a way of opening up doors of communication.

Social Benefits

Researching family history offers the chance to meet other people who are likewise engaged in learning about their own families. There are plenty of online groups and forums that can offer conversation and community. Some researchers wind up turning their family histories into other projects as well—a talk at the local library or senior center, a history lesson for local school children, or a memento book for family members.

Family Matters

As we get older, we realize the importance of family, not just the people we grew up with or raised, but the broad extended family of great aunts, third cousins twice removed, and great-great-greatgreat grandparents. There is much to be said for looking back on the generations that came before.

Source: https://www.czepigalaw.com/blog/6-surprising-benefits-of-researching-your-family-history/

HeritageReads

Ultimate Genealogy Websites Guide: A Comprehensive Guide to Online Genealogy Research

by Jason K. Hanson

This comprehensive guide is your go-to resource for utilizing the internet to trace your genealogy and unlock the mysteries of your ancestral heritage. This guide demystifies the process of online genealogy research, providing step-by-step instructions and expert tips to help you make the most of your online search. Learn how to create and organize your family tree, utilize DNA testing services to discover genetic connections, and interpret and analyze historical documents to piece together your family’s narrative.

Online Roots: How to Discover Your Family’s History and Heritage

by Pamela Boyer Porter & Amy Johnson Crow

Covers historic and contemporary records throughout the world, how to locate online photographs, and how to contact distant relatives; explores alternate records and methods; and explains how to share information.

Your Heritage How to Be Intentional About the Legacy You Leave

by J. Otis Ledbetter and Kurt Bruner

Strengthening your roots by understanding the heritage you were given and charting a new course for the future by building a positive heritage for yourself, your children, and coming generations.

India: UNESCO World Heritage Sites

by Shikha Jain, Vinay Sheel Oberoi, et al.

A stunning photographic survey of India’s thirty-eight World Heritage Sites. The cultural sites in India are a rich repository of the country’s long history, bearing witness to the creativity and influence of multiple communities, crafts, and religions. The sites covered in this volume are located across India. They include ancient rock art, Buddhist caves and Hindu temples, Sultanate and Mughal forts, medieval Hindu and Islamic cities, Portuguese churches, Victorian and Art Deco architecture, twentieth-century industrial heritage sites, and national parks of exceptional natural beauty.

What is Cultural History?

by Peter Burke

Updated in its third edition, leading historian Peter Burke offers afresh his accessible account of the past, present and future of cultural history, as it has been practiced not only in the English-speaking world, but also in Continental Europe, Asia, South America and elsewhere. Burke begins by discussing the ‘classic’ phase of cultural history, associated with Jacob Burckhardt and Johan Huizinga, and the Marxist reaction to it, from Frederick Antal to Edward Thompson. He then charts the rise of cultural history in more recent times, concentrating on the work of the last generation, often described as the ‘New Cultural History’. He places cultural history in its own cultural context, noting links between new approaches to historical thought and writing and the rise of feminism, postcolonial studies and an everyday discourse in which the idea of culture plays an increasingly important part. The new edition also surveys the latest developments in the field and considers the directions that cultural history has been taking in the twenty-first century and may take in the future.

Japan’s World Heritage Sites: Unique Culture, Unique Nature

by John Dougill

Japan’s World Heritage Sites presents the exquisite temples, shrines, gardens, castles and natural wonders found throughout Japan which have now been declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites. This new edition has more convenient size and includes many newly-designated UNESCO sites.

Readers will learn how Japan became involved with the World Heritage Sites program back in 1993, the importance of these designations, and their popularity in Japan and abroad today. Whether you are planning to travel to Japan or just enjoy learning more about this history of this unique land, Japan’s World Heritage Sites is sure to inspire.

World Heritage Sites by UNESCO

World Heritage Sites are designated by UNESCO which judges them under strict criteria with a view to the aim that they reflect the world’s cultural and natural diversity and are of outstanding universal value. Sites that no longer meet these criteria are delisted. There are currently 1,073 World Heritage Sites. They attract a general readership of travelers and those with an interest in natural or cultural history, geography, architecture, heritage preservation, and wildlife habitats and conservation. At a time when knowledge of global history, culture and natural heritage has never been more urgent, it is a timely addition to all bookshelves.

Living Our Cultures, Sharing Our Heritage:

The First Peoples of Alaska

by Aron A. Crowell, Rosita Worl, et al.

Based on a collaborative exhibition created by Alaska Native communities, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian, and the Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center, this richly illustrated volume celebrates both the long-awaited return of ancestral treasures to their native homeland and the diverse cultures in which they were created. Despite the North’s transformation through globalizing change, the more than 200 objects shown in these pages are interpretable within ongoing cultural frames, articulated in languges still spoken. They were made for a way of life on the land that is carried on today throughout Alaska.

The New Dictionary Of Cultural Literacy

by E. D. Hirsch Professor, Joseph F. Kett Professor, James Trefil Physics Professor

In this fast-paced information age, how can Americans know what’s really important and what’s just a passing fashion? Now more than ever, we need a source that concisely sums up the knowledge that matters to Americans -- the people, places, ideas, and events that shape our cultural conversation. Wireless technology. Gene therapy. NAFTA. In addition to the thousands of terms described in the original Dictionary of Cultural Literacy, here are more than five hundred new entries to bring Americans’ bank of essential knowledge up to date.

What is My Heritage?: Ancestor Collector series for beginners

Use this genealogy journal to record how you want to be remembered, stories about your parents, photos of your grandparents and memories of their parents and times gone by. This book is for beginner genealogists, grandparents creating a keepsake memory box for grandchildren and for the casual family historian and storyteller.

Source: Amazon.com

By the Numbers

Heritage Statistics

50%

Agree that history and culture are strong influences on their choice of vacation destination.

257

There are 257 Natural World Heritage Sites.

1 Billion

The direct global value of culture and heritage tourism is well over $1billion dollars.

6000

The world speaks over 6000 languages.

1 in 5

1 in 5 world heritage sites are recognized for their outstanding natural values.

75 Million

The indirect benefits of culture and heritage tourism account for further 75 million jobs across the region.

16

16 Natural World Heritage Sites are on the list of World Heritages in Danger.

111

111 countries have an area designated as a natural or mixed world heritage site.

Sources: https://www.mytravelresearch.com/culture-and-heritage-tourism-boosts-visitor-economy/ https://www.iucn.org/our-work/topic/world-heritage/natural-sites/facts-and-figures

Exploring Heritage Through Film

Sometimes it can feel as if we live in a world that is so focused on division, but it’s important to remember that, despite language barriers and cultural differences, we are all the same. This list of inspiring films document the wonderful, tragic, and important things happening all around the world. Some focus on natural beauty and preservation of our planet; others tell the story of history, fading cultures, and war-torn cities. Nonetheless, all of these documentaries and docu-series inspire community and connection. Theses 5 globally focused documentaries encourage us to learn more about what’s happening outside of our own circles and to support our neighbors, whereever they may be, when in need.

1. The Square

Directed and produced by female cinematographer and Egyptian native, Jehane Noujaim, The Square tells the story of the Egyptian Revolution, beginning in 2011, as it has happened behind the headlines. Through personal stories and dramatic imagery, this documentary—released in 2013 and nominated for an Academy Award—takes us straight into Tahrir Square where we gain a deeper understanding of Egypt’s recent history and the conflict between Egyptian activists and the Muslim Brotherhood.

2. Life In A Day

After sending out a global request for people to film and send in videos of their day, producer Ridley Scott and Oscar-winning director Kevin MacDonald received over 80,000 clips from people across the globe. The result? A breathtaking and unifying documentary. A beautiful reminder of the life that is happening all around the world, this film inspires a sense of community and oneness.

3. The Look Of Silence

A tragic and haunting documentary, Joshua Oppenheimer’s The Look of Silence showcases the painful aftermath of the 1965 and 1966 Indonesian Genocide through the lens of a surviving family. The film, nominated for an Academy Award and released in 2014, is important, educational, and a must-see to learn more about Indonesia and the effects of genocide on a society.

4. Living On One Dollar

Over one billion people in the world are currently living on less than one US dollar per day. Set in rural Guatemala, this documentary follows four friends as they embark on a social experiment, attempting to live within the local community for 56 days—working, eating, and living solely on one dollar a day. An eye-opening and inspirational story, this film challenges us all to learn more about the impact of currency.

5. Daughters Of Destiny

In India, children impacted by generational poverty are denied access to education, but The Shanti Bhavan Children’s Project has set out to change this. Directed by the Academy Award-winning filmmaker Vanessa Roth, Daughters of Destiny follows the journey of five girls as they strive for a brighter future at The Shanti Bhavan Boarding School. A 2017 Netflix Original docu-series, the story is told in four exciting episodes.

Source: https://www.thegoodtrade.com/features/must-see-global-documentaries/

Heritage Tours

Embark on epic cultural discoveries with our bespoke culture and heritage tours, discovering fascinating archaeological sites, cobblestoned medieval cities, and ancient traditions. With expert knowledge, these luxury tailor-made itineraries will not only take you to the world’s most renowned monuments but also lead you off the beaten track to less discovered sites. Whatever your interests, whether it’s the Moors of Spain or the Samurai of Japan, dedicated travel experts will be on hand to personally design your unforgettable trip.

Delve into the ancient world of Greece on private tours to its most prominent landmarks including the Acropolis, Delphi, and Meteora, or explore the marvels of Ancient Rome such as the Colosseum, the largest ancient amphitheater ever built. You might explore the vast complex of Angkor Archaeological Park on a cultural vacation to Indochina or travel to Kyoto in Japan, the country’s historical and cultural heart. Here, explore ancient temples, sip tea in traditional teahouses, and encounter geishas.

Austria

With postcard-perfect villages, grand cities with opulent palaces, and mountainous landscapes for world-class hiking and skiing, there are many reasons to visit Austria. Everywhere you turn history comes to life although the old and new often blend seamlessly while the stunning peaks of the Alps provide a breathtaking backdrop throughout.

Bali

The world immediately conjures up images of vibrant culture and tropical beauty. Known for its lush rice terraces, serene beaches, and rich Hindu heritage, Bali offers a diverse range of experiences. From bustling markets to tranquil temples, it’s a destination that captivates every traveler’s heart. Bali is a bucket list destination that never, ever disappoints.

It may be one of 17,000 islands in the Indonesian archipelago, Bali stands out with words like “paradise” and “nirvana” often used to describe it. Only about 1.5 miles from the eastern tip of Java, just west of Lombok, this lush island is an ideal destination for travelers on a budget as well as those with money to spend.

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Cambodia

Cambodia is a criminally overlooked luxury travel destination. While the famed Angkor temples are aweinspiring, Cambodia offers much more. It invites daring travelers to uncover uncharted adventures, making a bid for the title of Asia’s most thrilling destination.

Beneath Angkor’s splendor, Cambodia boasts diverse landscapes, from lush jungles to pristine beaches and lively cities. Explore remote temples in Koh Ker’s forests or cruise the Mekong for a dynamic range of experiences. Whether you seek culture, adventure, or island serenity, Cambodia has it all.

Germany

Germany is a vibrant country where one can discover everything from modern artworks and World War II sites to charming villages with half-timbered architecture. Scenic hikes, cruises on the Rhine, wine tasting, and sipping from a stein at a traditional beer hall are just a short list of what’s on offer. There’s lots of history to discover across the country, from glorious Roman ruins to the more recent like the Berlin Wall with a mile-long stretch serving as an open-air art gallery. Berlin’s quirky side, creative vibe, and fantastic nightlife always make it a joy, but strolling through charming villages with cobbled streets and half-timbered homes feels like stepping into a storybook.

India

From the snow-covered peaks of the Himalayan ranges to the beaches of Kerala; jungles teeming with elephants, leopards, and the Royal Bengal tiger; to its eclectic, kaleidoscopic cities. Mumbai, famous for its Bollywood productions, and the iconic Taj Mahal Hotel; the former British capital of Calcutta, which still retains its old-world charm; and Delhi, the effervescent capital. The Portuguese influences of Fontainhas in the former capital of Goa, and the Dutch influences of Cochin’s old fort area, abound with stories a world away from the brilliantly painted, towering temples of Tamil Nadu. Yet, is any city as historic as Varanasi? It is the oldest living city in the world, whose very existence is about death.

Japan

As a destination, Japan really can offer it all. Urban escapades in Tokyo and Osaka really are unbeatable; heritage sightseeing in Kyoto, Nara, Nikko, or Hiroshima throws up insights into both ancient and modern history. Takayama and Kanazawa offer beautifully preserved samurai quarters, artisan craft stores, and stunning gardens. Gorgeous hikes and thrilling outdoor adventures can be found in the Alps, Miyajima, and Kii or Noto peninsulas. Nowhere else provides such striking contrasts as Japan.

Source: https://unforgettabletravel.com/luxury-cultural-tours/

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In recent years, The American Cancer Society announced that colon and rectal cancer screening for adults should begin at age 45 instead of 50, as previously advised. In the U.S., colorectal cancer is the fourth leading cause of cancer-related deaths among cancers that affect both men and women, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Traditional colonoscopy remains the gold standard in colorectal screening simply because it’s the methodology used to view the colon, remove polyps if they’re there, and to biopsy any suspicious lesions that might be cancer.

“A colonoscopy’s best feature is its ability to not just detect, but also prevent cancer from developing. While anxiety may arise, it is important to prioritize your screenings and address any concerns you may have with your doctor. By taking these steps you can actively reduce your risk of developing this disease,” says gastroenterologist Ahmad Samer Alawad, MD.

Almost 90 percent of colorectal cancers start as a very small benign polyp, and if that is removed during routine colonoscopy, it simply doesn’t turn into a cancer.

Colonoscopy does two things: it picks up cancers earlier, therefore the outcome of treatment is better, and most importantly, it prevents you from getting cancer. It’s enormously beneficial.

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5290 E. Hwy 100, Ste 105 586 5988

Cafe

La Piazza Cafe

101 Palm Harbor Pkwy

246 6366

Metro Diner

250 Palm Coast Pkwy., NE Ste. 205 951 4490

Mexican

Cantina Louie

10 Palm Harbor Village Way W. 585 4112

BBQ

Captain’s BBQ Bait & Tackle

5862 N. Oceanshore Blvd. 597 2888

BBQ

Woody’s Bar-B-Q

99 Flagler Plaza Dr., Route 100 439 5010

Asian

Ai Japanese Restaurant

208 St. Joe Plaza Dr. 446 0508

Bamboo Creek Restaurant

800 Belle Terre Parkway, Suite 216 446 9888

China King

1475 Palm Coast Pkwy. 447 8788

China One

1220 Palm Coast Pkwy SW 445 7188

Mamaling Asian Street Food

1280 Palm Coast Pkwy. SW 302 0777

Wild Ginger Sushi & Asian Kitchen

60 Garden St S 585-4245

Caribbean

Caribbean Treats

4996 Palm Coast Pkwy. W 447 7386

Coffee/Wine/Spirits

Hammock Wine and Cheese Shop 5368 N. Oceanshore Blvd. 386 445 3357

French

La Creperie Kafe

9 Harbor Center Dr. 597 4443

Indian Fifth Element, 101 Palm Harbor Pkwy. 302 0202

Italian

JP’s Italian American Bistro

5 Utility Dr #19 585-4339

Mezzaluna Pizzeria

101 Palm Harbor Pkwy #104a

European Village 386 445 1004

Modern American

Next Door Beach Bistro 509 N Ocean Shore Blvd 338 3506

Pub

The Brass Tap 250 Palm Coast Pkwy. NE, Unit 201 585-4551

Flagler Beach/Beachside

American

The Anchor

500 S. Oceanshore Blvd. 439 1818

Beach Belly Bobs Sandwich Shop 1842 S Oceanshore Blvd. 693 5000

Beachfront Grille 2444 S Oceanshore Blvd. 693-4839

Friends Cafe 220 South Flagler Ave. 439 4815

High Tides at Snack Jacks 2805 S. Oceanshore Blvd. 439 3344

Whaam Burger

400 S Oceanshore Blvd. 439 2543

FlaglerCuisine

Flagler Beach/Beachside

American

Whaam Burger

400 S Oceanshore Blvd.

439 2543

Pub

Finn’s Beachside Pub

101 N Oceanshore Blvd

439 7755

Seafood

Atlantic Grille Restaurant

Hammock Beach Golf Resort

105 16th Rd E. 447 4610

Break Awayz at the Beach

819 N Oceanshore Blvd. 439 7700

Crave’s Coastal Kitchen and Cocktails

2000 S Oceanshore Blvd

386 439 5830

Flagler Fish Company

180 South Daytona Ave. 439 0000

Golden Lion Café

501 North Oceanshore Blvd.

439 3004

Island Grille

224 S. Ocean Shore Blvd.

693 4966

Oceanside Beach Bar & Grille

1848 S. Oceanshore Blvd.

439 6345

The Net by George

1916 S. Oceanshore Blvd

338 3358

Italian

Romero’s Tuscany by the Sea

308 S Ocean Shore Blvd. 693 4055

Flagler Beach/Beachside

Café

By the Sea Café

1536 S. Oceanshore Blvd. 439 6428

Hi Tulip Café

400 Beach Village Dr. 439 9274

Java Joint Beachside Grille

2201 N A1A

Flagler Beach 439 1013

Sun Bros. Café

301 Moody Blvd. 693-4399

The Turtle Shack

2123 N. Oceanshore Blvd.

693 4851

Vessel Sandwich Co

213 S 2nd St #4 693 5085

Mexican

A1A Burrito Works Taco Shop

400 S. A1A 439 6601

Pizza

Faro 311 N Ocean Shore Blvd. 693 4746

Giovanni Pizza and Pasta 218 Moddy Blvd 693 4815

Rocky’s Pizzeria Restaurant

105 N Oceanshore Blvd 439 6545

Flagler Beach/Beachside

Caribbean

Funky Pelican 215 S Oceanshore Blvd 439 0011

Tortugas Florida Kitchen & Bar 608 S. Ocean Shore Blvd. 439 0098

Greek

Beachside Gyros 205 S 2nd St 439 2543

Healthy Back to Eden Café 210 S Central 693 4930

Coffe/Wine/Spirits

Flagler Beachfront Winery

611 N Oceanshore Blvd 693 4950

Bunnell

American

Chicken Pantry, LLC 1105 S State Street 437 3316

Hot Diggity Dog 1001 State Street 437 0990

Seafood

Bantam Chef 101 East Court Ave. 437 3804

Italian

Terranova Restaurant 208 N State St 437 3101

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