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Open every Saturday from 8 am. – 1 pm. Booths are only $10 for everyone!
Children in kindergarten through fifth grade can build and create using supplies provided.
Basic computer-skills assistance, internet access for job searches and completing applications, email-account setup assistance, cover-letter and résumé editing; and access to online egov applications such as unemployment claims, food or housing assistance, and Social Security website access.
Designed for children from birth to 18 months, this group will offer a gentle introduction to rhyme, stories, songs, finger plays, and other babies.
A storytime specially designed for infants and toddlers to participate in with their parents and caregivers. Experience nursery rhymes, books and music in a fun and interactive environment.
Bring a project, or use the Library’s Cricut Explore One, an electronic cutting machine for projects and crafts.
This program focuses on stretch and strengthening exercises that can be done from a seated position. Wear comfortable clothing, and bring a towel.
School-aged children and their families can try their hand at a different make-n-take craft each week. Thematic stories may be shared, and related library materials will be available for checkout.
For infants and toddlers. Learn stories, songs and rhymes in English and Spanish.
This lab offers basic computer-skills assistance, internet access for job searches and completing applications, email-account setup assistance, cover-letter and résumé editing, and access to online egov applications such as: Unemployment Claims, Food or Housing Assistance, and Social Securit…
Books, songs, rhymes and flannel-board stories for children ages 2-5, and a coordinating craft.
The Artisan Alley Farmers Market is home to a vibrant marketplace including over 40 vendors year-round. The market takes place every Friday evening from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., in Artisan Alley, across from the Chess Park. You'll find seasonal farm fresh produce from local growers, as well as bake…
Sponsored by the City of Lake Helen, the outdoor market features a variety of local vendors offering homemade goods, natural products and food items for sale to the public. Perfect place for your next Yard Sale!! Vendors can contact Karen at 305-393-0682
A music and movement program for toddlers and preschoolers. There is also a play area for pre-walkers and their caregivers.
West Volusia residents age 18 and above can be screened for diabetes, high cholesterol, high blood pressure and high BMI by a state-certified bilingual community health worker.
Basic computer-skills assistance, internet access for job searches and completing applications, email-account setup assistance, cover-letter and résumé editing; and access to online egov applications such as unemployment claims, food or housing assistance, and Social Security website access.
Youth ages 12-18 can take part in programs that include a variety of crafts, games and fun.
Children in kindergarten through fifth grade can build and create using supplies provided.
Basic computer-skills assistance, internet access for job searches and completing applications, email-account setup assistance, cover-letter and résumé editing; and access to online egov applications such as unemployment claims, food or housing assistance, and Social Security website access.
Farmers Market at 535 Fair Street, off West State Road 44, at the intersection of Carlis Road and Fair Street, DeLand.
Explore LEGO design skills and express creativity with a full hour of LEGO time.
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The Beacon's events page is open to anyone who has a not-for-profit event open to the community.
We have a few simple guidelines:
- Not-for-profit community events hosted by nonprofits, government agencies and West Volusia citizens are generally allowed
- Events hosted by local businesses which benefit nonprofit groups are generally allowed
- Ribbon cuttings, anniversary events and book signings are almost always welcome
- No business sales or promotions, even if a portion of proceeds go to a nonprofit group
- All events are subject to approval by Beacon staff
Have questions? Unsure if your event qualifies?
Email events@beacononlinenews.com, or call 386-734-4622 and ask for David, Leah, Margie or Anthony.
