Amazing gallery where I had the pleasure of connecting with the artists to learn about their…read morepieces. I stumbled upon an event Saturday while on my way to the Wine Fest and what a pleasant surprise.

Once a year open to the public, worth going to visit the artists, see their works & their…read moreindividual studios

I just want to know the date!!!! I would like to plan a event for a Knapp in. I call ,but I don't…read moreever get a call back. . I'm willing to do what ever it takes to get something rolling !!! Come on.

Chambers Farm hosts at least two Native American Pow Wows each year. One is the weekend after…read moreThanksgiving, the other is near Easter. These family friendly events are open to the public, and this is a beautiful spot to spend a day learning about the original Americans. And having a good time in the country. Camping is available too if you want to spend the weekend. There are lots of items for sale, from jewelry to animal skins and teeth, to food and crafts. Admission is only $5.00 per car. Check out the website for more info, and if you go, and you should, Please go in peace. Wado. Video from 2012 here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13E1M2lOzf8

The lines to get into this place are a complete joke. Over an hour wait for such a small venue is…read morepathetic. Open up some more entrances or something. Will not be back for any type of show.

This is a nice event space in Ocala. It is located right by the OTOW community…read more We were there to see a concert (Herman's Hermits' frontman, Peter Noone). The place is very clean. The seating was comfortable. As this is used as a space for all sorts of events such as conferences and weddings, seating is not stadium seating, but the chairs were really nice, and they have ushers to help with rows. The restroom facilities are clean and ample. This might be the first concert I've been to with enough restrooms that there were no lines! Lots of self parking outside, but you might have to walk a bit.

A visit to Ormond Beach just would not be right without a visit to the Casements. Our group of four…read morewere in the area and we convinced them it is a must see. My wife and I had been there about ten years earlier and really enjoyed it. So on a beautiful early November day we made a visit. Still very impressive with the times opulence, it was a refreshing view of history in the areas. Rooms, offices, kitchen, library, etc. One remodeled large room had pictures from the early days of racing on the beach. Paintings, sculptures, desks, an elegant coffee server. It was all very fascinating to see. Also pictures of a disastrous fire that occurred there, and has been fully restored. The tour takes about 30-35 minutes, depending on how many questions you might have. The docent was very well versed on all the aspects of the home and the history. Hard to imagine being the richest man in America and being able to live in this fine house in the Winter. After the tour, I made a donation to the Historical Society thar do the excellent tours. And my wife made a separate donation by purchasing a necklace from the gift shop.

If you are in Ormond Beach, this is a fantastic way to kill time and learn some mazing history...if…read moreyou can catch a tour. We walked in and amazingly caught a tour just starting. It was totally free, too, and the tour guides are fun and knowledgeable. There is a lot of signage, so you can still enjoy it without a tour, but the tour will be so much more enjoyable.