Featuring: 11 a.m. Stetson University Jazz Band; noon Andre Darby; 1 p.m. Kid Dutch & His New Orleans Music; 2 p.m. Ella & the Bossa Beat; 3 p.m. Shine & the Shakers; 4 p.m. Joe Gilabert Trio; 5 p.m. Adam Kornecki Trio; and 6 p.m. Mark Hodgson. Tickets: $15 general admission in advance; $20 day of the […]

Libation ceremony; candlelighting ceremony; guest speaker; traditional food; drummers; dancers and more. Free. Call 386-736-4004.

Libation ceremony; candlelighting ceremony; guest speaker; traditional food; drummers; dancers and more. Free. Call 386-736-4004.

Featuring Fyre Insyde. There will be an open-mic event following the concert. Free. Call 386-736-4004.

Museum tours; legacy celebration; expansion unveiling; entertainment; refreshments; silent auction. Free admission.

Featuring “Michel Delgado: A Quiet Revelation.” Admission: free. Call 386-734-4371.

Poets and spoken-word artists from Florida and beyond compete for the title of Florida State Champion with more than $2,000 in cash and prizes. Mature themes & language possible. Readings of ekphrastic poetry by finalists in the 2023 Poetic. Visions Competition. Live music by the Chase Underriner Quintet. Free.

Presented in partnership with the African American Museum of the Arts. Free admission. Call 386-736-4004.

Live bands will perform jazz, gospel and other music for your listening pleasure. Free.

Learn about the Emancipation Proclamation and other contributions to end slavery in the state of Florida. The proclamation will be read aloud. Also, student essays; artwork; live entertainment. Though it’s not required, those attending are encouraged to dress in 1880s fashion. Free.

Featuring the documentary Freedom Drumming. Emancipation in the state of Florida was proclaimed in Tallahassee on May 20, 1865. Learn about the Emancipation Proclamation and other contributions to end slavery in the state of Florida. Free.

Celebrate National Women's Month with food, a glass of wine, and a canvas and paints. The cost is $35.  

 in person at the Dr. Noble “Thin Man” Watts Amphitheater, 322 S. Clara Ave., DeLand, and on Zoom by registering at tinyurl.com/aama-registration. Featuring Krystle Lemonias, who will talk about her exhibit at the African American Museum of the Arts. Free. Call 386-736-4004.