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The Membership Meeting will be held to vote on the slate of officers for the Board.  Members are encouraged to attend and let their voices be heard.  Walter Snell, the President of the Halifax Historical Museum, will be speaking after the vote.

6 PM Opening Video

6:30 PM Film maker Mike Clancy, followed by his film “Costa Rica Calling”

7:45 PM Intermission

8 PM Film maker Kem McNair’s Video

8:15 PM John Lynch, maker of “Abroad,” followed by the film

9 PM Film maker Pat Farley video interview followed by “Cowells”

Ticket sales begin at 5:30 PM

Explore interesting wines as you walk Flagler Avenue from 1-7 p.m., Saturday, March 23. During the progressive event, taste your choice of more than 100 showcased wines. Wine tasting passports are $25 and are available at 113 Flagler, at the tent at Flagler Avenue and Cooper Street, or at the corner of S. Atlantic and Flagler Avenue. Passports include 20 tasting tickets and a keepsake wine glass. Some locations feature both one- and multi-ticket wines to sample. Those who want to share their 20 tasting tickets with a friend may get an additional wine glass for $5. The event coincides with the Flagler Avenue Art Walk. Artists will offer fine art exhibits from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. along the Avenue.

Author Richard Stanley Cagan will embark on the second step of his inaugural “East Coast, United States, Reading and Book-Signing Tour”.  The author will read excerpts from his newly released 389 page hard cover book titled “Mafia Cop – The Two Families of Michael Palermo- Saints Only Live in Heaven”, and sign copies for attendees.

“Mafia Cop” is the true personal memoir of New York City Detective First Class Michael Sabella aka Michael Palermo (undercover street name), and his mutually beneficial relationship with the New York City Police Department and the bosses of organized crime.

Among his credits Detective Sabella, (aka Mike Scotti), was the Chief of Security for “The Rolling Stones” rock group in which he protected the group during their United States concert tour in 1969 which culminated at the concert in Altamont, California where he and his cordon of off-duty New York City police detectives saved the “Stones” by a wild, wind-swept helicopter evacuation from the performing stage of the deadly riot which broke out during their performance.

Detective Sabella was a highly decorated larger-than-life, honest man, both as a police officer and a combat veteran of World War II and The Korean Conflict.

6 PM Opening Video

6:45 PM Film “Lost and Found” by Doug Walker

7:45 PM Intermission

8 PM Film “Leave  A Message” by Jason Kenworth and Aaron Lieber

8:30 PM Film “Chasing the Swell” by Sachi Cunningham

9:00 PM Film “Manufacturing Stoke” by Petra Kavanagh and Geoffrey Smart

Ticket sales begin at 5:30 PM

3 PM Opening Video

3:30 PM Film “Minds in the Water” by Justin Krunb

4:40 PM Intermission

4:55 PM Mike Clancy Video

5:15 PM Mavericks Footage

5:45 PM Film “Sin Qua Non Greg Long” by Richard Yelland

6:10 PM Film “Fathoms Left to Fall” by Northcore

6:15 PM Lifetime Achievement Award Presentation

6:30 PM Introduction of Kem McNair

7 PM Film Premiere of “No Hodads Allowed” by Kem McNair

Ticket sales begin at 2:30 PM

The city of New Smyrna Beach is encouraging all of its neighborhoods to attend a Council Meeting regarding their overall roles in the City.  Locals are asked to express their concerns, priorities, and suggestions.

For more information on this meeting, click here.

Stroll the Canal Street Historic District Saturday, April 6, during the monthly 1st Saturday Art Stroll and Gallery Walk in the NSB Waterfront LOOP. On the first Saturday of the month, artistic vendors set up along the historic street from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. A free concert also is scheduled from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. in Christmas Park. Galleries feature solo and group exhibitions and artist talks in the Douglas Avenue area of the district from 4-7 p.m. Admission is free.

Music lovers may enjoy a free concert by Vocalist/Keyboardist Mary Cuchetti from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m., Saturday, April 6, in the Canal Street Historic District’s Christmas Park. The park is on the corner of Live Oak and Canal streets in New Smyrna Beach. Bring a lawn chair.