Top Rated Concerts and Shows in New Smyrna Beach

"Come see a free concert or enjoy an event at the Daytona Beach Bandshell. Built in 1937, this scenic amphitheater overlooks the Atlantic Ocean and sits next to the Boardwalk amusement area."

"If a live show seems like more of your thing, then definitely check what is currently playing at The Peabody. From opera, to comedy, dance, children’s productions, live music, and Broadway shows, this 2,521 seat auditorium has hosted Internationally Acclaimed Artists and Groups. Since 1949, The Peabody has been entertaining local and visiting audiences."

"Originally designed and built by a famous architect in the early ‘20s, the Athens Theatre on North Florida Avenue in Deland is one of the city’s most well-preserved historic sites and was built in the style of the Italian Renaissance. At the time, the city’s founders envisioned that Deland would eventually rival Athens, Greece in its majesty. Since its opening, the theatre has hosted a variety of performances, including dramatic plays, raucous vaudeville performances, and a little bit of everything else in between."

"Designed and built in the early 1920s, the Athens Theatre is one of the few existing examples of a classic American theatre in Central Florida. Today, theatre and film festivals, classic movies, independent art films, concerts, dramas, musicals and other live performances are just a few of the programs that are offered along with lectures and educational activities for students and adults."

"Comprised of diverse ecological features like swamps, forests, lakes, and coastal wetlands, Tiger Bay State Forest is an excellent destination for those interested in escaping the hustle and bustle of the area’s often overly crowded beaches. A few different trails wind their way through the state forest, and it’s not uncommon to find a quiet area for yourself or to see animals like snakes, turtles, and wading birds. The trails are flat, well-marked, and appropriate for children and even those who aren’t physically fit."

"The 34-mile Ormond Scenic Loop & Trail is in Ormond Beach, just north of Daytona Beach. You can drive, or better yet, motorcycle or cycle the loop, which winds through some of the most spectacular scenery in the area, alternating between oceanfront views and live oak tree canopies. Head north and admire the beachfront and barrier island dunes, keeping an eye out near Spanish Waters Drive for the Ormond Beach WWII Submarine Watchtower. Erected in 1942, this wooden watchtower is one of the last left of its kind."

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"Formerly the winter home of multi-millionaire John D. Rockefeller, The Casements now serves as the City of Ormond Beach's cultural center and museum containing art and historical exhibits. Free tours of the Rockefeller period rooms and other exhibits are offered 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Monday through Friday and 10 -11:30 a.m., Saturday."

"The Casements welcomes visitors Monday through Saturday, please check the event page for tour times. Come learn about the history of the mansion and grounds. Visit special displays including Boy Scouts of America historical memorabilia and a collection of Hungarian festival costumes and artifacts."

"A short drive away in Ormond Beach, Florida, is The Casements, and it’s worth the trip. This was the winter residence of oil magnate John D. Rockefeller, and it’s now a park and museum that’s free to the public. This historic attraction doesn’t get its fair share of publicity, in my opinion."

"The Living Legends of Auto Racing, Inc., was founded in 1993 in an effort to recognize, honor and promote the pioneers of beach racing and stock car racing. Today the organization has over 600 members from around the world."