The Ocean Center’s ECHO Gallery features local art highlighting the history of the county. The exhibit displays works from seven local artists with a focus on the broad history of Volusia County. Featured artists are Bobbie Baugh, J. Walker Fischer, Fred Peace, Clare Radigan, Gary R. Thomas, Marianne Verna and Robert Wince.

The Atlantic Center for the Arts (ACA) organizes a diverse array of programs aimed at supporting artists of all ages and skill levels. Founded in 1977 by the renowned sculptor and painter Doris Leeper, ACA serves as a vibrant multidisciplinary artist residency facility in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. Through workshops, exhibitions, and collaborative projects, the ACA fosters creativity and encourages artistic growth, making the arts accessible and engaging for both emerging and established artists. This commitment not only enriches the local community but also nurtures a broader appreciation for the arts across various disciplines.

At The Hub on Canal, our mission centers on creating a vibrant community by fostering art, education, and diverse creative opportunities. Nestled on Canal Street in the historic district of New Smyrna Beach, The Hub serves as an incubator for over 70 artists, showcasing their work and facilitating spontaneous artist talks. We are committed to supporting the community by offering a wide array of classes and workshops tailored to all skill levels. The Hub on Canal not only brings people together through engaging events but also extends resources to underserved populations via scholarship programs and mentoring, alongside art and music education. Collectively, these initiatives play a significant role in revitalizing our community and stimulating local economic growth.

Daytona Playhouse is dedicated to enriching our community and visitors through the power of live theatre. With a mission to provide diverse and innovative theatre experiences, the Playhouse offers high-quality productions and creative opportunities for individuals of all ages. By promoting appreciation for and education in all phases of theatre arts, Daytona Playhouse has established itself as a vital cultural hub. As a not-for-profit community theatre serving the community since 1946, it is run primarily by over 200 volunteers who contribute their time and talents to ensure its success. The Playhouse relies on ticket sales and donations to sustain its operations, highlighting the importance of community support in helping this cherished institution not only survive but flourish.