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The 21st turtle in the trail of sculpted turtles, Renny, is unveiled, “Educating Rita” at CRT, the anniversary of the Balfour Declaration.

Grim Year for Local Arts as 3 Big Organizations Vanish and Palm Coast Drops Grants to Lowest-Ever Level

Palm Coast government on Tuesday scaled back its Cultural Arts Program almost by half as three major cultural organizations have vanished.

Profile Framing Flagler Beach Search for Next City Manager Falters

A nine-page brochure framing Flagler Beach's search for its next city manager does not appear to have been fact-checked.

City Repertory Theatre Presents Festive Revue for Launch of Flagler County Cultural Council

City Repertory Theatre presents “A Holiday Treat: A Special Night of Story and Song” as a fundraiser for the Flagler County Cultural Council.

Former president of the Palm Coast Arts Foundation releases new novel

Joseph A. Ganci Sr. released 'Guardian of Faith' in March.

$2,000 reward offered for info, after 'Quilty' is stolen from the Turtle Trail

Please contact the Flagler County Sheriff's Office with any information.

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Palm Coast Arts Foundation introduces Turtle 15, 'Norman,' to the Turtle Trail

Sponsored by the family of Dr. Orin Kaufman in his memory, Norman represents the iconic illustrations of Norman Rockwell.

2020 Artist of the Year: Jan Jackson honored by Gargiulo Art Foundation

Grand Colors: Westphal and Richards featured in new art show

The artwork of Lee Richards and Dex Westphal could not be more dissimilar. The two Flagler County artists present quite a contrast as they share an art show entitled “Singing Colors” at the Grand Gallery of Palm Coast Arts Foundation at Grand Living Realty, 2298 Colbert Lane, Palm Coast. The show opened March 7 and will continue through April 17. The Grand Gallery is open Mondays through Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and although it is normally closed on Sundays, an opening reception with the artists is scheduled for 1-3 p.m. Sunday, March 14. Admission is free, and masks are required for the reception and all of the show dates.