Central Park in Town Center

Flagler County Humane Society Development Committee would like to present the 1st annual Mardi Gras Pet Parade celebration as a non-profit fund raising event. At Town Center Park, Saturday February 22nd Parade start time 11 am with Food trucks, vendors with Pet related products max 12x12 tents. Food trucks will be asked to donate to the Humane Society to be part of the event, vendors will also be asked to make a donation to participate. A donation will be collected for those who choose to participate with their pet in the Parade. This event should be over by 3pm. We may ask for a major sponsor to make a donation with their name and marketing provided at the event.

Flagler Humane Society benefit event. Mardi-Growl Pet Parade around the lake at Cental Park Town Center. Food Trucks, pet expo, per parade and prizes. McGuff will be there, Judges Sheriff Staley, Melissa Holland, Patty Murphy of Team Murphy Realtors, and Laura Gazzoli of Seagate Homes.

The City of Palm Coast's Parks and Recreation Department and Flagler Schools proudly present Movies in Central Park on the second Friday of each month (excluding January, February November and December). The movie begins at dusk and admission is free. A different family feature is shown on the big screen in the stage area at the main entrance to the park. We remind all movie goers to bring blankets, chairs, picnic baskets, bug spray and make plans to come early with your family, friends and neighbors.

Movie Synopsis: After the Murder of his father, a young lion prince flees his kingdom only to learn the true meaning of responsibility and bravery.

Upcoming Movies:

• April 10 @ 8:00 PM - Aladdin (PG)
• May 8 @ 8:20 PM - Frozen II

Bring your chairs and/or blankets, your picnic basket and bug spray and settle in for a fun, free, family activity.

The hunt is on for 10,000+ candy and toy filled eggs. Enjoy a fun-filled morning with exciting activities, such as the Easter egg hunts for children up to 10 years old, magic shows, balloon art, carnival games, face painting, trackless train, food, refreshments and pictures with the Easter Bunny.

As a requirement to receive their first national Tree USA Designation, the City of Palm Coast organized an annual event to celebrate Arbor Day. In 2006, approximately 60 residents attended this introductory program, held with four local green vendors at the Indian Trails Sports Complex. Over the last ten years, Palm Coast's Arbor Day event has become one of the City's most popular gatherings. It eventually moved to the Palm Coast Community Center and when the space and parking lot could no longer accommodate so many guests, Arbor Day moved to its permanent location at Central Park in Town Center. Hundreds of people stop by each May to exchange non-perishable food items for a free 3- gallon tree, visit green vendors selling environmental products and enjoy music and refreshments, environmental activities, a butterfly release and direct contact with native animals. Over the past few years, a 5K Run and One Mile Family Fun Run/Walk has been added to the event, making it an extraordinary community destination each year.