Art & Artisan Stroll, 9am-3pm- Every 1st Saturday Canal Street hosts vendors in tents presenting their handmade products for sale. These artists and artisans offer a wide variety of attractive products to add to the reasons you should be on Canal Street every 1st Saturday.

For your entertainment, while you stroll, we'll have The Hub's house band RhythmWorks playing beside The Hub on Magnolia from 11am to 1pm, and Saxman Jamie Hollis will be in Christmas Park from 11am-1pm.

Sip & Stroll - 1-6pm - Purchase your tickets online until 4pm on 1st Saturday--pick-up at the info booth at Live Oak and Canal Street. You may also purchase tickets at the info booth between 1pm and 5pm, the day of the event.



Participating businesses include:

Cafe' del Soul

City Market Bistro

CorkScrew Bar and Grille

Crimson House

The Hub on Canal

Jane's Art Center

New Smyrna Beach Brewing Company

Panheads Pizzeria

River Deck

Riverpark Terrace 

Sugar Works Distillery

The General Public House

Yellow Dog Eats



Most Galleries - GALLERY WALK - Opening Receptions - 1st Saturday

Be sure to also stop by the other galleries on Canal Street

as you enjoy Gallery Walk.

Arts on Douglas

In the Feature Gallery

Small Things Considered:

A Group Exhibition

Opening: Saturday, Dec. 2, 4-7pm

Exhibit ends on January 9, 2024

Arts on Douglas

In the alt_space Gallery

Luca Molnar: Helybe

Encore Reception:

Saturday, December 2, 4-7pm

Exhibit ends on December 9, 2023

The Hub on Canal

Founders Gallery

From Surreal Visions to Points of Color

Robert Shirk

Opening, Saturday, Dec. 2, 4-7pm

Artist Talk: 6pm

Exhibition through December 29, 2023.

Jane's Art Center Feature Gallery

Where's the Beef?

Pottery by Curtis Houston

Opening, Saturday, December 2, 2023

Artist Talk: 6pm

Exhibition through December 30, 2023

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“Florida’s Smartest Little City” was used as a catchphrase to describe New Smyrna in the mid-1900s. In this colorized image you can see years of improvement have covered the canal on the north side and paved Canal Street. The bank on the corner of Magnolia and Canal has its upper story now and the building that is today The Hub has added a decorative façade to the roofline. The large oak tree on the right side of the street stood in front of Bob’s Service Station, now Jimmy Hulas.

Compliments of the Sheldon Library in the New Smyrna Museum of History.