IN THIS ISSUEFlagler Restaurant Week Winners Page 2

BAC Expo Presented by Thrive MagazinePage 3

Vol. 2 Issue 10 | October 2015

CALENDAROF EVENTS

October 10 & 11 at 10:00AM11th Annual Creekside FestivalPrincess Place Preserve2500 Princess Place, Palm Coast$5.00 per car load per dayFor more information, visit www.flaglerchamber.org

October 12Flagler County Chamber of Commerce office closed in observance of Columbus Day

October 22 at 11:45PMThink Flagler First LuncheonHilton Garden Inn55 Town Center BlvdThe Economics of Population Growth with Jerry Parrish, PhDAdvance payment: $25 members; $35 future membersAt the door: $35 members; $45 future membersRSVP by October 16 at 5PMTo register, go to www.flaglerchamber.org

October 30 at 8:00AMBAC Business Expo Presented by Thrive MagazineHammock Beach Resort200 Ocean Crest Dr$99 per person includes lunchTo register, go to www.flaglerchamber.org

November 4 at 6:00PMYoung Professionals Group SocialFor more information, call 386-437-0106

November 11Flagler County Chamber of Commerce office closed in observance of Veteran’s Day

CHAMBER RIBBON CUTTINGS & OPEN HOUSES

October 14 at 4PMRibbon Cutting - Tutti Frutti of Palm Coast1475 Palm Coast Pkwy NW, Palm Coast

October 21 at 4PMRibbon Cutting – Integral Math Academy2 Pine Lakes N Ste 7, Palm Coast

October 28 at 4PMRibbon Cutting – Darlene Montrose w/Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate1 Hammock Beach Pkwy, Palm Coast

November 4 at 4PMRibbon Cutting/1yr Anniversary Peak Fitness & Rehab17 Old Kings Rd N, Palm Coast

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Held under the majes-tic oaks of Princess Place Preserve, the Creekside Festival is an annual tra-dition that celebrates the natural beauty of North-east Florida with live bluegrass music, a deli-cious variety of food, arts & craft vendors, historic re-enactors and family friendly activities.

D r a w i n g u p w a r d s of 15,000 guests each year, the two-day fes-tival now in its eleventh year, offers exhibits and activities to appeal to all tastes. This year’s event, set for Saturday, October 10 and Sunday, October 11 will, once again, not disappoint, thanks to old favorites, new addi-tions and an appreciation for our area’s historical significance.

What’s the best way to enjoy the festival? Pack your lawn chairs and a blanket, arrive early

and leave late because there’s much to see, do and enjoy.

O u t d o o r e n t h u s i -asts can explore nearby hiking trails, bring a kayak, or fish in the salt marshes along the Matanzas River and Pel-licer Creek. History buffs will appreciate the con-tinued partnership with Heritage Crossroads that brings historical dem-onstrators and exhibits to the festival, sharing stories of the area’s rich

heritage and giving Prin-cess Place the historical recognition it deserves.

If live music, a serene natural setting and edu-cational opportunities are not enough, visitors can shop for handcrafted treasures at arts & crafts booths, walk through a photo exhibit featuring work from Flagler Palm Coast High School stu-dents, enjoy a delicious meal or snack from one of the 15 food vendors, and tour the hunting lodge.

Flagler Parent Magazine will be back with a kids’ zone with inflatables, and the Flagler Home Builders Association will sponsor an expo of home-related products and services.

A special thank you to the 2015 Creekside Fes-tival sponsors: Bright House Networks, David I. Alfin, PLLC, Realtor®, S R E S ® w i t h W a t s o n Realty Corp, Daytona Beach News-Journal, Flagler Parent Magazine, Jeff Evans State Farm, KIX 98.7FM, SERVPRO of Flagler-New Smyrna Beach-Titusville.

The Creekside Festival will be open Saturday, October 10 from 10AM to 5PM and Sunday, Octo-ber 11 from 10AM to 4PM. Admission is $5 per car-load per day.

Visit www.flagler-c h a m b e r . o r g o r c a l l 386-437-0106 for more information.

Creekside Festival strums back into Flagler County October 10 & 11

This year’s guests can enjoy live music from 11 bands over two days with performances on two stages.

Main stage schedule: Saturday10 a.m. - 10:45 a.m. Seminole Ridge11 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. New River Bluegrass12 p.m. - 12:45 p.m. Front Porch Special1 p.m. - 1:45 p.m. Seminole Ridge2 p.m. - 2:45 p.m. New River Bluegrass3 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. Front Porch Special

Sunday10 a.m. - 10:45 a.m. Aslyn and the Nay Sayers11 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. Passerine12 p.m. - 12:45 p.m. Diamond Dixie1 p.m. - 1:45 p.m. Aslyn and the Nay Sayers2 p.m. - 2:45 p.m. Passerine

3 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. Sam Pacetti

Barn Stage Schedule:Saturday10:45 a.m. - 11:05 a.m. Ryan Minyard11:45 a.m. - 12:05 p.m.

Hogtown Creek12:45 p.m. - 1:05 p.m. John Dickie IV1:45 p.m. - 2:05 p.m. Shea Birney2:45 p.m. - 3:05 p.m. Todd and Molly Jones3:45 p.m. - 4:05 p.m. Paradox

A great lineup of Bluegrass, Folk and Country music

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Please join the Chamber for ribbon cuttings typically held Wednesdays from 4 to 6pm. Visit business/flaglerchamber.org/events for dates and locations as well as listings of other community events. Thank you for supporting local businesses!

ABOUT TOWN

Eggs & Issues Networking BreakfastGrand Haven Golf Club, Palm Coast

Young Professionals Group Social at Cork & Pint Wine and Tap RoomEuropean Village, Palm Coast

Re/Max Flagstaff 5th Year Anniversary Ribbon Cutting. Hargrove Grade, Palm Coast

100 Year Anniversary of Kiwanis Club of Flagler County Flagler County Chamber, Palm Coast

Flagler & Ormond Joint Chamber MixerBruce Rossmeyer’s Harley Davidson, Ormond Beach

Flagler Restaurant Week Kickoff Tasting Event Marineland Dolphin Adventure, Marineland

September 10th through the 18th brought Flagler County the most deli-cious days of the year. Twenty local restaurants created specialty menu items showcasing their best culinary talents. From appetizer bites to luscious entrees and decadent desserts, Flagler Restaurant Week had it all.

For the second year in a row, Fla-gler Restaurant Week hosted a kick-off tasting event at Marineland Dolphin Adventure. More than 500 locals came out and sampled mouth-watering and delectable tastes from each participating restaurant, which enticed guests to visit these restaurants on their own to enjoy Flagler Restaurant Week specials. The night ended with a spectacular dolphin show and raffle drawings.

Local foodies were encouraged to vote for their favorite participating res-taurants in ten categories throughout the week by visiting www.flaglerres-taurantweek.com. The following week,

the Chamber hosted a reception for the winners and awarded them with hand-painted plates from “In Awe of God’s Gifts by Julie Guimond.”

Congratulations to the 2015 Flagler Restaurant Week winners!

Best Overall Taste at the kickoff event: Captain’s BBQBest Breakfast: Kokomo’s CafeBest Lunch: Canfield’s Restaurant at Palm Harbor Golf ClubBest Dinner: Giabella Italian Restaurant & PizzeriaBest Dessert: Captain’s BBQBest App: Break-Awayz at the BeachBest Servers: The Atlantic Grille At Hammock Beach ResortBest Ambiance: Golden Lion CaféBest Value: Beach Belly Bob’s Sandwich ShopBest Menu: The Island GrilleBest Overall: Turtle Shack Café

2nd Annual Flagler Restaurant week: Recap and winners announced

Many diners took part in the Flagler Restaurant Week passport contest, but there could only be one Flagler Foodie! Flagler Beach resident, Samantha Grieves and her boyfriend Jason Clark, visited 16 of the 20 restaurants in one week. How did she do it? We sat down with Samantha to find out exactly how she planned out her foodie adventure.

How did you manage to visit 16 restaurants in seven days?

“My boyfriend and I just moved here in August from New Jersey. This was the perfect way to figure out cool places to eat. We would each order something from a different restaurant for dinner each night and split the meals.”

Which restaurants offered your favorite dishes?“I absolutely loved the pressed cheese

sandwich at Kokomo’s and the prosciutto rolls from BreakAwayz. (They also have the NFL package, so my boyfriend was excited) My other favorites were the jerked chicken from Island Grille and the avocado egg rolls at Turtle Shack!”

Would you recommend others in the community to participate in restaurant week?

“Absolutely. I met a lot of cool people at all the

restaurants. We mapped out which restaurants were located close to each other and made a plan. It was easy and fun.”

Samantha was crowned the “2015 Flagler Foodie” and awarded the ultimate foodie gift basket with restaurant gift cards and kitchen essentials.

And the 2015 Flagler Foodie Award goes to...

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This year, the Palm Coast Business Assistance Center (BAC) is joining forces with the Flagler County Cham-ber of Commerce's Thrive Business and Professional magazine to present the 5th Annual BAC Business Expo.

Journey to Excellence is the theme for the 2015 Palm Coast BAC Business Expo presented by Thrive magazine, set for October 30 from 8AM to 1:30PM at Hammock Beach Resort, 200 Ocean Crest Drive, Palm Coast (beachside in the Hammock). Registration is now under way for $99 for a professional development event that includes key-note speakers, breakout sessions, networking opportunities and lunch.

Jacksonville Jaguars President Mark Lamping and Andy Corty, publisher of Florida Trend magazine, will serve as the Business Expo’s keynote speakers.

For the past four years, the City of Palm Coast’s BAC has worked with Florida Small Business Development Center hosted by the University of Cen-tral Florida (SBDC) to plan and host the Business Expo. To build upon the success of the past four expos, event organizers agreed that transitioning to the Flagler County Chamber would be beneficial in increasing participation within the local business community and region.

According to Chamber President Rebecca DeLorenzo, hosting the Busi-ness Expo fits with the organization’s mission of helping local businesses thrive.

“We have attended this event for four years and are delighted to take

our organization’s involvement to the next level,” she said. “With our quar-terly magazine Thrive as the presenting sponsor, we look forward to reaching a larger audience this year and have lined up some exceptional speakers to provide attendees with an outstanding profes-sional development opportunity.”

Beau Falgout, Palm Coast’s City Administration Coordinator, shared his support for the transition: “We are proud to partner with the Flagler Chamber and Thrive to transition and grow the Busi-ness Expo event. Now in its fifth year, the Business Expo will be even better this year with the Chamber’s support.”

For more information about atten-dance or sponsorship, contact the Palm Coast BAC at 386-986-2499, Jaclyn Miklos at the Flagler Chamber (386-206-0955), or register today at http://bit.ly/bacexpo

Journey to Excellence at the 5th Annual Palm Coast

BAC Business Expo in October

Based on the success of its trip to China in 2014 and upcoming trip to Ireland, the Flagler County Chamber is planning a trip to Italy next July. The trip, a fundraiser for the Chamber, is open to both chamber members and non-members.

Thanks to Mark Gerling of Gerling Travel Group and TRAFALGAR, the nine-night, ten-day guided vacation will depart from Orlando on July 15, with arrival in Rome on July 16. Travelers will depart from Venice on July 25 and return to Orlando later that same day. The soon-to-be-priced package will include round trip airfare, deluxe accommoda-tions, nine hot buffet breakfasts, one lunch and five dinners, land excursions and round trip transport to and from Orlando International Airport.

Some highlights of this life-changing journey include stops to iconic destina-tions starting in Rome and Florence, traveling through Tuscany with visits to Pisa, Parma and Bologna and ending with three nights in magical Venice. This will afford guests with exclusive insights of Italy including an exploration of Ital-ian culinary traditions and in-depth tastes of the nation.

“We are delighted to offer another exciting travel opportunity to the com-munity,” said Rebecca DeLorenzo, chamber president. “We are confident this trip will offer travelers an afford-able way to explore Italy led by expert local guides and with time to explore and appreciate the culture and history of this beautiful country.”

The Chamber will host two free infor-mational sessions for guests to learn

more about the trip and the complete cost on October 22, 2015 at 3:30pm and 5:00pm. Light refreshments will be offered. As seating is limited, please contact Sheila at Gerling Travel Group at 386-439-6900 or sheila@gerlingtravel.com to reserve your space.

Savor the Flavors of Italy with the Flagler Chamber’s

3nd Annual Travel Trip

Your Included Sights• City tour in Rome, Florence, Bologna and Venice• Orientation of Parma• Visit St. Peter’s Basilica, the town of Greve, the Academy of Fine Arts in Flor-ence and the famous food markets in Venice• Cruise by private launch to St. Mark’s Square in Venice• View the ancient sites of Rome, Santa Croce Basilica and the Duomo in Flor-ence, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Kissing Towers in Bologna, the Byzantine St. Mark’s Basilica and the Rialto Bridge in Venice Your Insider Experiences• Local Specialist: For included sight-seeing in Rome, Florence, Bologna and Venice• Cultural Insight: Visit Giudecca Island for an insider look at Venetian Arts. See glassblowing artisans and other crafts-men in action• Be My Guest: Dinner and wine in a vineyard setting overlooking the Chianti hills with a local family who also tend an olive grove.

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Jeanette has been in business for two years, and joined the Flagler County Chamber in February 2014 becom-ing an active member of the TGIF leads group. She became a Chamber Diplomat as a way to give back and support other small businesses in the community.

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