Daily Briefing

Clay Jones on knowing her place, Palm Coast Farmers’ Market, Jake’s Women, By Neil Simon, at City Rep Theatre, ‘No Sex Please, We’re British,’ at Daytona Playhouse, the Sursock Museum in Beirut.

Palm Coast Fall Arts Festival in Central Park, Second Saturday Plant Sale at Washington Oaks Gardens, Jake’s Women, By Neil Simon, at City Rep Theatre, the Gamble Jam is back, a few good post-election covers, Johnny Cash and Gore Vidal on fascism.

Jake’s Women, By Neil Simon, at City Rep Theatre, ‘No Sex Please, We’re British,’ at Daytona Playhouse, Free For All Fridays with Host David Ayres, welcoming Colleen Conklin on 24 years as a school board member, plus and Carrie Baird and Cheryl Tristam on a special program at Flagler Cares.

Model Yacht Club Races at the Pond in Palm Coast’s Central Park, drug court, a lecture by Kurt Vonnegut, a few words from Ta-Nehisi Coates, the sheriff’s bobblehead and Trump’s grenade.

The Flagler Beach Library Book Club meets, the Flagler County Republican Club holds its monthly meeting, Weekly Chess Club for Teens at the library, Jacques Brel’s bridge-jumpers.

Election Day, finally, endless Flagler County Canvassing Board meetings, thinking with George Orwell and Billy Currington (beer is good and people are crazy) and thinking of Iowa.

The Flagler County Commission meets, the Beverly Beach Town Commission meets, the sense of curfew before Election Day, an excerpt from Robert Graves’s Goodbye To All That.

Jake’s Women, By Neil Simon, at City Rep Theatre, Maze Days at Cowart Ranch, Palm Coast Farmers’ Market at European Village, when an obscure Beirut paper broke the Iran-Contra affair.

Last day for early voting, the Flagler Beach All Stars hold their monthly beach clean-up, Coffee With Commissioner Scott Spradley, Jake’s Women at City Rep Theatre, Charlie Hebdo’s latest cover and Jacques Derrida’s hospitality.

Jake’s Women, By Neil Simon, at City Rep Theatre, the Flagler County Sheriff’s National Night Out at FPC, the lawsuit over Palm Coast’s debt referendum is in court, Daisy Henry Street Renaming, Google’s concerns.