Daily Briefing

Labor Day at the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse, the Atomic Museum in Las Vegas and its dissimulation of horrors by entertainment, Father Guido Sarducci, a little wisdom by a builder of nuclear weapons.

Storywalk with Parker The Pelican, ESL Bible Studies for Intermediate and Advanced Students, the problem with Kamala Harris’s contempt for the press, JFK’s first televised news conference, William Buckley’s Yale.

Peps Art Walk, noon to 5 p.m. next to JT’s Seafood Shack, the Saturday Flagler Beach Farmers Market, when Eisenhower could tour the world in a convertible without fear for his safety, Bill Bryson on bacteria.

Fall Horticultural Workshops at the Palm Coast Community Center, when Le Petit Journal, France’s most read daily in the old days, read like a broadsheet of the Trump era, Trump by the numbers, the Eisenhower years’ anti-immigration streak.

Palm Coast Concert Series: Soul Fire, this evening at The Stage, the old location of the Palm Coast Arts Foundation in Town Center, Arensky’s piano trio and why he should be reconsidered.

The River to Sea Transportation Planning Organization meets, the Flagler County Public Library Book Club takes on “Lady Tan’s Circle of Women,” the American divide on perceptions of slavery’s impact.

The Palm Coast City Council discusses how and when to replace Cathy Heighter, who abruptly resigned last week, Fall Horticultural Workshops at the Palm Coast Community Center, numbers of the Middle Passage, a few words from Olaudah Equiano’s narrative.

The Flagler County Beekeepers Association meets, remembering Larry Newsome on the fourth anniversary of his death, Joseph Brodsky’s Watermark.

Farmers’ Market at European Village, what god created in Flagler Beach after his/her/their third day, to the sips of a martini, Bill Withers.

Coffee With Commissioner Scott Spradley, why we love Colleen Conklin and why Barry White is never gonna give ya up.