DeBary Hall Youth & Family Programs

DeBary Hall Youth & Family Programs include activities such as line dancing, story time with stories, songs, and activities, and a beginner-friendly contra dance class. The program also offers historical presentations, Victorian games and crafts, guided tours of a 150-year-old winter hunting estate, and a traditional Victorian afternoon tea with tea samplings, etiquette lessons, and a house tour. Additional activities include a presentation on Florida’s 260-mile Coast-to-Coast Trail and a walking club called Red Hot Chili Steppers at Gemini Springs Park.

• Ages: 3–18 years old
• Schedule: DeBary Hall: Swing into Contra is a free, two-hour class.
• Price: DeBary Hall: Line Dancing has a $5 charge for each class. DeBary Hall: Swing into Contra is free. DeBary Hall: Creating a Backyard Wildlife Sanctuary is free. DeBary Hall: Ten Things to Do Around DeBary Before You Die is part of the free Lemonade Lectures series.

A certified master gardener leads DeBary Hall: Creating a Backyard Wildlife Sanctuary and shares practical tips. The Lemonade Lectures series, which includes DeBary Hall: Ten Things to Do Around DeBary Before You Die, is sponsored. History-focused events include DeBary Hall: Living History Day with George Washington’s headquarter tent and a war re-enactment camp, a live portrayal of George and Martha Washington by local actors Bill and Cara Elder, and DeBary Hall: 1943: Turning the Tide with a discussion by local historian Ryan Lowry. DeBary Hall: Florida's Coast-to-Coast Trail features stories, insights, and practical tips from avid cyclist Edith Kohlbach, and DeBary Hall: Ten Things to Do Around DeBary Before You Die is presented by author and historian Robert Redd.

Last updated February 19, 2026.