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Heather Anest, Devon Anest, Jeromy Close, Daniel Glenn, Reghan Anest and Joshua Paine grab a photo together at the fourth annual Ormond Beach Beer Festival. Photo by Michele Meyers
The Click plays at the fourth annnual Ormond Beach Beer Fest. Photo by Michele Meyers
Drummer Jim Sinex, performs with The Click during the fourth annual Ormond Beach Beer Festival at Rockefeller Gardens. Photo by Michele Meyers
Chuck Morel performs with The Click during the fourth annual Ormond Beach Beer Festival at the Rockefeller Gardens. Photo by Michele Meyers
Festival goers relax in the shade suring the fourth annual Ormond Beach Beer Festival at the Rockefeller Gardens. Photo by Michele Meyers
Retired Pine Trail Elementary School teacher Katherine Grindle and retired Champion Elementary School teacher Carlene Russell welcome people to the Ormond Beach Beer Festival. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze assistant tennis coach Laurae Hathaway and Matt MacVane enjoy the sunny weather at the fourth annual Ormond Beach Beer Festival. Photo by Michele Meyers
Marvin Miller and his son Matt Miller usually drop in on most of the Ormond Beach events including the fourth annual Ormond Beach Beer Festival. Photo by Michele Meyers
Jason Devriese, Rod Armstrong and Richard Wilson hang out at the fourth annual Ormond Beach Beer Festival. Photo by Michele Meyers
Cyrus Jamidar shows Daniel Glenn something of interest at the fourth annual Ormond Beach Beer Festival. Photo by Michele Meyers
Riggs Harris from 95.7 the Hog, J.R. Rivera with the Half Wall Brewery and Martin Truda, a regular at the brewery, hang out at the fourth annual Ormond Beach Beer Festival. Photo by Michele Meyers
Joshua Paine finishes up the fourth annual Ormond Beach Beer Festival with a Miller Lite. Photo by Michele Meyers
Ormond Beach residents Jackson Hinds, Kerri Hinds, Ryan Welch and Lance Hinds at the fourth annual Ormond Beach Beer Festival. The Hinds are happy they returned to the area three years ago. Photo by Michele Meyers
In order to participate in the beer tasting from 1-4: p.m. at the Ormond Beach Beer Festival, patrons bought wrist bands which came with a small mug. Photo by Michele Meyers
Daytona State College Hospitality Beverage Science students and teachers serve up their own brew at the fourth annual Ormond Beach Beer Festival. Photo by Michele Meyers
Jacqueline-Samantha Coppin-Melson serves Persimmon Hollow to the Ormond Beach Beer Festival patrons. Photo by Michele Meyers
Jack Elston (top), Andrew Elston and Matthew Wells play during the Ormond Beach Beer Festival. Photo by Michele Meyers
Clementine Stutts plays during the Ormond Beach Beer Festival at the Rockefeller Gardens. Photo by Michele Meyers
Marlena Fabrick (right) toasts with Palm Coast resident Jason Connolly (left) and Wayne who is smiling in the background and states he does not have a last name. Photo by Michele Meyers
Ormond Beach residents Ann Marie Zweifel and Cyndi Patterson toast at the fourth annual Ormond Beach Beer Festival. Photo by Michele Meyers
David Lammers, brewer Blair Willacker and Ann-Marie Willacker represent McKay's at the fourth annual Ormond Beach Beer Festival. Photo by Michele Meyers
Cheers. Richard Wilson, Jason Devriese and Rod Armstrong sample a variety of beers during the Ormond Beach Beer Festival. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze baseball coach Jeff Lemon, his wife-Seabreeze athletic trainer Kelley Lemon and their son Charlie Lemon take a break at the fourth annual Ormond Beach Beer Festival. Photo by Michele Meyers
Ron Sturm is the central Florida representative for Sun King Brewery in Sarasota. He and David Lammers (right) know each other from attending Father Lopez High School. Photo by Michele Meyers
Ormond Beach friends Ron Sturm and David Lammers share some memories at the Sun King Brewery tent at the Ormond Beach Beer Festival. Photo by Michele Meyers
Renee Cuocco and Lauren La Brie stop by the Karma booth where Michael Fishetti is giving out samples of the probiotic infused water. Photo by Michele Meyers
S.R. Perrott representative, Michelle Morgese and Rita Narcisse-Taylor, owner of Nouveau International Design, LLC at the fourth annual Ormond Beach Beer Festival. Photo by Michele Meyers
Cindy Beers dances and sings to the Click's music at the fourth annual Ormond beach Beer Festival. Photo by Michele Meyers
People flooded to the fourth annual Ormond Beach Beer Festival as “Don’t You (Forget About Me)” emanated from the Rockefeller Gardens stage, where The Click was playing a variety of 80s tunes on Saturday, May 13.
I don't know why we ever left Ormond Beach. It's the best. Every time I drive over that bridge to go home, I can't believe I'm back. I'm so happy. - Kerri Hinds, Ormond Beach resident
The Rotary Club of Ormond Beach organizes the event to generate funds for its ongoing mission to help local community families and children in need and support local charities, according to the club’s website. This has been the club’s mission for 68 years.
Patrons had the opportunity to sample over 100 beers provided by 35 breweries as well as purchase food from a variety of vendors.
This was the Hinds family’s first time at the festival. They lived in Ormond Beach 25 years ago and returned in 2020 after living in Atlanta. Mom Kerri Hinds has fond memories of their time in Ormond. They currently live half a mile from the first house they bought.
“I don’t know why we ever left Ormond Beach,” mom Kerri Hinds said. “It’s the best. Every time I drive over that bridge to go home, I can’t believe I’m back. I’m so happy.”
