A new fall fundraiser is on the calendar at the Flagler Beach Historical Museum, with proceeds set to back youth education, the museum shared Aug. 7, 2026.
Dubbed the Coastal Cart Caravan and sponsored by Root Company, the evening is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 22, running from 5 to 8 p.m. Attendees will meet first at the museum, then roll out in a golf cart caravan to several spots around Flagler Beach, stopping along the way for a progressive dining outing with food and drinks.
Funds from the event will go to the museum’s Youth Explorer Program, a mix of hands-on lessons, summer excursions, interactive displays, and family-focused activities.
“Coastal Cart Caravan is a nod to what people treasure about Flagler Beach, the tight-knit community, the generous spirit, and that unmistakable coastal feel,” said Sheila Pillath, executive director of the Flagler Beach Historical Museum. “We’re looking forward to hosting something that fits the character of Flagler Beach while also helping us grow learning opportunities for young students.”
Attendance will be capped, the museum said. Tickets can be found at givebutter.com/fbhmsponsorships. Details on the event, sponsorship options, or the Youth Explorer Program are available at www.flaglerbeachmuseum.org, by phone at 386-517-2025, or by email at director.flaglerbeachmuseum@gmail.com.
The Flagler Beach Historical Museum works to preserve and share the story of Flagler Beach and nearby communities through exhibits, educational offerings, and local events. Its mission statement reads: “Know the Past. Shape the Future.” The museum is located at 207 S. Central Ave. in Flagler Beach. Hours are daily, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free.
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