- November 23, 2024
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Mark and Diana Sutton stare loving at each other. Photo by Paige Wilson
Alanna Mixson, 8, watches with glee as Kosh the Macaw plays with her necklace. Photo by Paige Wilson
"Captain Reg Legs" and his Macaw named Kosh relax at the Flagler Beach Pirate Invasion. Photo by Paige Wilson
Chris and Kim Santangelo pose in full pirate garb.
Ben Vitello, 3, stands in full pirate garb. Photo by Paige Wilson
Kosh the Macaw fluffs up his feathers. Photo by Paige Wilson
Kenneth Cook, 8, practices his pirate defense skills. Photo by Paige Wilson
The Rupard twins, Connor (left) and Kyle, display their pirate weapons. Photo by Paige Wilson
Six-year-old Jack Chambers takes control of a pirate ship' s wheel. Photo by Paige Wilson
Signature pirate flags wave by the interactive pirate ship. Photo by Paige Wilson
Mermaids and pirates mingle. Photo by Paige Wilson
Anne and Tom Berkey traveled from St. Augustine for the Flagler Beach Pirate Invasion. Photo by Paige Wilson
Mermaids Serenity, left, and Layla. Photo by Paige Wilson
Booths and games were set up for family-fun entertainment at the Flagler Beach Pirate Invasion.
Left to right: Floyd White, Rosalie Outlaw, Janet Buckley, Mike Richardson and Jason Outlaw pose in full pirate attire. The pirate gang is part of the Brethren of the Space Coast organization. Photo by Paige Wilson
Guests of all ages dressed up in pirate garb for the Flagler Beach Pirate Invasion at Veterans Park from May 19 to 21. Booths filled with treasures and trinkets lined the corner of Moody Boulevard and State Road A1A as locals and tourists perused the shops and participated in hands-on pirate adventures, such as playing with a macaw and venturing aboard a pirate ship. The invasion was hosted by Southern Promotions & Events and Anastasia's Designs, which specializes in historical costumes.
