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Dawn Dix, Jesse Hodges and Claire Hodges smile inside Fletcher's Irish Pub during the Downtown Ormond Block Party on March 14. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Trish Mucciolo, Ormond Beach Chamber of Commerce event manager, and Billie Jo Kaler, Young Professionals Group Ormond board member, register people during the Downtown Ormond Block Party on March 14. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Ormond Beach Chamber of Commerce President Debbie Cotton and Ormond Beach Historical Society President Joan Skirde man the raffle booth at Fletcher's during the Downtown Ormond Block Party on March 14. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Linda Lampman, Rick Fraser, Newton White and Etti Fraser outside Whim Wham Art Studio during the Downtown Ormond Block Party on March 14. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Michael Vega, Dan Dragon Sandy Kauffman, Terri Shurdom, Austin Lewis and Riff Fernberg inside the AT&T store during the Downtown Ormond Block Party on March 14. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
A St. Paddy's themed table inside the Randstad agency during the Downtown Ormond Block Party on March 14. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Lea Moryossef and Yaffa Morali inside Jerusalem Grill during the Downtown Ormond Block Party on March 14. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Ken Taylor, Robin Aronson and Susan Staton from Aisling Grove perform a traditional Irish tune during the Downtown Ormond Block Party on March 14. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Betsy Andrews and Chuck Spano from Aisling Grove perform a traditional Irish tune during the Downtown Ormond Block Party on March 14. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
St. Paddy's Day celebrations started early this year in Ormond Beach, thanks to the Downtown Ormond Block Party held on March 14.
Presented by the Ormond Beach Chamber of Commerce, Ormond MainStreet and the Young Professionals Group Ormond, the event featured nine stops in local businesses in the Winn Dixie and Granada Place plazas. Proceeds from the block party benefitted the Ormond Beach Historical Society.
It also featured beer from Ormond Brewing Co., and music by irish and celtic group Aisling Grove.
