One Daytona is ready to host its inaugural art festival, a welcoming sight to those who are bored of their daily routines and ready to return to some sort of normality amid the coronavirus. “We believe Brushes, Bites & Blues will offer an exciting cultural experience for area residents and visitors.”The festival is free and will feature about 90 fine artists and fine craft artisans. The festival stage in Victory Circle will feature a DJ and live blues entertainment both days from Tanner Keegan and the Buddy Blues Band, Docs of Dixie. “We are excited for the opportunity to partner with One Daytona on the inaugural Brushes, Bites & Blues event,” said Steve Farmer, executive vice president of Brown & Brown. The festival offers Floridians a chance to get outside, enjoy some art and music while also being safe and staying healthy.