Please come and try Tai Chi! You will be introduced to all 108 moves over the course of one weekend!
Classes will be held from noon to 6 p.m. on August 25 and 26 at our new International Center located at 280 Locklie Street.
The suggested donation for all adults is $125.00. This includes 4 months of tai chi lessons.
There is no cost for current beginner class participants.
If you have questions, please call 1-877-398-1108.
Is your business safeguarded against unexpected events such as theft, hurricanes and aggressive action?
At “Bullet Proof Your Business”, discover useful & highly effective processes for diverting or minimizing
damage. Protect valuable business assets including your technology & records. Learn the best methods
for speaking to staff members about potential threats.
Plan and preserve through:
Risk Assessment & Preparedness
Lt. Bill Byrd / Pinellas County Sheriff Dept.
Prepping Your Tech
Evelyn Duffner, Founder / My Computer Angel
Deliberate Employee Safety & Ops
Becki Bellino, President / The Bellino Company
Thank you for being a member of the Dunedin Council of Organizations. To ensure that we maintain the
highest standards, we would like to ask for your valued opinion on DCO and what membership means to you! Please take two minutes to complete the survey below. Survey closes July 3, 2018. Thank you for your time and help in making DCO even better.
Come to the Taoist Tai Chi Society Open House on
Monday July 30 from 6:00 – 7:00 p.m.
Saturday August 4th from noon to 1:00 p.m.
The Open House will include Tai Chi demonstrations and audience participation. The Taoist Tai Chi 108 move set can help reduce tension, improve circulation and balance and also increase strength and flexibility. Beginner classes are starting the week of August 5th.
1370 Main Street Dunedin FL. 34698
Call 727-733-0860
Yes, we run at Midnight!
The fun starts at 9:30 PM, July 3rd.
Registration for the one mile, 5K, and/or 10K via web site www.kiwanismidnightrun.com Proceeds benefit the children in our community.
See web site for race entry cost and race starting times.
The purpose of the Creative Artists’ Guild is to bring together artists to share experiences, expertise and provide for the exchange of artistic ideas and information. The group was founded in 1970 as the Dunedin Art Guild and evolved to the Creative Artists’ Guild in 1978. Since then, it has remained one of the area’s most active fine arts organizations.
Membership is open to all those interested in fine arts, attending meetings, and participating in the many other activities of the Guild. The membership represents a progressive group of artists and their supporters who share a mutual interest and encourage public awareness in the art field.Continue reading
DCO is pleased to welcome Crime Stoppers of Pinellas County as a new member. Our good friend and 
DCO member Alan McHale is the current Coordinator. Crime Stoppers is a community-based program involving citizens, the media and law enforcement in the fight against crime. Crime Stoppers operates on the principle that someone other than the criminal has information that can solve a crime. You can remain anonymous and you may be eligible for a reward of up to $3000 if your tip leads to an arrest.
The first Crime Stoppers program began in 1976 in Albuquerque, New Mexico as a result of the Homicides of a young gas station attendant. The detective investigating the case had exhausted all leads but was convinced the public had the information that could assist in solving the crime. He approached a local television station asking them to air a reenactment of the crime. He set up an anonymous tip line and offered a reward for information leading to an arrest. As a result, the detective received the tip that led to the arrest of the individuals responsible for this senseless crime. The cooperation between the media, law enforcement and the public played an important role in establishing the first Crime Stoppers program. Today, there are over 1200 Crime Stoppers organizations worldwide.Continue reading
June is National Aphasia Awareness Month. About 40% of people who have a stroke have difficulty 
communicating, a health condition called aphasia. DCO member Voices of Aphasia is offering a free screening of the one-hour documentary “Speechless”. The film shows three stroke survivors struggling to regain their life after the loss of communication skills. Through their story we witness a quest for happiness and the real meaning of human communication.Continue reading
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Join us May 15th to meet Florida Gubernatorial Candidate, Chris King.
We are also discussing Gun Safety in Pinellas Schools with School Board Candidates, Nicole Carr and Jeff Larsen.
Who is up for the challenge to play golf like in the old days on one of the original PGA courses?
Sign up to play in the Kiwanis Hickory Golf Classic on November 17, 2018.
For information go to: www.kiwanishickoryclassic.com
Not a golfer? How about being a sponsor and helping the children of Dunedin through the service of the Kiwanis Club of Dunedin. Call Tom Roman, Tournament Director & President, 727-736-2515 or info@kiwanishickoryclassic.com
We are always looking for members. Stop by, enjoy breakfast, friendship, and meet the volunteers who make a difference in Dunedin. Physicians Office Building, 646 Virginia St., 8th floor boardroom, 7:30 am
The Church of the Good Shepherd invites the entire community to an ecumenical prayer service to honor those who died while serving this country and its allies in the Armed Forces. The Dunedin Highland Middle School Pipe Band performs, and the Color Guard from the Suncoast Sea Cadets presents the flags. The service features a guest speaker and prayers for those who made the ultimate sacrifice, for those in active service, and for veterans, both living and dead. A solemn roll call is read with the names of those on the hearts of the people attending the service.This year’s officiant and speaker is the Rev. Robert Swick, a priest in the Orthodox Catholic Church. Father Bob serves as a chaplain and veterans advocate in the Bay area, and is Chairman/CEO of the Tampa Bay Veterans Alliance. A lovely reception follows the service.
For more information, contact the Church of the Good Shepherd at 727-733-4125.
Celebrating our 15th year, the Dunedin Rotary Triathlon is one of the largest and longest running athletic events and fundraisers in Dunedin! The Triathlon will be held on May 20th, 2018 on Honeymoon Island, which is known to be one of the most picturesque beaches in the United States. The city of Dunedin and this lovely state park welcome the athletes with open arms and embrace this triathlon event. You will find beautiful beaches, a closed bike course to maximize speed, and a partially shaded, well-marked run course through the park where you’ll see a variety of plants and wildlife.
Dunedin Rotary is currently seeking athletes, volunteers and sponsors for this years event. For more information about the triathlon visit www.dunedintriathlon.com.Continue reading
In a landmark decision to expand one of its core ministries, the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd has purchased the retail facility located at 1714 N. Ft. Harrison, in the nearby Greenwood neighborhood of northwest Clearwater, Fla, appropriately known as Sunshine Plaza.
“We were made up of only a few volunteers when we started. Now we have over 20 volunteers, employ four individuals from the local community and will soon welcome a store manager in the month ahead,” according to Gus Robbins-Penniman, the store’s founder and ministry leader. “Our team picks up donations of furniture and other household items throughout Pinellas County for free and resells them at the shop for modest prices. But more than reselling furniture, we provide hope and a sense of community to a neighborhood that is hungry for both. One of the intangibles provided by this ministry is conversation and compassion. There’s not a day that goes by when someone from the local neighborhood doesn’t stop in just to say hello to a welcoming and supportive group of new friends.”Continue reading
The Dunedin Garden Club will be joining with other organizations and individuals worldwide to celebrate Earth Day on Saturday, April 21st, from 10:00 am – 1:00 pm, at the Butterfly Garden at the Dunedin Public Library. They will work with Dunedin Girl Scout Troop #60948 to spruce up the Butterfly Garden and release butterflies into the garden when completed. There will be storytelling for young children with cookies and lemonade and a gift-basket silent auction.Continue reading
Academie Da Vinci Charter School for the Arts and Technology is a Kindergarten through 8th gradeschool located in Dunedin. They are the first charter school to be established in Pinellas County. They are part of the Pinellas County School system and follow the Pinellas County Schools curriculum. They enhance that curriculum with a program called STEAM – science, technology, engineering, arts and math. STEAM curriculum offers students the opportunity to learn new skills and information in multiple ways and to demonstrate their learning through projects and presentations.Continue reading
April 16 @ 11:30 am – 1:00 pm
The Fairway Estates Women’s Club hosts luncheon meetings throughout the year.
Members and non-members are welcome.
The April 16th program features Pat King, Ageless Grace. A fun exercise to keep you fit as we age gracefully.
Luncheon cost is $18.00.
Reservations required. Email lenonjim@aol.com.
1370 Main Street Dunedin, FL 34698
Tai Chi demonstrations and audience participation. This is a great opportunity to relax and try the Taoist Tai Chi Society 108 move set. Why? Because it works!
Classes begin the week of April 15th.
Call 1-877-398-1108 for more information
Watch the annual parade of Pipe bands from around the eastern United States down Main Street! See the color and spectacle of hundreds of pipers and drummers, and watch Highland dancers, and Scottish Clans. Sponsored by the Dunedin Scottish Arts Foundation, we will introduce our Chieftain of the Games, Bonnie Lass & Bonnie Lad, and invite you to the Ceilidh (Scottish Party) in Pioneer Park at the end of the parade. Music & beer & vendors. Get your tickets for the next day’s Highland Games and pick up Festival TShirts!
Friday, March 9, 2018 – 6:00 to 8:00 pm
Join us for the opening reception of DFAC’s most celebrated annual exhibit–our Student / Member / Faculty exhibits–presenting works in all media–spanning 5 galleries! In a sixth gallery, on our second floor, the Suncoast Stone Sculptors Guild join the evening’s festivities with an opening of stunning works by their members.
Help us honor the gifts of our creative community, 6-8pm. Art, Food, Friends, Music–All are welcome! *Awards will be presented at 6:30 pm
*Music by Laura Lee & Co
