Tai Chi Open House and Intro Sessions April

Taoist Tai Chi Society

Open House & Introductory Sessions

International Center Florida | 280 Locklie St., Dunedin FL 34698

Open House Week: March 31 – April 5

One-Month Introduction: Sundays in April at 1:00 pm

Stop by during the week of March 31 at any of the following times:

March 31: 6:30 pm

April 1: 9:30 am

April 2: 9:30 am

April 3 6: 6:00 pm

April 5: 10:00 am

A special one-month set of introductory sessions of Taoist Tai Chi movements for beginners will begin April 6 and will meet each Sunday in April at 1:00 pm.

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Dunedin History Museum Walking Tour March 21

Dunedin History Museum Walking Tour

March 21 | Dunedin History Museum | 10:00 am

Celebrate Women’s History Month with a unique two-hour walking tour through downtown Dunedin. Meet at the entrance of the Museum and set off on an interactive exploration that uncovers hidden gems and honors the fearless women whose courage and resilience shaped the community. Engage in role-playing, learn about the women who left their mark, and be part of an unforgettable, educational journey through history.

Tickets: $18 for members, $20 for non-members

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David Geaney and the Irish Lads in Concert

Scottish American Society Present

David Geaney and the Irish Lads

March 24 | 917 Louden Ave., Dunedin | 7:30 pm

David, a 5 X World Champion Irish Dancer, is taking the world by storm! After an illustrious competitive career, David is now performing all around the world! Known as The Dingle Dancer, David is now regarded as one of Ireland’s leading entertainers, adapting with ease to different venues & audiences. Renowned for his ability to get any crowd going, his creativity & attention to detail, David is one of the most sought after entertainers on the scene.

Tickets: $27

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Friends of the Hammock Park Presents Snakes of the World Mar. 8

Friends of the Hammock Park Presents Snakes of the World

March 8 | Hammock Park Pavilion | 10:00 am

According to Chinese astrology, 2025 is Year of the Snake. In order to celebrate, Friends of the Hammock is hosting a special presentation entitled, “Snakes of the World.”

It will be presented by Bruce Shwedick, the director of Reptile Discovery Programs. During this one-hour presentation, you will meet snakes from Florida and all over the world as Bruce introduces them and shares his experiences with snakes from the past 50 years.

Scottish American Society Presents 7 Nations in Concert Mar. 7

Scottish American Society Presents 7 Nations in Concert

March 7 | 917 Louden Ave., Dunedin | 7:30 pm

One of the greatest Celtic rock bands today!  Kirk McLeod returns to Dunedin with his fantastic band Seven Nations. Seven Nations has been touring full-time since 1994 with successful stops in Europe, Canada, Puerto Rico, and  every state in the US including Alaska and Hawaii. The band has recorded a number of albums with over a half million units in sales.  The group has performed at a variety of venues, from nightclubs and theaters to festivals and street fairs.

Tickets: $25

Dunedin Rotary Clubs Peace Pole Showcase Feb. 19

Peace Pole Showcase:

Peace in Action

February 19 | 6:00 pm | Dunedin Community Center

The three Rotary Clubs of Dunedin (Dunedin, Dunedin Waterside, and Dunedin North) invite everyone to attend their annual ceremony for the Peace Pole, which is located at the Dunedin Community Center. Local artwork will be on display, and local youth will perform music. Dunedin City Manager Jennifer K. Bramley will be the guest speaker. The Peace Pole is outdoors at the Dunedin Community Center, between the facility and the pond.

The event is free and open to all.

For more information, call 727-812-4530 or email fisher.beverly310@gmail.com.

Dunedin History Museum Walking Tour Feb. 21

Dunedin History Museum Walking Tour

February 21 | Dunedin History Museum | 10:00 am

Enjoy a special Black History Month walking tour through downtown Dunedin! Meet at the entrance of the Museum and embark on a two-hour interactive journey through the historic streets of Dunedin. As we explore, you’ll learn about the contributions and legacy of some of the most prominent Black citizens who shaped the city’s past. Along the way, you’ll uncover hidden gems, engage in role-playing activities, and experience history through an educational and entertaining lens. This tour offers a unique opportunity to honor and celebrate Black history in Dunedin while immersing yourself in the rich stories that often go untold.

Tickets: $18 for members, $20 for non-members

Become a Mentor with Fresh Start

Become a Mentor

Fresh Start Mentoring is a faith-based organization committed to transforming lives affected by drugs and crime. Through collaborative partnerships with churches, judicial systems, and community volunteers, we provide tailored mentorship to individuals on probation and in Drug Court. Since 2009, our mission has been to offer guidance, support, and hope, fostering personal growth and positive change. With a proven track record of reducing recidivism, we are dedicated to creating a more compassionate and supportive society, one life at a time.

Mentors must be adults who are recommended by their church, not currently in and at least three years out of probation or incarceration and screened by either the Department of Corrections or the Department of Juvenile Justice.

Almost Sold Out! Dunedin Youth Guild Annual Fashion Show & Luncheon Mar. 1

Dunedin Youth Guild’s Annual Luncheon & Fashion Show

March 1 | Dunedin Community Center | Doors Open 9:00 am

This year’s Dunedin Youth Guild Fashion Show theme is “Fashioning Dreams,” with fashions provided by Suncoast Hospice.

Shop in the “Hospice Shop” in the lobby of the Dunedin Community Center from 9:00 am to 11:00 am, so arrive early to get some fantastic deals on beautiful garments and accessories.

Main event room opens at 9:00 am, and the Luncheon / Fashion Show will begin at 11:30 am.  Fashion Show guests will enjoy a refreshing lunch catered by Palate Culinary Services.  There will be door prizes and many opportunities to purchase tickets for beautiful items donated by members, generous merchants, and friends of the Dunedin Youth Guild.

Tickets: Starting at $40.00 per person. Reserved tickets can be purchased from any Dunedin Youth Guild member by calling 727-734-0394 or visiting www.dunedinyouthguild.org.  Seating is limited, so early ticket purchases are advised.  (Special Highland Tables with preferred seating are also available for $45.00 per person.)

Robert Burns Whisky Tasting Jan. 25

Scottish American Society Presents: Robert Burns Whisky Tasting

January 25 | 7:00 pm

Scottish Cultural Center | 917 Louden Ave. 

Join us in celebrating Robert Burns, Scotland’s most famous poet! The evening includes a selection of single malt whiskys introduced with song and stories by Scottish singer songwriter Bill Mullen. A Robert Burns Night must feature a sampling HAGGIS, NEEPS (turnip), and TATTIES (mashed potatoes), and Scottish shortbread.

You can choose to purchase a whisky tasting ticket for $50, or beer/wine ticket for $35.

Everyone is welcome! You do not need to be Scottish or a member to enjoy this great night. Join us for a fun evening of songs, poetry, foods of Scotland, and whisky!

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