11:30 am lunch followed by Music by Tota Music & Conservatory. Lunch $20.
Reservations Call: Mary Jane 404-433-5251.
You do not have to be new to Dunedin, the group is made up of all neighbors, “snowbirds”, etc. Group membership is $15., visitors are allowed without joining.
Phone #:
303-921-7476
Featuring the return of our favorite vocalist, Ashley Thunder.
Oh, what fun it is to ride on a wave of uplifting Christmas music!
From classics to modern, Tchaikovsky to Berlin, nothing beats getting into the holiday spirit like a good ol’ medley of Christmas tunes. And don’t forget a Dreidl Dance, too!
A Christmas Spectacular
Secret Agent Santa
Walking in the Air
Selections from Nutcracker
White Christmas
Holiday Portraits
Ultimate Christmas Sing-Along
AND MORE!
Phone #: (727) 800-3727
Please select the website below to register!
This is a true “community” ensemble that has steadily grown over the past few years, thanks to the dedication of advanced players willing to help and encourage others, as well as beginners willing to learn how to get better.
Attend this performance of the Pinellas Community Players, and bring a friend with you 🙂
Led by Maestro Stephen P Brown and Associate Conductor Jaycie Cruz, this intermediate instrumental ensemble gives adults the opportunity to recharge their love of performing, and ease back into sharing their love of live music.
Free to attend.
Freewill donations invited.
Phone #: (727) 800-3727
Please select the website below to register!
Celebrate the start of the holiday season with foot-tapping dance favorites from the 1920s, 30s, and 40s with the amazing Rhythm Kings Jazz Orchestra!
Dancing encouraged – both experienced and newbies!
Over 21s only.
Cash bar.
Perfect after a downtown Dunedin dinner date to impress your lady or gentleman!
Select the website link to register!
Six (6) hours of traditional bluegrass music from bands Amanda Cook Band, Seth Mulder & Midnight Run, and Penny Creek Band. Located in the shady picnic area near the north beach and wooded hiking trails. Food vendors, Children’s Area, Lawn Chair seating. Trolley rides to and from parking lots. Get your early bird ticket now and receive $3 off admission. Early Bird Tickets
The ticket does not include park entrance fees: $4 for one person in the vehicle, $8 for 2-8 people in the vehicle. Tickets at event location North Beach Picnic area, $15. Children under 12 are free.
For questions, contact Jean Barnes, jeanbarnes@aol.com, 845-399-5412
In celebration of Scotland’s St Andrew’s Day holiday, we honor St. Andrew, the Patron Saint of Scotland. We are welcome Scotsman Bill Mullen back to the Scottish Cultural Center! Originally from Dundee, Bill grew up listening to Andy Stewart, the Corries, the Dubliners, and more. Since 2013, Bill has traveled the USA & Canada offering a mix of Scottish, Irish, English as well as some of his own songs and music. Bill was one of the Highlights of our Tartan Week 2021, and we are delighted he is returning to Dunedin to help celebrate this Scottish Holiday with us!
Tickets Available on Eventbrite
This year’s theme is “Let’s Get Together – One Way or Another” and reflects the new way that everyone socially interacts with each other. Our four Dunedin homes, four RV’s and two PODS (alternative housing), and the Dunedin Fine Art Center are all included in this year’s tour. The locations on this year’s tour really showcase what our beautiful town is all about … keeping traditions alive while still maintaining a healthy respect for all the changes that have occurred in the past two years.
Don’t forget to save time for a visit to the Holiday Tea included in the ticket price. Join us for delicious holiday cookies served with a cup of hot tea or coffee while chatting with friends and browsing our vendors and boutique tables. The vendor and boutique area is a wonderful spot to begin your holiday shopping for unique, one-of-a-kind presents for family and friends.
We have several Giving Tree themes for this year, so while you are on the Tour of Homes, be sure to purchase a few “Chance to Win” tickets for an opportunity to own one of these special works of art. The Giving Trees are fully decorated by the members of the Dunedin Youth Guild and represent all the special things in Dunedin that we love. We call these “giving trees” because all of the proceeds from the sales of chances to win go to projects that benefit the youth of Dunedin.
Proceeds from this event benefit the Dunedin Youth Guild’s youth scholarship program and other youth-focused community improvement projects. Advance tickets are available for $25.00 around the town of Dunedin: Dunedin Chamber of Commerce, Dunedin Community Center, Hale Center, and Dunedin Fine Art Center. Tickets are also available for purchase online at our website: https://dunedinyouthguild.org. Tickets can also be purchased for $30.00 the day of the event at the Hale Center, 330 Douglas Avenue in Dunedin. The tours are open from 10 am to 3:30 pm and the Holiday Tea is open from 11 am to 3:00 pm. Visit our website at www.dunedinyouthguild.org, like us on Facebook (Dunedin Youth Guild), or call us at 727-734-0394 to get up-to-date information.
We look forward to seeing you at this year’s Holiday Tour of Homes!
Enda Reilly comes directly from Dublin, Ireland by way of Michigan, U.S.A.
He is a folk singer, songwriter, and guitarist drawing influences from the likes of Christy Moore, John Martyn, Nick Drake, and Dick Gaughan. Enda Reilly’s work invites you to see the world from his varied and unique perspective through each new song. Among Enda’s accomplishments as a songwriter, he won the IMRO Christy Hennessy Songwriting Competition 2012 and he co-writes with Aoife Scott, All Along The Wild Atlantic Way, won Single Of The Year in Ireland in 2017
It’s a great pleasure to welcome back The Byrne Brothers for our annual Christmas concert. A world-traveling family band from Dublin, Ireland who now lives in Orlando Florida, they are all County Champions of their traditional Irish instruments, Duo and Trio Champions, and champion Irish Dancers. Brothers Luca on accordion, Dempsey on bodhran, and Finn on banjo & mandolin are taking the Celtic music world by storm. Even their Dad Tommy was Dublin Champion on Bagpipes back in the day and now plays with them on Guitar, Uilleann Pipes, Fiddle, Whistles, and Bagpipes. Their show is fast-paced with brilliant musicianship, exciting and dynamic arrangements, and world-class Irish dancing.
Derek Warfield & The Young Wolfe Tones kick off season four of our concerts at the Scottish Cultural Center. After nearly 40 years performing with the legendary Wolfe Tones, founder Derek Warfield put together a new band containing some of the finest young musicians and singers in Celtic music: The Young Wolfe Tones. The story of Ireland, Scotland, and America is transmitted through their music and songs and highlighted by this new generation of traditional musicians. Join us for a great night of traditional music and song.
With performances all over Pinellas County since isolations began, the Dunedin Concert Band is SO HAPPY to return to its home at the Dunedin Community Center, October 17, 3pm!
Take a wild ride with us from the deserts of Spain to the Appalachian mountains, and take in the mystery of a marketplace while you’re at it! Music by Copland, Suppe, Gorb, and Smith.
With performances all over Pinellas County since isolations began, the DCB is SO HAPPY to return to its home at the Dunedin Community Center since Feb’20!
Take a wild ride with us from the deserts of Spain to the Appalachian mountains, and take in the mystery of a marketplace while you’re at it! Music by Copland, Suppe, Gorb, and Smith.
Listen to Celtic music by Cage O’Hanlon and The Mighty Fine Peppers and a chance to win a bottle of one of the rarest Irish Whiskies in the world.
Don’t like WHISKEY? We offer a ticket for Wine (3 glasses) or Beer (3 bottles/cans), and a ticket for your Designated Driver (unlimited non-alcoholic beverages). All tickets include food.
Join us for a fantastic night of whiskey, music, and song. The craic will be mighty! Our Whisky Tastings are not JUST about the Whisky – they are about the people who attend it! Slainte!
All tickets include day membership to the Scottish American Society of Dunedin.
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This popular local event is our single biggest fundraiser of the year. This year’s event will feature a variety of exhibitors offering handmade arts & crafts, unique gifts, and creative holiday-themed products. The food court will feature an assortment of local food vendors with a diverse mix of offerings. Proceeds from this event go directly back to the community in the form of grants, scholarships, and community service projects.
We are pleased to invite you to attend the 1st Annual Dunedin Cares, Inc. fundraiser on Saturday, January 22. The theme is the Bootleggers Ball, a Roaring 20’s Gala hosted at The Dunedin Golf Club, from 6:00 to 9:00 pm.
The gala will feature a fun-filled evening, with entertainment, food, drinks, dancing, and auctions. Roaring 20’s attire is encouraged but not required.
We do expect this event to sell out, which is why we wanted to provide our immediate Pantry Family with the link to buy tickets early. They will be available to the general public starting August 1st, so please don’t wait if you would like to join us!
The Covid pandemic took a tremendous toll on our community, and our dramatic increase in demand has not slowed down. Our numbers are up 40% higher than they were at this time last year. This influx has also made clear that we will need to begin looking for a larger building. This gala’s purpose is to raise funds for making that quest a reality.
We would be honored if you would join us or provide an Auction item. There are three sponsorship levels as well as single ticket reservations available.
We appreciate your consideration in helping continue the mission of Dunedin Cares Food Pantry. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us via phone at 727-410-8495 or by email at admin@dunedincares.org.
We are all neighbors helping neighbors,
Dunedin Cares Board of Directors
admin@dunedincares.org
727-410-8495
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