The Dunedin Community Center is adding archery, fencing, mahjong and line dancing to its fall recreation lineup alongside regular fitness classes and youth programs.
Angel Trueblood, recreation program coordinator for Dunedin Parks and Recreation, announced the new season in a column published Tuesday, Sept. 1. The programming spans all ages, with options in arts, music, exercise and community events.
Trueblood said the fall season offers something for newcomers and returning participants alike, with opportunities to pick up a new hobby or reconnect with a favorite activity.
Specific class schedules, start dates and fees were not included in the announcement. Dunedin Parks and Recreation publishes a monthly newsletter with full program details. The September 2026 edition is available on the city's Parks and Recreation page, and printed copies can be picked up at the center at 1920 Pinehurst Road.
How to sign up
Residents can register for fall programs online at dunedin.gov or in person at the center.
Staff can help with registration questions by phone at 727-812-4530 or by email at [email protected].
Center hours: Monday through Thursday, 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed Sunday.
Upcoming in the community
A free sensory play session for young children is set for Saturday, Sept. 5, at the Palm Harbor Library. Dunedin resident Kathy Dunn recently topped $100,000 in her cycling fundraiser for charity.
