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Dunedin adds archery, fencing to fall rec lineup
The Dunedin Community Center is launching its fall season of recreational programs, with archery, fencing, mahjong, line dancing and fitness classes for residents of all ages.
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Free Palm Harbor Craft Festival returns to Florida Avenue Nov. 21
The 6th Annual Palm Harbor Craft Festival brings a free, juried outdoor craft fair to Florida Avenue on Saturday, Nov. 21 and Sunday, Nov. 22, with about 20 craft categories on display.
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Free Palm Harbor Craft Festival returns to Florida Avenue Nov. 21
The 6th Annual Palm Harbor Craft Festival brings a free, juried outdoor craft fair to Florida Avenue on Saturday, Nov. 21 and Sunday, Nov. 22, with about 20 craft categories on display.
The 6th Annual Palm Harbor Craft Festival brings a free, juried outdoor craft fair to Florida Avenue on Saturday, Nov. 21 and Sunday, Nov. 22, with about 20 craft categories on display.
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Dunedin's Kathy Dunn tops $100K in cycling fundraiser
Mease Life resident Kathy Dunn, a 35-year cancer survivor, enters her 11th Great Cycle Challenge in September after raising more than $100,000 for the Children's Cancer Research Fund.
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Free sensory play session set for Palm Harbor Library Sept. 5
Little Victories Gym, a Palm Harbor-based mobile sensory gym for children with disabilities, hosts a free sensory play session at the Palm Harbor Library on Saturday, Sept. 5, with space for just 10 children.
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Palm Harbor YMCA kids triathlon finishes after lightning delay
More than 200 young athletes ages 5 to 15 completed the annual Swim, Bike, Run for Freedom Kids Triathlon at the Greater Palm Harbor YMCA on Friday, Aug. 28, five days after lightning halted the first attempt for the oldest age group.
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Dunedin restaurants sell out after viral food influencer posts
Food influencer Joe Malinowski, known as Mr. Tampa Bay, drove weeks-long sell-outs at Dunedin's Jardin de Pollos and Crepesology through viral social media posts, illustrating how influencer marketing is reshaping customer acquisition for small local restaurants.
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Dunedin gallery turns wastewater plant wall into rotating public art showcase
Dunedin's Leland Chase Outdoor Gallery, named for two educators who helped integrate the city's schools in 1963, now features eight artists' work on weatherproofed panels lining a wastewater plant wall on Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue.
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Gaming, movies and markets fill the week ahead
A roundup of community events in Palm Harbor and Dunedin for the week of Aug. 27–Sept. 2, 2026, including Midnite Madness for teens, a Float-In Movie at Highlander Pool, the Dunedin Downtown Market and several look-ahead events into early September.
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Free legal clinic for veterans opens Aug. 28 at former Palm Harbor VA site
Bay Area Legal Services cuts the ribbon Friday, Aug. 28, on a free walk-in legal clinic for low-income veterans at the North Pinellas VA Clinic in Clearwater, the fifth Medical-Legal Partnership site in the Bay Pines VA system since 2017.
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Dunedin's Wearable Art runway leads packed local week
A packed week of free and low-cost events fills Palm Harbor and Dunedin Aug. 20–27, anchored by the Dunedin Fine Art Center's 20th-anniversary Wearable Art runway show, listening parties at D&J Records, virtual author talks at local libraries and a Medicare workshop.
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Palm Harbor Museum launches fall season with pirate talk, oral history project
The Palm Harbor Museum kicks off its fall season with a free Sept. 2 pirate history talk by author Robert Jacob and a Sept. 23 presentation on Chinese American pioneer Lue Gim Gong, while launching an oral history initiative inviting residents to record their memories of Pinellas County.
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PSTA lands $16.5M for new ferry as bus cuts loom
PSTA will receive $16.5 million in federal funding for a new Tampa Bay ferry, with two vessels being refurbished at Tarpon Marine Service in Tarpon Springs, even as the agency proposes cutting six bus routes and raising fares.
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Free dinner, art classes and blood drive fill Palm Harbor-Dunedin week
Palm Harbor and Dunedin neighbors have a full slate of free and low-cost events the week of Aug. 17, from a community dinner at Lutheran Church of the Palms to art workshops at the Dunedin Fine Art Center and a blood drive at St. Alfred's Episcopal Church on Aug. 23.
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