Read this week's DunediNEWS: Dunedin History Museum turns 50, Kellogg Mansion Experience, Holiday Events and more!

City of Dunedin, Florida sent this bulletin at 11/17/2022 03:00 PM EST

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Week of November 17 - 23

Dunedin History Museum

The Dunedin History Museum recently celebrated its 50th anniversary, and we couldn't be more proud of all the work they have done to keep the history of our delightful Dunedin alive. If you haven't visited the museum yet, make sure to visit for some great gifts/souvenirs and insight into Dunedin’s history.

The Kellogg Mansion - 3D Immersive Experience

This experience embraces cutting-edge technology to take you on a rich and unforgettable journey in which you will learn more about the history of Dunedin’s Kellogg Mansion and the community efforts to preserve it. You will be able to interact with elements of the home and learn more about its history, art, and architecture.

Admission to the experience is free and open to the public.

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Late Night Scooter

Dunedin Parks & Recreation is hosting another “Late Night Scooter” event on Friday, November 18 from 7-10:00 pm at the MLK, Jr. Rec Center/Stirling Skate Park. Ages 8-17 can bring their trick scooters and show off their skills while having fun and competing for awesome prizes. Fee includes admission to the Skate Park and dinner. Register online or in person at the MLK Rec Center or Dunedin Community Center. $10/person.

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Holiday Events & Parades

Join the City of Dunedin for festive fun and celebration. Our annual holiday events include Breakfast with Santa, Holiday Boat Parade, Old Fashioned Christmas & Holiday Street Parade, Chorus Holiday Concert, Band Holiday Concert, Santa’s Workshop and Drive-In Movie Night: Christmas with the Kranks! Parade applications are being accepted until the maximum capacity is reached – Register here: Holiday Boat Parade Application or Holiday Street Parade Application

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How to Host an Eco-Friendly Thanksgiving Feast

Future generations will be thankful for the sustainable choices that are made today! Food waste in the U.S. is a serious problem that gets worse during the holidays. Here’s how to have a sustainable Thanksgiving to enjoy time with friends and family while reducing your carbon footprint.

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Road Closure - Arts & Craft Festival

This weekend expect traffic delays in Downtown Dunedin due to the Arts & Craft Festival happening Saturday & Sunday from 10am to 5pm. Meet 150 of the nation’s most talented artists showcasing life-size sculptures, spectacular paintings, one-of-a-kind jewelry, photography and ceramics. Presented by American Craft Endeavors.

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Become a Member

Get involved with your City! Apply to become a member of our Local Planning Agency (LPA). Future upcoming openings, due to terms limits going into effect.

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UPCOMING MEETINGS

Youth Advisory Committee
Thursday, Nov. 17 at 6:30 p.m.

City Commission Special Meeting
Friday, Nov. 18 at 11 a.m.

City Commission Special Meeting - Swearing-In Ceremony
Monday, Nov. 21 at 6 p.m.

*Please note meetings are subject to change.

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