Upcoming Events in Clearwater
Everything happening soon in Clearwater. See what's on this weekend.
Crush It in Returns!
Unleash your creativity at the 'Crush It in Dunedin' Crafts & Drafts Night at Soggy Bottom Brewery in Dunedin, FL. This workshop, led by L & L Design by Two Chicks, guides participants in creating beautiful crushed glass suncatchers, including Dunedin-inspired artwork. Your first small pour is included, and all materials are provided for this intimate event, limited to 13 participants, making it a perfect creative night out in downtown Dunedin.
Music with McLean Mannix
Enjoy an evening of live music with McLean Mannix at The Dunedin Smokehouse. This Friday performance offers a perfect backdrop for a relaxing night out in Dunedin, combining great food with engaging musical talent. Come and experience the unique ambiance of this local favorite.
Americana Project
The Americana Project brings their soulful sounds to The Dunedin Smokehouse for a special performance. Immerse yourself in an evening of authentic Americana music, creating a memorable experience in the heart of Dunedin. This event is a must-attend for fans of roots music and a great way to enjoy a Friday night.
AMYSTE IS PLAYING AT SOGGY BOTTOM!
Welcome Amyste back to Soggy Bottom Brewery in Dunedin, FL, for an evening of fantastic live music on the patio. Enjoy her captivating performance alongside cold craft beer and delicious eats from Q Southern BBQ. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to her sound, Amyste provides the perfect soundtrack for a relaxed Friday night under the Florida skies, making it a must-attend event for live music lovers in Dunedin.
Backspin with DJenerate
Step back in time with DJenerate at Caledonia Brewing's 'Backspin' event, held on the third Friday of every month from 8-11 PM. DJenerate will be spinning old school themes and taking requests, creating a nostalgic dance party atmosphere in Dunedin. This event promises a night of great music and good times for adults.
Chris Dupre
Chris Dupre LIVE in the Music Hall at Quinns!
Music with 12 Strings & a Fiddle
Join The Dunedin Smokehouse for a unique musical experience with 12 Strings & a Fiddle. This Saturday night event promises a delightful blend of string instruments, offering a charming and lively atmosphere in Dunedin. It's the perfect occasion to enjoy great music and the Smokehouse's renowned hospitality.
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Saturday at 10 a.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Saturday at Noon
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Saturday at 2 p.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
EMMA G LIVE AT SOGGY BOTTOM!
Emma G brings her vibrant acoustic jams and chill Florida patio vibes back to Soggy Bottom Brewery in Dunedin, FL. Join for an evening of live music, ice-cold craft brews, and delicious offerings from Q Southern BBQ. This event is the perfect spot to wind down your week or kick off your weekend, offering a lively atmosphere for friends to gather and enjoy great music in Dunedin.
Hanah Selby
Hanah Selby LIVE in the Music Hall at Quinns!!!
Stick and Ditty
Experience the musical stylings of Stick and Ditty live at Caledonia Brewing on September 19th at 8 PM. This 21 and up performance promises an evening of engaging tunes and a relaxed atmosphere in Dunedin. It's a perfect opportunity to enjoy local talent and craft brews.
The Black Honkeys w / Geoff Abraham Band
Get ready for a high-energy performance as The Black Honkeys, joined by the Geoff Abraham Band, take the stage at Skipper's Smokehouse in Tampa. This Saturday night promises an electrifying blend of funk, soul, and rock, ensuring a lively and unforgettable experience. Immerse yourself in the dynamic sounds of these talented musicians at one of Tampa's premier live music venues.
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Sunday at 10 a.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Sunday at Noon
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Sunday at 2 p.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Pop-Up Paint Day at Soggy Bottom Brewery!
Unleash your inner artist at the Pop-Up Paint Day at Soggy Bottom Brewery in Dunedin, FL. This guided paint experience requires no prior experience, providing all supplies and a complimentary drink coupon with your ticket. It's a fantastic opportunity to enjoy an afternoon of creativity, good vibes, and great drinks, whether you come with friends, on a date, or solo to meet new people in Dunedin.
RAMEN NIGHT IS BACK AT SOGGY!
Nick Sloan’s Adventures in Ramen returns to Soggy Bottom Brewing Co. in Dunedin, FL, for a night of hot ramen and cold craft beer. Come hungry and grab a pint as Nick Sloan works his noodle magic, serving up bowls that are known to disappear quickly. This popular food truck night is a must for ramen enthusiasts and craft beer lovers in Dunedin, offering a delicious and satisfying midweek meal.
Cheese & Beer Pairing
Indulge your palate at Cueni Brewing Co.'s Cheese & Beer Pairing Night featuring Becca's Muncheese. Certified Cheese Professional Becca will expertly match four exquisite cheeses with four of Cueni's exceptional brews, with insights from Head Brewer Jon Cueni. This intimate event in Dunedin, priced at $30, promises a delightful sensory experience for up to 20 guests.
Susan Burkhart
If you’ve been out to see live music in West Florida, you’ve probably seen Susan Burkhart performing solo or in one of the hottest duos or bands around: Daisies and Axes, Stumble Fox, and many more! Her shows feature upbeat and fun music, and she’s not just talented, she’s one of the coolest people we know. This is the one to bring your friends to, come sing and dance and have a blast with Susan, and Quinns!
The True Story of Blackbeard
Embark on a swashbuckling journey into history with 'The True Story of Blackbeard' at the New Port Richey Public Library's Magnolia Room. This special event is open to everyone, offering a captivating look at the legendary pirate. Residents of New Port Richey can delve into historical facts and fascinating tales, making for an educational and entertaining evening.
YES AND… OR ELSE! Improv @ Soggy Bottom
Prepare for a night of unpredictable laughs and spontaneous comedy as the improv troupe, Yes And… Or Else!, makes their debut at Soggy Bottom Brewing Co. in Dunedin, FL. For $10 at the door, which includes your first drink, you'll experience quick wit, audience participation, and hilarious characters. Support local talent and enjoy craft beer at what promises to be one of Dunedin’s favorite comedy nights.
Oktoberfest Weekend at Caledonia
Celebrate Oktoberfest at Caledonia Brewing with a special weekend event from September 25-27. Immerse yourself in German-inspired festivities, featuring seasonal brews and a lively atmosphere in Dunedin. This multi-day celebration is a fantastic way to experience traditional Oktoberfest cheer.
The Little Big Show
Catch The Little Big Show live at The Dunedin Smokehouse for an unforgettable Friday night. This performance is set to bring a big sound to the intimate setting of the Smokehouse, providing a fantastic entertainment option in Dunedin. Come and enjoy the vibrant energy and delicious food.
Rockin Rob LIVE at Soggy Bottom!
Bring on the beach vibes with Rockin Rob at Soggy Bottom Brewery in Dunedin, FL, for a Friday night filled with great music, cold beer, and incredible BBQ from Q Southern BBQ. Rob will play your favorite acoustic hits and feel-good tunes, creating the perfect atmosphere for a relaxed evening under the palms. Enjoy good times with no cover charge, making it an accessible and enjoyable event for all in Dunedin.
Riverside Concert Series: Jahfari Reggae Band
Experience the vibrant rhythms of the Jahfari Reggae Band as part of the Riverside Concert Series in New Port Richey. This off-site performance promises an evening of lively reggae music for all ages, bringing a festive atmosphere to the community. It's a fantastic opportunity for New Port Richey residents to enjoy live music outdoors and dance to infectious beats.
Music with Shawn Oh
Shawn Oh takes the stage at The Dunedin Smokehouse for a lively Saturday evening performance. Enjoy his musical talent in a relaxed and welcoming environment, perfect for a night out in Dunedin. This event offers a great opportunity to experience local music while enjoying the Smokehouse's offerings.
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Saturday at 10 a.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
English Practice Café
Adults in New Port Richey seeking to enhance their English communication skills are invited to the English Practice Café in the Magnolia Room at the New Port Richey Public Library. This weekly session offers a relaxed and supportive environment for conversation practice and language development. It's an excellent resource for community members to improve their fluency and connect with others.
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Saturday at Noon
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Saturday at 2 p.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Jazz Phools Oktoberfest Band
Get into the Oktoberfest spirit with the Jazz Phools Oktoberfest Band at Caledonia Brewing on September 26th from 6-10 PM. Enjoy traditional German-inspired music and a festive atmosphere as part of Caledonia's Oktoberfest Weekend in Dunedin. It's a fantastic way to celebrate with lively tunes and great beer.
LIVE MUSIC: Christin Allyn at Soggy Bottom Brewery!
Join Soggy Bottom Brewery in Dunedin, FL, for an incredible evening of live music featuring Christin Allyn. Enjoy her great tunes and good vibes alongside craft brews and mouthwatering Southern BBQ. This event is open to everyone, offering a perfect opportunity to gather with friends, grab a cold drink, and kick back for a memorable Saturday night in Dunedin.
Jeremy Thomas
Quinns is privileged to have Jeremy Thomas here on a local stage. A world class talent who’s made a home in West Florida. You can also catch him as the front man in the local band Blackbird Revival. Classic, pure, soulful rock and roll.
Brunch Music with Matthew Joustra
Enhance your Sunday Brunch experience at The Dunedin Smokehouse with live music from Matthew Joustra. This performance provides the perfect acoustic backdrop to your meal, creating a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere in Dunedin. It's an ideal way to spend a leisurely Sunday morning with delicious food and great tunes.
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Sunday at 10 a.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Sunday at Noon
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Sunday at 2 p.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
National Drink Beer Day
Celebrate National Drink Beer Day at Soggy Bottom Brewery in Dunedin, FL, on September 28th. This is the perfect occasion to explore and enjoy their wide selection of craft brews. Whether you're a connoisseur or looking to try something new, the brewery offers a welcoming atmosphere to savor diverse flavors and commemorate this special day dedicated to beer.
National Drink Beer Day
Celebrate National Drink Beer Day at Cueni Brewing Co. in Dunedin on September 28th. This all-day event invites beer enthusiasts to explore a wide selection of craft brews, perfect for marking the occasion. It's an ideal opportunity to gather with friends and enjoy the diverse offerings from this local brewery.
Mandala Monday
Unwind and get creative at Mandala Monday, held on the last Monday of each month at Caledonia Brewing. Jennifer from HomeGrown & RockSolid will guide participants through simple techniques to create their own unique mandala designs. This engaging class offers a perfect blend of artistic expression and a relaxed brewery environment in Dunedin.
National Coffee Day
Relax and enjoy a cup of joe at Cueni Brewing Co. in Dunedin for National Coffee Day on September 29th. While known for their brews, this event offers a chance to savor coffee in their welcoming atmosphere. It's a casual, all-day celebration perfect for coffee lovers looking for a cozy spot.
TACO NIGHT IS COMING TO SOGGY!
Get ready for a flavor fiesta as Divino’s Tacos food truck rolls into Soggy Bottom Brewery in Dunedin, FL. This exciting Taco Night promises delicious tacos paired perfectly with Soggy Bottom's craft beers. It's an ideal midweek treat for anyone craving authentic flavors and a lively brewery atmosphere in Dunedin.
Make Your Own Charcuterie Night
Unleash your inner culinary artist at the Make Your Own Charcuterie Night, a collaboration between Graze Craze Dunedin and Cueni Brewing Co. For $45, participants will learn to craft their own charcuterie board, enjoy two pints of Cueni's gluten-reduced beers, and take home their creation. This event in Dunedin is perfect for a unique date night or a fun outing with friends, offering a blend of hands-on learning and delicious treats.
Matt Langley
Matt Langley: Live on Quinns’ stage!!!
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Saturday at 10 a.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Saturday at Noon
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Saturday at 2 p.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
John Robert Egan
J.R. is a singer songwriter from sunny St Pete Florida. Originally from Illinois, J.R. traveled to Florida aboard a boat with his wife and two children. Escaping the midwest cold and grey, they voyaged down the Mississippi, across the Gulf of Mexico, and through the Bahamas, to eventually make their new home in St Petersburg. The 2 year journey was the inspiration for J.R.’s Debut Ep “Devil On My Back.” Check out his website here to listen to and download his music – but there’s nothing like seeing him live – on the stage at Quinns…
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Sunday at 10 a.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Bacon and Beer Brunch
Indulge in a delectable Bacon and Beer Brunch at Caledonia Brewing, hosted by Chef John and Debbie from Palate Culinary Services on the first Sunday of every month at 11:30 AM. This ticketed event in Dunedin offers a unique culinary experience, pairing delicious bacon-centric dishes with Caledonia's craft beers. Please note, this is a 21 and up event with no outside beverages permitted.
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Sunday at Noon
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Sunday at 2 p.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
New World Celts Monthly Meeting
Join the New World Celts for their monthly meeting at Caledonia Brewing on the first Monday of every month. This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with new friends and learn about the positive contributions this organization makes to the Dunedin community. Engage in cultural exchange and camaraderie in a relaxed brewery setting.
Dirty Bingo
For those seeking a more risqué evening, join Angie for Dirty Bingo at Caledonia Brewing on the first Wednesday of every month at 7:30 PM. This 21 and up event in Dunedin features bingo cards with cheeky words and phrases, promising a night of adult-oriented fun and laughter. It's a unique and entertaining twist on the classic game.
Vampire and Witch Soiree
Embrace the spooky season at Caledonia Brewing's Vampire and Witch Soiree on October 9th at 8 PM. This themed event invites guests to dress up and enjoy a night of mysterious fun and craft brews in Dunedin. It's a perfect pre-Halloween celebration for those who enjoy a touch of the supernatural.
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Saturday at 10 a.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Saturday at Noon
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Saturday at 2 p.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Jeremy Thomas
Quinns is privileged to have Jeremy Thomas here on a local stage. A world class talent who’s made a home in West Florida. You can also catch him as the front man in the local band Blackbird Revival. Classic, pure, soulful rock and roll.
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Sunday at 10 a.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Sunday at Noon
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Sunday at 2 p.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Quinns Local Showcase – Hosted by Paper & Strings
Four times a year, Quinns Live hosts an ‘artist showcase’ for emerging local talent. This – in some cases – is the artist’s first chance to be a featured and paid performer. To qualify, these artists have shown growth and development in their craft over a long period of Open Mic events at Quinns and other local venues. Each act has a 45 minute set time. A minimum of 3 performers at each showcase. Cover is FREE for this event. Come show your support for local LIVE music!
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Saturday at 10 a.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Saturday at Noon
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Saturday at 2 p.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Hanah Selby
Hanah Selby LIVE in the Music Hall at Quinns!!!
Olde Rage, Boney Fiend and The Inhalers
Prepare for a high-energy night with Olde Rage, Boney Fiend, and The Inhalers live at Caledonia Brewing on October 17th at 8 PM. This 21 and up triple-bill promises a powerful musical performance in Dunedin, perfect for fans of rock and alternative genres. Enjoy the raw energy of these bands with a cold craft beer.
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Sunday at 10 a.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Sunday at Noon
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Sunday at 2 p.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Riverside Concert Series: Lily Holbrook
Enjoy an evening of captivating music with Lily Holbrook as part of the Riverside Concert Series in New Port Richey. This off-site performance is open to everyone, promising a delightful musical experience in a community setting. It's a perfect opportunity for residents of New Port Richey to discover local talent and enjoy live entertainment under the stars.
Chris Dupre
Chris Dupre LIVE in the Music Hall at Quinns!
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Saturday at 10 a.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Saturday at Noon
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Chinsegut Hill House Tour on Saturday at 2 p.m.
Set atop one of Florida’s highest elevations and surrounded by a 114-acre preserve, the historic home at Chinsegut Hill offers an intimate look at more than 170 years of Florida history. Built in the 1850s as the center of a plantation, the house later became home to farmers, politicians and reformers, including Raymond and Margaret Robins, who welcomed guests such as Helen Keller, Thomas Edison and J.C. Penney. During the Great Depression, the property became part of a federal agricultural research and conservation program, beginning another chapter in its long public history. On a guided tour, explore the home’s rooms, architecture and changing uses while learning about the people who shaped the property across generations. Their stories connect Chinsegut Hill to plantation-era Florida, emancipation, agriculture, politics, social reform, conservation and historic preservation. Together, they reveal why this hilltop home remains one of West Central Florida’s most dis
Guy Miller
Guy Miller LIVE in the Music Hall at Quinns!
Joe Denny and the Joyriders
Catch Joe Denny and the Joyriders for a lively performance at Caledonia Brewing on October 24th at 8 PM. This 21 and up event brings their energetic sound to Dunedin, offering a fantastic night of live music. Enjoy their captivating tunes and the vibrant atmosphere of the brewery.