This Weekend in Clearwater Fun Time
Everything happening Friday through Sunday in Clearwater Fun Time.
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.