All posts tagged: Events

The Summer Classic Movies Series: 1982

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If you are a fan of the NetFlix Series Stranger Things, this classic movies series may just be right up your alley. Feeling the nostalgia from the good ole days when you were a teen? Grab the kids, friends, partners or spouses and go to the movie theatre and watch a classic move from 1982. The Bilheimer Capitol Theatre is kicking off their Classic Summer Movies celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the classic films from 1982. General admission is 5$ a person but family four-packs tickets are available. All movies, date and times are subject to change. Go to https://www.rutheckerdhall.com/summermovies for more information. Blade RunnerSat, Jul 9 at 7pm Set in a dystopian future Los Angeles of 2019, where synthetic humans known as replicants are bio-engineered by the powerful Tyrell Corporation to work on space colonies. When a fugitive group of advanced replicants led by Roy Batty escapes back to Earth, burnt-out cop Rick Deckard reluctantly agrees to hunt them down. PoltergeistFri, Jul 15 at 7pm Starring JoBeth Williams, Craig T. Nelson, Heather O’Rourke and Beatrice …

Halloween Annual Party 2018

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Cricketers British Pub is hosting their Annual Halloween Party and Costume Contest on October 27th beginning at 9 PM. This event requires a minimum age of 21 years to attend. Cricketers “A Sp👻👻ktacular Bash” Is a night to show off your best costume. Prizes for best costume and drink specials. Don’t drink and drive. Please drink responsibly we have the Jolly Trolley that runs till 11pm with pickups every 15 minutes with routs that run north and south transporting passengers to Dunedin and our sister cities Tarpon Springs, Palm Harbor, and Clearwater Beach. Cricketers is located in North Dunedin in the Causeway Plaza just behind McDonald’s at 2634 Bayshore Blvd., Dunedin FL. 34698 Come spend the evening enjoying great food and spirits, not spooky kind but, the cheerful kind and live entertainment.

Day Of The Dead 2018

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Come one come all! The most colorful and beautiful event, Dia De Los Muertos, is here again this Saturday October 20th hosted by Casa Tina’s Mexican Restaurant. The festivities begin at 5pm and with a parade at 9 pm. There will be music, food, and crafts from Mexico for purchase. The event will be located at John R. Lawrence Pioneer Park 420 Main Street Dunedin, FL 34698 and for more information (727) 734-9226. Kid friendly and pet friendly. Hope to see you there!

Stone Crab Festival 2018

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Old Bay Cafe and Fish Market is hosting its annual Stone Crab Festival October 20th and 21st located at 51 Main St, Dunedin, FL 34698 along our waters edged Park .  Come down and enjoy local seafood and craft beers.  Plenty of activities for people of all ages and it’s free admission. Kids and Dog friendly event.

Dia De Los Muertos 2016

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Happy Halloween!  Another Day Of The Dead event went without disappointment.  Everywhere I pointed my camera there was a great costume to snap a picture of.  The festivities began at 3 pm and continued on till 10 pm ending with a great street parade.  The temperature was in our lower 80’s with clear skies.  The day was perfect and the spirit of the celebration was high.  The creativity of the local citizens was impressive to say the least.  Wow!  What a spectacular display of creativity and talent.  We hope to see you again next year! Checkout the rest of the photos on our Home page.      

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Festival Season 2016 

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It’s festival season here in Dunedin, FL! Finally!  We will be bringing you coverage of all the festivities scheduled here in downtown Dunedin.  We’ll be updating our Events Calendar and adding the details about where the next venue will take place so be sure to checkout the agenda page.  Hope to see you at one of our events!  Be sure to look for our promo bumper sticker we will be handing out for free!

Where am I…CBGB’s?!

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On Saturday May 21st 2016 the Dunedin Brewery hosted a tribute to The Ramones, an American punk rock band formed in Queens NY in the 70’s. This was the brewery’s 12th annual celebration and it had quite the turnout. The event began at 8 PM and the crowd was already forming both indoors and outdoors. A mixture of millennials, Gen X’ers and Boomers. The night was filled with great energy, sound and nostalgia.  Wearing their own concert T’s from seeing the Ramon’s in concerts, the Baby Boomers shared their stories and what they could remember from visiting CBGB’s in its heyday. To the millennials, most didn’t notice how much influence the Romans had. Yet, some were surprised to hear how some of the songs they heard that night were originally played by the Ramon’s. Such as “I Wanna Be Sedated” and “Hey Ho, Lets Go” which is found in most stadiums cheering on the home team.  PUNK was the night! The bands were playing their tributes impressively and band T-shirts selling for as low as …