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Dunedin
Parks & Recreation Department Magazine
January-April 2021
Get Outdoors & Explore
Visit your City parks and playgrounds - see pages 26-29
www.DunedinGov.com
Directory
Table of Contents Staff Directory
At-A-Glance Administration 727-812-4531
What’s Open, What’s Not 2 Vince Gizzi…………………………………………..Director
Lanie Sheets …...............Administration Superintendent
Recreation Programs Jocelyn Brodhead ...Interim Recreation Superintendent
Jorie Peterson ……………...Special Events Coordinator
Aquatics 3-4
Nichole Allen ……………...Special Projects Coordinator
Athletics 5-6 Cyndi Lane ……………..Senior Administrative Assistant
Boating & Water Activities 7-8 Heather Bonner.............Senior Administrative Assistant
LiveWell Dunedin 9
Fitness & Wellness 10-12 Marina 727-298-3030
Golf 13 Laurie Ferguson…………………................Harbormaster
Kids, Tweens & Teens 14-15
Martial Arts 16 Parks Division 727-812-4540
Performing & Fine Arts 17-18 Pete Wells ......................Parks Maintenance Supervisor
(dance, music and theater) Craig Wilson ………….......City Arborist, 727-298-3279
Seniors 19-22
Skateboarding 23 Recreation Division 727-812-4530
Special Events 24 Alicia Castricone .................................Highlander Pool &
Tennis 25 Kiwanis Sprayground
727-298-3266
Parks & Recreation Facilities Chris Hoban…………………………...Athletics Specialist
Community Parks 26-27 727-733-6728
Community Playgrounds 28-29 Emily Hoban …....................MLK, Jr. Recreation Center,
Recreation Facilities 30-31 Stirling Skate Park & Youth Services
• Community Center • Fitness Center • Hale Senior Activity Center
• Highlander Pool • Kiwanis Sprayground • MLK, Jr. Recreation Center
727-738-2920
• Marina • Stirling Skate Park
Elaine Swinehart ....…..........Hale Senior Activity Center
727-298-3299
Facility Guide & Map 32-33
Angel Trueblood..............Dunedin Community Center &
General Info Fitness Center, 727-812-4530
Policies & Rec Cards 34
Registration 35
Scholarships 35
Mission Statement Mayor & City Commission Stay Connected
To enhance the quality of life and create Julie Ward Bujalski Mayor with Everything Dunedin!
memorable experiences by connecting the Jeff Gow Vice Mayor www.DunedinGov.com/connect
community through parks, recreation and Deborah Kynes Commissioner The City of Dunedin offers many ways
culture. Maureen “Moe” Freaney Commissioner for you to stay connected and informed
John Tornga Commissioner about events, current news, job openings,
Vision Statement Jennifer K. Bramley City Manager recreation programs, camps, improvement
Doug Hutchens Deputy City Manager projects and more.
To touch the life of each and every person
through progressive and innovative
activities, facilities and services. Parks & Recreation Visit Parks & Rec Online!
www.DunedinGov.com/parksandrec
Advisory Committee
Values Did you know participating in recreational
Tom Mahoney, Chair Manny Koutsourais activities can make you feel better and
● Teamwork ● Friendly Gina Massotto, Vice-Chair Greg Martin enhance your quality of life? Dunedin
● Safety ● Professionalism Mike Bowman Donna Moore Parks & Recreation is always working hard
● Accommodating ● Dedicated Bunny Dutton Jessica Raines to provide you and your family with safe,
● Integrity Betty Edelman Michelle Uvieghara affordable programs and services.
John Kloster
At-A-Glance
Dunedin Parks & Recreation
The City of Dunedin’s highest priority is the safety of our residents, visitors and employees. Following
the guidance of local authorities, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention and the Department of
Health will help ensure the safety of all of us in order to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
All patrons will be screened upon entry and are required to wear a mask/face covering. We prefer to
have parent’s complete screenings with youth participants. If child arrives without their parent and
does not successfully complete the screening process, they will not be granted access to the facility.
What’s Open What’s Open
• Achieva Paw Park • Marina & Boat Ramp
• Before & After School • Parks & Playgrounds
Programs • Park Pavilion Rentals**
• County Beaches • Tennis Courts
• Dunedin Causeway
• Dunedin Community Center
• Dunedin Golf Club
What’s Not
• Fitness Center & Group • Facility Rentals
Exercise Classes** • Hale Senior Activity Center (closed
• Honeymoon Island State during building renovations)
Park* • Highlander Pool & Kiwanis
• MLK, Jr. Recreation Center & Sprayground (closed for the season;
reopens in Spring 2021)
Stirling Skate Park*
* Limited Capacity
** Limited Capacity & Reservations Required Parks & Recreation
Aquatics
Highlander Pool Swim Lessons Every Child a Swimmer
1937 Ed Eckert Drive Group Swim Lessons A free program in partnership with the
727-298-3266 • visit website Parent & Child 6 mo-3 yrs 20 minutes Kiwanis Club of Dunedin teaching basic
Alicia Castricone, Aquatics Coordinator Play & splash with your child as you help them swim techniques to non-swimmers, ages
become comfortable in the water. 3-11. Classes are 30-minutes and limited
y 25 yd x 25 yd Meter Main Pool to 10 students. Child must wear swimsuit;
y (2) 1 Meter Spring Diving Boards Little Guppies 3-4 yrs 20 minutes
parent must be in the water during lessons.
y Children’s Training Pool Your child will explore the water independently as
y Swim Lessons & Water Fitness they learn the fundamentals of swimming. 3-11 yrs Resumes in Spring/Summer
y Birthday Party & Picnic Rentals Highlander Pool
Level 1 4+ yrs 30 minutes
Please Note: Learn to submerge the face, begin arm and leg
y Children not potty trained are required to wear a motions and experience buoyancy. Water Fitness
swim diaper and plastic pants. Level 2 4+ yrs 30 minutes
Begin locomotive skills by exploring arm and leg
Float Fit
y 9yrs & younger must be accompanied by an
adult. 10-17yrs can attend without an adult, movements that will become strokes in the future. A fun and challenging low impact class
after passing the swim test. Must be able to float for 5 seconds unassisted. including high-intensity interval training,
y 17yrs & younger who wish to use the diving Level 3 4+ yrs 30 minutes all performed while balancing on the float
board must pass the Swim & Safety Test. Refine the front crawl and be introduced to the mat. A full workout includes burpees,
backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly. squats, v-ups, planks and aqua climbers.
Hours of Operation Level 4-6 4+ yrs 30 minutes 16+ yrs Resumes in Spring/Summer
All strokes are refined and swimmers develop Highlander Pool
The pool is open seasonally, April thru September.
Pool will close during unsafe weather conditions. endurance and confidence.
6 months & up Resumes in Spring/Summer Adaptive Water Wellness
April 1 - May 29*
Highlander Pool Shallow water aerobics designed for
Monday-Thursday 3 - 7 pm
participants of all abilities, including
Friday Closed
Private Lessons developmental and physical disabilities.
Saturday-Sunday 10 am - 5 pm
Training pool opens May 2 (Sat & Sun only) Participants have the option to use
Receive (4) 30-minute sessions of private weights, noodles and stability belts.
May 30 - August 7* instruction. For best results, the 1st & 4th
session must be within a 2-week period. 16+ yrs Resumes in Spring/Summer
Monday-Thursday 9 am - 7 pm Highlander Pool
Friday 9 am - 5 pm 6 months & up Resumes in Spring/Summer
Saturday-Sunday 10 am - 5 pm Highlander Pool
Shallow Water Wellness
August 8 - September 30* Exercise with low to zero impact on the
Adaptive Swim Lessons
Monday-Thursday 3 - 7 pm body to tone muscle, increase joint range
Friday Closed Children with special needs will receive
of motion, reduce pain and stiffness, and
Saturday-Sunday 10 am - 5 pm (4) 30-minute sessions and learn skills to get a great cardiovascular workout.
Training pool open Saturday & Sunday only stay safe near water, increase physical
and cognitive functions, and embrace the 16+ yrs Resumes in Spring/Summer
*Pool will be open on Memorial Day, Independence Day wonders swimming has to offer. Highlander Pool
and Labor Day from 10 am - 5 pm.
3-18 yrs Resumes in Spring/Summer
Highlander Pool
Admission
Daily Admission $3 / person
Family Punch Pass $25
Includes 10 punches for general admission for any
participant. Cannot be used for admission to special
events. Expires 1 month from date of purchase.
Group Rate (6 or more) $2 / person
Space is limited. Call 727-298-3266 to reserve.
Kiwanis Sprayground
The Sprayground is currently closed for
the season and will reopen in March 2021.
See next page for more information.
Highlander Pool
3 Pricing Key: $ Rec Card / $ No Card Act #: = for Online Registration Full Registration Information, page 34-35
Aquatics
Community CPR New! Pool Parties & Group Rates Kiwanis
Learn the skills to help save a life. This
CPR class will teach you the basic rescue
Highlander Pool is currently closed for the season.
Reservations will resume Spring/Summer. Sprayground
techniques to help sustain life until EMS 1937 Ed Eckert Drive
arrive to take over. This class will not After Hours Pool Party 727-298-3266 • visit website
include certification. Reserve Highlander Pool all to yourself Alicia Castricone, Aquatics Coordinator
12+ yrs Sat, February 6 9 am - 12:30 pm for your next birthday party, family get- y Interactive Water Playground
$20 / person, per session together, company outing or private y 3,000 square-foot play area
Highlander Pool party. Private rental hours are available y Motion-Activated Features
Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings y Colorful, Whimsical Features
after regular hours from April thru August. y Non-Slip Surface & ADA Accessible
Lifeguard Training New!
Reservations are a 3-hour minimum y Restrooms & Playground nearby
Have a fun and rewarding summer y Up to 25 guests: $60 / hour
job and become a certified lifeguard. y 26-50 guests: $85 / hour
Must pass the swim test and attend all Hours & Guidelines
y 51-100 guests: $110 / hour
classes. Class includes blended learning Kiwanis Sprayground is currently closed
(online and in person). Bring suit, towel, dry for the season and will reopen in March
Birthday Bash
clothes and lunch. 2021. Hours subject to change.
Throwing a birthday party at Highlander
15+ yrs March 22 - April 1 (see schedule below) Reopening March 2021:
Pool is a piece of cake! Reservations
Swim Test: Week of March 8-12 (scheduled w/ instructor) y Mon-Thur: 10am-12pm & 3-6pm (hourly blocks)
must be made during regular pool hours.
Zoom Meetings: March 22 & 25, 4-6:30 pm y Friday: Closed
March 29: 4-7:30 pm $50 + tax. Package includes:
y Saturday & Sunday: 9 am - 4 pm (hourly blocks)
In-Person: March 23 & 24, 3-5:00 pm y Admission for 10 guests
Mar. 27 & Apr. 1, 9am-12pm or 1-3pm y 1 hour at the pool pavilion Guidelines:
$200/person +$39 paid to American Red Cross Additional pavilion time: $15 / hour y Limited capacity of 40 people per hour block
Must register by March 7 Act #: POOL13003 Additional guests: $3 each y All patrons will be screened by Staff prior to
Highlander Pool Call 727-298-3266 for reservations. entering the Sprayground.
Group Rates Reservations & Admission
Radiant Youth Swim Team
Treat your camp, family or friends to a day Admission to the Sprayground is free,
Learn and expand on your skills with Coach at Highlander Pool! Enjoy the Jr. Olympic however, reservations are required
Kyle Trelka. For beginners, recreational sized pool, 2 diving boards, children’s
and competitive swimmers. Optional local ahead of time:
pool and certified lifeguards.
swim meets offered during summer. y Reserve Online
$2 / person (groups of 6 or more) y If unable to reserve online via Eventbrite, call
5-17 yrs Resumes in Spring/Summer Camps and large groups must reserve in 727-298-3266.
Highlander Pool advance, call 727-298-3266.
Kiwanis Sprayground
See Move Find Get Eat 4
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Athletics
Adult Recess Basketball Basketball (continued)
Adult Recess New! Basketball - Drop In Senior Basketball - Shoot Around
Adulting is hard…but it doesn’t have to Dunedin Community Center: Drop in for weekly pick-up games played
be! Join us on your lunch break or to just 8+ yrs $1 / $2 on half court. Games provide friendly
get out of the house and unwind with Schedule varies, call 727-812-4530 competition and a great opportunity for
some of your favorite childhood games. exercise and comradery. Men, women
Martin Luther King, Jr. Recreation Center:
Each week features a different game: Mon-Thur $Free / $2 and all levels are welcome to participate.
giant pong, dodgeball, kickball, cornhole, Fri-Sat $3 / person 60+ yrs Tues / Thur 1 - 2 pm
fowling, etc! Tell your friends and come $3 / day
Schedule may vary depending on events, call
out to embrace your inner child! 727-738-2920 for availability. Martin Luther King, Jr. Recreation Center
18+ yrs Begins February 1 *Please note: All participants will be screened
Mondays 5:30-7:30 pm (outside) prior to entry and are required to wear a mask/
Wednesdays 11 am - 2 pm (inside gym) Basketball Instruction - H.S. Girls face covering. Masks are not required while
$2 / $3 drop-in Join us as we offer designated time and actively shooting. We recommend calling 727-
Dunedin Community Center space for high school girls to improve 738-2920 ahead of time to check availability as
their basketball game. Weekly sessions capacity is limited.
will focus on a combination of drills and
Archery
scrimmage games that help develop
Archery - Youth & Adult the skills needed to boost overall Cheerleading
performance and confidence.
Taught in group lessons, learn archery Dunedin Jr. Falcons Cheerleading
over a series of classes focusing on 14-19 yrs Postponed until further notice
$5 / person The Dunedin Jr. Falcons Cheerleading
safety, shooting techniques and proper program is a member of the Suncoast
form. Offered by Suncoast Junior MLK, Jr. Recreation Center
Youth Football Conference and is located
Olympic Archery Development (JOAD); at Dunedin High School.
taught by a USA Archery coach. Basketball League - High School 4-14 yrs To Be Determined
8+ yrs Mondays 5 - 7:30 pm A recreational league consisting of an Contact Stacey Bryan at 352-484-4937 or visit
Saturdays 9:30 am - 12 pm 8-game season and a single elimination www.DunedinJrFalcons.com
$18 drop-in tournament. The primary objective is to
Dunedin Community Center promote and develop values such as
teamwork, sportsmanship and fair play Football
Baseball / Softball that will benefit players throughout their Dunedin Jr. Falcons Football
athletic endeavors as well as life.
Greater Dunedin Little League The Dunedin Jr. Falcons Flag and Tackle
14-19 yrs boys (current High School students)
Football programs are members of the
Youth program located at Fisher and Postponed until further notice
Suncoast Youth Football Conference and
Highlander Fields in Highlander Park. $275 / team
are located at Dunedin High School.
Must provide birth certificate and 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. Recreation Center
4-14 yrs: To Be Determined
proofs of residency.
Contact Stacey Bryan at 352-484-4937 or visit
5-15 yrs To Be Determined Basketball Lessons - Private www.DunedinJrFalcons.com
Email President@DunedinLLBaseball.com, call
Private or small group lessons are
727-430-1338 or visit DunedinLittleLeague.com.
customized for each individual based Youth Flag Football League
on skill level and goals. Players quickly
develop their skill set due to the undivided, A cooperative instructional league with
1-on-1 attention from the coach. several North Pinellas cities designed to
teach the skills and rules of the game.
6-18 yrs Postponed until further notice
By appointment only when program resumes 6-16 yrs
Individual: $100 / $150 Divisions: 6-9 yrs, 10-13 yrs, 14-16 yrs
Move More Evaluation 1: Wed, January 6: 6-9 yrs (6 pm),
2-5 people: $55 / $82 per person
join a team Fee includes (4) 1-hour sessions 10-13 yrs (7 pm), 14-16 yrs (8 pm)
Martin Luther King, Jr. Recreation Center Evaluation 2: Sat, January 9: 6-9yrs (9 am),
10-13 yrs (10 am), 14-16 yrs (11 am)
Games: Friday & Saturday (starting Jan. 29)
Note: Evaluations are mandatory. Players only have
to attend one day. Evaluations and games are held at
Dunedin High School.
$80 / $95 Act #: ATH04026
Dunedin High School
5 Pricing Key: $ Rec Card / $ No Card Act #: = for Online Registration Full Registration Information, page 34-35
Athletics
Pickleball Pickleball (continued) Skateboarding
Pickleball You, Three & Me Pickleball For information on Stirling Skate Park
and skate programs, see page 23.
A game for all ages! Pickleball is a cross A doubles lesson consisting of you, plus
between badminton, tennis & ping-pong 3 individuals and Greg Reardon, our
played with a paddle and a wiffle ball. nationally ranked instructor. Class will Soccer
18+ yrs (all skill levels) feature corrective technique along with
elaborate strategy instruction. Dunedin Stirling Soccer Club
Dunedin Community Center:
Mon/Tues/Thur 9 am - 11 am Reserve Online 6+ yrs September - May A full service soccer club offering recreational
11 am - 1 pm Reserve Online Mon - Fri Times by appointment and competitive soccer programs at Jerry
$20 / $35 per hour, per person Lake Recreation Complex.
MLK, Jr. Recreation Center:* Fisher Tennis Courts 5-19 yrs
Wednesdays 2-4 pm Reserve Online
Competitive: To Be Determined
Saturdays 12-3 pm Reserve Online
Limited capacity: 18 participants per time slot
Preschool Winter / GYSA: To Be Determined
Spring / Rec (in house): To Be Determined
$2 / $3 drop-in (punch pass options available) Prep 2 Play For registration, dates and information,
*Please note: All participants will be screened Designed to introduce the competitive Email president@DunedinSoccer.com, call
prior to entry and are required to wear a mask/ aspect of sports. Learn sportsmanship 727-733-5300 or visit www.DunedinStirling.com.
face covering. Masks are not required while and teamwork to accomplish a common
actively playing. goal. Although there will be a small Tennis
amount of competition, each child will
learn alongside their peers as a team. For information on tennis facilities,
Pickleball - Adult Lessons
5-6 yrs Resumes in Fall lessons and leagues, see page 25.
Learn the fast growing game of Pickleball Dunedin Community Center
with certified instructor Greg Reardon.
Private lessons at your convenience! New! Track & Running
Tiny Tot Basketball
18+ yrs September - May Cross Country
1 Hour: $60 / $75 Join us on the hardwood basketball
1/2 Hour: $35 / $50 court where our coach will help teach Lace up your sneakers, test your
Semi-Private (1 hr): $30 / $45 your child basic skills and develop endurance, meet friends and engage
*Lessons are by appointment only - please contact fundamental motor and social skills in spirited competition. The team will
Greg Reardon at 727-542-9636. along with a focus on sportsmanship in compete against themselves and the
Available at Fisher and Highlander Tennis Courts a non-competitive environment where children of Safety Harbor Recreation.
everyone’s a champion! 5-15 yrs Wednesdays 6 - 7 pm
3-4 yrs Tues (begins March) 9:30-10:15 am Season: August 12 - October 7
Pickleball - Kids & Teens Practice: Highlander Park (behind Community Center)
$28 / $42 per month MLK, Jr. Recreation Center
Join instructor Greg Reardon for this new Meets: 8/26 & 9/9 in Safety Harbor
and exciting pickleball program tailored 9/23 & 10/7 in Dunedin
especially for kids and teens. Tiny Tot Sports Transportation is parent’s responsibility
7-16 yrs September - May Help develop your child’s motor skills $55 / $70 Act #: ATH04032
Saturdays 11 am - 12 pm and to learn the basics of each sport in
$12 / $17 drop-in a noncompetitive environment. Children North City Track Program
$85 / $100 punch pass (includes 8 classes) will also learn social skills, to share and
Fisher Tennis Courts take turns, all while having fun! Dunedin, Largo, Palm Harbor, Pinellas
Park, Safety Harbor and Seminole have
3-4 yrs Wednesdays 5 - 5:50 pm
combined to form the North City Track
January: Track March: T-Ball
Program. Focus on self improvement and
February: Basketball April: Soccer
challenge yourself at local track meets.
$7 / $10 drop-in Dunedin Community Center
Excellent fitness conditioning for any
athlete. Wheelchair Division available.
5-15 yrs Wednesdays 6 - 7 pm
Season: January - May
Practice: Weds, January 13 - May 5
Practice at Dunedin High School
Track Meets: 1st Wednesday of the month
at particiating cities listed above
Transportation is parent’s responsibility
$80 / $95 Act #: ATH04033
Pickleball for all ages!
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Boating & Water Activities
Dunedin Causeway Boat Launch Kayak/Paddleboard Launch
61 Causeway Boulevard Dunedin Causeway y Dunedin Causeway
Dunedin, FL 34698 61 Causeway Boulevard
A popular location to launch a variety of
727-812-4530 • visit website Dunedin, FL 34698
watercraft including motorized boats, jet
The Dunedin Causeway is open for skis, wave runners, sailboats and kayaks. y Weaver Park
recreational activities from 5 am - 11 pm. Please note, there are no paved ramps. 1258 Bayshore Boulevard
y Boat Launching (no paved ramps) The southern facing area is divided into Dunedin, FL 34698
y Fishing & Watercraft Activities four separate sections. There are no
y Picnicking & Sunbathing watercraft regulations for the northern
side of the Causeway. See diagram: Fishing
y Kayak, Sailboat & Paddleboard
Rentals (www.SailHoneymoon.com) Fishing Access
y Walk, Jog, Bike along Pinellas Trail
Please be sure to have your proper
y Free Parking
fishing license and properly dispose of
y Concessions
all hooks, fishing lines and unused bait.
y Restroom Facilities
The Causeway is a 2.5 mile route that y Dunedin Causeway
leads from Bayshore Blvd (Alt 19) directly 61 Causeway Blvd, Dunedin
to the entrance of Honeymoon Island Note: No persons are permitted on the
State Park and is maintained through a Dunedin Causeway past the closing hour
cooperative agreement between Pinellas of 11:00 pm. Special permission may be
County and the City of Dunedin. granted specifically for the purposes of
Non-Motorized boats have two areas for fishing. For fishing license and information,
launching: the portion east of the draw bridge and again please visit www.myfwc.com.
Dogs from the concession area west to the second bridge.
Dogs (on a maximum 6-foot leash) are Motorized boats (including jet skis) can launch y Dunedin Marina (fishing pier)
permitted on the Pinellas Trail. Dogs from a beach entry 200’ area just west of the draw 51 Main Street, Dunedin
bridge (no boat ramp facilities).
are not permitted on the beach. There y Weaver Park (fishing pier)
is a dedicated dog beach at Honeymoon No watercraft are permitted in the center of the 1258 Bayshore Blvd, Dunedin
Causeway between the motorized and non-motorized
Island State Park.
launch areas.
Prohibited Activities Overnight car and boat trailer parking
is not allowed except after 11pm by permit
Alcohol, camping and ground fires are only for the purpose of vessel launching:
not permitted on the Causeway. • $10 for a single-use (2 day permit)
• $100 for an annual permit*
Sail Honeymoon, Inc. *Annual permit holders may not leave items on the
Causeway any more than 2 days in a 7 day period.
Sail Honeymoon is open 7 days a week
(weather and tides permitting) and offers Permits are available at the Dunedin Community
a wide variety of watercraft rentals: Center, 1920 Pinehurst Road, 727-812-4530.
y Kayaks (single or 2-person; sit on or sit in)
y Fishing Kayaks Dunedin Marina
y Paddleboards A public boat ramp is available for use
y Sailboats (Windrider 16’ or 17’) with the purchase of a permit. For more
y Food & Beverage Concessions information, see next page or please visit
61 Causeway Boulevard, 727-734-0392 www.DunedinGov.com/marina.
www.SailHoneymoon.com
Dunedin Causeway
7 Pricing Key: $ Rec Card / $ No Card Act #: = for Online Registration Full Registration Information, page 34-35
Boating & Water Activities
Dunedin Marina Boat Safety Courses Sailing Programs (continued)
51 Main Street, Suite 1 Boat America Safe Boating Course Sailing Lessons - Youth presented
Dunedin, FL 34698 Includes intro to boating, safe operation, by Dunedin Youth Sailing Association
727-298-3030 • visit website rules, Aides to Navigatioin (ATON), The mission of the DYSA is to encourage
Fax: 727-298-3071 State & Federal laws, safety equipment, participation in the sport of sailing as a
Laurie Ferguson, Harbormaster emergencies on the water and more. community-based program that provides
Office Hours: Mon-Fri, 8 am-12 pm & 1-5 pm FWC Safe Boating ID Card will be quality instruction while fostering the
Please note: The office may be closed intermittently awarded upon completion. Instructed by value of responsibility, team building,
while staff tends to other marina business. the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary. sportsmanship and fairness. Led by US
Class offered on Monday-Thursday, 7-9:00 pm: Sailing certified instructors.
Public Boat Ramp January 11-14, February 15-18 or March 15-18 Resumes at a later date
Anyone using the boat ramp must $42 / course. Courses held via Zoom. To register Dunedin Community Sailing Center (near Marina)
purchase a permit. The permit does not or for more information, call 631-379-1110 or More info: visit www.DunedinYouthSailing.org
guarantee a parking space. It is best to email publiceducation1110@gmail.com or email
come early as parking is limited. Permits boatinbud7@gmail.com Sea Scouts Ship 956
available at the Harbormaster’s Office.
Interested in learning life skills on the
Daily Fee (tax included): $10 Intro to Basic Navigation Seminar water and on a boat? Sea Scouts is a co-
Annual Pass (tax included): Includes plotting a course and ed division of the Boy Scouts of America
Resident: $75; Non-Resident: $225 determining a position on a nautical Organization that focuses on sailing and
The expiration of 2020 Annual Launch Permits will have chart, understanding latitude and life skills on the water.
an extended expiration date of March 31, 2021 in order longitude coordinates, uncorrecting a 14-20 yrs Thursdays 7 - 9 pm
to compensate permit holders for ramp closure during true course reading, use of a nautical Dunedin Marina
the dredging project. chart, and finding speed, time and More info: email ship956@gmail.com
distance. Instructed by the U.S. Coast
Slip Rentals & Day Docks Guard Auxiliary. Windlasses
The Marina consists of 192 slips of various Class offered on Saturday, 9am - 12pm: Women’s sailing association designed to
sizes: 170 recreational, 9 commercial, 6 January 16, February 20 or March 20 help improve sailing, sponsor races and
municipal, 6 day docks, 1 ADA accessible. $40 / person. Course held via Zoom. To register to compete with other women’s clubs.
or for more information, call 631-379-1110 or Thursdays 9 am (weather permitting)
Monthly Slips (tax included) email publiceducation1110@gmail.com or email Dunedin Marina, www.Windlasses.org
25’ slip rental (max boat length 23’): $197.68 boatinbud7@gmail.com
30’ slip rental (max boat length 28’): $225.77
35’ slip rental (max boat length 34’): $268.57
Sailing Programs Marina Advisory Committee
50’ slip rental (max boat length 43’): $324.75
60’ slip rental (max boat length 55’): $458.50 Meetings are held the 3rd Monday of each
Sailing Lessons - Adult month at 5:15 pm via Zoom and are open
Fees are Resident rates. Only Residents can
be placed on a waiting list. If there is not a Learn to sail in Prams and Sunfish to the public. For more info, please visit:
waiting list and slips are available, Non- sailboats. This accelerated class teaches Board & Committees • Calendar • Minutes
Residents may rent a slip, however the slip the basics of rigging, wind dynamics,
rental amount shall be twice the Resident rate.
points of sail and tacking.
Payments accepted by: Olde Bay Café & Fish Market
18+ yrs Resumes in Summer
• Mail In with check: payable to City of Dunedin Dunedin Marina Act #: POOL04071 Enjoy outdoor seating and fresh menu
PO Box 1348, Dunedin FL 34697 items. Cafe and fish market open daily:
Please include your customer number on check Café: 10 am - 10 pm
• Drop Box: MLK, Jr. Recreation Center Fish Market: 10 am - 6 pm
550 Laura Lane, Dunedin FL 34698 727-733-2542 www.oldebaycafe.com
Transient Slips (tax included)
Limited transient dockage may be available
dependent upon vacancy. No advance reservations.
• Per Night: Resident: $1.00 per foot
Non-Resident: $2.00 per foot
• Per Month: 2x the monthly resident slip rate
Day Docks
Tie up to enjoy lunch and the downtown shops and
restaurants. Free to use; first-come, first-serve. No
overnight docking; pier closes at 11pm. Dinghies
must use the designated Dinghy Slip only. Dunedin Marina
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LiveWell Dunedin
LiveWell Dunedin
Move More
Physical activity and exercise
have been linked to many health benefits.
Whether it’s to lose weight, increase
energy or gain strength, it all begins with
that first step. No matter what your age or
fitness level, simply start by adding one
or two activities to your routine and see
how you feel. You can always add more.
What is LiveWell Dunedin?
Dunedin Parks & Recreation created “LiveWell Dunedin” to help the community recognize
that parks and recreation is a provider of health and wellness. LiveWell Dunedin aspires Find Peace
to encourage people of all ages to “live well” physically, mentally and socially. There are It’s easy to get caught up in
four vital ingredients to LiveWell Dunedin to help you create a personalized recipe to live the fast-paced, day-to-day activities but
a healthier life: Move More, Find Peace, Get Connected and Eat Better. taking time to relax your mind and calm
A multitude of programs and services are offered by Dunedin Parks & Recreation that your body can go a long way toward
can help you enhance your lifestyle and improve your overall well-being. You will find the making you feel better. Recreational
LiveWell Dunedin logos placed throughout the Magazine to highlight those programs and activities can refresh your mind, restore
services that will help you on your journey. your body and revive your spirit by simply
going for a walk or connecting with
nature. Find peace of mind by attending
Mission Scan & Watch the
LiveWell Dunedin Video: a consumer protection or safety seminar.
Create a culture throughout the community that provides What you have now is the present
opportunities and inspires everyone to pursue a healthier life. moment. Make it joyful, happy and full of
peace.
Vision
For all members of the community to have an active lifestyle Get Connected
focusing on their physical, mental and nutritional well-being.
Feeling socially connected is
more important than ever as it shapes
our everyday life and well-being. Find
social support, get involved, and find
a sense of community with people of
similar interests, hobbies and goals.
Spend time together with friends, meet
new people, form relationships and
THERE IS NO connect with others by participating in
clubs, volunteering or attending socials
ONE GIANT STEP and community events.
THAT DOES IT,
Eat Better
IT’S A LOT OF Eating healthy helps you
LITTLE STEPS. live a longer, healthier life. Not only do
nutritious foods have positive effects
-Peter A. Cohen on your mental and physical well-being,
they also help reduce the risk of chronic
diseases. Whether it’s picking up fresh
fruits and vegetables from the market or
taking an educational cooking class, take
advantage of every chance to improve
your healthy eating habits.
9Fitness & Wellness
Fitness Center Group Exercise Classes Group Exercise Classes con’t
1920 Pinehurst Road Dunedin Parks & Recreation offers indoor 30/30 Fusion
727-812-4530 • visit website and outdoor group exercise classes at
Low impact cardio exercise for all levels.
Angel Trueblood, Recreation Coordinator the Dunedin Community Center.
Designed to get your heart rate up. Includes
We will not be providing exercise/yoga upper body strength and core training.
y Nautilus Nitro Strength Equipment mats. Please bring your own mat/towel to
y Precor Cardio Equipment 12+ yrs Wednesdays 5 - 5:55 pm
use during class. We will provide weights
y Ellipticals, Treadmills, Recumbent Bikes Dunedin Community Center
and other equipment that can be easily
y Free Weights & Dumbbells sanitized.
Ages 12-14 must be accompanied by an adult and Circuit in the Park (outdoors)
Admission/Reservations:
attend a Fitness Safety Orientation prior to use. Cardio and strength interval training with
• Admission must be made online, in advance: 45-seconds of work and 30-seconds of
Reserve Online recovery as you travel from station to
Hours • Limited capacity of 15 people max per class. station for a full body workout. Bring your
y Mon-Thur: 6-9:30am, 10am-2:30pm & 3-7:45 pm • Participants should arrive 10 minutes early own towel and water bottle.
y Friday: 6-9:30am, 10am-2:30pm & 3-5:45 pm and socially distance while waiting to complete 12+ yrs Tues / Thurs 5 - 5:45 pm
y Saturday: 8 am - 12 Noon screening with Staff at the facility entrance. Dunedin Community Center
y Sunday: Closed
Fees:
Hours subject to change. Closed from 9:30-10am and
2:30-3pm on Monday-Friday to sanitize and clean. • Participants will be charged a $5 daily drop- Cardio & Core
in fee, for both indoor and outdoor classes,
This class focuses on elevating your heart
until they have paid the equivalent of the $30
Admission/Reservations rate and getting you feeling energized.
monthly rate, or $20 for annual Fitness Center
Focusing on the ultimate fat burning
y Limited capacity of 25 people maximum members. Once a participant has met this
zone while working on strengthening
y Participants will enter the facility and take their threshold, they will not pay anything additional
and toning your midsection. Your heart’s
temperature at the kiosk prior to swiping in/renewing for that month.
health will thank you. This class is great
membership. No advance registration required. • This fee structure will continue until class for everyone’s goals and skill sets.
y Participants must visit the front desk to renew/ capacity increases. At that time, members who 12+ yrs Thursdays 10 - 10:55 am
extend membership at the start of their initial visit. were active when the facility closed on March Dunedin Community Center
Please anticipate a brief waiting period as staff 18th, will also receive one free month when
updates your member account. they renew their membership to accommodate
for March’s partial closure. Fit For All
Fees General Info & Guidelines: A low impact class for all levels that will
challenge all muscles. Start with easy
y All members’ annual fitness pases that were • Masks are required during screening and
to follow cardio, then move to full body
active when the facility closed on March 18th, will registration; they are highly encouraged while
strength training, followed by core and ab
be extended for the entire duration of closure. exercising.
work, finishing with long stretch moves
y Members who were active when the facility • Participants are encouraged to bring their own that incorporate yoga, Pilates and ballet.
closed on March 18th, will also receive one free water bottle already filled.
month when they renew their membership to 12+ yrs Mondays 5 - 5:55 pm
• Participants must wipe down equipment Tuesdays 8 - 8:50 am
accommodate for March’s partial closure.
before and after each use. Dunedin Community Center
y Members that are not ready to come back to
participate in our programs due to COVID-19, will • All participants must exit the facility after
not lose the time for which they have already paid their workout unless participating in another Classes continued on next page...
and will have their passes extended until they feel recreation activity.
safe to participate. The following is the list of classes, along
with their schedule and description:
Guidelines
y Masks are required during screening and registration;
and highly encouraged while exercising.
y Participants are encouraged to bring their own
water bottle already filled.
y Participants must wipe down equipment before
and after each use.
y All participants must exit the facility after their workout
unless participating in another recreation activity.
y Bathrooms will be available, however locker
rooms and showers will be closed.
See Move Find Get Eat 10
page 9 More Peace Connected BetterFitness & Wellness
Group Exercise Classes con’t Group Exercise Classes con’t Group Exercise Classes con’t
Flow Yoga Stretch, Move & Tone Zumba (outdoors)
A continuous flow of movement and Move to the beat at your own speed. This A Latin-inspired dance fitness class for
breath generating a meditative state, invigorating, Latin-inspired dance fitness anyone. This cardio program utilizes
encouraging practitioners to let go of class feels fresh, exhilarating and keeps interval training with fun and easy dance
thought and focus on experience of the you in the groove of life. Low impact moves to work the core muscles and
present moment. moves and chair exercises are integrated improve balance, stability and movement.
12+ yrs Mon / Wed 6 - 6:55 pm so all levels can enjoy. Must bring your 12+ yrs Wednesdays 7 - 7 :45 pm
Dunedin Community Center own mat, towel and water bottle. Dunedin Community Center
12+ yrs Mondays 9 - 9:45 am
Dunedin Community Center
Full Body Workout (outdoors) Zumba Gold (outdoors)
Conditioning exercises for all levels. This fitness dance class is for those with
Yoga
After a full body warm up, improve your little experience or physical limitations.
coordination, body strength and cardio Combine stretching and posturing to help Easier than basic Zumba but just as fun,
endurance. Bring water & exercise mat. improve the mind/body connection. Have with easy to follow moves for any age.
12+ yrs Wednesdays 10 - 10:55 am fun and relax as you improve your flexibility, 12+ yrs Tues / Thurs 9 - 9:55 am
Dunedin Community Center inner strength and joints. Must bring your Dunedin Community Center
own mat, towel and water bottle.
12+ yrs
Indoor Cycling Mon / Wed / Thurs / Fri 8 - 8:45 am Zumba Gold Toning (outdoors)
Rise and shine with this great cardio Tuesdays 10 - 10:50 am Body-sculpting exercises and high-
workout and killer calorie burner that Dunedin Community Center energy cardio work with Latin-infused
incorporates upper body strength training Zumba moves. Designed for participants
and stretching. Pedal through climbs, with little experience or inactive adults.
sprints and other resistance challenges The perfect way to sculpt your body
along to motivating music. All levels naturally while having a total blast.
welcome. Bring a towel and water bottle. 12+ yrs Fridays 9 - 9:55 am
12+ yrs Mon / Wed / Fri 6:30 - 7:15 am Dunedin Community Center
Tues / Thur 7 - 7:45 am
Dunedin Community Center
For Senior Fitness and Wellness programs,
see page 21.
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Fitness Classes Senior Fitness Senior Fitness (continued)
Camp Gladiator Chair Volleyball Pickleball
More than just a fitness boot camp, it’s It’s just like volleyball but instead uses a Pickleball is held at Dunedin Community
an experience promising to motivate beach ball and caters to the activity level Center and MLK, Jr. Recreation Center,
and challenge men & women of all ages of older adults. This is a great way to see page 6.
and levels. Expect a full body workout enjoy exercise & socialize.
including interval training, sprint and 50+ yrs Mon / Wed 11:30 am - 1:30 pm Qi Gong
agility drills, stations, plyometrics, $2 / $3 per class
strength drills and a cardio mix. Increase MLK, Jr. Recreation Center Improve balance, release stress and
your strength, speed and stamina. awaken your inner energy. Deep
12+ yrs Mon / Wed / Fri 5:15 - 6:15 am breathing coordinated with slow
Chair Yoga movements and meditation teaches us
Tues / Thurs 5 - 6 am
Register at www.campgladiator.com Through relaxation techniques you can to relax and connect with our spirit and
Dunedin Community Center improve your sense of well-being, restore body to become one.
and maintain strength, increase flexibility 50+ yrs Wednesdays 9:30 - 10:30 am
and range of motion, renew energy, $4 / $5 per class
Cardio Tennis and decrease pain, blood pressure and MLK, Jr. Recreation Center
The hottest, new tennis fitness class and cholesterol.
the ultimate cardio burn. This class is set 50+ yrs Thursdays 9:30 - 10:30 am
to high-energy music and guaranteed to Senior Exercise
$4 / $5 drop-in
burn calories. Bring your racket & water MLK, Jr. Recreation Center A low-impact workout focusing on
bottle. Instructed by Greg Reardon. strength, stamina, flexibility and balance.
14+ yrs Mon / Wed 7-8 am & 7-8 pm You may choose to sit during the class.
Essentrics/Aging Backwards
Saturdays 9 - 10 am 50+ yrs Resumes at a later date
Classes offered September - May
Stretch-n-Tone
MLK, Jr. Recreation Center
$12 / $17 per class The sharpest and most powerful tool for
$85 / $100 8 class punch card retaining ageless and beautiful youth is
Register at Dunedin Community Center in your muscles. This exercise class will Walking Club
Classes held at Fisher Tennis Courts improve your circulation and memory, Join this friendly, energetic club and see
lower your blood sugar and help you look how fun walking and exercise can be!
and feel younger. Walkers meet at the Hale Senior Activity
Jazzercise
50+ yrs Resumes at a later date Center and head out on the Pinellas Trail.
Blend aerobics, yoga, kick-boxing and Hale Senior Activity Center 50+ yrs Tues / Thurs 8:30 am
pilates into fun dance routines set to fresh $5 / $8 year (valid Oct-Sept) Act #: HAC08030
and modern music. All levels welcome. Hale Senior Activity Center
12+ yrs Tuesdays 6 - 6:55 pm
Exercise Room
Saturdays 10 - 10:55 am Located at the Hale Senior Activity
Register at www.jazzercise.com Center, it includes two treadmills, two Zumba Gold
Dunedin Community Center recumbent bikes, a max trainer M5 and Move to the beat at your own speed.
a home gym which allows you to do This invigorating, Latin-inspired dance-
different exercises such as bench press, fitness class feels fresh, exhilarating
Fitness Specials crunches and weight lifting. No contracts and keeps you in the groove of life. Low-
Heart Health & National Wear Red Day or monthly fees. impact moves and chair exercises will be
50+ yrs Resumes at a later date integrated so all levels can enjoy.
Heart disease is the number one killer Hale Senior Activity Center 50+ yrs Mon / Thurs 10:15 - 11:15 am
in America and we’re helping spread
$4 / $5 per class
awareness and promote living a heart
healthy life. Come to the Community Intro to Taoist Tai Chi Dunedin Community Center
Center (between 6 am - 6 pm) wearing The focus will be on finding balance,
red and receive a free raffle ticket for relaxing and having fun. Learn how
heart healthy prizes and all day free practicing Tai Chi regularly can improve
admission to the Fitness Center and your balance, flexibility, overall health
group exercise classes. and general sense of well-being. Taught
Friday February 5 6 am - 6 pm by the Taoist Tai Chi Society.
Free to participate 50+ yrs Resumes at a later date
Dunedin Community Center Hale Senior Activity Center
See Move Find Get Eat 12
page 9 More Peace Connected BetterGolf
Stirling Park Golf Lessons Dunedin Golf Club
& Driving Range Group Lessons - Youth
Come learn the game of golf from 40-
1050 Palm Boulevard
Dunedin, Florida 34698
620 Palm Boulevard www.DunedinGolfClub.com
year PGA Pro Paul Sylvester. Paul will
727-733-6728 • view website
teach areas of golf driving, putting, Tee Times: 727-733-7836
Chris Hoban, Athletics Specialist
chipping and sand work. Clubhouse: 727-733-2134
Paul Sylvester, PGA Teaching Pro
5-17 yrs Wednesdays 4:30 - 5:30 pm ext. 0 for reservations, ext. 3 for memberships
Stirling Park: open everyday, sunrise to sunset
Driving Range: open everyday, 8 am - 8 pm;
Saturdays 9 - 10:00 am Chuck Croasmun, General Manager
beginning October 26: 8 am - 6:30 pm $20 per person, per day
y Open to the Public
Stirling Park
As of April 1, 2020, the City of Dunedin y Membership Options
Parks & Recreation Department began y 18-Hole Championship Course
converting Dunedin Stirling Links Golf Group Lessons - Adult y Driving Range
Course (a par 3 course; 27 acre property) Come learn the game of golf from 40- y A Donald Ross Design
into a community park. The community year PGA Pro Paul Sylvester. Paul will y Practice Facility
park is now known as Stirling Park and teach areas of golf driving, putting, y Lessons with a PGA Professional
features a driving range and walking/ chipping and sand work. y Junior Programs
biking trails. Park amenities include:
18+ yrs Mondays 4 - 5 pm y Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Served
y Walking trails and easy access to $25 per person, per day y Buffets & Dinners
the Pinellas Trail Stirling Park y Weddings, Banquets & Parties
y Driving Range up to 300 Guests
y Chipping & Putting Greens
Private Lessons - “Best Golf Club” in Pinellas by Reader’s
y Clubhouse with Concession Stand
Come learn the game of golf from 40- Choice Award/Tampa Bay Newspapers
y Group and Private Golf Lessons
y Summer Golf Camp for Kids year PGA Pro Paul Sylvester. Paul will - Hosted 11 USGA National Qualifiers, original
teach areas of golf driving, putting, site of the first 36 SR. PGA Championships
chipping and sand work. - 2018 & 2019 Top Wedding Venue, Wedding Wire
Golf Skills Clinics 18+ yrs By appointment, call 727-331-1296 - 2016-2019 Readers’ Choice Award
Private 1/2 Hour: $40 - 2014 “Best Golf Course” in Pinellas County by
Learn the skills of putting, chipping,
Private 1 Hour: $80 St. Pete/Clearwater Visitors Bureau
pitching, range swing, sand traps, short
Stirling Park
game and competition. Participants will - #4 in the U.S. “Best Value” Golf Course
also receive a video analysis of their - 2014 “Couples Choice” Award Winner
swing. Clinic will include rulebooks, tees Tee-Rific Golf Lessons - 2012 Bride’s Choice Award Wedding Wire
and a ball marker. Coach Paul Sylvester Bring your small group, 4-10 people,
brings 40+ years of teaching experience to learn the skills of putting, chipping,
in the game of golf. pitching, range swing, sand traps and Golf, Dining, Memberships &
5-17 yrs Wednesdays 5 - 6 pm short game. Participants will also receive Banquet Parties
Saturdays 10 - 11 am a video analysis of their swing. Experience one of the best kept secrets
$20 / class 5+ yrs Schedule your group, call 727-331-1296 in Florida! Come play where legends
18+ yrs Mondays 5 - 6 pm $15 / person (range balls included) have played - a Donald Ross Design and
$25 / class Stirling Park former home of the PGA of America.
Register online only For a fun and successful banquet,
Stirling Park wedding reception or other celebration,
this is the place! We can accommodate
up to 300 guests. For more information,
call 727-733-2134 ext.4
Affordable Memberships available. Daily
specials for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Junior Golf Program
Dunedin Golf Club’s assistant, Dave
Williams, specializes in junior teaching
and holds junior group lessons.
Saturdays 10 - 11 am
$10 / person
13 Pricing Key: $ Rec Card / $ No Card Act #: = for Online Registration Full Registration Information, page 34-35Kids, Tweens & Teens
Art Athletics (continued) Preschool
Create & Take New! Pickleball - Drop-in Beginner Safe Skate
We’ll encourage your child’s inner artist to A game for all ages! Pickleball is a cross Beginning skaters can skate the park
shine through unique and creative projects between badminton, tennis & ping-pong without the risk and intimidation of skating
for them to create and take each week. No played with a paddle and a wiffle ball. with older, more experienced skaters.
artistic experience needed as we explore 18+ yrs (all skill levels) 3-8 yrs Saturdays Noon - 1 pm
different mediums of expression. $1 Skate Member / $5 Non-Member
Dunedin Community Center:
7-11 yrs Thursdays 6:45 - 7:45 pm Mon/Tues/Thur 9 am - 11 am Reserve Online Stirling Skate Park / MLK, Jr. Recreation Center
Date Project 11 am - 1 pm Reserve Online
March 11 Lava Rock Art Feel The Beat
March 25 Fluid Painting MLK, Jr. Recreation Center:*
Wednesdays 2-4 pm Reserve Online Your little one will explore musical rhythm
April 15 Dreamcatchers
Saturdays 12-3 pm Reserve Online with age appropriate instruments. Each
April 29 Mosaic Paper Bracelets
Limited capacity: 18 participants per time slot class will focus on a different hands-on
$9 / child, per class (pre-registration required) instrument as your child begins their
MLK, Jr. Recreation Center $2 / $3 drop-in (punch pass options available)
musical journey.
3-5 yrs Resumes in Spring
Athletics North City Track Program MLK, Jr. Recreation Center
Dunedin, Largo, Palm Harbor, Pinellas
Archery - Youth & Adult Park, Safety Harbor and Seminole have Karate - Tiny Tots
Taught in group lessons, learn archery combined to form the North City Track
Our instructor has a special way with
over a series of classes focusing on Program. Focus on self improvement and
preschoolers, teaching manners, respect
safety, shooting techniques and proper challenge yourself at local track meets.
and self-esteem.
form. Offered by Suncoast Junior Excellent fitness conditioning for any
Olympic Archery Development (JOAD); athlete. Wheelchair Division available. 3-5 yrs Thursdays 4:30 - 5 pm
taught by a USA Archery coach. $9 / $13 drop-in Dunedin Community Center
5-15 yrs Wednesdays 6 - 7 pm
8+ yrs Mondays 5 - 7:30 pm Season: January - May
Saturdays 9:30 am - 12 pm Practice: Weds, January 13 - May 5 Prep 2 Play
$18 drop-in Practice at Dunedin High School Designed to introduce the competitive
Dunedin Community Center Track Meets: 1st Wednesday of the month aspect of sports. Learn sportsmanship
at particiating cities listed above and teamwork to accomplish a common
Transportation is parent’s responsibility goal. Although there will be a small
Basketball - Drop In
$80 / $95 Act #: ATH04033 amount of competition, each child will
Dunedin Community Center: learn alongside their peers as a team.
8+ yrs: $1 / $2 5-6 yrs Resumes in Fall
Schedule varies, call 727-812-4530
Youth Flag Football League
Dunedin Community Center
A cooperative instructional league with
Martin Luther King, Jr. Recreation Center:
several North Pinellas cities designed to New!
Mon-Thur: $Free / $2 Tiny Tot Basketball
teach the skills and rules of the game.
Fri-Sat: $3 / person
6-16 yrs Join us on the hardwood basketball
Schedule may vary depending on events, call
Divisions: 6-9 yrs, 10-13 yrs, 14-16 yrs court where our coach will help teach
727-738-2920 for availability.
Evaluation 1: Wed, January 6: 6-9 yrs (6 pm), your child basic skills and develop
10-13 yrs (7 pm), 14-16 yrs (8 pm) fundamental motor and social skills
Pickleball - Lessons along with a focus on sportsmanship in
Evaluation 2: Sat, January 9: 6-9yrs (9 am),
Join instructor Greg Reardon for this new 10-13 yrs (10 am), 14-16 yrs (11 am) a non-competitive environment where
and exciting pickleball program tailored everyone’s a champion!
Games: Friday & Saturday (starting Jan. 29)
especially for kids and teens. 3-4 yrs Tues (begins March) 9:30-10:15 am
Note: Evaluations are mandatory. Players only have
7-16 yrs September - May to attend one day. Evaluations and games are held at $28 / $42 per month MLK, Jr. Recreation Center
Saturdays 11 am - 12 pm Dunedin High School.
$12 / $17 drop-in $80 / $95 Act #: ATH04026 Tiny Tot Sports
$85 / $100 punch pass (includes 8 classes) Dunedin High School Help develop your child’s motor skills
Fisher Tennis Courts
and to learn the basics of each sport in
Golf Lessons a noncompetitive environment. Children
will also learn social skills, to share and
For information about youth golf lessons,
take turns, all while having fun!
and the driving range, see page 13.
3-4 yrs Wednesdays 5 - 5:50 pm
January: Track March: T-Ball
February: Basketball April: Soccer
$7 / $10 drop-in Dunedin Community Center
See Move Find Get Eat 14
page 9 More Peace Connected BetterKids, Tweens & Teens
School’s Out School’s Out (continued) Tweens & Teens
Before & After School Programs Spring Fling Camp Full Moon Frenzy New!
y Dunedin Elementary Let’s have fun, fun, fun! Your kids will Join us for a night of nocturnal fun in
y Garrison-Jones Elementary have a blast with a week of fun-filled, Hammock Park. Learn about life after
y San Jose Elementary structured activities including games, dark, explore trails using the light of the
arts & crafts, outdoor activities, snacks moon and play glow-in-the-dark games.
Offered at the schools listed above, this
and more! 10-14 yrs Fridays* 8 - 10:00 pm
safe and enriching environment will help
your child thrive physically and socially Pre-K - 5th Grade *March 26, April 23, Sept. 17, Oct. 22
through supervised sports, games, Mon - Fri March 15-19 $10 / $16 Hammock Park
crafts, music and holiday celebrations. 9 am - 5 pm $105 Act #: MLK01020
Programs are licensed by the Pinellas 7:30 am - 6 pm $130 Act #: MLK01020X Multiplayer Gaming Night
County Child Care License Program *Register by March 12 and receive a $20 discount.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Recreation Center Go head to head to be the best! Join
and staffed with qualified professionals. us in different multiplayer video game
Multi-child discount and City of Dunedin/ tournaments. Prizes offered to the
Pinellas County School Board Employee T.G.F.H. Days winners. Light snacks provided.
discounts available. Thank Goodness for Holidays! 9-14 yrs Fridays 7 - 9:00 pm
Pre-K - 5th Grade
School may be out, but play is in! Your Date Theme Snack
Before School: 7:30 am - Start of School
kids love a day off from school and they’ll Jan. 15 Capcom Chips & Salsa
After School: End of School - 6 pm Feb. 5 Super Mario Party Mozzarella Sticks
love T.G.F.H. Days! Join us for an action-
Program is not offered when school is closed. Feb. 19 NBA 2K Popcorn
packed days of fun games and activities.
Before After Before Pre-K thru 5th Grade 7:30 am - 6 pm Free w/ paid admission to the Teen Room ($3/person)
School School & After $40/day. Register by the Early Bird date and MLK, Jr. Recreation Center
receive a $10 discount. Registration may be taken
Registration Fee* $25 $25 $25
after the Eearly Bird date, if space is available. Teen Room
Aug-Nov $105 $225 $265 TGFH Day Early Bird Hang out with friends and have fun with
& Jan-May / month / month / month
Pre-K Tuesday, January 19 Friday, January 15 the amenities of the Teen Room: foosball,
Dec $53 $113 $133 Monday, February 15 Friday, February 12 ping pong, billiards, big screen TV, board
10 monthly Thursday, April 1 Monday, March 29 games, video games and cards.
payments* Aug-Nov $90 $200 $245
& Jan-May / month / month / month Martin Luther King, Jr. Recreation Center Mon-Thurs: $ Free / $2
K - 5th
Grade Fri-Sat: $3 / person
Dec $45 $100 $123 Martin Luther King, Jr. Recreation Center
*Please note: All participants will be screened
*The program fee is divided into 10 payments with a due prior to entry and are required to wear a mask/
date being the 1st of each month. The $25 registration
fee and first payment are due at the time of enrollment.
face covering. We prefer to have parent’s
The initial payment will be pro-rated based on the date complete screenings with youth participants.
the child starts in the program. Payments may be made If participants arrive without parents and do not
online after initial registration. By enrolling, you are successfully complete screening process, they
responsible for all subsequent payments. For more will not be granted access to the facility.
information, call 727-738-2920. We recommend calling 727-738-2920 ahead of
time to check availability as capacity is limited to
Summer Camps 10 participants.
Look for 2021 Summer Camp information
coming in February. A variety of camps for
ages 4-17 will be offered including full day
and half day camps, multi-sports, cooking
nature and outdoor wilderness!
Visit www.DunedinGov.com/camps for
more information or be on the lookout
for “Camp Dunedin” Magazine to be
released in February.
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