INTERGENERATIONAL FAMILY FUN DAYS
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All ages welcome | Activities, tours, crafts, refreshments
Our THIRD 2025 INTERGENERATIONAL FAMILY FUN DAY
CELEBRATES SUMMER AND BACK-TO-SCHOOL ACTIVITES ~ Saturday, July 12, 2025 | 11 AM to 2 PM
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 Our Next 2025 Intergenerational Family Fun Day is July 12th | All are welcome!
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| Click to View or Download pdf of Intergenerational Family Fun Day Flyer for July 12, 2025 |
Intergenerational Family Fun Days are brought to you by the generosity of Pinellas Community Foundation and Faith Mission Grant
Our Third 2025 Intergenerational Family Fun Day brought to you by Pinellas Community Foundation and Faith Mission Grant will be a summer fun and Back-to-School Day on Saturday, July 12th from 11 AM until 2 PM.
Join us for all or part of this time as we enjoy arts and crafts, activities, games, and refreshments indoors and out to celebrate nature, earth, and our environment.
Our historic Hartley House indoor exhibits and historic Citrus Grove House, as well as outdoor native landscape exhibit with signage are open for your enjoyment, including our newest exhibit, Marriage and Mayhem in the Sunshine State. Our beautiful Wind Phone inspired by the "Kaze No Denwa" (The Phone of the Wind) created by 72-year-old garden designer Itaru Sasaki in Japan is available for you to experience as well.
Enjoy free Culver's frozen custard and other refreshments as well.
No reservations are necessary.
Bring family and friends!
Join us for all or part of this time as we enjoy arts and crafts, activities, games, and refreshments indoors and out to celebrate nature, earth, and our environment.
Our historic Hartley House indoor exhibits and historic Citrus Grove House, as well as outdoor native landscape exhibit with signage are open for your enjoyment, including our newest exhibit, Marriage and Mayhem in the Sunshine State. Our beautiful Wind Phone inspired by the "Kaze No Denwa" (The Phone of the Wind) created by 72-year-old garden designer Itaru Sasaki in Japan is available for you to experience as well.
Enjoy free Culver's frozen custard and other refreshments as well.
No reservations are necessary.
Bring family and friends!
Our free community Intergenerational Family Fim Day events include:
Fun activities and tours of our collection, Arts and crafts, games, and activities
Free ice cream (through the generosity of Culver's frozen custard) and other refreshments
And more! No Reservation needed, all ages welcome, and all activities are free.
Coming Family Fun Days in 2025: July 12 and December 6
Enjoy the photos below of our Founders Day 40th Birthday Celebration and international Fun Day
as we celebrated the creation of the Palm Harbor Historical Society in 1983!
Fun activities and tours of our collection, Arts and crafts, games, and activities
Free ice cream (through the generosity of Culver's frozen custard) and other refreshments
And more! No Reservation needed, all ages welcome, and all activities are free.
Coming Family Fun Days in 2025: July 12 and December 6
Enjoy the photos below of our Founders Day 40th Birthday Celebration and international Fun Day
as we celebrated the creation of the Palm Harbor Historical Society in 1983!
Please come by and experience a new addition to our landscape, constructed in honor of the 40th anniversary of the founding of Palm Harbor Historical Society.
This structure is a Wind Phone inspired by the "Kaze No Denwa" (The Phone of the Wind) created by 72-year-old garden designer Itaru Sasaki in Japan. It has been built with love, In memory of all who contributed gifts of time, talent, and substance to improve our community life, particularly in preserving and celebrating cultural history at Palm Harbor Museum, and was dedicated at our Founder's Day 40th Birthday Celebration on October 14th.
Members of The Flingkei Book Club of Pinellas County — an expansion of a book club begun in Japan in 1962 — were honored to provide funding for this Wind Phone in tribute to their founder, Alden Matthews, and to recently deceased members Ben Griffith, Mary Griffith, Sallie Parks, and Judy McSwine.
The labor and design for our Wind Phone was donated by Aaron Fortner of Ozona, who created the Japanese torii gate for its entrance.
This structure is a Wind Phone inspired by the "Kaze No Denwa" (The Phone of the Wind) created by 72-year-old garden designer Itaru Sasaki in Japan. It has been built with love, In memory of all who contributed gifts of time, talent, and substance to improve our community life, particularly in preserving and celebrating cultural history at Palm Harbor Museum, and was dedicated at our Founder's Day 40th Birthday Celebration on October 14th.
Members of The Flingkei Book Club of Pinellas County — an expansion of a book club begun in Japan in 1962 — were honored to provide funding for this Wind Phone in tribute to their founder, Alden Matthews, and to recently deceased members Ben Griffith, Mary Griffith, Sallie Parks, and Judy McSwine.
The labor and design for our Wind Phone was donated by Aaron Fortner of Ozona, who created the Japanese torii gate for its entrance.
Tour our museum's indoor exhibits and walk through our Native Florida Landscape with its informational signage that conveys stories about our local history and explains how early humans and and subsequent settlers to North Pinellas grew and used these plants for food, resources, inspiration and beauty. Notice the variety of insect and small animal life thriving among our native gardens.
Gather family and friends for our free Intergenerational Family Fun Days, thanks to the generosity of Faith Mission Grant awarded by Pinellas Community Foundation. No reservations are necessary. Bring the entire family and friends!
Palm Harbor Museum | 2043 Curlew Rd (corner of Curlew & Belcher Roads), Palm Harbor
Enter from Curlew Road | Plenty of free parking at the museum | All visitors and all ages are welcome at no charge
Gather family and friends for our free Intergenerational Family Fun Days, thanks to the generosity of Faith Mission Grant awarded by Pinellas Community Foundation. No reservations are necessary. Bring the entire family and friends!
Palm Harbor Museum | 2043 Curlew Rd (corner of Curlew & Belcher Roads), Palm Harbor
Enter from Curlew Road | Plenty of free parking at the museum | All visitors and all ages are welcome at no charge
Enjoy these images from our 2023 Intergenerational Family Fun Days!
WE WOULD LOVE YOU TO VISIT
PALM HARBOR MUSEUM
2043 Curlew Rd | Palm Harbor, FL | 34683 | (727) 724-3054 | [email protected]
Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday 10 AM to 2 PM | Free Admission (donations welcomed!) | closed on holidays
Docent-led or self-guided tours | We welcome groups! | Email to arrange other times for group visits
plenty of free parking on our museum grounds | corner of Belcher & Curlew Rds | enter parking lot from Curlew
PALM HARBOR MUSEUM
2043 Curlew Rd | Palm Harbor, FL | 34683 | (727) 724-3054 | [email protected]
Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday 10 AM to 2 PM | Free Admission (donations welcomed!) | closed on holidays
Docent-led or self-guided tours | We welcome groups! | Email to arrange other times for group visits
plenty of free parking on our museum grounds | corner of Belcher & Curlew Rds | enter parking lot from Curlew
