2023 SERIES: PALM HARBOR MUSEUM PRESENTS
FEB 1: PALM HARBOR HISTORICAL SOCIETY/MUSEUM ANNUAL MEETING
2023 is an exciting year for the Palm Harbor Historical Society, Inc. Even as we celebrate the last 40 years, we look toward the future to do everything in our power to ensure the Palm Harbor History Museum will continue to be a valuable asset for our community for generations to come. At our Annual Meeting on February 1st, we will announce upcoming events in more detail .Please join us at our annual membership meeting on Wednesday, February 1st at 6:30 PM at the Palm Harbor Library (2330 Nebraska Ave., Palm Harbor). All museum events are held in the library's Community Room (first room on the right as you enter the library). This event is open to the community and we invite you to bring friends and colleagues. There will be opportunities to not only learn about our past and present, but to help envision our future. And—there will be pizza, of course!
We encourage you to join us at our monthly programs at the Palm Harbor Library for Palm Harbor Historical Museum Presents. Formerly called Meet Me at the Museum, these programs continue to bring entertaining and educational presentations and museum updates—with the added benefit of the spacious and well-equipped Palm Harbor Library Community Room. Our thanks to Gene Coppola and the library staff. We are excited about this new collaborative arrangement.
Remember ... in order to preserve the past and protect the future, those who care must be present. ~Rev. Bob Fortner Pres. PHHS
We encourage you to join us at our monthly programs at the Palm Harbor Library for Palm Harbor Historical Museum Presents. Formerly called Meet Me at the Museum, these programs continue to bring entertaining and educational presentations and museum updates—with the added benefit of the spacious and well-equipped Palm Harbor Library Community Room. Our thanks to Gene Coppola and the library staff. We are excited about this new collaborative arrangement.
Remember ... in order to preserve the past and protect the future, those who care must be present. ~Rev. Bob Fortner Pres. PHHS
DONATIONS AND MUSEUM MEMBERSHIPS support our programs and events.
Call (727) 724-3054 or donate online and become a member below.
Call (727) 724-3054 or donate online and become a member below.
MARCH 1: HERMANN TRAPPMAN: ICE AGE FLORIDA'S INCREDIBLE WILDLIFE
On March 1st, Tampa Bay's digital artist, painter, sculptor, historian, and environmental educator Hermann Trappman returns to explore our environmental past with a powerful and stunning visual program/discussion of Ice Age Florida's Incredible Wildlife During the Glacial Max. Discover the Wisconsin Glaciation's effect on our state and—through Hermann's images that have been published as well as displayed within educational and art programs worldwide—visualize profound changes to our landscape over a vast time span.
Trappman is a Florida treasure who has devoted his life for the last 3 decades to telling the story of Florida's natural & cultural history, exploring the ways in which ancient Florida's first people related to their world. Through extensive research, he may take up to 500 hours to complete an individual painting.
Hermann Trappman will be available for book signings following this program.
Trappman is a Florida treasure who has devoted his life for the last 3 decades to telling the story of Florida's natural & cultural history, exploring the ways in which ancient Florida's first people related to their world. Through extensive research, he may take up to 500 hours to complete an individual painting.
Hermann Trappman will be available for book signings following this program.
- Palm Harbor Museum Presents HERMANN TRAPPMAN with Ice Age Florida's Wildlife of the Glacial Max
- WHEN: Wed., March 1, 2023 at 6:30 PM ET
- WHERE: Palm Harbor Library Community Room (first room to the right as you enter the library) at 2330 Nebraska Ave.
- COST: There is no charge for this program Donations are gratefully accepted to support the Museum's future programs.
- RESERVE: Walk-ins are welcome—but your RSVP help us plan. Please RSVP at Eventbrite.
| Palm Harbor Museum Presents Hermann Trappman March 1, 2023 Flyer |
| Palm Harbor Museum Presents 2023 Programs |
PALM HARBOR MUSEUM
2043 Curlew Rd | Palm Harbor | 727-724-3054
2043 Curlew Rd | Palm Harbor | 727-724-3054
