Calendar of past events featured in What’s What New Port Richey
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Hot Off the Press Release | City of New Port Richey
City hosts Fall Clean up Day | Downtown Trick or Treating on Oct. 31 […]
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Hot off the Press Release!! County Celebrates Community Planning Month | Opioid Task Force Volunteer Opening | October 2023
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Punk Rock Returns to downtown NPR for the third-annual Monufest
This year’s eclectic line up features 19 bands from here, over there and down under coming to perform in down town NPR […]
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The Local Arts Scene Kicks Off With a Series of Events for 2023-2024
The 2023-2024 arts season kicks off with a variety of local offerings […]
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Richey Suncoast Theatre announces new season under new leadership
After a bumpy few years things seem to be on the upswing again with musicals, comedy shows, classic movies, karaoke, burlesque, and some special events in the lineup for those looking to spice up a night on the town. […]
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IN PHOTOS | Chasco’s Native American Festival
The Native American Fest is an integral part of cultural education at the Chasco Fiesta held annually in downtown New Port Richey, Florida […]
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In Photos | The 9/11 Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Mobile Exhibit and Memorial Ceremony brings a somber reminder to downtown New Port Richey
As we commemorate the 21st anniversary of 9-11 the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Mobile Exhibit comes to New Port Richey bringing a somber reminder that we must not forget. […]
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Civics | Volunteer Opportunities
Looking to volunteer but want to keep it local? Check out the following organizations that are in need of help. […]
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African American Club of West Pasco marks Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day with a symbolic march and spirited speeches
As the weather goes, it was on the cool side, but morning clouds broke in time for the symbolic march led by children singing “We Shall Overcome” as they walked from Unity Mission Baptist Church on Pine Hill Road In Port Richey, past the former “blacks only” Booker T. Washington School that now houses the AAC, and down the hill to the Unity Spiritual Center. […]
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How does your (summer) garden grow?
Even with climate change bringing ever hotter summers, many local growers are finding ways to continue producing nutritious food, often by sowing different varieties of seeds that are conducive to growing here. […]
