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The Centre (Palm Harbor Parks & Recreation), 1500 16th Street, Palm Harbor, FL 34683
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Palm Harbor Parks & Recreation Youth Programs include activities such as basketball, pickleball, football, soccer, and dinner dances. The program’s 3rd Friday Dinner Dances feature a buffet dinner starting at 6 pm, followed by live music from 7 pm to 9 pm.
• Schedule: 3rd Friday Dinner Dances with buffet dinner at 6 pm and live music from 7 pm to 9 pm
Palm Harbor Parks & Recreation is managed by the nonprofit Palm Harbor Community Services Agency (PHCSA), which was established to provide library and recreation services to residents of the Palm Harbor Community Services District. The leadership team for Palm Harbor Parks & Recreation includes Erica Lynford, CPRP, Director; Trish Harrison, CPRP, Assistant Director; Steven Lynford, Recreation Supervisor; Cindy Saathoff, Recreation Coordinator; Beth Schaller, HR Coordinator; Jodie Gilby, Rental Specialist; Anne Neiberger, Recreation Leader 2, Programming; Melanie Chavez, Events & Volunteer Coordinator; and Ed Hooker, Facilities Coordinator. Erica Lynford and Trish Harrison both hold the CPRP credential. PHCSA receives a 0.5 mills ad valorem tax voted on by residents of Palm Harbor for library and recreation services, and any additional operating funds are raised independently by each entity. The PHCSA Board of Directors includes directors appointed by the Pinellas County Board of County Commissioners, the East Lake Community Library Advisory Board, the East Lake Youth Sports Association, the Palm Harbor Library Advisory Board, and the Palm Harbor Parks & Recreation Advisory Board. PHCSA was established in 1985 according to Pinellas County Ordinance 85-28, and the Palm Harbor Recreation League was founded in 1980. Sunderman Park was created with support from several local businesses and residents who led fundraising and construction efforts, and Putnam Park is named in honor of devoted volunteer Steven J. Putnam. Pop Stansell Park is a 5-acre waterfront park with a boat ramp leading into the Intracoastal Waterway and a fishing pier used by the community, and Palm Harbor Parks & Recreation expresses thanks to community partners who help make its parks and programs thrive. The Senior Center (The Centre) opened in 1999, Putnam Park has been managed by Palm Harbor Recreation since 1993, Pop Stansell Park joined Palm Harbor Parks and Recreation in 2012, and Palm Harbor Parks and Recreation has managed Rheba Sutton White Chapel and Harbor Hall since 2015. The Centre’s gymnasium can transform into a full-size basketball court, three pickleball courts, or an event space that accommodates up to 400 people, and the new facility is being built to serve as an emergency shelter. Centre Field is a full-size football and soccer field often enjoyed by local schools and clubs and is available for rent. Sunderman Park is a multi-sport complex created through local resident fundraising and construction leadership with support from local businesses, and Rheba Sutton White Chapel is a historic chapel next to Harbor Hall in Historic downtown Palm Harbor that was restored by Pinellas County as part of a downtown revitalization effort.
Last updated February 17, 2026.
• Schedule: 3rd Friday Dinner Dances with buffet dinner at 6 pm and live music from 7 pm to 9 pm
Palm Harbor Parks & Recreation is managed by the nonprofit Palm Harbor Community Services Agency (PHCSA), which was established to provide library and recreation services to residents of the Palm Harbor Community Services District. The leadership team for Palm Harbor Parks & Recreation includes Erica Lynford, CPRP, Director; Trish Harrison, CPRP, Assistant Director; Steven Lynford, Recreation Supervisor; Cindy Saathoff, Recreation Coordinator; Beth Schaller, HR Coordinator; Jodie Gilby, Rental Specialist; Anne Neiberger, Recreation Leader 2, Programming; Melanie Chavez, Events & Volunteer Coordinator; and Ed Hooker, Facilities Coordinator. Erica Lynford and Trish Harrison both hold the CPRP credential. PHCSA receives a 0.5 mills ad valorem tax voted on by residents of Palm Harbor for library and recreation services, and any additional operating funds are raised independently by each entity. The PHCSA Board of Directors includes directors appointed by the Pinellas County Board of County Commissioners, the East Lake Community Library Advisory Board, the East Lake Youth Sports Association, the Palm Harbor Library Advisory Board, and the Palm Harbor Parks & Recreation Advisory Board. PHCSA was established in 1985 according to Pinellas County Ordinance 85-28, and the Palm Harbor Recreation League was founded in 1980. Sunderman Park was created with support from several local businesses and residents who led fundraising and construction efforts, and Putnam Park is named in honor of devoted volunteer Steven J. Putnam. Pop Stansell Park is a 5-acre waterfront park with a boat ramp leading into the Intracoastal Waterway and a fishing pier used by the community, and Palm Harbor Parks & Recreation expresses thanks to community partners who help make its parks and programs thrive. The Senior Center (The Centre) opened in 1999, Putnam Park has been managed by Palm Harbor Recreation since 1993, Pop Stansell Park joined Palm Harbor Parks and Recreation in 2012, and Palm Harbor Parks and Recreation has managed Rheba Sutton White Chapel and Harbor Hall since 2015. The Centre’s gymnasium can transform into a full-size basketball court, three pickleball courts, or an event space that accommodates up to 400 people, and the new facility is being built to serve as an emergency shelter. Centre Field is a full-size football and soccer field often enjoyed by local schools and clubs and is available for rent. Sunderman Park is a multi-sport complex created through local resident fundraising and construction leadership with support from local businesses, and Rheba Sutton White Chapel is a historic chapel next to Harbor Hall in Historic downtown Palm Harbor that was restored by Pinellas County as part of a downtown revitalization effort.
Last updated February 17, 2026.
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