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Dunedin seeks volunteers for October Halloween events and December celebrations

Teens, adults and community groups can ask Parks and Recreation about available roles.

Dunedin seeks volunteers for October Halloween events and December celebrations
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Dunedin Parks and Recreation is seeking volunteers for its approaching holiday events, including Monsters and Mayhem October 22–24 and Spooktacular Halloween October 24. Teens, adults and nonprofit or special-interest groups are invited to help.

The city also lists December opportunities at Breakfast with Santa on December 5 and Old Fashioned Christmas on December 12. Volunteering can provide service hours while helping put on familiar community celebrations.

Available roles and signup details are linked from the department’s volunteer page. Residents or groups can call 727-812-4530 or email DunedinRecreation@dunedin.gov with questions before committing. The page is useful for families planning ahead for school service requirements as well as adults looking for a practical way to support local events.

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