![]()
Print or Download a copy of the 2010 Indian Rocks Beach Calendar of Events Here.
NEW BEACH SIGNSs The HOA used a portion of the Guppy's Gallop 5K Run proceeds to buy "street signs" for the beach. Now when walking along the water you can look up at each beach access and know the corresponding street, which is especially helpful to visitors. The idea was suggested by Board Member Lisa Dawson, and City employees installed the signs.
4th of July Island Party Sunday July 4th, 4pm. OUR NEXT HAPPY HOUR IS July 8th, 6-7:30pm, at My Place. OUR NEXT BOAT CLUB MEETING is Thursday July 15th, 6pm Happy Hour, 7 pm Meeting at our new meeting place Jimmy Guana's. BOWLING NIGHT Friday, July 30th The Homeowners Association is planning another Bowling Night at Twedt's Bowling Alley across from Largo Mall. This is a repeat of the popular "Black Light" bowling. It starts at 9pm and costs $13/person, including shoes and unlimited bowling until 1am. RSVP by July 27th to becky@irbhome.com or call 517-3131. REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! Third Annual POKER RUN BAR CRAWL is Saturday, September 11. Visit your favorite IRB restaurants and bars, followed by the After-Party at Crabby Bill’s Loading Dock. Over 250 people participated last year. Early registration closes Thursday, September 10th. REGISTER HERE. The event fee is $5 in advance or $10 the day of. Again this year, we will have a LIMITED number of Poker Run T-shirts. They are available online, for $10 each. Mens and Womens sizes are available. To be guaranteed a shirt, in the size that you want, you must buy it here by Sunday September 5th. T-shirts will also be available for sale at our August happy hour at Salt Rock. IF there are any shirts left they will be $10 the day of the event, but sizes will vary.
--> Fourth Annual TASTE OF IRB will be November 6th. We have over 20 restaurants and vendors signed up to participate. Enjoy music by Espree deKor which will be playing the hottest tunes and entertain the crowds with dancing and music under the stars. Wine and beer sponsored by Crabby Bill's will be available. Visit our special Taste of IRB section for more information. WEDNESDAY August 18th 6:00 PM - City Hall is our Third Quarter membership meeting. We are going to be planning events for next year and creating new event committees. Indian Rocks Beach Homeowners Association is a non-profit organization whose goal is to promote community unity. We do that by providing opportunities for you to meet your neighbors at adult and family social events through out the year. All Indian Rocks Beach residents and businesses are encouraged to join in the fun. We were started in 1970 as a method for residents to express interest in their community. We do this by providing a organization where residents can become acquainted with each other in a friendly and informal manner. It is our belief that by promoting the interaction of its residents, the Homeowners Association will contribute to the overall health and well being of the community.
With approximately 4,000 residents, our city is less than three miles along the Gulf of Mexico. We invite you to join us, and get to know your fellow residents. You don't have to be a homeowner to join the Association, any resident is eligible. Is there an event you would like to see the Homeowners Association sponsor? Is there something you would like to help with? Send us an email and let us know.
Our Annual Events: March - Meet the Candidates April - The Annual Gulfside Gallop Easter - Easter Egg Hunt co-sponsored with the Parks and Recreation Board April - The Biggest Beach Party September - IRB Poker Run and Bar Crawl November - A Taste of IRB at the Chi-A-Ci Park December - Toy Drive and Christmas Social Join us for our monthly Happy Hour Socials at different local businesses Call Phil Wrobel, President at (727) 517-0525 or email him if you are interested in helping. And as always, enjoy your time here in our "Little Piece of Heaven".
|



NEW BEACH SIGNSs The HOA used a portion of the Guppy's Gallop 5K Run proceeds to buy "street signs" for the beach. Now when walking along the water you can look up at each beach access and know the corresponding street, which is especially helpful to visitors. The idea was suggested by Board Member Lisa Dawson, and City employees installed the signs.
