Jul 30, 2020by: Larry Dorminy No Comments 27.7404,-82.69619999

[EXPIRED] The Mullet Wrapper from the Gulfport Historical Society, Gulfport, FL

Gulfport Marina includes dry boat storage, ship store, bathroom, public boat ramp, parking, fueling stations, lighted range markers and guest docking facility.

During the pandemic, the Gulfport Historical Society continues its online educational activities for the City of Gulfport, home to Gulfport Municipal Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, located on the northern shores of Boca Ciega Bay and easily accessible from the Western Florida ICW, just north of Tampa Bay.

Volume VI, 2020

A Taste of Florida

Savor the flavor of Florida’s past with the Gulfport Historical Society (GHS) as we present a unique look at the Sunshine State through the history of its food, as part of our “Florida Snapshots” series.

On Friday, August 7, at 7 p.m., tune in for an hour long, virtual presentation from local writers addressing everyone’s favorite subject – food – and the fascinating role it has played in our state’s history. A short Q & A session will follow each writer.

Topics to be covered: “Wasting Away Again: the Myth of Margaritaville,” “Key Lime Pie in the Sky” and “Florida Food, Drink and Women’s Journalism.”

This event is free (but we’d really appreciate a $5 donation). Once you register for the event, you’ll receive a link with more meeting information.

Further details and registration information are available at the GHS webpage and on Facebook. To make a donation, please visit us here.

Can you offer a helping hand?

Volunteers are needed to help clean and paint the Art Center. With COVID-19 safety in mind, we are having only two volunteers working at a time. For more information, and to participate, please give us a shout out by contacting us here.