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Join us in celebrating New Port Richey’s 100th anniversary!

  • Historical Walking Tour

    Saturday, October 19 | 6:15 PM

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  • Centennial Scavenger Hunt

    Ongoing | June 29 - October 27

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  • History Exhibit Contest

    Ongoing | Exhibition on Saturday, October 26th

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  • Masquerade Ball and Follies (SOLD OUT)

    Friday, October 25 | 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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  • 100 Years of NPR: Past, Present, and Future

    Saturday, October 26 | 11:45 AM - 8:45 PM

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  • Riverside Concert: Johnny Cash Tribute

    Saturday, October 26 | 5:45 PM - 6:45 PM

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  • New Port Richey Centennial Drone Show

    Saturday, October 26 | 8:15 PM

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  • Centennial Picnic in the Park

    Sunday, October 27 | 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM

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  • Centennial Car Cruise-In

    Saturday, November 2 | 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM

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Photo Gallery

1915 - Main Street, looking east (Photo courtesy of the West Pasco Historical Society)

1915 - Main Street, looking east (Photo courtesy of the West Pasco Historical Society)

1922- The Clark Building, now home to Bourbon on Main (Photo courtesy of the West Pasco Historical Society)

1922- The Clark Building, now home to Bourbon on Main (Photo courtesy of the West Pasco Historical Society)

1928 - Grand Boulevard, looking north. On the right is the iconic Pasco Building (now home to Rose's Bistro Off Main) and on the left is the Meighan Theater (now, the Richey Suncoast Theatre). (Photo courtesy of the West Pasco Historical Society)

1928 - Grand Boulevard, looking north. On the right is the iconic Pasco Building (now home to Rose's Bistro Off Main) and on the left is the Meighan Theater (now, the Richey Suncoast Theatre). (Photo courtesy of the West Pasco Historical Society)

1930 - New Port Richey City Limits, near present day Marine Pkwy. and Grand Blvd. (Photo courtesy of the West Pasco Historical Society)

1930 - New Port Richey City Limits, near present day Marine Pkwy. and Grand Blvd. (Photo courtesy of the West Pasco Historical Society)

1938 - Grand Boulevard, looking north (Photo courtesy of the West Pasco Historical Society)

1938 - Grand Boulevard, looking north (Photo courtesy of the West Pasco Historical Society)

1950s - Main Street, looking east (Photo courtesy of the West Pasco Historical Society)

1950s - Main Street, looking east (Photo courtesy of the West Pasco Historical Society)

1975 - Bicentennial Bike & Walk-a-thon on Main Street (Photo courtesy of the West Pasco Historical Society)

1975 - Bicentennial Bike & Walk-a-thon on Main Street (Photo courtesy of the West Pasco Historical Society)

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View fullsize Exciting news: The Centennial Car Cruise-In has been rescheduled to Sat, Nov. 2. This event will take place from 11am-4pm in the Thomas Meighan Parking Lot (5645 Nebraska Avenue). Join us for an afternoon of cars, history, and community! Details at h
View fullsize 💃🕺 Celebrate New Port Richey's Centennial with Dancing Through the Decades! Dance your way through the New Port Richey Public Library as you learn the basics of the Charleston, foxtrot, and more. No experience is required – just bring your e
View fullsize Due to the ongoing inclement weather conditions associated with Hurricane Helene, tomorrow's Centennial Car Cruise-In has been postponed. We apologize for the inconvenience, and plan on rescheduling this event. Stay safe out there!
View fullsize 🪟🕰️ Take a stroll through the decades with our window competition! Swing by the Richey Suncoast Theatre and J & H Consignment for some 1950s inspired artwork. Then, head on down to The Kangaroo for a taste of the 1940s. Remember to vote for yo
View fullsize 🛣️🛞🚘 Don't miss our Centennial Car Cruise-In on Sat, Sep. 28! Celebrate a century with a car show featuring vehicles from the 1920s - 2000s! This FREE event will take place in the Thomas Meighan Parking Lot at 5645 Nebraska Ave, New Port Richey,
View fullsize On September 17, 1927, a concrete bridge crossing the Pithlachascotee River (just west of The Hacienda, New Port Richey) was completed. The bridge, called the “Humpback Bridge” by some locals, cost the county $30,000. The contractor was H
View fullsize 🚶‍♂️🌆🔍 We had a great turnout for last weekend's Centennial Walking Tour! Our guides from the West Pasco Historical Society taught us all about Downtown New Port Richey, from its incorporation in 1924 to the present. During the tour, we learn
View fullsize 🪟🕰️ Our Windows Through the Decades competition is in full swing! Be sure to stop by MADE - Artisan Hall and SteamWorks Pub NPR for designs straight out of the 1920s. For 30s flair, check out The Butcher's Block and Gone Juicing Cafe. Remember to
View fullsize 🛶🏞️🌅 Our Guided Historical Paddle was an absolute blast! We spent a gorgeous August evening paddling from the James E. Grey Preserve to Sims Park. As we traveled down the river, our guide from the West Pasco Historical Society taught us all about
View fullsize Check out these commemorative coins from The City of New Port Richey, FL - City Hall's 50th Anniversary! The coins feature the city's motto (circa 1974) — "Gateway to Tropical Florida." Our city has come a long way since then, yet it