The Palm Harbor Historical Society and the Palm Harbor Historical Museum will hold an English tea on Saturday at the museum, at the corner of Curlew and Belcher roads. During the tea, teacher and lecturer Melba Rilott of Palm Harbor will be in Victorian costume demonstrating various quilting techniques, including English paper piecing, dimensional applique and crazy patch. There will be room for 60 people at each sitting. The sale includes clothing, housewares, jewelry, dishes, furniture and tools. Lunch will be served Friday, and baked goods will be for sale.
Volunteers work an hour a week tutoring and mentoring struggling students.
Attendees are asked to park at the church next door. Guests and new members are welcome. A volunteer orientation will take place from 9 a.m. to noon March 13. Volunteer training classes are scheduled for 9 a.m. to noon on the following Tuesdays through April 24. March 15, Helen Ellis Hospital will hold a free seminar on a specialized treatment for angina, the chest pain that signals that the heart is not getting enough oxygen because of diminished blood supply.