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Charm, history, and resilience

The Pass-a-Grille Home Tour is a cherished tradition that ran successfully for many years before pausing in 2015.

The 2026 Home Tour marks its return — and a renewed invitation to experience the charm, history, and resilience of Pass-a-Grille.

Following recent storms that impacted the area, the community is proud to welcome guests back and share what makes Pass-a-Grille special — its homes, its people, and its enduring coastal spirit.

Founded in 1922, the Pass-a-Grille Woman’s Club is the oldest social organization on Long Key Island, rooted in a long tradition of service, civic engagement, and community connection in Pass-a-Grille and the surrounding Gulf Beaches. The Club brings women together to support local causes, preserve community history, and foster fellowship through service, education, and social connection.

For more than a century, the Pass-a-Grille Woman’s Club has played an active role in shaping the community — from early efforts in town improvement and child welfare to ongoing support of local nonprofits, schools, and public services. Today, the Club continues its mission with renewed energy, honoring its legacy while embracing new ideas, resilience, and a shared commitment to the future of Pass-a-Grille.