Church of Scientology Flag Service Organization

06/05/2026

The Church of Scientology’s next project: L. Ron Hubbard Hall.

It will be a 21st-century exercise in development and event technology. Aside from the $100 million in construction costs that goes directly into the local economy for local contractors and tradesmen, once open, the venue will host hundreds of events every year—for both Scientologists and for other nonprofits and charities.

The Hall will be an economic dynamo that will bring an estimated 200,000-plus people through its doors each year.

05/16/2026

We were honored to provide the Fort Harrison Auditorium as the setting for Troop 313’s recent Court of Honor and Eagle Scout Ceremony.

With 76 members in attendance, the evening celebrated the hard work, dedication, and growth of these young men. This year, Troop 313 Scouts earned 41 Merit Badges and achieved 14 new ranks, with 2 Scouts receiving the distinguished rank of Eagle Scout.

Troop 313 now proudly reaches a total of 44 Eagle Scouts. Congratulations to all the Scouts, families, and leaders whose commitment and service continue to make a positive impact in the community.

05/10/2026

05/07/2026

We were honored to host a fundraising event for Girls Inc. in the Fort Harrison Auditorium in Downtown Clearwater.

It was a great evening supporting a great cause, with great people and an inspiring program dedicated to helping girls grow strong, smart and bold.

Learn more about their work here: https://www.girlsinc.org/

04/30/2026

“People have questions about Scientology. They want to know what Scientology is and how it can help them. Answering those questions and providing that knowledge is what the Scientology Information Center has been all about since opening in July 2015."

The Center resides in the grand lobby of the magnificently restored 1918 Clearwater Building, a historical city landmark.

Among those from the Tampa Bay area exploring the Center’s information resources are religious studies students from high schools, entire classes from colleges, as well as civic leaders and social groups with members of all ages. “Many local guests have returned numerous times to continue learning or to bring their own friends and family.”

04/28/2026

The Fort Harrison Mezzanine, Lobby and Crystal Ballroom - then and now...

04/27/2026

The many ages of the Fort Harrison pool - it has been a focal point for visitors since the 1950's and now provides a beautiful backdrop for our after-Graduation parties, Sunday Family Days and more. 👍

04/19/2026

"Thousands gathered Saturday in downtown Clearwater—filling Cleveland Street for the opening of The Good Life Showroom, an immersive space presenting the transformation now underway along the Cleveland Street corridor.

Developed by the Cleveland Street Alliance, the showroom is located on the ground floor of the Water’s Edge building at 331 Cleveland Street. It is designed to guide visitors through the district’s evolution—connecting historic context, current activity and future development within a single environment.

A 56-foot ribbon-shaped LED installation anchors the showroom, presenting a continuous visual narrative of Clearwater’s evolution.

A detailed 3-D diorama illuminates the district’s building-by-building transformation, offering a clear view of development now underway."

https://www.clevelandstreetalliance.com/news/press-releases/the-good-life-showroom-opening.html

Celebrate Clearwater Tampa Bay Developer

04/19/2026

Cleveland Street Alliance updated its website with incredible content about Downtown Clearwater. https://www.clevelandstreetalliance.com/ 👍

"Cleveland Street is being transformed through a coordinated series of redevelopment and historic restoration projects—reestablishing downtown Clearwater as an active, connected and economically viable urban center.

This is not a collection of isolated projects.

It is a deliberate, building-by-building transformation of Cleveland Street—restoring historic landmarks, reactivating underutilized properties and introducing new architectural identity across the corridor."