In 1977, St. Petersburg’s downtown was in decline, the Million-Dollar Pier had been demolished and the famous Green Benches are a found memory. Lamenting the loss of precious historic resources, … Read more
Bringing new murals and vibrant special events to our City of the Arts, the SHINE St. Petersburg Mural Festival has announced it will return for its third year bringing international artists … Read more
Pioneer Days on Tampa Bay’s Gulf Beaches, An eyewitness account of the settlement and development of the Barrier Islands and Pass-a-Grille 1898–1940 Book By George Lizotte Edited with introduction and notes by … Read more
Historic Preservation: Florida Trust by STEVE TRAIMAN PHOTOS from FTHP This year’s Florida Preservation Conference, held in St. Petersburg May 17-19, was an outstanding success, according to Melissa Wyllie, Executive Director … Read more
St. Pete Art & Fashion Week (SPAFW) is a series of social events, art shows and runway fashion shows in St. Petersburg. This year, SPAFW is set to take place … Read more
Tampa Bay Watch is recruiting volunteer boats to participate in the Great Bay Scallop Search, Saturday, August 26. The event is a resource monitoring program where community volunteers snorkel to … Read more
Permanent T-groins will replace temporary tubes to slow beach erosion at north end of St. Pete Beach Upham Beach to receive permanent T-groins; project scheduled to begin Aug. 1 Test … Read more
Voting for the 2017 Good ‘Burgers begins July 24th; the winners will be announced in late August. (Read about it in our weekly e-news and the October issue.) A Good … Read more
Mayor Patrick Soranno hosted the groundbreaking ceremony for the Indian Shores’ Gulf Boulevard Beautification Streetscape project on Tuesday, July 18, 2017. The project is funded by Florida Department of Transportation … Read more
On Sunday, July 9, 2017, the City of St. Pete Beach celebrated 60 years at a celebration brunch at the Don Cesar with over 150 people in attendance. A presentation … Read more