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72Events this week
20Free things to do
90New spots
90New stories

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This week in St. Petersburg

Five picks from this week's calendar. See all 72 events, day by day →

Water Aerobics

Friday 9am · E.H. McLin Pool · Free

Mt. Zion Mobile Food Pantry

Friday 12pm · St Petersburg · Free

Rockus

Friday 6pm · American Legion Post 104

Sip & Solder Friday Night Workshop

Friday 6pm · Glass of Life

New in St. Petersburg

Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.

BellaBrava

Restaurants

Where to twirl tonight: BellaBrava keeps it casual but serious about flavor, with scratch-made pasta, fresh dough and focaccia, and pizzas from their Woodstone ovens.

bellabrava.com

Muddy Water Kava

Cafes

Unwind, St. Pete-style: Need a breather between beach traffic and inbox chaos?

mwkava.com

NautiGirl Beachwear

Parks & Outdoors

Sun-ready closet refresh: Skip the 'what do I wear' spiral and hit up NautiGirl Beachwear for men's and women's swim, sun shirts, rash guards, water-activated pattern-shift board shorts, sunglasses, sandals, plus cover ups and dresses from brands like Kulani Kinis, O'Neill, Rip Curl, and Rainbow Sa…

nautigirlbeachwear.com

St. Petersburg’s best businesses

Every spot worth knowing, in one place.

The restaurants, shops, and services the newsletter recommends, all in one place — every listing checked, and paid pins marked every time.

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Most read in St. Petersburg

The five stories St. Petersburg readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.

  1. Five ways to give back and get involved in your community

    The Catalyst’s Impact Connector lists five non-profit organizations in the Tampa Bay area that need volunteers.

    Full story at stpetecatalyst.com

  2. Back in black: St. Pete murals painted over again after colors started peeking back through

    The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has re-covered two street murals in St.

    Full story at floridapolitics.com

  3. This St. Petersburg historical landmark is now for sale

    Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, a 1924 gothic revival-style sanctuary on.74 acres at 401 5th Street N.

    Full story at wusf.org

  4. PSTA secures funds for permanent St. Pete ferry dock

    The Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA) has secured $850,000 in federal funds for a permanent dock in downtown St.

    Full story at baynews9.com

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