Family events in St. Petersburg, FL

Larry’s Car Show is known as the area’s longest-running weekly gathering, celebrating more than two decades of showcasing vehicles and welcoming car lovers of all ages. All makes and models are invited to participate. Vehicle registration is $5 and includes a 10 percent dinner discount. Expect vendors, games, and weekly 50/50 drawings, along with chances to compete for prizes and trophies. Attendees can explore standout rides, connect with fellow gearheads, and enjoy food at OCC Road House in a family-friendly setting.

Over two weekends, Oktoberfest at the German American Society in Pinellas Park offers four days of lively celebration of German culture. Each festival day features traditional polka alongside modern live music, freshly prepared German fare such as hand-cut schnitzels, and German beer by the stein. The in-house dance group performs, competitors test their strength in the Bier Stein Holding Contest, and the Kinder Corner keeps kids engaged with crafts and games. A ceremonial keg tapping and a parade of flags add to the festivities, with desserts and coffee to complement the savory dishes and a broad lineup of imported German beers. Vendors round out the experience with distinctive merchandise to explore. Parking is limited on site, so rideshare or taxi service is recommended. Do not park at Shoppes at 66 or at the Zimring office center immediately north of the German American Society, as vehicles may be towed.

Enjoy Christmas-themed mini photoshoots in St. Petersburg, featuring a festive winter set perfect for creating keepsake family portraits. Family packages start at $156. For questions, send a message on Facebook or contact the organizers by email.

Oktoberfest returns to the German American Society in Pinellas Park with four days of festivities spread over two weekends. Expect spirited polka alongside other traditional and modern music, a broad lineup of imported German beers, and authentic cuisine that ranges from hand-cut schnitzels to desserts served with coffee. The in-house dance group takes the stage, and the Bier Stein Holding Contest brings friendly competition to the celebration. Families will find activities for kids in the Kinder Corner, while adults raise a stein and enjoy German culture. A ceremonial keg tapping and a parade of flags add to the pageantry, and vendors showcase distinctive merchandise to explore. Parking is limited on site, so consider rideshare or a taxi. Do not park at Shoppes at 66 or at the Zimring office center immediately north of the German American Society, as vehicles may be towed.

A recurring weekly session invites little ones to explore music in a warm, age-appropriate setting. It offers a consistent opportunity for musical discovery on a regular weekly schedule.