Events in St. Petersburg today

A welcoming group run takes place at Coffee Pot Bayou Park, open to all paces and walkers. Afterward, participants gather for coffee at Kahwa.

Experience a gentle, restorative breath meditation on the sand at Gulfport Beach Area, accompanied by Reiki drumming and the soothing tones of a Peruvian flute. The gathering aligns with sunrise and the spirit often associated with the Lionsgate Portal, offering a calm space to slow down, breathe deeply, and return to coherence. Certified breathwork instructor Garre Liana guides accessible, conscious breathing practices and visualization, creating a supportive environment for participants of all experience levels. Throughout the session, Bob Ives provides soft, rhythmic Reiki drumming, and the experience settles into the tranquil sound of the Peruvian flute. This offering is donation based. Garre is a spiritual mentor, breathwork guide and trainer, Usui and Kundalini Reiki Master, 800-hour yoga teacher, somatic practitioner and nervous system specialist, psychic medium, and artist. Her approach blends somatic wisdom, intuitive insight, and breath-focused practices. Bob, creator of Tidal Awakenings, is an Usui Reiki Master, Shamanic Reiki Level 2 practitioner, and sound healer specializing in Shamanic Reiki drumming, as well as a student of the Sacred Peruvian flute. His close-body Reiki drumming is described as rhythmic and ancestral, with intentions of energetic clearing and grounded support. Tidal Awakenings presents events centered on transformation, frequency elevation, self-love, self-healing, and the balanced expression of the divine masculine and feminine.

Healthy St. Pete presents a Trail Fun Run at Boyd Hill Nature Preserve, offering a relaxed way to get active on scenic nature paths. Walk or run at your own pace and enjoy fresh air along the trails. The session is led by running coaches from St. Pete Running Company. Admission is free, and all experience levels are welcome. Participants check in electronically using a Get Fit St. Pete Membership, a free option available to anyone interested in attending a monthly Get Fit St. Pete class. Plan to meet at the entrance of the Education Center.

Celebrate summer with a friendly tournament featuring three 16-frame games, with partners reshuffled for each round. Players of any experience level are welcome. Grill Master Brian will be at the grill serving burgers and hot dogs for lunch, with vegetarian options available, and hot as well as iced coffee on hand. Tickets are $15 plus $1.05 FL sales tax and include chips with your meal. Cash awards go to the top four finishers, and there is a $25 prize for the most fun summer cookout outfit. Participants are encouraged to arrive early so play can begin on time, and to register in advance.

Poolside yoga returns at The Hollander Hotel with classes led by a rotating team from The Body Electric Yoga Company, including Makenna Caskey, Jamie Morgan, Kristina Rich, and Abby Goodwin. Capacity is limited to 40 and advance signup is recommended. Pricing is $15 in advance, $5 for members, and $20 at the door if space remains. Late cancellations and no-shows are charged. A few details to help things go smoothly. A limited number of mats are available to borrow, so bringing your own is encouraged. Bring water in clear plastic containers and dress for the weather. Check the event page or the online schedule for any weather-related updates. There are perks and add-ons too. Guests who stay for breakfast receive a complimentary mimosa. Pool access is reserved for paying hotel customers, so purchase food or drinks if you plan to swim. For longer stays, poolside cabanas can be reserved for $150 for up to seven people, and what you spend on food and beverages counts toward that amount. The hotel also runs weekly contests on its social channels.

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Celebrate summer creativity with a hands-on session making your own suncatchers inside the Mary Alice McClendon Conservatory. This free pop-up studio provides all the supplies, so you can focus on the fun. Part of Studio Saturdays, held on second Saturdays, the experience features an easygoing art activity designed for visitors of every age. Round out your visit with a treat from Café Clementine, where members receive a 15% discount, and browse the MFA Shop for books, gifts, and art materials to keep the inspiration going at home.

Pinellas Park Toddler Soccer offers an eight-week fall program designed for young children, with sessions organized by age for a playful introduction to the game. Options are available for ages 18 months to 3 years, 2 to 4 years, and 3 to 5 years. The cost is 135 dollars. For more details, contact Toddler Time at 352-425-0385.

Tap into a donation-based workout that blends boxing, kickboxing, and high-intensity interval training. It welcomes veterans, first responders, healthcare workers, teachers, youth, and anyone curious about a fresh, affordable way to train. Expect practical coaching and a supportive atmosphere focused on building strength, confidence, and a sense of community. Leave the ego at the door, because this session centers on encouragement and steady progress, together.

Get ready for a great start to the school year at this Backpack Giveaway. Registered students in kindergarten through 8th grade will receive a backpack filled with school supplies. Kids and families are welcome to come enjoy a fun community event focused on encouragement and support.

A seminar led by Master Royler Gracie offers focused instruction and time to connect with the community. The occasion also celebrates the birthdays of Professor Leandro and Coach Lindsey. Admission is $120. Attendees are required to wear a white gi and a Gracie rash guard, and the seminar is open to all experience levels. Non members interested in attending should contact the gym for details.

Shop a limited-time warehouse pop up focused on plus size fashion, featuring 20 percent off and a wide selection of designer clothing. Find sizes 10 through 30 plus from brands such as Torrid, Disney, Lane Bryant, Eloquii, City Chic, American Eagle, Hollister, Judy Blue, Hot Topic, and more. The sale is part of Curv Exchange Plus Size Resale Boutique.

Explore stained glass in a welcoming two-part introductory class that walks through the entire process from pattern selection to finishing. Across two 2-hour sessions, you will complete your own piece by the end of the second session. All tools and materials are provided, and experienced instructors offer step-by-step guidance through choosing a pattern, cutting glass, foiling, soldering, and finishing. Class sizes are small to ensure plenty of one-on-one support. This class is designed for beginners, and no prior experience is needed.

This LABLAST dance fitness class blends favorite music with familiar dance steps for a fun workout with Vicki. Created by Louis Van Amstel from Dancing with the Stars, LABLAST features moves inspired by a range of popular dances. The class costs $10, and no reservation is required.

Experience a globe-trotting pool party as the Winter Pride Pool Party Series turns the same pool into a new destination each time. Inspired by iconic LGBTQ+ locales and scenes like Mykonos, Studio 54, Puerto Vallarta, and Palm Springs, expect top DJs, immersive decor, themed performances, and surprise moments that transport the crowd. Creative attire is encouraged. Consider jet set flair, beach club style, disco glamour, or desert chic to match the vibe. Volunteer opportunities are available for those interested in helping host.

Downtown St. Petersburg comes alive for a daylong celebration that blends live music, community spirit, and a meaningful mission. Continuous performances span several stages, showcasing artists from national acts to regional and local talent. Between sets, guests can explore culinary offerings and artisan vendors, enjoy rides, let kids play in a dedicated zone, and experience interactive brand showcases suitable for all ages. The event also advances support for foster youth by raising awareness and funds in partnership with 1 God 1 Faith Ministries, a 501c3 organization, so attendance and sponsorships contribute to meaningful help for children in need. The full lineup will be announced soon, with country, pop, and a variety of other genres set to be revealed next month.

American Legion Auxiliary Unit 104 hosts an afternoon of horse races featuring spirited cheering, laughter, and camaraderie that supports the Auxiliary. Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere with good company, plus a budget-friendly bite... a hot dog with chips for $3.

Kick off football season at the Tampa Bay Seminole Club’s annual Tampa Noles Block Party in historic Ybor City. This is a 21+ private, ticketed fundraiser with FSU-themed drink specials, complimentary food and swag (with wristband pickup), plus vendors and a cash bar. VIP ticket holders get early entry, access to a private lounge on the third floor with air-conditioned restrooms, complimentary unlimited premium bar and catered food, swag, raffles, silent auction, a live DJ, and special guest entertainment.

Feeling disconnected, depleted, constricted, or overstimulated? Step out of your head and into the present with a guided experience led by somatic bodyworker Zhenya Alperovich and yoga teacher Maria Kase. Through playful movement, yoga, sound, and therapeutic touch, participants move and breathe, share laughter, let go, and soften together, rekindling a felt sense of aliveness in the body. Hosted at Wholesome Alchemy in St. Pete.

Saturday Shoppes brings the St. Pete Foodie Fest to Tropicana Field for two days as Lot 1 transforms into a bustling destination for food lovers. Attendees can find rows of food trucks, decadent dessert vendors, and a marketplace of crafts and retail, including sweet treat artisans, candle makers, jewelry, seamoss, herbs, and toys. Live music sets the tone while golden hour light settles over Tropicana Field. Admission is free both days, with opportunities to sample a variety of flavors and browse unique finds.

As the Gulf Coast Artists’ Alliance approaches its 20th anniversary, GCAA ArtWorks presents a wide-ranging showcase by its Resident Artists. The exhibition brings together thirteen creators who regularly display work in the Gift Shop, Gallery and Studios, featuring original paintings, handcrafted jewelry, pottery, glass, three dimensional sculpture, and mixed media. The current Resident Artists are Barbara Beyhl, Mary Ericson, Wendy Finklea, Brenda Lamb, Andrea Najpauer, Diana Pepper, Paul Portal, Dawn Pratt, Carole Rosefelt, Sarah Ruehmann, Carole Shelton, Judy Vienneau, and Toni Young. An Art Walk reception includes live music by Leon Barickman. Admission is free and open to the public, with plenty of free parking available, and the SunRunner bus stop located about two blocks away at 58th Street.

A fast paced gallery walk showcases Member Artists presenting their work in quick, five minute windows. Each creator shares ten images in a timed one minute slideshow, followed by three minutes of Q and A before attention moves to the next artist. Centered on the Morean artist community, the format sparks discovery, conversation, and connection. Art enthusiasts can engage directly with the presenters, and artists of any medium and experience level have a welcoming platform to share their vision and meet fellow art lovers.

Peter J returns to the island with a genre-blending performance that weaves southern blues, rockabilly, Spanish guitar surf blues, rock and roll, swing jazz, and reggae. Set at R Bar Treasure Island, a favorite spot for locals recognized for food, drinks, and live music, it pairs lively sounds with a standout crab leg deal in an easygoing atmosphere.

The Biergarten offers a calm, welcoming open air setting in the heart of Pinellas Park. German beers are served on tap alongside several bottled options, and there is also wine and schnapps. German dinner is often available, and dinner can also be found next door at Welton Brewing Co. & Oyster Bar.

Experience an intimate evening of comedy, mind reading, and astonishing demonstrations with award-winning mentalist Joshua Seth. The show blends world-class mentalism, storytelling, and audience participation as he appears to read thoughts, anticipate unlikely outcomes, and perform impressive feats while blindfolded. A pre-event reception features light hors d'oeuvres and an open bar with beer, wine, and vodka seltzers. Coverage from NBC and Broadway World has highlighted the remarkable mind-reading and humor on display. Before launching Mind Magic LIVE to audiences in more than 40 countries and on television specials throughout Asia, Joshua was a Hollywood voice actor known for roles including Tai in Digimon, Tetsuo in Akira, and The Prisoner in The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie. Recommended for ages 10 and up. An early bird special is available.

Cariies returns for a second appearance. If you missed her last time, here is another chance to see her.

Enjoy a free live music night at OCC Road House & Museum featuring Scream Machine with an 80s arena rock show, plus a set from Midnight Music DJs. Admission is free. VIP seating in front of the stage is first come, first served, with an option to purchase an up-front VIP table experience. The $75 VIP table package includes a reserved table for six in the first several rows and koozies for six, and the price increases to $85 on the day of the show. Outside food and beverages are not permitted on the premises.

Koala Fire Music returns to The Park on 66th with a set of standout songs delivered in the band’s signature Koala Fire style. This live performance marks their return to the venue.

Get into a Tiki Bar groove as 22N brings high-energy party hits to the beach stage at Sky Beach Resort. Dance in the sand with sunset views over Tampa Bay while the band keeps the momentum going. Order tropical drinks from the Skybar, which spans two levels, and enjoy bites from on-site options such as LUMA or the Salty Pelican food truck. The setting adds to the vibe. This recently updated tropical retreat in St. Pete sits among banyan trees and features a private shoreline with cabanas and daybeds facing the illuminated Skyway Bridge. Amenities include two outdoor pools, one heated, plus a hot tub. Kayaks and paddleboards are available, a 29-slip marina welcomes arrivals by boat, and there are courts for pickleball, beach volleyball, and tennis. Locals and visitors alike can slow the pace, take in the beach atmosphere, and let 22N provide the soundtrack at the Tiki Bar.

Dead All Over is back at Outcast Brewing Company with a hometown Days Between celebration that puts the Grateful Dead’s music front and center for the St. Pete Deadhead community. The band thrives on home turf, opening up the songs so the jams can grow, shift, and breathe alongside the crowd. Look forward to a full evening that mixes beloved favorites with deep cuts, plenty of exploratory improvisation, and the kind of local spirit that turns a show into a shared experience. The atmosphere invites singing, dancing, and raising a glass together. Florida-based and devoted to the Dead’s timeless sound and feel, Dead All Over brings spontaneity and soul to every set. Casey Stineman leads on guitar with melodic lines nodding to Jerry Garcia, while Casey Finn Steindl adds a funky, adventurous edge on guitar. Quin Whitney holds down the bass, Steve Wattay drives the rhythm on drums, and Eric Ryan colors the music with dynamic keyboards. Casey, Casey Finn, and Steve trade lead vocals and blend harmonies to bring each song to life with heart and authenticity.

Cadence Collective Ice Out Summer is a live music night at Deviant Libation featuring Cat Skratch, Siryn, Loren Cass, and Indebted. Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the event is sponsored by the Florida Immigrant Coalition. General admission tickets are $10 plus fees, and the event is all ages.

Experience a 90s rock night at 3 Daughters in St Petersburg as 90 Surge powers through a high-energy tribute to the decade. The set dives into grunge and alternative favorites for a distinctive live rock show, bringing a mixtape-style lineup together in one performance. Look for songs made famous by Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Creed, Bush, Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, Green Day, Foo Fighters, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Stone Temple Pilots, Collective Soul, and more.

Celebrate community voices in a live showcase where real stories spark comedy. Local business owners, nonprofit directors, and other neighbors share their missions in short interviews, then a cast turns those moments into new comedic scenes. The program highlights the people who keep the area moving and transforms everyday experiences into playful onstage moments.

Top Tampa Bay artists face off in a monthly king of the hill showdown, trading songs head to head for a $100 prize and monthlong bragging rights. New challengers and reigning winners often step into the spotlight, keeping the matchups fresh and the stakes high. Expect spirited battles, back to back tracks, and an energetic crowd as friends and fans rally behind their favorites for a memorable night.

At Lucid Coffee & Kava, the Medicine Man Artisan Market gathers the community on second Sundays for a welcoming showcase of local creativity, wellness, and connection. A curated mix of artists, craftsmen, makers, holistic practitioners, herbalists, and other wellness focused creators present handmade goods, unique artwork, natural products, holistic services, specialty foods, gifts, and one of a kind finds. The setting encourages conversations with local makers, a relaxed sip of coffee or kava, and a spirit of collaboration and conscious living. The market is family friendly and pet friendly, and it highlights small businesses with a shop local focus.

Settle in for relaxed community stitching at The Common Thread, a fiber arts café in St. Pete’s Warehouse Arts District near the Pinellas Trail, in the former home of The Chelsea café. This casual meetup welcomes knitters, crocheters, embroiderers, and anyone who enjoys fiber arts. No RSVP or ticket is required, and participation comes with any café or shop purchase. Sip a favorite drink, bring a project in progress, and enjoy easygoing conversation while you stitch. The café and shop are open, seating is available in order of arrival, and parking can be found at the Golfology Shopping Center. Well behaved pets are welcome on the shaded outdoor patio.

Part of Indie Flea's Summer Series, this indoor market takes place at the Coliseum Ballroom and features participating vendors. Explore the event at your own pace in a completely indoor setting.

Experience a serene and welcoming guided meditation supported by healers, with meditational music, singing bowls, and the resonant sound of a gong. Open to everyone, this circle focuses on helping participants reset their center and enjoy a relaxing, rejuvenating experience.

At The Coliseum downtown, makers, artists, and small businesses from the Tampa Bay area gather for a shopping event. Browse locally made and curated handcrafted goods, vintage housewares and decor, Mid-century furniture, vintage clothing, antiques, plants, collectables, food, music, art, and more. This summer features three dates to shop.

Enjoy a lively round of Music Video Bingo at Neptune Grill in Gulfport, FL. There is no need for daubers, because gameplay happens on your phone after you scan a QR code at the venue. Prizes are available, and award-winning host Greg Anderson leads the fun. Order food and drinks from the servers and bartenders while you play.

Explore AcroYoga fundamentals in a welcoming, beginner friendly class that does not require a partner or special flexibility or strength. The session invites people of all ages, shapes, sizes, colors, and genders, and encourages participants to challenge any limiting beliefs that might keep them from trying something new. This is a donation based class, and contributions support community growth by funding events that educate the public about AcroYoga. Participants should plan to reserve a spot in advance and complete a liability waiver before taking part. The class is substance free, and everyone is asked to arrive ready to collaborate with others. For comfort, bring a yoga or panel mat or a beach blanket, along with a towel, water, and snacks. Please stay home if you feel unwell, have a fever, or have recently been in close contact with someone who is sick. On site, look for the group gathered under the large banyan tree near the tennis courts and outdoor fitness station. Expect a solid introduction to AcroYoga, including body mechanics and core engagement, positive communication for problem solving, and an orientation to the community. Attendees receive a list of beginner skills and a challenge card to continue practicing after class. When sharing new skills online, tagging @StPeteAcroYoga is welcomed.

La Fiesta Sundays at The Park on 66th hosts a special birthday celebration for DJ Mike Sensation, organized by Mama D and open to all ages with no cover charge. The party takes place in a spacious, air conditioned indoor setting with free parking, a complete bar, and a menu of affordable options to enjoy between dances. DJ Mike Sensation keeps the energy high with salsa y más throughout the event. Beginners are welcomed with a complimentary introductory Salsa on 1 lesson, no partner needed, and the popular Mambo Shines line dance led by Mama D brings everyone together on the floor. Comfortable, cool attire is encouraged so you can keep moving. A 50/50 raffle adds extra excitement, with $2 cash tickets and the winner receiving half of the pot. The Salsabroso family is known for being warm and welcoming, making this celebration a friendly space for newcomers and seasoned dancers alike. Feliz cumpleaños, Mike.

This free, team-based trivia night takes place at the Tap Room at the Hollander Hotel and is hosted by Sir Douglas of Tampa Bay Dream Team. The top three teams earn HH Bucks, with $50 for first place, $25 for second, and $15 for third. Winners also pose for a photo with the Tampa Bay Dream Team Champions Weekly Trophy, and the leading team can tag the trophy with their own team swag. For a head start, check the Tampa Bay Dream Team Facebook page on the day of the event for a #FREEBIE question and its answer. Large parties may reserve by calling (727) 873-7900.

Caregivers and their little ones explore rhythm and sound together in a welcoming setting during this baby-friendly music session led by Kara.

Professionals from St. Petersburg and the wider Tampa Bay area gather at Sourdough Co. for a weekly RGA business networking meeting focused on genuine relationship building. The flow begins with time to connect informally, then shifts into a structured agenda that keeps the conversation purposeful. Lunch is easy to handle, with orders placed downstairs and delivered to the upstairs meeting room. Expect a welcoming, professional environment that emphasizes trust, credibility, and long term opportunities rather than quotas, pressure, or exclusive seating. RGA, short for Revenue Generating Activities, was founded in 2010 and supports entrepreneurs, business owners, and professionals through an inclusive, collaborative community. Attendees span many fields, including accounting, legal, real estate, insurance, finance, wellness, home services, creative and technology, marketing, and other professional services. Meetings often include chances to speak or be spotlighted, encourage collaboration over competition, and rely on referrals that come from trust. Attendance is flexible, and participants can access podcasts, media, events, and educational programs designed to support growth.

The traveling Beer & Hymns gathering makes a stop in St. Petersburg, with keyboardist Shawn Thomas providing live accompaniment at Voodoo Brewing Co., St. Pete. This community singalong features a mix of beloved hymns and other familiar tunes. Beer is entirely optional, while lending your voice is front and center. A full dinner menu will be available, including options like burgers, wraps, chicken wings, pizza, and more.

Over five weeks, participants design and build a functional teapot with coordinating teacups. The workshop covers the fundamentals of wheel throwing, putting forms together, refining surfaces, and glaze application to create a finished set. It is open to beginners and offers flexibility for intermediate potters to incorporate their own personal style.

Trivia on Monday at 3 Daughters Brewing is free for teams. Participants can enjoy craft beer, ciders, spiked seltzers, and food while competing for prizes, and there are Monday food specials. Gift cards of $30, $20, and $10 are awarded to the first, second, and third place teams. Earn a five point bonus by checking the three daily article headlines before the game.

Ferg's Sports Bar & Grill hosts a free, team-style trivia night led by Trivia Maestros Just John and Lee Money of the Tampa Bay Dream Team. The top three teams take home Ferg's Bucks worth $35, $25, or $15, and the champions earn a photo with the TBDT Champions' Weekly Trophy while adding their team's swag to it. For a helpful hint before play, check the Tampa Bay Dream Team Facebook page on the day of the game for a free bonus question and its answer.

Suite E Studios hosts a community gathering for creatives in partnership with Freeman Sound. This open meetup brings together people from many artistic disciplines in a comfortable and welcoming studio setting for conversation and mutual support. Centered on empathy, the group draws on the experiences of participants to share practical wisdom for navigating the mental and social challenges that can hold back creative work. The aim is to build community and promote wellness so participants can grow their artistry and reach their potential. Sessions are participant led and supported by a licensed mental health professional. Complimentary food and beverages are provided by Freeman Sound. An optional sign up form is available for reminders, though it is not required to take part. Future dates will be announced. Freeman Sound works to foster a positive mindset, reduce the stigma around mental illness, support community mental health awareness, and help prevent suicide. Through events, they raise funds for local organizations that encourage acceptance and inclusion related to mental health. With education, support, and empathy, they strive to create a more inclusive community and lighten the load for those facing mental health challenges. Design support is provided in kind by Aura Creative Studio Inc.

Practice all-levels yoga in a Gulfport garden oasis known as Casa del Sol. The class begins with grounding breathwork and a gentle warmup, moves into an energizing blend of hatha, vinyasa, and dynamic movement, and concludes with a soothing savasana accompanied by calming sound instruments. Surrounded by lush, tropical landscaping, participants can choose a spot in the shade or in the sun, with fans set up to keep air moving. Everyone is welcome, including beginners, and modifications are offered in a judgment-free space. Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move and bring water. Bring a yoga mat if you have one, though extra mats and props are available. Donations are appreciated but not required.

Learn to craft a leaded glass piece inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright’s 1911 Prairie Style tulip created for the historic Geneva Inn, highlighting natural forms and the Prairie School style. Registration includes two three hour glass sessions. The cost is $110 for members and $125 for nonmembers.

This RGA meeting provides a welcoming setting that prioritizes meaningful business relationships. Short for Revenue Generating Activities, RGA focuses on trust and collaboration instead of quotas or competition, offering value for both guests and members. Professionals from across St. Petersburg, Tyrone, Gulfport, Madeira Beach, and surrounding areas connect to exchange ideas and create new opportunities. Attendees from many industries are represented, including accounting, real estate, legal services, health and wellness, marketing, and more. The format can include 15-minute spotlight presentations to showcase a business, a cooperative approach without seat-specific policies, and flexible attendance. Participants also have access to resources that help them stand out, such as business expos, podcasts, author programs, and speaking engagements. Bringing business cards and a polished introduction helps make the most of each conversation.

Learn wheel throwing while practicing Spanish in a welcoming class led by Gaby Hernandez. Instruction is offered mainly in Spanish for an immersive experience, with English support available during one-on-one guidance and whenever it is helpful. This session is designed for complete beginners in both ceramics and Spanish, so no prior experience is needed. The fee is $50 per person, and all required tools and materials are included. Each participant works with three 1 pound balls of clay, creating several pieces and then choosing two favorites to keep. The selected pieces will be trimmed, glazed, and prepared for firing by the instructor. Please wear comfortable clothing that allows easy movement and keep your hands free of jewelry to make working at the wheel easier.

Discover stained glass in a welcoming beginner workshop where you will create a 4 inch glass suncatcher from start to finish. Over 2.5 hours, learn how to cut, grind, foil, and solder with step by step guidance, no prior experience required. Choose a simple pattern like a dog, mushroom, sun, shark tooth, honeycomb, or another beginner friendly design. All materials, tools, and safety gear are provided, and the small class format ensures plenty of hands on help. You will leave with a finished suncatcher ready to hang the same day. Wine is available for purchase during class, and participants receive 15 percent off bottles while they work. This Make and Take session is the first step in a fuller learning path, with an Intro to Stained Glass course available for those who want to continue.

Every Tuesday, the Garage hosts a Ladies Night Out with a perk for women. Purchase a first bar drink and receive a complimentary Jello shot. The setting is welcoming, offering a comfortable place to catch up with familiar faces or meet new friends while enjoying a fun evening.

At Outcast Brewing Company, Turntable Tuesdays centers on vinyl, with the house DJ spinning records throughout the evening. Attendees can bring their own albums to be played, trade with others for keeps or just for the night, or simply show off favorites. The DJ weaves guest selections into the mix, keeping the soundtrack shaped by the crowd. It is a laid back blend of music, beer, and deep-soul vibes that aims to make Tuesdays feel funky again.

Kickball at Northwest Park takes place in a shaded spot near the pickleball courts and the pool.

This two-session introduction to stained glass at St. Pete Art Studio guides beginners through creating a finished piece from start to finish. Over two 2-hour classes, participants learn to choose a pattern, cut glass, apply foil, solder, and handle the final finishing steps. All tools and materials are provided, and experienced instructors lead with clear, step-by-step instruction. Small class sizes allow for plenty of one-on-one support. No prior experience is needed, and everyone leaves the second session with a completed piece.

A monthly bring-your-own-vinyl gathering held on second Tuesdays at Suite E Studios in the Warehouse Arts District, created for record collectors, vinyl enthusiasts, and curious listeners. The studio shifts into a cozy listening lounge where shared selections and found sounds are given space to breathe, inviting the community to hear music in full fidelity. Guests may bring records from their own shelves to be played on a sound system tuned for warm, extended sessions that reveal subtle details. All levels of vinyl lovers are welcome, and offbeat or eclectic picks are encouraged. A first come, first served sign-up sheet will be available for turntable time. Tangible Record Shop collaborates with a specially curated bin to browse during the night. Anyone without their own records can pull discoveries from a small portion of St. Pete DJ Austen van der Bleek's personal listening collection. Tuesdays also coincide with neighboring Daddy Kool's Used Day, which offers 15% off used records, making it easy to dig nearby and bring fresh finds afterward. Design in kind by Aura Creative Studio Inc.

Gather your crew for team trivia at CJ's Backstage with Olivia leading the fun. Put your collective know-how to the test across a mix of random topics and compete for house prizes. First place takes $30 in CJ's Backstage Bucks, second earns $20, and third gets $10. Expect a friendly challenge that rewards quick thinking and teamwork.

Enjoy a free-to-play trivia night at Kahunas Bar and Grill in St. Pete, where teams can test their knowledge alongside great food and a full bar. The top three finishers earn gift cards valued at $30, $20, and $10. For a bonus, read the three daily article headlines before the game to add five extra points to your score.

Trivia Night at The Pub on 4th brings teams together to put their knowledge to the test for bragging rights and a trophy. Friends can compete throughout the evening and enjoy $6 Tullamore D.E.W. shots to celebrate a win or power a comeback.

Bring a team for a free trivia night at The Potion Portal, hosted by Trivia Maestro Cash Money Chris of the Tampa Bay Dream Team. The top three teams earn Portal Bucks in the amounts of $30, $20, and $10. The champions also get a photo with the TBDT Champions' Weekly Trophy, and the first-place team can add their own swag to it. For an extra edge, check the TBDreamTeam Facebook page on the day of the game for a freebie question and answer.

Bring a team for a free, team-based trivia night at Grand Central Brewhouse, hosted by Trivia Maestros Nick At Night and Lee Money of the Tampa Bay Dream Team. Prizes go to the top three teams, with GCB Bucks valued at $35 for first, $25 for second, and $15 for third. The champions also get a photo with the Tampa Bay Dream Team Champions Weekly Trophy, and the leading team can add their own swag to it. For a head start, look for a bonus question and answer on the Tampa Bay Dream Team Facebook page on the day of the event.

Experience The Original BANDINGO Music Bingo at The Kenwood Bar in St. Pete, a live and interactive musical game show that turns bingo into a music-driven challenge. Settle in for three hours of gameplay with T-Bone and Tony guiding the fun. It is free to play, and prizes are available.

Tombolo Books hosts local author Jennifer McMahon for the launch of Stay Buried, her newest horror novel. The book blends queer folk horror with a search for the truth as a woman confronts long-guarded secrets and superstition surrounding her mother’s death. Spanning Boone’s Ferry, Vermont across two eras, the story follows Frankie O’Massey in 1919 as she studies medicine with her uncle, Dr. Thomas Endicott, and investigates a strange sickness while townspeople point to supernatural causes. Early clues lead to the town’s knackerman, a solitary figure who gathers dead and dying farm animals for their parts. In 2016, siblings Ashley and Malcolm inherit a property in Boone’s Ferry after their grandmother’s passing and travel to a place their family rarely discussed. Amid harvest décor, open farmland, and small-town charm, they encounter wary locals and unnerving customs, including seasonal offerings left for a vengeful spirit. McMahon is the author of twelve novels, including the New York Times bestsellers The Children on the Hill, Promise Not to Tell, and The Winter People, and she lives in Florida with her partner, Drea.

Tuesday trivia at Outcast Brewing Company offers quick general knowledge rounds that cover pop culture, history, sports, music, and more. It is free to play and welcomes both seasoned quizzers and newcomers. Teams compete for gift cards awarded to the top three finishers, with $30 for first place, $20 for second, and $10 for third.

Road House Park n' Chill is a relaxed weekly gathering that brings Tampa Bay car, truck, and bike enthusiasts together at OCC Road House & Museum. Expect ample parking with space for more than two hundred vehicles, music from a live DJ throughout the evening, and a rotating selection of on-site vendors. Select attractions such as a wheelie machine and a mechanical bull rotate in and out, and the venue offers great food along with a full bar. Specials include all-you-can-eat pasta for $7 when dining in, plus one dollar off domestic beers and one dollar off well drinks. Vendors change regularly and often feature custom automotive apparel and accessories, collectibles and die-cast models, handmade sweets, event coverage with videography, and women's automotive apparel. A limited set of ten VIP spaces is available for modified builds and can be requested by sending a direct message to @tampabaymeets on Instagram. The meet maintains a clean, respectful environment with clear guidelines: no burnouts, no loud music, and attendees should pick up after themselves.

A sound bath offered by donation kicks things off. The experience centers on immersive sound and a relaxed atmosphere.

Karaoke takes the spotlight on the Speakeasy Central Stage. The event is hosted by AJ.

Begin with a beginner group lesson, then transition into a relaxed practice party where newer dancers can try out their steps with others. The setting is social and welcoming, making it a good match for those in beginner, social ease, or early bronze levels. Water, soda, coffee, and wine are provided. Admission is free for students. The public rate is $15, with the group class available for an additional $5.

This open session welcomes members, guests, and new bowlers. Anyone interested in bowling can participate. All are welcome.

Designed for homeschoolers and their families, this Homeschool Hours session at the MFA celebrates a sun-focused theme with hands-on creativity and exploration of works from the collection. Participants can craft suncatchers, make sun print projects, and search the collection for artworks that feature the sun. The program blends culture and history with math and the science behind art, connecting activities to current exhibitions. Instruction and activities are tailored for students ages 5 to 14, and students should be accompanied by family members or caregivers. Admission is free for MFA members and included with general admission for nonmembers. Registration is required. Homeschool Hours take place on the second Wednesday of each month.

A skilled team will be at Pet Supermarket in Saint Petersburg offering nail trimming for dogs of every kind. Drop-in service is available, and booking an appointment in advance is encouraged.

Ka' Tiki hosts 6 Strangs And A Fiddle for a lively acoustic showcase that moves through rock, country, blues, bluegrass, Irish, and more. Mark Marra takes the acoustic guitar while Jesse Allen Porter brings the fiddle to the forefront, delivering energetic, multi-genre sets with a party vibe.

Only 55 tickets are available for this intimate Songwriter Club session at the Jack Kerouac House in St. Petersburg, where national and international touring artists share songs and stories in a true listening-room setting. Performances take place in Jack Kerouac’s living room, with audience seating there and additional chairs extending into the enclosed patio, creating a close-up experience in a historic home. This edition spotlights Chuck Prophet, the California artist whose solo career began after his time with Green on Red and now includes more than a dozen solo albums that have drawn wide critical attention. His songwriting has appeared across film and television, and artists such as Bruce Springsteen, Solomon Burke, and Heart have recorded his work. His newest release, Wake The Dead, explores the sounds of Cumbia. Host Shawn Kyle, a multiple Best of the Bay award recipient and a fourteen-time official showcasing artist at SXSW in Austin, has roots in the early-2000s Americana resurgence and the psychedelic and garage rock revival of the 2010s. He is currently creating an EP co-written with Grammy winner Jim Lauderdale. A cash bar by donation will be available before and between performances. Proceeds support the touring artist and the nonprofit that stewards the Kerouac House.

A calming meditation session with Reiki healers focuses on relaxation and mindfulness. Guided practice is paired with the soothing sounds of crystal bowls, the harp, and other gentle music to ease participants into a peaceful state. Donations are welcome and appreciated.

A donation-based workout offers boxing, kickboxing, and high-intensity interval training for veterans, first responders, healthcare workers, teachers, youth, and anyone interested in trying an affordable new approach to fitness. Participants build strength, confidence, and a sense of community through practical coaching and genuine support. The atmosphere is welcoming and free of ego or judgment, with everyone working together to get better.

Explore stained glass for the first time or build on what you know in a friendly, hands-on workshop where you will begin and complete your own suncatcher in a single session. The class is planned for about two hours and may extend to two and a half. Learn the essentials while creating a 4 inch handmade ornament that is ready to hang. Choose from beginner friendly patterns such as a dog, mushroom, sun, shark tooth, or honeycomb, with additional options available. No prior experience is required, as step by step guidance is provided and all materials, tools, and safety gear are included. A selection of wines is available for purchase by the bottle, and students receive 15 percent off during classes and workshops.

A gathering for rad dads at the wheelie features casual drinks and bites along with plenty of conversation, where fathers can trade stories, advice, tips, and tricks with one another. After the hangout, everyone sets off for a stroller parade around sunset park. Specials are available for all dads who attend.

An evening of Bachata Sensual at District Dance Academy offers a structured, welcoming setting for dancers at any stage, with a focus on movement quality, musicality, and partner connection. The program is led by Julio Herrera of Ésmooth Motions, a certified Bachata Sensual instructor by creators Korke y Judith, blending authentic technique with modern concepts and practical social dance application for the Tampa Bay community. The night begins with a complimentary basics session to help newcomers and those refining fundamentals get comfortable, followed by a foundations class that builds technique, body movement, timing, and connection for developing dancers. An additional class introduces expanded vocabulary, fluidity, musical interpretation, and partnerwork for those with experience, then a short social practice reinforces what was learned and encourages community connection. Payment can be made by cash, card, Venmo, or Zelle. Information about pricing for group classes, private lessons, class packages, and other training options is available from the organizer. The format supports progressing at a personal pace while becoming part of a supportive dance community, whether the goal is confident social dancing, technical improvement, or deeper immersion in Bachata Sensual.

Buzz Brain Trivia has arrived at Gulfport Brewery with a playful mix of questions and camaraderie. The scene blends cold beer and snacks with lively chatter, a bit of questionable knowledge, and that one player who takes every round very seriously. Teams range from brainy contenders to groups that keep the laughs coming, and both fit right in. Whether it is about showing off smarts or simply enjoying the buzz, expect an upbeat night built around friendly competition and good company.

At Luna Lux, the WIN Feathersound Chapter presents a networking gathering focused on empowerment and leadership development. Participants connect, exchange opportunities to support one another’s growth, and work together on training sessions designed to strengthen clarity, confidence, and impact in their leadership.

A colorful celebration of 80s new wave lands in St. Petersburg for the tour’s only Florida stop, showcasing Thomas Dolby & The Lost Toy People, A Flock of Seagulls, Men Without Hats, The Producers, Animotion, The Escape Club, and Tommy Tutone. VJ/DJ Ant hosts the night, with special appearances by VJ/DJ Nemesis and Rob Pittman. Returning in 2026 after launching in 2024, the nationwide tour brings back the sound and spirit of the MTV era. Highlights include a rare reunion of Thomas Dolby performing with The Lost Toy People for the first time since 1988, along with the original lineup of The Producers returning to a national U.S. tour after more than 25 years. Set at Ferg’s Pavilion within the Ferg’s Entertainment Complex in downtown St. Petersburg, the venue spans 70,000 square feet and is known for live events, dining, and nightlife. It offers flexible concert capacity for intimate shows up to crowds over 5,000, multiple VIP and viewing areas, full-service food and drinks, indoor and outdoor spaces, and quick access to more than 8,000 parking spaces at Tropicana Field. Ticket choices include General Admission starting at $19.81 with special MTV 45th anniversary promotional pricing, Silver Circle reserved seating in the mid-venue starting at $99, and Gold Circle reserved seating closest to the stage starting at $199. A Totally Tubular VIP Meet & Greet Package is available for $349, which includes a premium Gold Circle seat in the first 10 rows, early entry, a meet and greet with artists from the lineup, a personal photo, an official laminate, and priority merchandise shopping. Availability is limited.

Green Turtle Brewery and Public House hosts a live trivia game night filled with friendly competition and plenty of laughs. It is free to participate, and prizes await the top scorers. Expect an interactive format with image and music rounds in every show. A host leads the game as teams or individual players use their phones to submit answers through a game link and collect points. Questions span a wide range of topics, from pop culture to history, creating an upbeat setting where groups can work together and trivia fans of all levels can have fun.

Author Eliza Knight appears at Tombolo Books to celebrate Lost in the Summer of '69, a summery, nostalgia-laced novel about three generations connected by music and a life-changing road trip. Set in 1969, the story follows Eleanor Bell as she heads west to reimmerse herself in the festival scene while facing the possibility of losing her voice and guitar skills. Her daughter Leanne and granddaughter Nora, soon to enter Yale as part of its first class of women undergraduates, take off in a Lincoln Continental to find her, following Eleanor’s trail on the radio as she earns the nickname Dame of Rock n' Roll from Johnny Carson. The appearance highlights Knight’s work and the themes of family, music, and second chances.

This progressive West Coast Swing program at District Dance Academy is built for dancers who want more than one-off, single-topic classes. Over six weeks, the same group trains together with consistent coaching, purposeful repetition, and opportunities to apply skills in real social dancing. Each series concentrates on one core concept or a related movement family rather than loading up on endless patterns, helping dancers strengthen fundamentals, refine connection, build confidence, and deepen their understanding of the dance. Enrollment is limited to support close coaching, and the curriculum builds week to week with the same classmates. Drop-in attendance is not offered, and full-series registration is required so the group can progress together. Sessions feature personalized coaching from Nik and Lily, followed by guided practice and social dance time. Upcoming themes include Whip Mechanics, The Art of the Tuck Turn, and Rock and Go Foundations and Variations. The price for a single six-week series is $120.

An energizing 3-mile walk at St. Pete Pier invites women to move together in a welcoming, judgment-free environment. Expect upbeat energy, encouragement, and genuine camaraderie, whether the goal is to clear the mind, get active, or meet new friends. Participation is free, and a brief form should be completed before taking part. Presented by HERPlay.

Midweek fun unfolds at The Catalyst on the deuces with karaoke at the center of the action, plus beverages, hookah, and food. A second DJ keeps the patio moving, creating an additional vibe to explore. It is a feel-good night for singing and hanging out.

St. Pete Stand Up takes over Dirty Laundry’s speakeasy with a Havana-inspired vibe and a lineup kept under wraps. Comedians from Florida share the stage with surprise drop-ins from around the country, pairing stand-up with cocktails in a hidden setting. Tickets are $10 for early bird or $20 at the door. Only street parking is available.

Paul Ollinger is performing at McCurdy's Comedy Theatre. Tickets are available via the linked ticket partner, and the show time is listed as 7:00 AM local to the venue.

Open to all levels, this garden yoga session in Gulfport takes place in a home sanctuary affectionately called Casa del Sol. The practice begins with centering breath and a gentle warmup, builds into a spirited blend of hatha, vinyasa, and dynamic movement, then settles into a peaceful savasana accompanied by soothing sound instruments. Participants can choose a spot in sunshine or shade, with fans placed for airflow. Wear comfortable clothing that allows easy movement, bring water, and bring a mat if you have one, though extra mats and props are available to borrow. Donations are appreciated but not required. Beginners are supported with modifications, and the atmosphere is welcoming and nonjudgmental. Hosted by Alexis and Mark in their lush tropical garden.

Join an in-person car seat safety distribution class where families can receive education and installation to help with obtaining a car seat at a reduced cost. The program is for unborn children and for children who have outgrown their current seat, with a limit of one car seat per child. Convertible car seats and booster seats (for eligible children) may be available, and education plus installation are required to receive a seat. Participants collect a contribution at the appointment (cash or money orders only).

Create a painting on the subject of your choice with award-winning artist and instructor Jack Providenti providing personalized instruction and constructive feedback. Work in oils or acrylics, with guidance tailored to beginners and intermediate painters. The full series costs $145 and includes four weekly sessions, and a single class option is available for $40. Advance registration is required due to limited capacity.

Larry’s Car Show is the area’s longest-running weekly car show, bringing together enthusiasts, families, and standout vehicles for more than 20 years. Participation is open to all makes and models, and vehicle registration is $5, which includes a 10% dinner coupon. Expect on-site vendors, family-friendly activities, and weekly 50/50 drawings and games. Attendees can explore the lineup, connect with fellow gearheads, enjoy food, and compete for prizes and trophies at OCC Road House.

Riders gather each week at Bert’s Barracuda Harley-Davidson and OCC Road House in Tampa Bay for a large motorcycle meetup filled with bikes, music, and good company. The lot fills up as the event carries on regardless of the weather, with food and cold drinks available. An official group ride winds through Pinellas County, with on-site registration before departure, a midpoint photo stop, and a return to OCC Road House afterward. Registered participants receive Bert’s Bucks to spend, one complimentary OCC Road House domestic beer or house mixed drink, and two entries in the weekly raffle. The experience includes music played live, burnout action, and low-speed races. Raffles and vendors add to the mix. A bikini bike wash and a mechanical bull bring extra energy. Games such as cornhole, pool, shuffleboard, and foosball are on hand. Inside Bert’s Barracuda Harley-Davidson, extended hours make it easy to explore motorcycles, riding gear, and accessories.

A get-together featuring biker games, music, and food. Bikers can take part in a free series of bike rides that includes prizes.

Get Fit St. Pete presents Pilates in the Park at Flora Wylie Park in partnership with FS8. This outdoor class welcomes every fitness level and pairs mindful movement with the natural beauty of the waterfront setting. Guided instruction focuses on building core strength, improving flexibility, and enhancing balance, all supported by the positive energy of a friendly community. Admission is free. Participants check in electronically for each class with a free Get Fit St. Pete membership, which is available to anyone interested in the monthly series.

Gulfport Brewery hosts a weekly open mic night.

An anatomy and physiology lecture series created for herbalists presents each body system in clear, approachable language and addresses common disorders along the way. It is led by Tricia, Traditions’ School Director and an Acuherbals Practitioner, who teaches with the perspective of an experienced Anatomy and Health Sciences educator and Clinical Herbalist. The material suits beginners, those preparing for a Foundations class, students in the Chinese Herbalism curriculum, and anyone needing a refresher with a practical focus. This series fulfills the Anatomy requirement for the Foundations of Western Herbalism and Chinese Herbalism programs and also satisfies the anatomy portion of the basic sciences requirement for those working toward the Registered Herbalist designation through the American Herbalists Guild, provided every class in the series is completed. Attendance is available in person or online, and registered participants receive recordings. Pricing is $35 per class or $400 for the full set of 12 with the bundled discount when registration is completed before the first class.

Bandingo music bingo brings a lively round of music-matched bingo to The Park on 66th, with IRON AIDEN leading the action. It is free to play, and winners can receive prizes such as gift cards, food, or cocktails. The Park on 66th, formerly the Pinellas Grill, highlights sports, live music, tasty menu options, cold drinks, a welcoming team, and daily specials, with entertainment offered every night.

Celebrate social dance with an evening designed to grow the community while honoring a strong West Coast Swing foundation. Two styles unfold across two rooms at District Dance Academy, creating one cohesive experience. The night starts with beginner lessons in both spaces, featuring West Coast Swing with Jae and Lyla and Country Swing with Trent and Lily. It continues with progressive classes that build on those fundamentals, then wraps up with a crossover social where dancers can blend styles, practice new moves, and connect on the floor. Expect dedicated WCS and Country instruction from experienced teachers in a welcoming, beginner friendly environment. No partner is required, and all are invited to enjoy a music mix that includes West Coast Swing, Country, and Fusion. The focus is growth, connection, and dancing together.

Magic Jim brings jaw dropping card magic to the Tap Room, with sleight of hand that will mesmerize you and your family. Guests can also enjoy half-off bottles of wine in the Tap Room restaurant at the HH. For parties of six or more, reservations are recommended at 727-873-7900.

Aligned with a new moon accompanied by a solar eclipse in Leo, this salon focuses on creativity and matters of the heart. Kendra Olwen leads a forecast of the new lunar cycle and offers guidance for intention setting, exploring the current themes and ways to work with their momentum. There will be time to reflect and choose mindful actions that resonate with the celestial rhythms. Space is limited and advance registration is requested. To receive more personalized insights, provide your birth date, birthplace, and birth time ahead of time so a chart can be prepared. Cost is $25.

Sports on Fourth in St. Pete hosts a free trivia night where teams test their knowledge over drinks and compete for bragging rights. The top three teams earn gift cards worth $30, $20, and $10. Participants can pick up an extra five points by reading the three daily article headlines before the game.

Teams take the spotlight at Ferg's Sports Bar & Grill for a free, team-based trivia night hosted by Just John and Lee Money of Tampa Bay Dream Team. The top three finishers earn Ferg's Bucks prizes of $35, $25, and $15. The champions also pose for a photo with the TBDT Champions' Weekly Trophy, and the winning team can tag the trophy with their own swag. For a little boost before the game, check the Tampa Bay Dream Team Facebook page on the day of the event for a free bonus question and its answer.

At Pinellas Ale Works, New Material Night is hosted by St. Pete Stand Up and showcases Florida comedians testing fresh jokes. Some will hit and others will miss, creating an unpredictable evening full of laughs and surprises. There are 20 free tickets available. Additional tickets are $5 presale or $10 at the door, and all sales are nonrefundable. Street parking only.

In St. Petersburg, this mixed-gender sand volleyball league at Woodlawn Park has players register individually, then rotate through two-, three-, and four-player teams. Results earn wins and points on a running leaderboard, and top performers receive prizes. The atmosphere blends strong competition with a friendly, social vibe and plenty of beach volleyball excitement.