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Pinellas County Beaches
Pinellas County Beaches An unspoiled, beautiful part of life . . . . . . in Paradise Found! Pinellas County maintains three major parks along the Gulf Coast. Fort De Soto Park, located in Tierra Verde, at the south end of the county, is one of the largest county parks in the State of Florida, with over seven miles of shoreline. Sand Key Park, located in central Pinellas County, has almost a half mile of beachfront. Howard Park is a gem located on the Gulf of Mexico in the northern reaches of th... -
Dive-In Movies - St. Pete Beach Aquatic Center
The Dive-In Movie series is a popular summertime event. It is held at the: St. Pete Beach Family Aquatic Center . Plan on arriving early because it’s cool (literally and figuratively) to float and swim while a family favorite film is showing! Bring your pool floats and beach chairs for some Friday night fun! Admission is $3 per person. Limited to the first 150 people. Movies start at 8PM. Drinks, snacks and glow jewelry sold at the event. No coolers permitted. Another family-fr... -
Tampa Bay Wine & Food Festival
Tampa Bay Wine & Food Festival May 14-15, 2010 At the Don CeSar Beach Resort The Tampa Bay Wine & Food Festival is an electrifying, palate-pleasing, beachfront extravaganza showcasing the talents of renowned vintners, spirits producers, area chefs, and international culinary personalities. Hosted by Southern Wine & Spirits of Central Florida, along with its charitable partners Heartbeat International and Pro Start Culinary Program facilitated via Florida Restaurant and Lodging ... -
Beach Goes Pops XX
2010 represents a huge milestone for this year’s Beach Goes Pops. Organizers are extremely proud and happy to celebrate the event’s Twentieth exciting year. Beach Goes Pops XX is the result of the combined efforts of The City of St. Pete Beach, Pass-A-Grille Community & Vina Del Mar Island Associations and 150 plus volunteers who coordinate and help to produce free concerts on beautiful and historic Pass-A-Grille Beach in St. Pete Beach (FL). The major sponsors are The City ... -
St. Pete Beach Corey Area Craft Festival
7th Annual St. Pete Beach Corey Area Craft Festival This Pinellas County (FL) event has become an annual favorite with residents and visitors alike. Corey Avenue in St. Pete Beach, located near Clearwater and Tampa, will welcome more than 100 of the nation’s best contemporary crafters amidst its great shops and restaurants. This open-air craft fair will feature handmade jewelry, ceramics, pottery, personalized gifts and much more. An expansive Green Market lends plants, exotic flora... -
St. Pete Beach
The numbers tell the story of St. Pete Beach: of the some 20 square miles that comprise this barrier island community just a little over 2 square miles is land. The rest is water. Needless to say, this is a paradise for anyone who likes to sail, swim, fish or just enjoy the tranquility of waterfront living. Island Time Three bridges lead to this beautiful island with its soft white sand beaches, beautiful city parks, and an array of retail, restaurants and hotels that serve residents and accommo...













