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Cajun Zydeco Crawfish Festival
Visitors to Pinellas County and residents alike enjoy the annual Cajun Zydeco Crawfish Festival. If you favor good music, and Creole and Cajun food, then you won’t want to miss it! There will be live music performed by numerous bands, crawfish races, crawfish eating contests, activities for children, exhibits, art displays, food and beverage booths, and dancing . . . lots and lots of dancing! The family-friendly Festival attracts thousands of participants each year. And, more t...
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Go For Baroque at Museum of Fine Arts in St. Pete
The Baroque World of Fernando Botero is the current featured exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts in downtown St. Petersburg. The exhibition runs from January 9th through April 4th, and it includes 100 paintings, sculptures, and drawings from Botero’s private collection. Many of the works have not been exhibited publicly before. In addition to all of the work on exhibit inside the museum, there are two extraordinary pieces that have been strategically placed on the front and re...
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Weedon Island Preserve . . . Where Kids Learn Free
Florida has a rich heritage and there is plenty of natural history to enjoy and be inspired by throughout Pinellas County. The Weedon Island Preserve Cultural and Natural History Center, located at 1800 Weedon Drive NE, in St. Petersburg, FL, offers educational programs for kids and adults. From March 4 through May 27, the Center is offering classes, with a new lesson every other Thursday, presented by a local archaeologist. This free, after-school program is one that “kids and parents c...
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Progress on the New Dali Museum
If you’ve never paid a visit to the Dali Museum, you really should! It’s a fantastic land of the surreal, and walking through the museum and really taking time to absorb what you see there can create entirely new neural pathways in your brain! Dali’s works are amazing, over the top explosions of color and shape and reality gone wild, and they are nothing but fun to see. Fans who live in the area or who visit here are very lucky - the St. Petersburg Dali museum holds the largest...
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Pet Pal Animal Shelter
Here in Pinellas County, Realtors and affiliate members of the Pinellas Realtor Organization, volunteer to support many community events and causes. We are proud to call the communities that comprise Pinellas County home. Because we live and work here, it is important to us to support area neighborhoods–and we do so in many ways. Here’s another example of community collaboration–the upcoming Fidelity National Title and Pet Pal Animal Shelter “Wish List” Drive....
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A Tank With a View
What could be more utilitarian than a water storage tower? I guess, in many places, there’s probably not much that’s more utilitarian. But anyone in the northeast area of St. Petersburg who ever turns on their water is getting it from this very decidedly non-utilitarian looking storage tower! Much more fun than the standard gray tank that you see so often. And just another example of how St. Petersburg does a great job of making ordinary things extraordinary… (Please click on the...
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Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian Nutcracker
Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian Nutcracker is returning to St. Petersburg! Tickets for the performance, which will be held at the Progress Energy Center for the Arts Mahaffey Theater on December 27, 2009 at 3:00 p.m., are on sale now. The tour marks the 16th consecutive season of bringing family and friends closer together. What better way to celebrate the magic of this special time of year! This year’s tour stars the ballet world’s Prima Ballerina, Cristina Terentieva and ...
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Open Air Post Office in St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg has a very unique and beautiful post office in the heart of downtown. It’s known as the Open Air Post Office because, as you can see in this late 1940’s or early 1950’s era postcard, the main areas of the post office are not enclosed. If you were to walk through the arches that you see, you’d be in the area of hundreds of post office boxes, as well as mail drops. Our Open Air Post Office is located at the southwest corner of Fourth Street North and F...
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Giving Thanks . . . SPYC Christmas Boutique
Thanksgiving is the perfect time to extend a heartfelt thank you to residents, businesses, and organizations throughout Pinellas County for their commitment to charitable events and activities during the holiday season and year-round. Expressed in donations of time, the sharing of life experiences, and funding support, this commitment defines the meaning of volunteerism and the spirit of community giving. On Thanksgiving Day, it’s a tradition in my family to give thanks, while sta...
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O Wave in Downtown St. Petersburg
I love public art! I can be out in the world, just moving along through life, and I might be anywhere at all, and suddenly I come upon something that was placed there, just for me to look at, to study, to question, to enjoy, or maybe to laugh at. Okay, maybe it wasn’t placed there just for me. You can look at it, too. But the point is that it’s there for all to see and to take in, if you like, or to ignore if you so choose. St. Petersburg has a LOT of public art insta...
