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Tampa Bay Times

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St. Petersburg’s Shopapalooza returns to Vinoy Park this month with 365 vendors

If you love arts, crafts, local food, acoustic music and family-friendly activities, head to downtown St. Petersburg Nov. 28-29 for a weekend celebrating Small Business Saturday (and Sunday) with 350-plus vendors. The beloved waterfront festival in Vinoy Park is organized by LocalShops1’s Ester Venouziou (and her merry elves who volunteer) and is co-sponsored by the city of St. Petersburg. It’s free and open to the public. (Leashed dogs are welcome.)

St. Petersburg, FL · 1d

uncoveringflorida.com

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7 Florida Botanical Gardens Where Winter Looks Like Spring and Admission Is Completely Free

One of these gardens sits inside the brick walls of a fort built in the 1800s. The cactus beds and orchids grow right where soldiers once kept watch over the ocean. I love that detail more than I probably should. The surprises keep coming. One garden has a viewing platform...

Largo, FL · 2d
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Mayor Elect Charlie Crist Wants Tampa Bay Rays to Stay in St. Petersburg

Newly elected St. Petersburg Mayor Charlie Crist wants to continue negotiations to keep the Tampa Bay Rays in the city despite approved plans for a $2.3 billion stadium in Tampa.

St. Petersburg, FL · 2d

Axios Tampa Bay

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Florida passed Amendment 3, but Tampa Bay voters were divided

Amendment 3 passed by a statewide vote, but support wasn't distributed equally. Why it matters: The property tax exemption performed better in Republican-leaning areas with fewer renters, according to a Tampa Bay Times analysis of voter data . In fact, Gov. Ron DeSantis attributed the measure to helping drive Republican voter turnout. The big picture: About 62% of voters statewide approved the amendment, according to the Florida Division of Elections. That firmly cleared the 60% approval threshold for state constitutional amendments. Yes, but: It fell short of that threshold in nine counties, including both Pinellas and Hillsborough. All nine voted Democrat in top-ticket races, per the Times. Those counties also have more renters. Zoom in: The pattern also played out locally, the Times reported. "Yes" votes were more common in areas with older and wealthier residents and more expensive homes. In Pinellas, that was the beach communities and East Lake. In Hillsborough, look to suburbs in the eastern part of the county like Brandon and Lithia.

Florida · 1d

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Ferg’s Thanks Tampa Bay for their Best October Ever with Two FREE Rock Concerts

What a month! What a year! And what an incredible community!. After celebrating the greatest October in Ferg’s history, thanks in large part to the Tampa Bay Rays’ unforgettable journey to the 2026 World Series and three thrilling home games at Tropicana Field, Ferg’s founder and owner Mark Ferguson, and the entire Ferg’s team have a special way of saying THANK YOU!

St. Petersburg, FL · 2d

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Eight of our favorite Black-owned vendors to find at local markets in St. Pete

The market scene in St. Pete is thriving with local stars, and much of that is a result of the talents of Black-owned businesses. Our community is home to a diverse array of incredible businesses, many of whom don’t have permanent storefronts of their own. Although some businesses may...

St. Petersburg, FL · 2d

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A Side of Celebrity: Chef Paul Wahlberg is Cooking Up Free Wahlburger Sliders at Publix in St. Pete

Englewood just got its shiny new Publix, and that’s exciting. But sometimes, you’ve got to hit the road for something special. If you love Wahlburgers, or just want to meet a celebrity chef, here’s a solid reason to head to St. Pete this Friday, November 6, 2026.

St. Petersburg, FL · 1d

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St. Pete Bikers and Artists Team Up Saturday to Fund Free Laundry for Families

A motorcycle raffle and a display of helmet artwork are teaming up this Saturday to raise money for a Tampa-born nonprofit that provides free laundry services to families who can't afford them. The Soap N' Hope Charity Helmet Art Show runs from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at VooDoo Brewery in St. Petersburg, with proceeds benefiting Current Initiatives, the organization behind the long-running Laundry Project.

St. Petersburg, FL · 1d

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Florida resort that hosts PGA Tour event is being sold

With news Thursday that Colonial Country Club in Texas is likely to lose its PGA Tour event and Kapalua having been dropped from the competition schedule this year, it’s a relief to see that another longtime Tour staple is still going strong. And it soon will have new ownership. Salamander Collection acquired Innisbrook Resort in 2007, and now that hospitality company is selling the resort to Concert Golf Partners. The Central Florida-based Concert Golf Partners has expanded rapidly in recent years to own and operate more than 40 courses coast-to-coast, and Innisbrook will be its 10th property in the Sunshine State. The reported sale price approaches $20 million. Innisbrook Resort in Palm Harbor, Florida, has hosted the PGA Tour since 2000. What began as the Tampa Bay Classic is now the Valspar Championship, played each year on Innisbrook’s Copperhead Course. Even before the PGA Tour began hosting an official event there, the resort was home for a decade to the JCPenney Classic, which included mixed teams of Tour players with LPGA players. Valspar has signed on as sponsor of the Tour event at Innisbrook through 2030. This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Florida resort that hosts PGA Tour event is

Palm Harbor, FL · 2d

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From Ed Sheeran to Kingfish: Your Tampa Bay weekend guide (Nov. 5–8)

Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park | 6 p.m. – 9 p.m. Downtown Tampa’s favorite free concert series returns to Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park for another evening of live local music under the skyline. Grab a blanket or lawn chair, meet up with friends, and enjoy performances from talented regional artists while taking in the beautiful waterfront setting. It’s the perfect way to ease into the weekend with great music, food, and an energetic community atmosphere.

Tampa, FL · 2d

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The 16th annual Shopapalooza is America’s biggest small business celebration

Shopapalooza Festival, one of the biggest shopping events in the Tampa Bay region, is back for its 16th rendition this Thanksgiving weekend. Taking place on Saturday and Sunday, November 28 and 29, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., the free vendor market will be held on the waterfront at St. Pete’s Vinoy Park (701 Bayshore Drive NE).

St. Petersburg, FL · 1d

Tampa Bay 28

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City of St. Pete Beach addresses flood concerns

People who live on St. Pete Beach said flooding has been an ongoing issue for years since hurricanes Helene and Milton and now, they are hoping for change.

St Pete Beach, FL · 2d

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SPHA Proposes Redevelopment of ‘Clearview Park Apartments’ at 3200 37th Avenue North, St. Petersburg, Florida

As it stands, Clearview Park Apartments in St. Petersburg hosts 22 garden-style apartments built in the early 1980s. However, a new initiative is in the works to expand the community’s density by 194 percent. Plans call for renovating 18 of the existing apartments and demolishing four to make way...

St. Petersburg, FL · 1d

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St. Pete police chief tells committee that officer access to Flock cameras is limited

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — St. Petersburg Police Chief Anthony Holloway told a city committee Thursday that his agency has restricted access to its Flock camera database and discovered one officer misused the data, as some city leaders called for the cameras to be paused or removed. Holloway appeared before...

St. Petersburg, FL · 2d

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51 St. Pete area artists will unite for a massive, one-night-only show in the EDGE District

There’s a lot of art flowing through St. Pete this November, and one night will bring 51 artists together with one theme. On Saturday, November 14, Chad Mize will transform the beer garden at Green Bench Brewing (1133 Baum Ave N) into an open-air gallery for Go with the Flow, a one-night-only art show running from 6 to 10 p.m.

St. Petersburg, FL · 2d

whatnow.com

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Acropolis Greek Taverna Making St. Pete Comeback in 2026

With six locations across Central Florida, Acropolis Greek Taverna is a Greek restaurant where “The Night Hasn’t Started Until the Saganaki Is On Fire and Napkins Are Flying.” Several years after the restaurant shuttered its St. Pete location, Acropolis is preparing to make its St. Pete comeback.

St. Petersburg, FL · 1d

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5 Questions After Florida Voters Approved Property Tax Ballot Amendment

Hours after Florida voters approved a sweeping property tax ballot amendment, Treasure Island City Manager Charlie Van Zant penned a letter to residents outlining the consequences of lower tax revenues. “I won’t pretend these choices will be easy,” Van Zant wrote in the Wednesday letter. “Some will require us to...

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Tampa Bay Observer

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Tampa Bay Water lands $10 million state grant to grow its Tampa treatment plant by up to 12.5 million gallons a day

The state money goes toward a $181 million expansion of Tampa Bay Water's Regional Surface Water Treatment Plant, which cleans water from the Alafia and Hillsborough rivers. The work is due in 2028.

Tampa, FL · 1d