1- Head to the Dali Friday Evening for Reduced Admission
For years The Dali has offered reduced admission to their museum Thursday evenings, but now you can enjoy reduced admission 5-8pm on Friday evenings too! Reduced admission is $12.50/adults and $8/kids. Reserve your spot here.
Learn about the diego & frida exhibit opening September 5th here.
2- Go Shelling!
Thank you to the City of St. Pete Beach for sharing this weekend activity idea. Hurricane Laura has washed up a lot of shells onto our local beaches making this weekend a great time to go shelling. Remember when shelling don’t take anything that is alive and please leave spiral shells for hermit crabs to use as homes. Check the tides in St. Pete Beach here.
Sharing your shells on social media? Tag us on Facebook or Instagram!
3- Start Planning Your Fall Garden!
Many of our readers used some of their extra time this Spring to start or improve their gardens. If you want to keep your green thumb going by growing vegis this Fall, September is the time to start planting! See what you should be planting & when in Central Florida here. Send us a picture of your vegetable garden to share on our social media at paradisenewsfl@gmail.com.
Read our May Garden Gab article with growing ideas here.
4- Brush Up on What’s Biting with Hubbard’s Sunday Live Stream
Every Sunday Hubbard’s Marina goes live on Facebook & YouTube for their Q&A fishing show where they answer your questions, talk about the weather and educate you on many different tips and techniques, their upcoming trips that they have scheduled and more! Join Hubbard’s Marina every Sunday at 8:30pm by visiting their Youtube or Facebook pages!
5- Feel Accomplished: Take the Census
If you haven’t completed the census yet, take some time to complete it this weekend. As of early August, only about 64% of Pinellas households had responded by mail, online or phone. Florida lost $946 in federal funds for every person who was not counted in the 2010 Census – a total of $20 billion in losses, according to a recent report in the Tampa Bay Times. Completing the census is important to our county’s future. Fill it out at My2020census.gov/.
(Information from the City of St. Pete Beach.)
