Tidbits & Local News- March 18, 2021

Gulf Beaches Rotary Spring Break Waterfront Festival

The Gulf Beaches Rotary Club Annual Spring Break Waterfront Festival is this weekend, March 18-21, 2021, at ROC Park in Madeira Beach. Ride wristbands are just $17. CLICK HERE to learn more.


St. Pete Beach Updates Parking Meters

On Tuesday, March 2nd the City of St. Pete Beach’s Parking Department began working on updating the pay stations to a touch screen display.As part of the city’s initiative to transfer over to a cashless parking system, the pay stations will no longer accept coin payments. Only credit cards will be accepted.As they continue to focus on being eco-friendly and reducing waste, paper receipts will no longer be available. One can request for an email receipt or no receipt. Receipts do not need to be displayed as payment is indicated by the parking space number, not a paper receipt.


WADA Groundbreaking for NEW Arts Education Center

The Warehouse Arts District Association (WADA) held a ceremonial groundbreaking at the Warehouse Arts District Association’s ArtsXchange Campus on Wednesday March 10. The new Arts Education Center will be named the Frances McSwain Pruitt and J. Crayton Pruitt Arts Education Center which will host the Aresty School for Young Artists.
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Clothes to Kids Sock Drive

Clothes To Kids Announces its annual “Sock It To Us” Drive. More than 80,000 pairs of socks will be given out this year to school children Pre K-4 thru 12 grade, in Hillsborough and Pinellas County. We need your help! Please “Sock It To CTK” and donate girls no show sock sizes S, M and Large and boys and young men socks. Click here to learn more.



NEW TIDBITS:

  • CLICK HERE to see last week’s tidbits.
  • The MARCH Issue is NOW online. Read it here.
  • The Tampa Bay Rays will hold a drive-thru opening day event on March 27th. Click here to learn more.
  • The Indian Shores Library will hold their Spring book sale this Sunday, March 21st 9am-1pm. Come check out all the books, DVDs, and games available for your Easter baskets.
  • The town of Indian Shores wants to remind visitors that dogs are not allowed on Indian Shores or Redington Shores beaches. INFO
  • The St. Petersburg Museum of History released their 2021 Happy Hour with the Historian schedule last week. Click here to check it out.
  • St. Petersburg Ballet Conservatory Presents ‘A Night at the Cafe’ next weekend, March 26-28th. Click here to learn more.

UPCOMING EVENTS:

  • Gulf Beaches Spring Break Waterfront Festival- March 18-21 INFO
  • St. Pete Beach Spring Concert Series- March 19 INFO
  • Southeastern Guide Dogs Walkathon- March 20  NEW DATE is Saturday, May 1 2021 INFO
  • Best Seat in the House, A Chair-ity Auction- March 20 INFO
  • Great American Cleanup at Clam Bayou- March 20 INFO
  • Museum of Fine Arts Art in Bloom- March 25-28 TICKETS
  • SPBC Presents ‘A Night at the Cafe- March 26-28 INFO
  • St. Petersburg Opera POPera!- March 26-28 TICKETS
  • St. Pete Beach Underwater Egg Hunt- April 3 INFO
  • 28th Annual Spring King of the Beach- April 29- May 1 INFO

REMINDERS

March Issue


March Features

In March’s Travels through Property Law, Tom Brodersen Esq. shares what’s in that real estate listing.
HOME ENTERTAINING By Nanette Wiser If you’re visiting, there’s nothing better than bringing a taste…
Nanette Wiser let updates you on the outdoor concerts, local bands and where to see live music day and night from downtown St. Pete to the Gulf Beaches.
Nanette Wiser shares how you can celebrate National Cocktail Day all month long and explore the bar trends.
Peter Roos updates you on all the local news & tidbits happening in our Pinellas County Gulf Beaches & St. Petersburg.
Caron Schwartz lets you know what is happening in our local & vibrant Art & Theater scene this March.
Steve Traiman delves into the STPETE2050 Visioning Initiative in this March featured story.
Learn what’s new at The Centre St. Pete Beach this March as well as what they have planned for 4:20.

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