I Love the Burg

Since its debut in May 2009, I Love the Burg has aimed to establish St. Petersburg, affectionately known as the #BURG, as the ultimate destination to live, work, and enjoy life. Our website serves as a valuable resource for exploring the various events and opportunities available in this vibrant Sunshine City.

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Indie Flea returns to St. Pete with a big indoor market series

1 week ago | ilovetheburg.com | Andrew Harlan

Indie Flea, one of the region’s most beloved local markets, is making its long-awaited return to St. Pete this summer. The pop-up shopping experience will bring more than 100 of Tampa Bay’s top vendors to the historic Coliseum (535 5th Ave N) for two special summer markets on Sunday, July 13, and Sunday, August 10. Each event runs from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., and admission is free.
500+ new parking spaces coming to the EDGE District this spring

1 week ago | ilovetheburg.com | Andrew Harlan

A brand-new parking garage is about to debut in St. Pete’s EDGE District, and it’s bringing more than just extra space. According to sources, the garage, part of the transformative development known as The Central, will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony on April 22. The garage will offer 540 parking spaces, 400 of which will be public parking, and available via a cashless app-based system. This addition already promises to ease parking pressure in one of downtown’s busiest neighborhoods.
Big living shoreline installation set for this weekend in Safety Harbor

1 week ago | ilovetheburg.com | Andrew Harlan

Volunteers are needed for living shoreline installation at Philippe Park on April 19. The park is located at 2525 Philippe Pkwy in Safety Harbor. Pinellas County is calling on local nature lovers and community champions to roll up their sleeves for an exciting volunteer opportunity at Philippe Park on April 19. The county will continue its living shoreline enhancement project — and you can be a part of it.
The Library is St. Pete's chic hidden oasis for cocktails, cuisine and gatherings

1 week ago | ilovetheburg.com | Bob Carskadon

There is a food-and-drink-filled literary oasis hidden in plain sight in St. Pete. The Library Restaurant, inspired by the George Peabody Library, is a must-visit for incredible literary-inspired cocktails, splurge-worthy culinary delights, and upscale escapism. The bright and airy restaurant, located in the Johns Hopkins All Children’s Research and Education Building at 600 5th Street South, does in fact look like one of the world’s many beautiful libraries when you walk in.
St. Pete Budget Open House is focused on local resilience

1 week ago | ilovetheburg.com | Andrew Harlan

St. Pete residents have a unique opportunity to help shape the future of their city. The City of St. Petersburg will host its annual Budget Open House on Monday, April 14, at 6 p.m. in City Hall Council Chambers (175 5th St. N). The event gives locals a chance to learn more about the budget planning process for Fiscal Year 2026—and most importantly, to speak up about their priorities. Mayor Kenneth T.
Woodson African American Museum selected to host Smithsonian Exhibition in 2026

1 week ago | ilovetheburg.com | Andrew Harlan

The Woodson African American Museum of Florida (2240 9th Ave S), a cultural gem in St. Pete, has been chosen for a special statewide project. In partnership with the Smithsonian’s Museum on Main Street, Florida Humanities selected Woodson as one of just three organizations to take part in Starter Kit: Many Voices, One Nation.
St. Pete hosts 20th Sunscreen Film Fest featuring 200+ films and major parties

2 weeks ago | ilovetheburg.com | Bob Carskadon

Celebrating its milestone 20th anniversary, the Sunscreen Film Festival is making its annual return to St. Pete this spring, April 24-27, bringing an incredible lineup of films, panels, parties, and workshops to the city. This year’s festival will showcase more than 200 feature films, documentaries, shorts and foreign films, alongside a robust lineup of workshops from industry professionals.
Fun Pinellas program supports early education, as 80% of brain growth happens from ages 0-3

2 weeks ago | ilovetheburg.com | Bob Carskadon

In honor of the annual Week of the Young Child, a nationwide initiative supporting early childhood education, we’re highlighting the work done this week and all year round by a local stalwart: Turbo Babies, fueled by the Juvenile Welfare Board of Pinellas County, which encourages and supports educational growth for children ages 0-3 years old. Turbo Babies has announced an interactive campaign and some big-time giveaways as they participate in The Week of the Young Child, which runs April 5-11.
St. Pete is giving away 1,000 free trees as part of big Canopy Initiative

2 weeks ago | ilovetheburg.com | Andrew Harlan

St. Pete is growing something big this Earth Month—1,000 new trees, to be exact. As part of its new Community Canopy Initiative, the city will kick off the effort with a massive tree giveaway on Saturday, April 19, offering 500 free trees to residents across two locations. This bold initiative helps expand St. Pete’s urban canopy while giving neighbors a fun, hands-on way to celebrate Earth Day (April 22) and Arbor Day (April 25).
PIE has its busiest March ever with more than 291,000 passengers

2 weeks ago | ilovetheburg.com | Andrew Harlan

St. Pete–Clearwater International Airport (PIE) just wrapped up a record-setting Spring Break season. In March alone, 291,976 passengers traveled through PIE to experience all the sun and fun Pinellas County has to offer. Getting from the airport to the beach is now easier than ever thanks to a new transit option from PSTA: The Grouper. This affordable and convenient shuttle service connects PIE with Clearwater Beach, offering a seamless ride for both locals and visitors.