Artist Carrie Jadus of Soft Water Studios works on a mural in St. Pete's Warehouse Arts District.
The Warehouse Arts District
Once upon a time, this former industrial area in St. Pete – located between 16th Street and 31st Street, from 10th Avenue South to 1st Avenue North – caught the eye of local artists looking for big, inexpensive spaces to sculpt, blow glass and do metalwork. Their vision gave rise to the Warehouse Arts District, an exciting hub for creatives, locals and visitors who appreciate their work.
Though nationally known artists such as Duncan McClellan and Mark Aeling have space here – and frequent events can add a certain layer of buzz – you’ll find the Warehouse Arts District is all about its laid-back vibe. Its innovative spirit and lack of pretentiousness mean you can get up-close to the creative process here.
