Events This Week

This year's annual festival will showcase new vibrant, creative and inspiring murals in St. Pete created by international, national and local artists. The new pieces will further enrich the city's public outdoor gallery, adding new styles-from colorful geometric patterns to delicately-rendered realism-all expertly painted on large walls and even on street intersections. 

Trunk-or-Treat is back and better than ever! Join us Thursday October 24th for a fantastic evening filled with Halloween fun! Start off by trick-or-treating from spooky trunks in the parking lot and end the night in Horan Park watching a family friendly Halloween movie in the under the stars all for FREE! Trunk-or-Treat starts at 5:30pm and the movie in the park starts at 6:30pm. For more information visit www.spbrec.com or call 727-363-9245. This event will take place at 7701 Boca Ciega Dr. St. Pete Beach Fl, 33706.

Children are invited to trick or treat along Main St. and Broadway Ave. in downtown Dunedin! Starting at 5 p.m., visit any store that has a pumpkin in the window to add a sweet treat to your candy collection. The Dunedin History Museum's costume parade will begin lining up at 5:45 pm and parade to Pioneer Park for awards at 6:30 pm. Cap the night off with a family-friendly Film in the Park.

More delicious, fresh stone crab to go around! The annual Palm Pavilion Stone Crab Festival goes down on the beach next to the restaurant, celebrating the start of stone crab season and featuring live music all three days. Friday and Saturday action runs from 10:30 a.m.-11 p.m. with Sunday going from 10:30 a.m.-10 p.m. 

Kick fear up a notch with the inaugural Stadium of Screams and Fall Festival at Al Lang Stadium for two days of spine-tingling, bone-chilling, teeth-chattering fun. On Friday, October 25, experience sheer terror in the Haunted House as you step into the darkest timeline where some of Hollywood's most horrific creations are hell-bent on making sure you leave screaming. On Sunday, October 27, turn down the screams and enjoy a kid friendly Haunted House, Halloween family-classics on the field, face-painting, soccer drills and more!

Stroll the historic Sponge Docks of Tarpon Springs and browse over 90 of the nation's top artist and crafters with American made creations. Beautiful jewelry, ceramics, paintings and more will be on display. Visit www.spongedocks.net for more information.  

Don't miss the year's most surreal circus that is Suenos de Dali,  as the Museum and its grounds are transformed into a big top experience like no other. Enjoy themed open bars, custom cocktails, tempting taste treats and dancing the night away.. all to benefit the work of The Dalí to fulfill its vital mission as a nonprofit arts institution focused on educational & community outreach. Complimentary valet parking is available. Costumes encouraged, delight guaranteed.