The Arts

Art, All Over the Place

St. Pete-Clearwater’s arts scene looks a lot like the inside of a kaleidoscope – vividly colored and full of possibilities. 
 

From the Dalí Museum and Chihuly Collection in downtown St. Pete to gallery-lined main streets in Dunedin, Safety Harbor, and Tarpon Springs, creative energy shows up in nearly every direction you head in St. Pete-Clearwater. However far you wander from the beach, there's usually a mural, a gallery, or a historic theater waiting to be discovered.

Stunning Street Art

Throughout St. Pete and nearby cities, you'll find more than 600 amazing murals decorating buildings and streets. In fact, every October, the annual SHINE mural festival brings local and national muralists together to create new works of art each year.

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Art Galleries

Appreciate the work of local artists and buy a special souvenir at one of the many independent art galleries in St. Pete. See gorgeous glass art at the Duncan McClellan Gallery in the Warehouse Arts District, shop for handcrafted items at Florida CraftArt on Central Avenue, and learn how to turn clay into a showpiece at Charlie Parker Pottery and the Clay Center of St. Petersburg. To really get to the roots of St. Pete’s vibrant local arts scene, check out The Factory, a communal creative and entertainment space in the Warehouse Arts District. A variety of tenants work there and showcase their talents. 

Outside of St. Pete, look for art galleries in the region’s downtowns and main street areas, including Dunedin, Safety Harbor and Tarpon Springs. 

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Condé Nast ​Traveler named St. Pete one of the top small U.S. cities with "big-time art scenes."

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