The Brief
- The Treehouse Sanctuary inside the former Euclid Methodist Church is open to the public for the first time in decades, now hosting indoor farmers markets to fund restoration.
- Owners Noam and Irene Krasniansky say they need at least $100,000 for immediate repairs, including a new roof and windows, but community support is growing.
- Long-term plans include hosting weddings and healing gatherings.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla – What was once a quiet, nearly-forgotten church tucked inside one of St. Pete’s oldest neighborhoods is now stirring with new life — and the smell of fresh produce, baked goods and handmade art.
The Treehouse Sanctuary, located inside the historic Euclid Methodist Church on 13th Ave. North has reopened its doors to the public for the first time in decades.
Each Sunday through at least August, its sanctuary will transform into an indoor farmers market — filled with local vendors, neighbors, and plenty of community spirit.
What they’re saying:
“We fell in love with the church, and it is like a money pit,” said owner Noam Krasniansky, who took on the massive restoration effort with his wife, Irene. “Through sheer strength and sweat and a lot of work, and almost going bankrupt, we are working to save it.”…