Celebrate the Fourth of July the St. Pete Beach way with a fun-filled evening at Horan Park on Saturday, July 4 from 5–9pm. Expect a little bit of everything—BBQ competition, inflatable obstacle course, games, crafts, a dunk tank, and plenty of treats—plus a special military tribute and flyover from 5:30–6pm. It’s an easy, family-friendly way to spend the holiday right on the waterfront. The night wraps up with a fireworks show over the beach at 9pm, so bring your chairs, your crew, and your red, white, and blue spirit.
Sponge Docks Craft Fest Returns in July
Looking ahead, don’t miss the Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks Craft Festival happening July 11–12 along Dodecanese Boulevard. This free, family- and pet-friendly event is a great chance to browse handmade jewelry, pottery, art, home décor, and specialty foods while supporting local and visiting artisans. It’s the perfect excuse to stroll the waterfront, shop a little, and soak in the unique charm of the Sponge Docks.
World Cup Watch Parties Draw Crowds in St. Pete
In partnership with Great Bay Distributors, the American Outlaws-St. Petersburg Chapter, Mary Margaret’s Olde Irish Tavern and the Tampa Bay Rowdies are hosting a series of public viewing events across. St. Petersburg’s most iconic venues this summer. As the nation celebrates hosting the 2026 World Cup and “America 250,” thousands of the region’s most passionate fans will gather to experience the game on massive 20-foot-tall LED screens with a high-octane stadium atmosphere. The series will continue at Jannus Live on June 19th and Ferg’s Pavilion on June 25th, making it a full summer of downtown…