St. Petersburg Arts Alliance

L I V (I N) G Estuary
2026-06-06 15:30 - 2026-06-27 17:00 (America/New_York) | Tully-Levine Gallery in the Warehouse Arts District Campus ArtXchange, 515 22nd Street South, St. Petersburg, 33712
A Solo Exhibition Created and Curated by
Ashley Rivers | The Nature of Fire
Showing at the Tully-Levine Gallery in the ArtXchange
From June 6th – 27th
515 22nd Street South, St Petersburg, Fl 33712
Exhibition Event Timeline
Opening Event: June 6th from 3:30-5p
ArtWalk: June 13th from 5-9p
Closing Event & Artificial Oyster Pot Community Creation Event:
Facilitated in collaboration with Non-Profit: Oyster River Ecology, on June 27th from 3:30-5p and Free to the public for all ages.
An estuary is a point of convergence- it is the space between, where freshwater rivers and salty ocean waters merge. This point, where the union of different elements and organisms come together to meet at a single point- where adaption and growth occurs, and the life of our special little oysters grows- indicates and symbolizes the very setting this exhibition is meant to be portrayed in.
This collection is directly influenced by the oyster shell and its deep, layered, and detailed ridges. Created through a combination of growth, environmental factors, and the deposition of materials, the ridges of the oyster shell act as a metaphor following my artistic identity and experiences lived.
The art is intended to achieve an inspiring and transformational impact on those who experience it by sharing the importance of not only restorative efforts of personal growth, but the importance of restorative efforts on/for the environment.
This exhibition is the space between.
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Thank you to the St. Petersburg Arts Alliance for the 2025 Individual Artist Grant that is assisting in making this project happen!

Watershed Stories
2026-06-13 10:00 - 13:00 | Weedon Island Preserve, 1800 Weedon Dr NE, St Petersburg, 33702
Step into the sound of water.
Join us for a one-of-a-kind Watershed Stories Workshop, a free, three-hour immersive experience, open to people of all ages, where Tampa Bay becomes more than a place; it becomes something you can hear, feel, and express.
Just drop in for a few minutes between 10 AM and 1 PM and experience the fun!
Through a collaboration with the USF Crescendo Project, you’ll experience the changing waters of Tampa Bay translated into music—data transformed into sound, science into sensation. Let the rhythms, tones, and currents guide you into a deeper connection with the waters that shape our region.
From there, we turn inward.
You’ll be invited to reflect on your own experiences with water—memories, emotions, moments of connection—and capture them in your own words. If you choose, your story can become part of a growing Water Experience Archive at the University of South Florida Library, preserving community voices alongside the evolving story of our watershed.
We’ll guide you in shaping those experiences into stories you can share—simple, powerful techniques to bring your moments to life for others.
And for those who feel the spark…
You’ll have the chance to enter a drawing for an extraordinary opportunity: three months of professional storytelling coaching, culminating in a live community concert performance in late October, where you can share your story with friends, neighbors, and fellow storytellers.
This is not just a workshop.
It’s an invitation to listen differently, to remember more deeply, and to become part of a living story—one that flows through all of us.
Come wade in.
Upcoming Watershed Stories Workshops (Free, all ages)
Camp Bayou Outdoor Learning Center – Saturday, May 2, 2026, 10 am–1 pm
Brooker Creek Preserve – Saturday, May 30, 2026, 10 am–1 pm
Weedon Island Preserve – Saturday, June 13, 2026, 10 am–1 pm
Pre-registration is suggested (to help us plan materials), but walk-ins are warmly welcome. Learn more at suncoaststorytellers.org/watershed-stories.

SHINE Mural Tour - A Star Trolley® Experience
2026-06-14 10:00 - 12:00 | Star Trolley, 2215 6th Ave S, St Petersburg, 33712
Explore St. Pete’s Iconic Murals
Step into a city-sized gallery where walls tell stories. Our mural tours take you through St. Pete’s most breathtaking street art, featuring world-renowned and local artists whose work has transformed the city into a vibrant outdoor museum. From towering masterpieces to hidden gems, you’ll experience the creativity that makes St. Pete a top destination for art lovers.
See the latest murals, hear the stories behind them, and immerse yourself in the culture that defines this artistic city. Seats are limited—reserve your spot today!
Stars shine on st pete murals
Star Trolley’s Mural Tour, offers a unique and engaging journey through the streets of St. Petersburg, Florida. This tour highlights the city’s transformation into an exceptional outdoor gallery, thanks to the SHINE® Mural Festival. Since its inception in 2015 by the St. Petersburg Arts Alliance, the festival has played a pivotal role in revitalizing neighborhoods and fostering community unity through the medium of street art.
On this tour, you will board a white, vintage style, open-air Star Trolley® to explore numerous murals crafted by renowned local, national, and international artists. The journey provides an insightful look into the city’s art scene, narrated by expert guides who share the stories and inspirations behind these dynamic artworks.

L I V (I N) G Estuary: Artificial Oyster Pot Community Event & Exhibition Closing
2026-06-27 15:30 - 17:00 | Warehouse Arts District, 515 22nd Street S., St. Petersburg, FL, 33712, United States
Saturday, June 27, 2026
3:30 PM 5:00 PM
Tully-Levine Gallery in the ArtsXchange (map)
Join Ashley Rivers | The Nature of Fire for the closing of her first Solo Exhibition:
“L I V (I N) G Estuary” … a space between.
An art exhibition that – influenced directly by the oyster shell and its deep, layered, and detailed ridges – explores my personal experience with artistic growth, environmental factors, and materials/media experimentation over the years I have been practicing as a professional artist.
The Closing Reception & Artificial Oyster Pot Community Creation Event will be happening on June 27th from 3:30 PM–5:00 PM, an afternoon of art, small bites, and good vibes.
Facilitated by Non-Profit: Oyster River Ecology, this is a fun, unique, family friendly, and environmentally conscious art event where all can come and make artificial oyster pots that will be directly placed into our estuary! A community engagement event where participants/volunteers are actively involved in environmental restoration efforts! Come make one oyster pot or stay for the whole event and make 20+!
About the Exhibition
An estuary is a point of convergence- it is the space between, where freshwater rivers and salty ocean waters merge. This point, where the union of different elements and organisms come together to meet at a single point- where adaption and growth occurs, and the life of our special little oysters grows- indicates and symbolizes the very setting this exhibition is meant to be portrayed in.
Through repetition and active material experimentation, these artworks investigate the intrinsic relationship between the natural systems and developments of an oyster and its shell, and the symbolism of them compared to our human identity- specifically to my lived artistic experiences. The work explores my personal experience with artistic growth, environmental factors, and materials/media experimentation over the years I have been practicing as a professional artist.
Working with multiple mediums- including clays, raw dyes and pigments, natural fibers, metals, wood, and hand-made papers and twines- the sculptures aim to share, through textural and vulnerable forms, that humans and nature share systematic parallels.
This collection is directly influenced by the oyster shell and its deep, layered, and detailed ridges. Created through a combination of growth, environmental factors, and the deposition of materials, the ridges of the oyster shell act as a metaphor following my artistic identity and experiences lived.
The art is intended to achieve an inspiring and transformational impact on those who experience it by sharing the importance of not only restorative efforts of personal growth, but the importance of restorative efforts on/for the environment.
This exhibition is the space between.
Special thanks to the St. Petersburg Arts Alliance for awarding me the 2025 Individual Artist Grant to assist in making this projects happen!

L I V (I N) G Estuary: Artificial Oyster Pot Community Event & Exhibition Closing
2026-06-27 15:30 - 17:30 | Warehouse Arts District, 515 22nd Street S., St. Petersburg, FL, 33712, United States
A Solo Exhibition Created and Curated by
Ashley Rivers | The Nature of Fire
Showing at the Tully-Levine Gallery in the ArtXchange
From June 6th – 27th
515 22nd Street South, St Petersburg, Fl 33712
Exhibition Event Timeline
Opening Event: June 6th from 3:30-5p
ArtWalk: June 13th from 5-9p
Closing Event & Artificial Oyster Pot Community Creation Event:
Facilitated in collaboration with Non-Profit: Oyster River Ecology, on June 27th from 3:30-5p and Free to the public for all ages.
Thank you to the St. Petersburg Arts Alliance for the 2025 Individual Artist Grant that is assisting in making this project happen!
(Short Verbiage about the exhibition)
An estuary is a point of convergence- it is the space between, where freshwater rivers and salty ocean waters merge. This point, where the union of different elements and organisms come together to meet at a single point- where adaption and growth occurs, and the life of our special little oysters grows- indicates and symbolizes the very setting this exhibition is meant to be portrayed in.
This collection is directly influenced by the oyster shell and its deep, layered, and detailed ridges. Created through a combination of growth, environmental factors, and the deposition of materials, the ridges of the oyster shell act as a metaphor following my artistic identity and experiences lived.
The art is intended to achieve an inspiring and transformational impact on those who experience it by sharing the importance of not only restorative efforts of personal growth, but the importance of restorative efforts on/for the environment.
This exhibition is the space between.

SHINE Murals: A Star Trolley® Experience
2026-06-28 10:00 - 12:00 | Star Trolley, 2215 6th Ave S, St Petersburg, 33712

Glass & Sass: Pride Make & Take Workshop
2026-06-28 14:00 - 18:00 | Glass of Life, 499 7th Ave N, St. Petersburg, 33701
Celebrate Pride with an afternoon of stained glass, creativity, and plenty of sass at Glass of Life!
Join us for a special Pride-themed Make & Take workshop featuring Bak Lava. Create your own stained glass piece while enjoying mimosas, charcuterie, music, and a lively studio atmosphere. No experience is necessary. We’ll guide you through every step of the process, making this a fun and approachable introduction to stained glass.
Special LGBTQ+ themed patterns will be available exclusively for this event.
Event Details:
• Sunday, June 28
• Workshop start times: 2:00 PM, 2:30 PM, and 3:00 PM
• Workshops take approximately 2-3 hours to complete
• Limited to 12 workshop participants
To create the best experience for everyone, workshop start times are staggered. Please arrive at your selected start time.
The studio will also be open to the public throughout the event, so friends and guests are welcome to stop by, see what everyone is creating, and enjoy the festivities.
Space is limited and advance registration is recommended.

4th of July Weekend at FloridaRAMA
2026-07-02 12:00 - 2026-07-04 20:00 | FloridaRAMA, 2606 Fairfield Ave S., St. Petersburg, 33712
Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary with a FloridaRAMA adventure! For a limited time, enjoy our Fourth of July Special: 2 General Admission Tickets, 2 Scavenger Hunts, and 2 pairs of RAMA Specs for just $50. Explore FloridaRAMA’s immersive art experience together, uncover hidden surprises with our interactive scavenger hunt and take home a pair of RAMA Specs to enhance your experience. Your RAMA Specs are perfect for watching Fourth of July fireworks after your visit!

JOYLAND: Benaiah Cusack Exhibition
2026-07-03 10:00 - 2026-08-08 17:00 | morean arts center, 719 Central Avenue, St. Petersburg, 33701
On view: July 3 – August 8
Meet the artist/reception: July 11, 5pm to 8pm
Joyland is a state of mind guided by wonder and curiosity through the creative process of art making. Inspired by imaginary coastal spaces, ocean light, rhythmic movement, tropical color, the energy of street art, and a hint of the cosmic, this body of work explores environments that feel both vibrant and introspective. Layered surfaces, fluid forms, and bold color interactions create an atmosphere that moves between dreamscape and memory—places that do not exist, yet feel familiar. The work balances playfulness with reflection, inviting moments of connection, engagement, and emotional escape.
Through Joyland, viewers are invited into a vivid world where imagination, energy and emotion converge—a space that rekindles wonder and joy.
Benaiah Cusack is an abstract landscape and mixed-media painter working in acrylic, ink, graphite, and collage. His practice explores color, gesture, and layered composition, shifting between structure and spontaneity to build surfaces shaped through an intuitive process. Based in St. Petersburg, Florida, his work draws from coastal environments, street art and mural culture, atmospheric light, and rhythmic movement, translating fragments of observation into painted works. Through processes of
building, obscuring, and reworking, he develops imagery defined by form, flow, and visual rhythm.
Rather than depicting specific locations, Cusack’s paintings move between imagined terrain, instinct, and sensory experience, inviting viewers into immersive spaces shaped by color, radiance, and abstraction.
HOME | bcusackart.com

Neverne Covington: Into the Mystic Opening Night
2026-07-11 17:00 - 20:00 | morean arts center, 719 Central Avenue, St. Petersburg, 33701
Opening Reception: July 11th, 5pm to 8pm
Continuing a tradition at the Morean, we are proud to present last year’s Margaret Murphy Steward Best of Show winner, Neverne Covington. In addition to a cash prize, the winning artist receives a solo show in our gallery to coincide with the following year’s members show. Neverne is the 14th artist to receive this opportunity.
About Neverne:
Neverne Covington’s drawings, prints, paintings and sculpture explore childhood, language, landscape, memory, and the gothic south. Her work has been exhibited at the Tampa Museum of Art, the Brevard Museum of Art, the State Capital, the Florida Museum for Women Artists in Deland, Florida and various venues throughout Florida, Georgia and Alabama.
​​She recently returned from an artist residency at the VCCA Moulin a Nef in Auvillar, France. Covington was born in Laurelton, New York, grew up in Florida, and attended City & Guilds College in London, England. She graduated from Eckerd College and has maintained her studio in downtown Saint Petersburg for three decades.
Artist Statement:
I use oil paint, oil sticks and wax on canvas to create my work. I start with small intimate studies and expand to larger works, often executing several paintings at the same time. I look for the dialogue as my paintings speak to one another. Using progressive layers and glazes, some transparent, some thick and opaque, each brushstroke or mark becomes the topography of the surface. Each layer informs the next.
Direct observation and immersion in the natural world, informs my work and determines its themes: permanence, impermanence, and transience. My paintings discover the tangible and intangible forces that form matter from which our being and our very nature emerge.
Rhythm, pattern, and repetition dictate my process and the direction each work will take. The viscosity and consistency of the mediums enhance the work as I smear, drag, rub to create volume and form. The oil sticks, paint, and wax, combined with the shimmering transparent glazes, produce depth. The history of painting, and my study of it, informs each mark I make.
Painting makes me pay attention. It entices me into the mystery of nature and the landscape of memory. It is a way of bringing order to the world I know and to the preconscious world of which I know so little. I am fascinated with what came before us, with humankind’s relationship to our living, breathing world. In my work I strive to reveal nature’s known, unknown and unknowable entities. It is my humble hope that audience will respond to these resonances.

SUMMER CABARET SERIES: BEACH, PLEASE!
2026-07-11 19:00 - 21:00 | American Stage, 163 3rd Street North, Saint Petersburg, FL, 33701, United States
Grab a margarita and relax as some of your favorite American Stage vocalists take the stage to perform songs of the summer, including Beach Boys, Steely Dan, ABBA, Hall & Oats, and the best of yacht rock and pop!
When: Saturday, July 11, 2026
Where: American Stage Theater
Ticket Price: $35

The Art of Tango with Gina Santamaria
2026-07-21 17:30 - 19:00
Overview
Step into Argentine Tango and learn the moves, rhythm, and connection in a fun, guided social dance experience.
Event Highlights: 🎶✨
• Learn Argentine Tango with expert instructor Gina Santamaria 💃🇦🇷
• Beginner-friendly guidance with real partner connection techniques 🤝💫
• Museum access included with your ticket 🏛️🎟️
• Light refreshments available for purchase 🍷🥂
Event Details: 📅⏰
Date: July 21st, 2026
Time: 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
Location: Imagine Museum, 1901 Central Ave, St. Petersburg, FL 33713 📍
Tickets: $10 General Admission | Free for Members 🎟️
The Experience: ✨🔥
Gina Santamaria brings over 15 years of professional dance experience, with training rooted in Argentina 🇦🇷. As the founder of Tango House, she has taught dancers of all levels and created inclusive programs, including work with individuals with Parkinson’s. Her teaching style centers on connection, confidence, and making tango feel natural from your very first steps 💫
This is not just a class, it’s a shared experience designed to get you moving, interacting, and fully present 🫶. With limited space, the setting stays personal, allowing you to learn faster and actually enjoy the dance 💃🔥
🎟️ Reserve your spot now and step onto the dance floor with confidence. Spots are limited and expected to fill quickly ⏳✨
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Mythic Manga Market ✨
2026-07-24 17:00 - 21:00
Overview
A high-energy fandom market where anime, manga, and comic culture collide inside a vibrant creator-driven experience.
Event Highlights:
🛍️ Curated vendor market featuring anime, manga, and comic-inspired art, merch, and collectibles
🎨 Free museum entry for all guests inside Imagine Museum
☕ Light refreshments available for purchase
📸 Cosplay-friendly atmosphere designed for photos, community, and connection
Event Details:
📅 Date: Friday, July 24th, 2026
⏰ Time: 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
📍 Location: Imagine Museum, 1901 Central Ave, St. Petersburg, FL 33713
🎟️ Admission: $5
Experience:
Step into a living fandom space where creators and fans share the same world for a night. Browse original art, independent makers, and rare finds while supporting local and regional artists shaping today’s pop culture landscape. Whether you show up in full cosplay or casual fit, the energy is built around expression, creativity, and community. This is a space where fandom is not just seen, it is lived.
Join a growing community of collectors, artists, and fans who turn imagination into something real.
✨ Secure your spot early, this is a limited-capacity experience.

Clay Yard Sale Event
2026-07-25 11:00 - 16:00 | Morean Center for Clay, 420 22nd Street South, Saint Petersburg, FL, 33712, United States
he Morean Center for Clay is clearing out their studio shelves and giving a king’s share of ceramic pieces a second chance to get adopted by a new home-
Come dig for treasures!
Yard Sale goods will be under the sheltered tents out front.
Participating Artists: Everyone who has forgotten and abandoned work at the studio.
There is a king’s share of wonderful art that wants a home and must go!

Graphic Worlds Opening Reception
2026-07-25 17:00 - 20:00
Overview
Join us for an evening of art and culture at ‘Graphic Worlds’ Opening Reception
Join Us for the Opening Reception of ‘Graphic Worlds: Exploring Comic and Anime Art’
As the artists, partners and friends of Imagine Museum’s latest exhibition, Graphic Worlds: Exploring Comic and Anime Art, we invite you to attend the exhibition’s opening night. Immerse yourself in the dynamic world of comics and anime through an extensive collection of paintings, illustrations, sequential art, video art, glass art, and sculptures by talented international artists.
Event Highlights:
Meet the Artists: Engage with the creators behind the art.
Live Music: Enjoy themed live music
Food Trucks: Savor Japanese and themed treats.
Special Guest: Meet social media cosplayers
Don’t miss this celebration of visual storytelling and cultural exchange. Join us for an evening of art, music, food, and fun!
Get your tickets now and be part of this unique event!

Electric Aura: Pikachu Stained Glass Workshop ⚡✨
2026-07-26 12:00 - 14:00
Overview
Create a glowing Pikachu stained glass piece in a beginner friendly workshop!
Event Highlights: ⚡
• 🎨 Assemble your own Pikachu stained glass artwork using a pre cut beginner friendly design
• ⚡ Electric inspired color palette for a bright, glowing finished piece
• 🧩 All materials included for a smooth, guided hands on experience
• 🏛️ Museum admission included with your ticket for a full creative visit
Event Details: 📅
Date: July 26th, 2026
Time: 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM ⏰
Location: Theater Room📍
Capacity: 20 participants 👥
Ticket Price: $45 🎟️
Ticket Sales: Open until 30 minutes before class begins
Experience: ✨
This workshop is designed for beginners and fans of playful, character inspired art who want a simple and rewarding stained glass experience 💡. You will be guided step by step through assembling a Pikachu themed design using pre cut glass pieces, making the process approachable even if it is your first time working with stained glass ⚡
The focus is on ease, creativity, and enjoyment, allowing you to complete a polished piece in a single session without technical overwhelm 🖼️. Small group sizing ensures more personal guidance, a relaxed pace, and a higher quality final result 🌿
Led by a local stained glass artist, this experience blends art instruction with a fun, themed creative escape that leaves you with something you can proudly display at home 🎨
🎟️ Reserve your seat early. With only 20 spots available, this workshop is expected to fill quickly and will close once capacity is reached ⚡

Maker Mondays at FloridaRAMA
2026-07-27 18:00 - 20:00 | FloridaRAMA, 2606 Fairfield Ave S., St. Petersburg, 33712
All day, guests will enjoy full FloridaRAMA experience access to explore the immersive installations.
From 6–8 PM, Emilie Hernandez with Mani Mina Studio will lead a 2-hour guided workshop where participants will create their own Heirloom Mermaid Doll. Along the way, they’ll learn basic hand-stitching techniques, decorate their doll’s face and assemble a one-of-a-kind keepsake to take home.
Tickets are $80 and include FloridaRAMA admission, and the workshop with all materials provided.

Mommy and Me: Parent-Child Doll Making with Emilie Hernandez
2026-08-01 10:00 - 12:00 | morean arts center, 719 Central Avenue, St. Petersburg, 33701
Open to ages 5 – 12, come explore various techniques to create their own one-of-a-kind doll!
Students will learn skills they can replicate at home for endless world building and creative expression. Whether it’s outfits, features, accessories or that unexplainable magic only you can create, each student will leave with a unique doll full of personality!
Each child must be accompanied by an adult, who helps participate in creating accessories with their child as they monitor and help them with the use of hot glue, scissors, and other technically advanced tools. Adults get to create as well and customize a “Take-Home Bag” to transport their hand-made doll home.

For The Birds - An Artful Fundraiser
2026-08-07 18:00 - 21:00 | Brenda McMahon Gallery, 2901 Beach Blvd S, #104, Gulfport, FL, 33707, United States
We are excited to announce a group exhibition: FOR THE BIRDS – An Artful Fundraiser.
Over 18 artists have been invited to show ‘bird art’ at this exhibition where 10% of the sales proceeds go directly to Birds in Helping Hands, a rescue organization helping birds in crises.
We love our aviary friends, but often human behavior puts birds in dire circumstances. Birds in Helping Hands will rescue birds tangled in fishing wire, torn by hooks or just suffering from broken limbs. Whatever the trauma, Birds in Helping Hands, an all volunteer organization, is there to help.
This August, Brenda McMahon Gallery is connecting art lovers with bird lovers. We aim to inspire while also doing good!
The exhibition runs through August 30th.
We are thrilled to host Jazz singer Sasha Tuck & Mike Hoke for our musical interlude. Music is on the Stage at 2901 runs from 6-9pm.

Meet The Bird Rescue Crew!
2026-08-15 18:00 - 20:00 | Brenda McMahon Gallery, 2901 Beach Blvd S, #104, Gulfport, FL, 33707, United States
This month’s BIRD EXHIBITION is a fundraiser for Birds in Helping Hands, a not-for-profit bird rescue that serves Hillsborough, Pasco & Pinellas counties.
Tonight, we’ve asked them to join us and share more about what they do and how they work. We aim to both raise awareness and help more injured Florida birds.
This sit-down talk will run from 6-7pm. We hope to see you there.
Gulfport’s Night Market is underway and runs from 5-9pm. The Gallery is open all night.

Southern Nights: Traditional groundhog kiln workshop with Jon Brinley
2026-08-21 08:00 - 2026-08-22 10:00 | Morean Center for Clay, 420 22nd Street South, Saint Petersburg, FL, 33712, United States
Friday and Saturday
August 21 – 22
Time
8am Friday – Est. 10am Saturday
Price
$250 – Materials Fee $50 paid at the start of the workshop ~ Cash Only
Traditional groundhog kilns have been the mainstay kiln design of eastern Appalachia for over 150 years. Their simplistic design lends to a relatively fast firing cycle of 8-12 hours, compared to other kiln designs, while heavily relying on alkaline glazes, slips and salt for the ware.
Though many of today’s contemporary wood fire potters may have moved away from these kilns there are some that only prefer this traditional method of firing.
We aim to show why these traditions are still viable. With less stresses on the exacts of stoking sequences and more on wood selection and clay choices. We will also be sharing few glazes that have served potters of old, and us very well.
Students will arrive at 8am on Friday with 6-12 pieces of their own medium sized pottery, ready to be fired. Students and instructors will work together to load the kiln and firing will begin around 6pm. The kiln must be tended to at all times, and students will pick shifts to keep things running through the night. Expect a late evening, midnight, or early Saturday shift.
Register Here!
Supplies:
Closed Toed shoes
Natural fiber clothing
6-12 pieced of your own, medium sized, work to be fired

AMERICA’S LARGEST NUTCRACKER TOUR RETURNS — NUTCRACKER! MAGICAL CHRISTMAS BALLET ON SALE NOW
2026-12-27
Celebrate the season with NUTCRACKER! Magical Christmas Ballet, the largest touring production of its kind in North America. Coming to Duke Energy Center for the Arts Mahaffey Theatre. ST PETERSBURG, FL. On DECEMBER 27, 2026, this unforgettable performance features an international cast of dancers, dazzling acrobatics, elaborate costumes, and larger-than-life puppetry.
Set to the timeless music of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, the production transforms the stage into a magical holiday experience. A highlight of the show is the “Dove of Peace” adagio, a powerful and visually stunning moment that captivates audiences of all ages.
Now in its 34th year, the production continues to delight families across more than 80 cities annually.
