April 17-19 Across three iconic St. Petersburg locations. This year marks the first time Soul Revival expands to a full three-day experience, each day intentionally designed to educate, celebrate, and heal. Friday, April 17 — […]
April 18 from 8-11PM Speak Easy: Words That Breathe is a live poetry experience designed for people who crave something real. This isn’t quiet classroom poetry. Buy Tickets
April 19 at 9AM Meet in the parking lot, split up for an hour or so to wander and write, then come back for an open mic and snacks. For the open mic we’ll meet […]
April 19 at 4PM In celebration of the rich and lasting contributions women have made to our history and culture, Valerie Gillespie leads this year’s Women of Jazz XIX concert, featuring an exceptional ensemble of […]
This FREE concert in the library features Rio de Janeiro singer Andrea Moraes Manson and a crew of experienced musicians performing samba-jazz, Bossa Nova, Balanço, Baião and MPB. O Som Do Jazz (the sound of […]
April 22 from 6-8PM Poets Alexandra Morgan Geiger, Jamaal Rocke, and Unspoken will read their work and talk through their inspiration and process. Learn More
Directed by Dr. David Manson, the 21-member SPC Jazz Band gives a free concert of jazz favorites on Wednesday, April 22. Selections include "On Green Dolphin St.", "The Very Thought of You", "Don't Know Why" […]
April 23 from 6-8PM Writing poems to the sounds of a cello and a lush colorscape.
April 24 from 6-9pm Music, poetry making, zines and mocktails.
April 24 at 7PM Celebrate National Poetry Month with the launch event for Mending the Nets, the latest collection by Keep St. Pete Lit founder Maureen McDole! Learn More
April 25 from 7-9PM Take the enchantment of glass blowing and then amp it up to level 11…Glass blowing after dark is a whole new take on the already actioned-pack art process, and it is […]
Join us for a live concert by soul-jazz trio Groove Merchant, led by Phil Magallanes who’s credits include Al Di Meola, Arturo Sandoval, and Blood, Sweat & Tears. Joining him are organist Andrew Jankura and […]
