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In keeping with its historic legacy, Sunken Gardens has developed a History Center in the original 1940 entrance and gift shop, a building that until recently held the Garden’s tropical birds at night.
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The City of St. Petersburg is committed to cleaning up the city from the impacts from Hurricane Helene. Crews will do multiple citywide sweeps to pick up storm debris. Residents should expect debris to be collected no sooner than Oct. 7.
Sunken Gardens closed today (Monday). What's next: Damage assessments of low-lying areas will continue tomorrow (Tuesday). City teams will finalize a debris plan and share with the community. Recovery resources and information will be shared.
St. Pete's Longtime Event Hall Built in 1925, the Manhattan Casino has contributed to entertainment and culture in the African American community for more than 40 years. Located along 22nd St. S., in what was once a thriving downtown area, the Manhattan has long been known as the community dance hall.
City of St. Petersburg Closures. All City facilities will be closed on Wednesday, Sept. 25, and Thursday, Sept. 26, including Sunken Gardens. The St. Pete Pier will close at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Patrons should check with individual restaurants for operating hours.
Visit Know Your Zone or call 727-453-3150 to learn your hurricane evacuation level. Review Pinellas County's Hurricane Guide. Find resources from the Florida Division of Emergency Management. View the latest tropical information from the National Hurricane Center. Plan ahead for sandbags.
Sunken Gardens will be closed Aug. 3-4 and re-open Monday, Aug. 5. Staff has assessed boats at the Municipal Marina for safety and security. Message boards have been placed to warn drivers of possible roadway flooding.
Nicknamed “The Sunshine City,” St. Petersburg, Florida offers a vibrant mix of tropical weather, arts and culture, shopping, dining, sports, and outdoor recreation all along a stunning shoreline that features some of the nation’s top-ranked beaches.