Tampa Bay’s Art Everywhere celebration continues this week with a full slate of events led by the fifth anniversary of St. Pete’s FloridaRAMA, Pinellas Theatre Week, and the Print Party at Boyd Hill Nature Preserve.
FloridRama CEO Liz Dimmitt unveils the venue’s Artstream, a mobile mini museum this weekend as part of Creative Pinellas and Visit St. Pete Clearwater’s new tourist-targeted month-long celebration of culture and creativity.
Seven local artists contributed—Merritt Horan Capurro, Brigitte Coovert, Tyana Hancock, Emilie Hernandez, Latonya Hicks, Kostar and The Rug Lord—filling the camper with miniature worlds, whimsical sculptures and Florida-inspired artwork.
Also happening as part of Art Everywhere, The Tigertail Asian Film Festival hosts the world premiere of an original community documentary featuring 100 Asian and Asian American voices, each sharing a 100-second response to the question, “What does America mean to you?”
The film screens throughout the day, with continuous loop screenings during Imagine Museum’s evening ArtWalk from 5 p.m.-9 p.m. The celebration also features Asian food vendors, opportunities to meet filmmakers and local artists, and live cultural performances from 5 p.m.-5:45 p.m., including a lion dance, martial arts demonstrations, traditional Peking Opera and music by Bulls Raaga.
See more Arts Everywhere events happening across Pinellas County from Nov. 12-18 below.
Make a Lantern Panel for Clearwater Illuminations Visit the Maker Studios at Clearwater Main Library during open lab hours to create a decorative lantern panel for the community display at December’s Clearwater Illuminations festival. Thursdays, Nov. 12 & Nov. 19. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. No cover. Clearwater Main Library, Clearwater. myclearwaterlibrary.librarymarket.com
Booker Creek Arts Festival The inaugural four-day festival transforms St. Petersburg’s Edge District into a walkable gallery, with juried works by hundreds of Florida artists displayed inside neighborhood businesses, from boutiques and cafes to restaurants and hotels. Created by longtime St. Petersburg arts entrepreneur Leslie Curran, the festival aims to connect the local art scene with the businesses that help it thrive. Visitors can watch live mural painting and glassblowing, enjoy music and dance, browse original artwork for sale and cast votes for the People’s Choice Awards. Juried artists compete for up to $50,000 in prizes. Thursday-Sunday, Nov. 12-15. Doors at 10 a.m. daily. No cover. Edge District, St. Petersburg. bookercreekarts.com
St. Pete Run Fest Alongside races ranging from a half-marathon to kids’ fun runs and a dog walk, visitors can catch live music, dance and performances on a community stage, watch muralists at work in the athlete village, explore a chalk art festival and browse works by local artists. Runners can also score discounted admission to The Dalí Museum with their race bib. Friday-Sunday, Nov. 13-15. Race registration prices vary. Albert Whitted Park, St. Petersburg. stpeterunfest.org
Fin Fest St. Pete The established Jacksonville Beach festival expands to St. Petersburg for the first time, bringing live music and ocean conservation to the waterfront. It features performances by Fitz and The Tantrums, Plain White T’s and Richy Mitch & The Coal Miners, plus an Education Village with touch tanks, underwater virtual reality and hands-on marine science activities. Friday-Sunday, Nov. 13-15. Friday, noon-10 p.m.; Saturday, 2 p.m.-10 p.m.; Sunday, noon-9 p.m. Friday-Saturday tickets start at $19; no cover for children 12 and younger with a paid guardian. No cover Sunday. Spa Beach Park at the St. Pete Pier, St. Petersburg. flfinfest.com
Print Party at the Preserve Kaitlin Crockett’s Print Party returns to Boyd Hill Nature Preserve with hands-on workshops, activities and demos. Saturday, Nov. 14. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. No cover. Boyd Hill Pioneer Settlement, St. Petersburg. printstpete.org
Clearwater World Music Heritage Festival This family-friendly outdoor festival features professional opera singers from around the world performing songs rooted in their own heritage. Presented by Opera for Earth and the Clearwater Historical Society, the afternoon also includes folk music and choral performances, dance, local food and arts-and-crafts vendors. Saturday, Nov. 14. Noon-5 p.m. No cover; register for faster entry. Clearwater Historical Society Museum and Cultural Center, Clearwater. operaforearthcorporation.org
Kinetic: Immersive Dance Experience in the Sculpture Garden Dance and visual art come together in this immersive performance at Duncan McClellan Gallery. Local professional choreographers and dancers lead audiences along winding paths through the sculpture garden before gathering for a staged performance that blends movement, music and glass art around the theme of transformation. Seating is provided for the staged portions, but expect to explore the garden on foot. Stick around afterward to meet the artists and see ‘Birds of Paradise,’ a group exhibition of handcrafted glass works inspired by the vivid colors, movement and beauty of exotic birds. On view through Dec. 6. Saturday, Nov. 14. 5:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. No cover; part of St. Petersburg’s Second Saturday ArtWalk. Duncan McClellan Gallery, St. Petersburg. stpeteartsalliance.org
SHINE Closing Reception, Signs and Wonders Holiday Show Opening Saturday, Nov. 14. 5 p.m.-8 p.m. No cover. Morean Arts Center, St. Petersburg. shineonmurals.com
Deuces After Dark: Art + Culture Crawl The Deuces Live celebrates the Black history, art and cultural heritage of St. Petersburg’s Historic Deuces neighborhood with an evening crawl starting at Deuces Corner Park and featuring live art, music, spoken-word performances, local food vendors and opportunities to connect with artists, businesses and community members. The evening also includes Speak Easy on the Deuces: Words That Breathe Poetry Show, an 8 p.m.-10 p.m. gathering featuring local poets, artists and vendors. Saturday, Nov. 14. 5 p.m.-9 p.m. No cover; RSVP for the poetry show. Deuces Corner Park, St. Petersburg. @thedeuceslive on Facebook
Cooking con Omi: An Evening with Chef Omi Hopper Puerto Rican home cooking takes the spotlight as chef, food entrepreneur and ‘Next Level Chef’ runner-up Omi Hopper discusses her debut cookbook, ‘Cooking con Omi,’ with comedian and social media personality Estefania Saavedra. The evening includes cooking demonstrations, a book signing and Puerto Rican dishes served by Latin Lunch Box. Presented by Tombolo Books with support from Creative Pinellas’ Art Everywhere Festival. Wednesday, Nov. 18. 7 p.m. Sold-out. Nova 535, St. Petersburg. tombolobooks.com
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This article appears in Nov. 12 – 18, 2026.
