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St. Pete's Second Saturday Art walk includes a free trolley take you to more than 40 different studios and shops

Studios on the tour include Zen Glass, Heiress, Soft Water, ArtsXchange, Morean Center for Clay, Carter Woodson African American Museum and more.

By Ray Roa on Fri, Jan 13, 2023 at 9:18 am

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Zen Glass Studio's David Walker

Tampa Bay gets sweater weather this weekend, and St. Petersburg has the perfect opportunity for the community to get outside for a few hours.

From 5 p.m.-9 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 14, the St. Pete Arts Alliance has coordinated a trolley that will connect riders to 40 different venues in a handful of districts as part of its monthly Second Saturday Artwalk.

Studios on the tour include Zen Glass, Heiress, Soft Water, ArtsXchange, Morean Center for Clay, Carter Woodson African American Museum and more.

The trolley is free to ride and will operate on an hourly loop, with a separate downtown looper available to connect Art Walk-ers with galleries in the waterfront district (and yes, that Sunrunner stops near the trolley route).

The Second Saturday Arts Walk trolley has several stops, but service starts at stop No. 1 located at 2955 Central Ave. in St. Petersburg.

Event Details

Second Saturday Art Walk

Second Saturday of every month, 5-9 p.m.

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