Spreading Cheer
This week, In the Know St. Pete Magazine had the joy of donating hundreds of toys to Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, helping bring a little extra cheer to some truly amazing kids.
Local, St. Pete
The Wee British Shop St. Pete Opens October 2025 and It Looks Amazing
A little piece of Britain and Ireland is making its way to the Sunshine City. The Wee British Shop is officially opening its doors in St. Petersburg.
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Local, Shops
Don’t Let Local Disappear: Support Local St. Pete Small Businesses
It seems like every time we scroll through the news or social media, we hear about another beloved St. Pete business closing its doors.
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Local, Local Spotlight, Restaurants, St. Pete
Mademoiselle Paris Brings a Taste of France to Gulfport
Gulfport is about to get a little more joie de vivre. This fall, Mademoiselle Paris will open a new location inside the historic Peninsula Bed & Cocktails.
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Gulfport, Local, Restaurants
Peach Pump Set to Open in Downtown St. Pete
St. Petersburg is about to welcome a brand-new concept in fitness: Peach Pump, the city’s first women’s-only, glute-focused gym, opening September 2025 in Downtown St. Pete.
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Local, Shops, St. Pete
Can’t Touch This!
FDOT may scrub St. Pete’s murals, but it can’t scrub our spirit. Despite data proving painted intersections made streets safer, the state ordered the removal of Pride, Black History and USF-themed art. St. Pete will comply, but with locals already answering back in bold colored defiance, it’s clear you can erase paint, but you can’t silence this city.