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THE MAHAFFEY THEATER 400 1st Street South 727-893-7832
TheMahaffey.com; @Mahaffeytheater; #TheMahaffey
This 2,031-seat cultural jewel in St. Petersburg’s vi-
brant downtown has been the area’s premier entertainment destination since its doors opened in the Spring of 1965. From the moment visitors arrive at the beautiful bay front outdoor plaza, through the palatial doors, they feel uniquely welcomed, pampered and energized. The enhanced Mahaffey Experience has been touted as unique and exceptional by performing arts lovers of all ages. Patrons can relax on custom-designed furni- ture throughout the lobby or look out over Tampa Bay from The Mahaffey’s two-story glass atrium while enjoying signature cock- tails. Live music and a bustling dance floor turn the atrium into a stylish nightclub atmosphere featuring some of the area’s best bands and DJs for after-theater parties. The Mahaffey’s calendar showcases a diverse array of the
world’s top entertainment. From The Florida Orchestra (
FloridaOrchestra.org) to family shows, Broadway to ballet, rock ‘n’ roll to R&B, patrons can enjoy it all in comfort and style. Bill
THE JAMES MUSEUM OF WESTERN
& WILDLIFE ART 150 Central Ave. 727-892-4200
TheJamesMuseum.org @jamesmuseum
The James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art trans-
ports visitors through the rich and diverse heritage of the American West. Its more than 400 works of art evoke the spirit of a wide-open frontier and the beauty of life in the wild. The museum engages the community through a variety of programs and educational opportunities that bring our history and culture to life. Museum co-founders Tom and Mary James have
ST. PETERSBURG MUSEUM OF HISTORY 335 2nd Ave N.E. 727-894-1052
HistoryStPete.org; @HistoryStPete
For nearly a century, the St. Peters-
burg Museum of History has shared the Sunshine’s City’s stories with visitors and residents alike. Stroll through the city’s history from pioneer days to the arrival of the Rays. Don’t miss the Flight Gallery, detailing the birth of commercial aviation right here in St. Petersburg and see the first passenger aircraft that flew across the bay to Tampa, a trip that used to take hours before the W. Howard Frankland and Gandy bridges were built. The largest collection in the world of
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Edwards Foundation for the Arts members receive the ultimate experience with access to the exclusive VIP lounge, backstage opportunities, and artist meet-and-greets, all while supporting arts education in St. Petersburg. The Mahaffey, in conjunction with the City of St. Petersburg, supports the Class Acts Program, which enables school children to experience the performing arts through in-theater performances as well as in-school outreach and extension programs.
created a vast artistic legacy — one populated by emerging artists and living legends and filled with tribal tradition and classical finesse. In building this splendid home for a part of their vast personal collection of Western and wildlife art, Tom and Mary have succeeded in their aim to share their vision and devotion to art with thousands of visitors. Open daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Open until 8 p.m. on Tuesdays.
signed baseballs was donated by local resident Dennis Schrader. The perma- nent exhibit features original docu- ments, story boards and video screens connecting America’s national pastime with historical events from the region and around the world. Visit St. Peters- burg’s oldest resident – an authentic 3,000-year-old Egyptian mummy as well as a replica of King Tut’s Tomb. Stroll through the Sunshine City Gallery to learn the history of St. Petersburg – from pioneers and trains to World War II and World Famous Webb’s City. Monday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.,
Sunday, 12-5 p.m.
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