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  1. St Pete, FL! You have the change to meet with others who are concerned about Flock tomorrow, Aug 15, at 11:30 AM. Connect with DeFlock St Pete and kick ALPRs out!

    deflockstpete.com/updates/educ

    #StPete #TampaBay #Tampa #Florida #DeFlock #Flock #ALPR

  2. St Pete, FL! You have the change to meet with others who are concerned about Flock tomorrow, Aug 15, at 11:30 AM. Connect with DeFlock St Pete and kick ALPRs out!

    deflockstpete.com/updates/educ

    #StPete #TampaBay #Tampa #Florida #DeFlock #Flock #ALPR

  3. St Pete, FL! You have the change to meet with others who are concerned about Flock tomorrow, Aug 15, at 11:30 AM. Connect with DeFlock St Pete and kick ALPRs out!

    deflockstpete.com/updates/educ

    #StPete #TampaBay #Tampa #Florida #DeFlock #Flock #ALPR

  4. St Pete, FL! You have the change to meet with others who are concerned about Flock tomorrow, Aug 15, at 11:30 AM. Connect with DeFlock St Pete and kick ALPRs out!

    deflockstpete.com/updates/educ

    #StPete #TampaBay #Tampa #Florida #DeFlock #Flock #ALPR

  5. St Pete, FL! You have the change to meet with others who are concerned about Flock tomorrow, Aug 15, at 11:30 AM. Connect with DeFlock St Pete and kick ALPRs out!

    deflockstpete.com/updates/educ

    #StPete #TampaBay #Tampa #Florida #DeFlock #Flock #ALPR

  6. DeFlock St Pete is doing a campaign kickoff on Saturday, August 15th @ 11:30am! Go and join up others who are concerned about the growing number of surveillance cameras.

    deflockstpete.com/updates/educ

    #DeFlock #StPete #Tampa #TampaBay #Florida #ALPRs #Surveillance

  7. DeFlock St Pete is doing a campaign kickoff on Saturday, August 15th @ 11:30am! Go and join up others who are concerned about the growing number of surveillance cameras.

    deflockstpete.com/updates/educ

    #DeFlock #StPete #Tampa #TampaBay #Florida #ALPRs #Surveillance

  8. DeFlock St Pete is doing a campaign kickoff on Saturday, August 15th @ 11:30am! Go and join up others who are concerned about the growing number of surveillance cameras.

    deflockstpete.com/updates/educ

    #DeFlock #StPete #Tampa #TampaBay #Florida #ALPRs #Surveillance

  9. DeFlock St Pete is doing a campaign kickoff on Saturday, August 15th @ 11:30am! Go and join up others who are concerned about the growing number of surveillance cameras.

    deflockstpete.com/updates/educ

    #DeFlock #StPete #Tampa #TampaBay #Florida #ALPRs #Surveillance

  10. DeFlock St Pete is doing a campaign kickoff on Saturday, August 15th @ 11:30am! Go and join up others who are concerned about the growing number of surveillance cameras.

    deflockstpete.com/updates/educ

    #DeFlock #StPete #Tampa #TampaBay #Florida #ALPRs #Surveillance

  11. 🚨 Breaking: A 77-year-old Republican gentleman is bravely waging a one-man war against Flock cameras in St. Pete. 🎥 Because nothing screams "effective protest" like an #octogenarian shouting at a #surveillance device. 🙄
    cltampa.com/news/a-77-year-old #BreakingNews #StPete #Protest #Activism #FlockCameras #HackerNews #ngated

  12. Do piles of books count? Weekly Recap 7/20/2026

    Do piles of books count as an asthetic?

    What about the idea that every flat, horizontal surface has the potential to be an altar?

    Selene and I ran out of bookshelf space years ago. We’ve bought more, but it’s a constant battle between finding space for deities and finding space for more books.

    From where I’m sitting right now, I can see at least eight different altars. Some are on bookshelves, some are on the mantle or other pieces of furniture. We even grabbed some floating wall shelves at one point to try to make additional space.

    The books, however, keep arranging themselves in little piles. That’s mostly my fault, of course, as I can’t seem to stop accumulating them.

    Daily writing prompt What’s your home decoration style? View all responses

    Good morning and happy Monday, friends!

    Did you know that several movie theater chains offer significantly discounted pricing on Tuesdays? I don’t know why Tuesdays are special, but getting two tickets for less than $20 (hint: buy them in person like the old days to avoid “convenience” charges) is a welcome breath of fresh air—and pretty much the only way that it doesn’t feel ridiculously overpriced.

    Reserving your seat online has it’s benefits, but there’s something to be said for showing up at the theater really early, choosing from what’s available at that moment, and then finding something to do (like dinner somewhere within walking distance) until the show starts.

    Well, this past Tuesday, Selene and I took advantage of that and saw Supergirl. Here’s my review: It was lame. Did anyone else think she was slow and underpowered? I thought it had potential, but in general, it was poorly executed.

    In brighter news, ritual incense is now back in stock. I revitalized my mix and was able to press a nice batch. You can grab more on Etsy. And if you didn’t see the link at the top of this post, I also uploaded a new book review you can go and watch.

    Okay, after this, I think I’m done talking about sports for a while. But for now… well, it’s a significant part of this week’s journey.

    On Wednesday afternoon, Argentina played against England. Selene was at work, but she had mentioned that she wanted some palo santo burning for them. As a good husband, I did that just that.

    I have now engaged in sports magick. Most importantly, however, Argentina won, which means that this ritual becomes part of the cábala—a superstition or repeated act to influence the results of the next game. Basically, if you do something and there’s a good outcome, you have to do exactly that same thing over again the next time to ensure your team wins.

    I’m pretty new to all of this, so please pardon me if I’m explaining poorly, but I think it’s the same reason people wear a lucky shirt or lucky socks over and over (sometimes without washing, which is gross, but that’s beside the point).

    And then we went on a mini road trip to St Petersburg, FL so we could watch the World Cup Final with Selene’s parents.

    On Saturday evening, we checked into a nice little hotel and got some dessert downtown.

    Here’s the view.

    But we forgot to bring palo santo. Oh my. No worries, I’m sure there’s somewhere in St Pete that sells some, right?

    And that’s how we wound up at Spellcrafter, which is one of the coolest witchy shops I’ve been to for a long time.

    Yes, that is a chair made entirely out of crystal and you can actually sit on it. Plenty of more store pics on my instagram if you’re curious to take a look. We acquired palo santo. Mission successful.

    We also got some good food and drinks from this little cafe that was right around the corner from our hotel.

    And saw what was perhaps to coolest looking bottle ever.

    It’s wearing a dress!

    Anyway, we dressed in matching jerseys and watched the game.

    I guess the cábala wasn’t strong enough because Argentina lost.

    Now, here’s my World Cup commentary: The most exciting game I watched was England vs. France because there were a lot of goals scored and that made it seem fun. I have learned a lot more about soccer, but I’m definitely more excited for the next season of Ted Lasso than I am for the next World Cup.

    The drive home was excessively long due to random pockets of construction on 95. We got back around midnight and are pretty much exhausted.

    That’s all for now, my friends, but stay tuned for more soon.

    #books #dailyprompt #dailyprompt2837 #dessert #drinks #soccer #stPete #updates #worldCup
  13. Do piles of books count? Weekly Recap 7/20/2026

    Do piles of books count as an asthetic?

    What about the idea that every flat, horizontal surface has the potential to be an altar?

    Selene and I ran out of bookshelf space years ago. We’ve bought more, but it’s a constant battle between finding space for deities and finding space for more books.

    From where I’m sitting right now, I can see at least eight different altars. Some are on bookshelves, some are on the mantle or other pieces of furniture. We even grabbed some floating wall shelves at one point to try to make additional space.

    The books, however, keep arranging themselves in little piles. That’s mostly my fault, of course, as I can’t seem to stop accumulating them.

    Daily writing prompt What’s your home decoration style? View all responses

    Good morning and happy Monday, friends!

    Did you know that several movie theater chains offer significantly discounted pricing on Tuesdays? I don’t know why Tuesdays are special, but getting two tickets for less than $20 (hint: buy them in person like the old days to avoid “convenience” charges) is a welcome breath of fresh air—and pretty much the only way that it doesn’t feel ridiculously overpriced.

    Reserving your seat online has it’s benefits, but there’s something to be said for showing up at the theater really early, choosing from what’s available at that moment, and then finding something to do (like dinner somewhere within walking distance) until the show starts.

    Well, this past Tuesday, Selene and I took advantage of that and saw Supergirl. Here’s my review: It was lame. Did anyone else think she was slow and underpowered? I thought it had potential, but in general, it was poorly executed.

    In brighter news, ritual incense is now back in stock. I revitalized my mix and was able to press a nice batch. You can grab more on Etsy. And if you didn’t see the link at the top of this post, I also uploaded a new book review you can go and watch.

    Okay, after this, I think I’m done talking about sports for a while. But for now… well, it’s a significant part of this week’s journey.

    On Wednesday afternoon, Argentina played against England. Selene was at work, but she had mentioned that she wanted some palo santo burning for them. As a good husband, I did that just that.

    I have now engaged in sports magick. Most importantly, however, Argentina won, which means that this ritual becomes part of the cábala—a superstition or repeated act to influence the results of the next game. Basically, if you do something and there’s a good outcome, you have to do exactly that same thing over again the next time to ensure your team wins.

    I’m pretty new to all of this, so please pardon me if I’m explaining poorly, but I think it’s the same reason people wear a lucky shirt or lucky socks over and over (sometimes without washing, which is gross, but that’s beside the point).

    And then we went on a mini road trip to St Petersburg, FL so we could watch the World Cup Final with Selene’s parents.

    On Saturday evening, we checked into a nice little hotel and got some dessert downtown.

    Here’s the view.

    But we forgot to bring palo santo. Oh my. No worries, I’m sure there’s somewhere in St Pete that sells some, right?

    And that’s how we wound up at Spellcrafter, which is one of the coolest witchy shops I’ve been to for a long time.

    Yes, that is a chair made entirely out of crystal and you can actually sit on it. Plenty of more store pics on my instagram if you’re curious to take a look. We acquired palo santo. Mission successful.

    We also got some good food and drinks from this little cafe that was right around the corner from our hotel.

    And saw what was perhaps to coolest looking bottle ever.

    It’s wearing a dress!

    Anyway, we dressed in matching jerseys and watched the game.

    I guess the cábala wasn’t strong enough because Argentina lost.

    Now, here’s my World Cup commentary: The most exciting game I watched was England vs. France because there were a lot of goals scored and that made it seem fun. I have learned a lot more about soccer, but I’m definitely more excited for the next season of Ted Lasso than I am for the next World Cup.

    The drive home was excessively long due to random pockets of construction on 95. We got back around midnight and are pretty much exhausted.

    That’s all for now, my friends, but stay tuned for more soon.

    #books #dailyprompt #dailyprompt2837 #dessert #drinks #soccer #stPete #updates #worldCup
  14. Do piles of books count? Weekly Recap 7/20/2026

    Do piles of books count as an asthetic?

    What about the idea that every flat, horizontal surface has the potential to be an altar?

    Selene and I ran out of bookshelf space years ago. We’ve bought more, but it’s a constant battle between finding space for deities and finding space for more books.

    From where I’m sitting right now, I can see at least eight different altars. Some are on bookshelves, some are on the mantle or other pieces of furniture. We even grabbed some floating wall shelves at one point to try to make additional space.

    The books, however, keep arranging themselves in little piles. That’s mostly my fault, of course, as I can’t seem to stop accumulating them.

    Daily writing prompt What’s your home decoration style? View all responses

    Good morning and happy Monday, friends!

    Did you know that several movie theater chains offer significantly discounted pricing on Tuesdays? I don’t know why Tuesdays are special, but getting two tickets for less than $20 (hint: buy them in person like the old days to avoid “convenience” charges) is a welcome breath of fresh air—and pretty much the only way that it doesn’t feel ridiculously overpriced.

    Reserving your seat online has it’s benefits, but there’s something to be said for showing up at the theater really early, choosing from what’s available at that moment, and then finding something to do (like dinner somewhere within walking distance) until the show starts.

    Well, this past Tuesday, Selene and I took advantage of that and saw Supergirl. Here’s my review: It was lame. Did anyone else think she was slow and underpowered? I thought it had potential, but in general, it was poorly executed.

    In brighter news, ritual incense is now back in stock. I revitalized my mix and was able to press a nice batch. You can grab more on Etsy. And if you didn’t see the link at the top of this post, I also uploaded a new book review you can go and watch.

    Okay, after this, I think I’m done talking about sports for a while. But for now… well, it’s a significant part of this week’s journey.

    On Wednesday afternoon, Argentina played against England. Selene was at work, but she had mentioned that she wanted some palo santo burning for them. As a good husband, I did that just that.

    I have now engaged in sports magick. Most importantly, however, Argentina won, which means that this ritual becomes part of the cábala—a superstition or repeated act to influence the results of the next game. Basically, if you do something and there’s a good outcome, you have to do exactly that same thing over again the next time to ensure your team wins.

    I’m pretty new to all of this, so please pardon me if I’m explaining poorly, but I think it’s the same reason people wear a lucky shirt or lucky socks over and over (sometimes without washing, which is gross, but that’s beside the point).

    And then we went on a mini road trip to St Petersburg, FL so we could watch the World Cup Final with Selene’s parents.

    On Saturday evening, we checked into a nice little hotel and got some dessert downtown.

    Here’s the view.

    But we forgot to bring palo santo. Oh my. No worries, I’m sure there’s somewhere in St Pete that sells some, right?

    And that’s how we wound up at Spellcrafter, which is one of the coolest witchy shops I’ve been to for a long time.

    Yes, that is a chair made entirely out of crystal and you can actually sit on it. Plenty of more store pics on my instagram if you’re curious to take a look. We acquired palo santo. Mission successful.

    We also got some good food and drinks from this little cafe that was right around the corner from our hotel.

    And saw what was perhaps to coolest looking bottle ever.

    It’s wearing a dress!

    Anyway, we dressed in matching jerseys and watched the game.

    I guess the cábala wasn’t strong enough because Argentina lost.

    Now, here’s my World Cup commentary: The most exciting game I watched was England vs. France because there were a lot of goals scored and that made it seem fun. I have learned a lot more about soccer, but I’m definitely more excited for the next season of Ted Lasso than I am for the next World Cup.

    The drive home was excessively long due to random pockets of construction on 95. We got back around midnight and are pretty much exhausted.

    That’s all for now, my friends, but stay tuned for more soon.

    #books #dailyprompt #dailyprompt2837 #dessert #drinks #soccer #stPete #updates #worldCup
  15. Do piles of books count? Weekly Recap 7/20/2026

    Do piles of books count as an asthetic?

    What about the idea that every flat, horizontal surface has the potential to be an altar?

    Selene and I ran out of bookshelf space years ago. We’ve bought more, but it’s a constant battle between finding space for deities and finding space for more books.

    From where I’m sitting right now, I can see at least eight different altars. Some are on bookshelves, some are on the mantle or other pieces of furniture. We even grabbed some floating wall shelves at one point to try to make additional space.

    The books, however, keep arranging themselves in little piles. That’s mostly my fault, of course, as I can’t seem to stop accumulating them.

    Daily writing prompt What’s your home decoration style? View all responses

    Good morning and happy Monday, friends!

    Did you know that several movie theater chains offer significantly discounted pricing on Tuesdays? I don’t know why Tuesdays are special, but getting two tickets for less than $20 (hint: buy them in person like the old days to avoid “convenience” charges) is a welcome breath of fresh air—and pretty much the only way that it doesn’t feel ridiculously overpriced.

    Reserving your seat online has it’s benefits, but there’s something to be said for showing up at the theater really early, choosing from what’s available at that moment, and then finding something to do (like dinner somewhere within walking distance) until the show starts.

    Well, this past Tuesday, Selene and I took advantage of that and saw Supergirl. Here’s my review: It was lame. Did anyone else think she was slow and underpowered? I thought it had potential, but in general, it was poorly executed.

    In brighter news, ritual incense is now back in stock. I revitalized my mix and was able to press a nice batch. You can grab more on Etsy. And if you didn’t see the link at the top of this post, I also uploaded a new book review you can go and watch.

    Okay, after this, I think I’m done talking about sports for a while. But for now… well, it’s a significant part of this week’s journey.

    On Wednesday afternoon, Argentina played against England. Selene was at work, but she had mentioned that she wanted some palo santo burning for them. As a good husband, I did that just that.

    I have now engaged in sports magick. Most importantly, however, Argentina won, which means that this ritual becomes part of the cábala—a superstition or repeated act to influence the results of the next game. Basically, if you do something and there’s a good outcome, you have to do exactly that same thing over again the next time to ensure your team wins.

    I’m pretty new to all of this, so please pardon me if I’m explaining poorly, but I think it’s the same reason people wear a lucky shirt or lucky socks over and over (sometimes without washing, which is gross, but that’s beside the point).

    And then we went on a mini road trip to St Petersburg, FL so we could watch the World Cup Final with Selene’s parents.

    On Saturday evening, we checked into a nice little hotel and got some dessert downtown.

    Here’s the view.

    But we forgot to bring palo santo. Oh my. No worries, I’m sure there’s somewhere in St Pete that sells some, right?

    And that’s how we wound up at Spellcrafter, which is one of the coolest witchy shops I’ve been to for a long time.

    Yes, that is a chair made entirely out of crystal and you can actually sit on it. Plenty of more store pics on my instagram if you’re curious to take a look. We acquired palo santo. Mission successful.

    We also got some good food and drinks from this little cafe that was right around the corner from our hotel.

    And saw what was perhaps to coolest looking bottle ever.

    It’s wearing a dress!

    Anyway, we dressed in matching jerseys and watched the game.

    I guess the cábala wasn’t strong enough because Argentina lost.

    Now, here’s my World Cup commentary: The most exciting game I watched was England vs. France because there were a lot of goals scored and that made it seem fun. I have learned a lot more about soccer, but I’m definitely more excited for the next season of Ted Lasso than I am for the next World Cup.

    The drive home was excessively long due to random pockets of construction on 95. We got back around midnight and are pretty much exhausted.

    That’s all for now, my friends, but stay tuned for more soon.

    #books #dailyprompt #dailyprompt2837 #dessert #drinks #soccer #stPete #updates #worldCup
  16. Something wonderful happened at the St Pete’s Pride Festival this weekend.

    Protesters shouting anti-LGBTQ comments were drowned out by high school band members and you can hear the cheers from the crowd!

    #MusicSky #Pride #StPete #FL

  17. Something wonderful happened at the St Pete’s Pride Festival this weekend.

    Protesters shouting anti-LGBTQ comments were drowned out by high school band members and you can hear the cheers from the crowd!

    #MusicSky #Pride #StPete #FL

  18. Something wonderful happened at the St Pete’s Pride Festival this weekend.

    Protesters shouting anti-LGBTQ comments were drowned out by high school band members and you can hear the cheers from the crowd!

    #MusicSky #Pride #StPete #FL

  19. Something wonderful happened at the St Pete’s Pride Festival this weekend.

    Protesters shouting anti-LGBTQ comments were drowned out by high school band members and you can hear the cheers from the crowd!

    #MusicSky #Pride #StPete #FL

  20. Something wonderful happened at the St Pete’s Pride Festival this weekend.

    Protesters shouting anti-LGBTQ comments were drowned out by high school band members and you can hear the cheers from the crowd!

    #MusicSky #Pride #StPete #FL

  21. Mozzarella Mike To Open Italian Sandwich Shop on MLK Street This Summer

    Mozza Paninoteca opens this summer at 2319 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. St. N. in St. Petersburg. The 630-square-foot cafe takes over the old Little Llamas Boutique space. Sandwiches, fresh-stretched mozzarella, wine, an…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Italiancheese #Cheese #Italia #Italian #italiano #italy #StPete
    diningandcooking.com/2662257/m

  22. Mozzarella Mike To Open Italian Sandwich Shop on MLK Street This Summer

    Mozza Paninoteca opens this summer at 2319 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. St. N. in St. Petersburg. The 630-square-foot cafe takes over the old Little Llamas Boutique space. Sandwiches, fresh-stretched mozzarella, wine, an…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Italiancheese #Cheese #Italia #Italian #italiano #italy #StPete
    diningandcooking.com/2662257/m

  23. Mozzarella Mike To Open Italian Sandwich Shop on MLK Street This Summer

    Mozza Paninoteca opens this summer at 2319 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. St. N. in St. Petersburg. The 630-square-foot cafe takes over the old Little Llamas Boutique space. Sandwiches, fresh-stretched mozzarella, wine, an…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Italiancheese #Cheese #Italia #Italian #italiano #italy #StPete
    diningandcooking.com/2662257/m

  24. Mozzarella Mike To Open Italian Sandwich Shop on MLK Street This Summer

    Mozza Paninoteca opens this summer at 2319 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. St. N. in St. Petersburg. The 630-square-foot cafe takes over the old Little Llamas Boutique space. Sandwiches, fresh-stretched mozzarella, wine, an…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Italiancheese #Cheese #Italia #Italian #italiano #italy #StPete
    diningandcooking.com/2662257/m

  25. St. Pete Italian Fest Returns With Food, Music, and Car Show at Vinoy Park

    St. Pete Italian Fest comes back Saturday, May 16, at Vinoy Park. Doors open at 11 a.m. The party runs until 7 p.m. Local vendors will serve up authentic dishes while bands perform and classic cars gleam …
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Italianfood #events #Italia #Italian #ItalianFood #italiano #italy #StPete
    diningandcooking.com/2628263/s

  26. St. Pete Italian Fest Returns With Food, Music, and Car Show at Vinoy Park

    St. Pete Italian Fest comes back Saturday, May 16, at Vinoy Park. Doors open at 11 a.m. The party runs until 7 p.m. Local vendors will serve up authentic dishes while bands perform and classic cars gleam …
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Italianfood #events #Italia #Italian #ItalianFood #italiano #italy #StPete
    diningandcooking.com/2628263/s

  27. St. Pete Italian Fest Returns With Food, Music, and Car Show at Vinoy Park

    St. Pete Italian Fest comes back Saturday, May 16, at Vinoy Park. Doors open at 11 a.m. The party runs until 7 p.m. Local vendors will serve up authentic dishes while bands perform and classic cars gleam …
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Italianfood #events #Italia #Italian #ItalianFood #italiano #italy #StPete
    diningandcooking.com/2628263/s

  28. St. Pete Italian Fest Returns With Food, Music, and Car Show at Vinoy Park

    St. Pete Italian Fest comes back Saturday, May 16, at Vinoy Park. Doors open at 11 a.m. The party runs until 7 p.m. Local vendors will serve up authentic dishes while bands perform and classic cars gleam …
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Italianfood #events #Italia #Italian #ItalianFood #italiano #italy #StPete
    diningandcooking.com/2628263/s

  29. Every week, I compile the “official unofficial” list of tech, entrepreneur, and nerd events happening in and around Tampa Bay.

    Here’s this week’s list, which I publish on my personal tech blog (and Tampa Bay’s tech blog), Global Nerdy!

    globalnerdy.com/2026/04/24/tam

    #Tampa #TampaBay #StPete #StPetersburgFL #meetup #meetups #event #events #calendar #tech #technology #entrepreneur #entrepreneurs #nerd #nerds #geek #geeks

  30. Every week, I compile the “official unofficial” list of tech, entrepreneur, and nerd events happening in and around Tampa Bay.

    Here’s this week’s list, which I publish on my personal tech blog (and Tampa Bay’s tech blog), Global Nerdy!

    globalnerdy.com/2026/04/24/tam

    #Tampa #TampaBay #StPete #StPetersburgFL #meetup #meetups #event #events #calendar #tech #technology #entrepreneur #entrepreneurs #nerd #nerds #geek #geeks

  31. Every week, I compile the “official unofficial” list of tech, entrepreneur, and nerd events happening in and around Tampa Bay.

    Here’s this week’s list, which I publish on my personal tech blog (and Tampa Bay’s tech blog), Global Nerdy!

    globalnerdy.com/2026/04/24/tam

    #Tampa #TampaBay #StPete #StPetersburgFL #meetup #meetups #event #events #calendar #tech #technology #entrepreneur #entrepreneurs #nerd #nerds #geek #geeks

  32. Every week, I compile the “official unofficial” list of tech, entrepreneur, and nerd events happening in and around Tampa Bay.

    Here’s this week’s list, which I publish on my personal tech blog (and Tampa Bay’s tech blog), Global Nerdy!

    globalnerdy.com/2026/04/24/tam

    #Tampa #TampaBay #StPete #StPetersburgFL #meetup #meetups #event #events #calendar #tech #technology #entrepreneur #entrepreneurs #nerd #nerds #geek #geeks

  33. Every week, I compile the “official unofficial” list of tech, entrepreneur, and nerd events happening in and around Tampa Bay.

    Here’s this week’s list, which I publish on my personal tech blog (and Tampa Bay’s tech blog), Global Nerdy!

    globalnerdy.com/2026/04/24/tam

    #Tampa #TampaBay #StPete #StPetersburgFL #meetup #meetups #event #events #calendar #tech #technology #entrepreneur #entrepreneurs #nerd #nerds #geek #geeks

  34. Wine Shop + Market To Open at 400 Central Tower in Downtown St. Petersburg

    Volta Wine + Market will open on the ground floor of The Residences at 400 Central later this year. The shop brings wine, food, and a bar to downtown St. Petersburg. Construction begins this month on the 2,000-square-foot space, making it one of the first shops at t…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Wine #StPete
    diningandcooking.com/2538909/w