Dunedin cherishes its heritage through regular wine, arts, antiques and holiday gatherings, and hosts the hugely popular Scottish Highland Games. The quaint downtown district features pedestrian-friendly wide sidewalks and diagonal parking lined by gift shops, clothing boutiques, homemade ice cream and candy stores, and some of the region’s best eats. A weekly green market rocks, too. The popular Pinellas Trail runs through the heart of downtown, attracting a steady stream of bicyclists, walkers, joggers and skaters – even on weekdays. Redevelopment efforts are targeting high-tech and health care-related employers to create new high-quality jobs.
Seven years ago, Desiree McLaughlin took a Creative Thinking Class through USF St. Petersburg’s Business Entrepreneurship program. Originally, she hoped to develop clothing for female kite surfers like herself. She reworked the idea, searching for the right angle, the right time. Soon TrashSwag began to fall into place.
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In the mood to see fireworks? Check out this list of some of the best places to participate in Independence Day celebrations and see fireworks for free on July 3rd and 4th around the Tampa Bay Area in 2019.
Forward Pinellas is using crowdsourcing and interactive mapping to get more public input on bicycle and pedestrian priorities
Placing public art in the center of roundabouts improves safety and traffic flow while helping to create a sense of place in Florida cities. See how it works in Tampa, Clearwater, Dunedin, and Sarasota.
What’s next on the horizon in Tampa Bay Area’s fastest-growing downtowns? Here’s the latest from developers creating transformational change in Tampa and St. Petersburg.
The hotel features 83 renovated guest rooms, a rooftop bar with waterfront views, indoor and outdoor event space, and the HEW Parlor & Chophouse, a chef-driven restaurant with a long whiskey list.
When it comes to a problem as big as sea level rise, which could destroy up to $161 billion of economic activity across the Tampa Bay region by 2060, good corporate citizens can’t afford to simply watch from the sidelines. Read Part 2 of a 2-part series.
Realizing Resilience: 83 Degrees presents a 2-part series on the Tampa Bay Regional Resiliency Coalition and Florida's need for mitigation and adaptation in the face of sea level rise and climate change. Read Part 1.
The inaugural Dunedin Tap Dance Festival will take place in mid-September at Pioneer Park on Main Street in downtown. All tappers are welcome.
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