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SUMMARY:The Contemporary Woodfire Potters of Georgia Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Opening Reception: Saturday\, September 12\, 5-9PM \nThis touring exhibition brings long-overdue attention to Georgia’s vibrant woodfiring tradition. The Contemporary Woodfire Potters of Georgia exhibition showcases a multigenerational collective of artists whose practices span folk pottery lineages\, Japanese kilntraditions\, and contemporary ceramic artistry—united by a shared devotion to the centuries-old craft of woodfiring. The group includes some of the most influential names in Southern pottery\, among them legacy potters with more than 30 years of firing experience such as Roger Jamison\, Geoff Pickett\, Jon Brinley\, and Allen Gee\, as well as studio innovators including Stephen Hawks\, and Ron Meyers. Equally central to the movement are the next generation of fire chiefs and apprentices—Rebecca Wood\, Kyle Jones\, and Liz Bloodgood—and a rising cohort of nationally recognized ceramic artists including \, Linda Suskin\, Kimberly Shelton and Joel Huff.
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LOCATION:Morean Center for Clay\, 420 22nd Street South\, Saint Petersburg\, FL\, 33712\, United States
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SUMMARY:Blue Star Welcome Week at Imagine Museum: Free Military Admission
DESCRIPTION:Overview\nMilitary families are invited to explore Imagine Museum with free admission during Blue Star Welcome Week\, September 26–October 4. \nEvent Highlights:\n❤️ Free Admission for Military Families \nActive-duty military members\, veterans\, and their families are invited to enjoy complimentary museum admission throughout Blue Star Welcome Week. \n✨ Discover Contemporary Glass Art \nExplore Imagine Museum’s galleries and experience an extraordinary collection of contemporary glass art from artists across the United States and around the world. \n💙 A Warm Welcome to Tampa Bay \nWhether you’re new to the area or have called Tampa Bay home for years\, enjoy a welcoming space to connect\, explore\, and experience the local arts community. \n🎨 A Museum Experience for the Whole Family \nSpend the day discovering imaginative glass artwork\, unique exhibitions\, and creative experiences together. \nEvent Details:\n📅 Dates: September 26–October 4\, 2026 \n🕒 Times: Regular Museum Hours \n📍 Location: Imagine Museum of Contemporary Glass Art\, St. Petersburg\, Florida \n🎟️ Admission: Free for military families during Blue Star Welcome Week \nExperience:\nEach year\, approximately 600\,000 military families move to new communities. Blue Star Welcome Week\, an initiative of Blue Star Families\, brings communities together to make those transitions feel more welcoming and connected. \nAs a participating Blue Star Museum\, Imagine Museum is proud to extend that welcome to military families in Tampa Bay. Visit during Blue Star Welcome Week to discover contemporary glass art\, explore the galleries together\, and experience one of St. Petersburg’s distinctive cultural destinations. \nReserve your visit and join us September 26–October 4. Whether you’ve just arrived in Tampa Bay or already call our community home\, we look forward to welcoming you and your family to Imagine Museum.
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SUMMARY:Sake Block: A Festival of Sake and Ceramics
DESCRIPTION:Sake Block is a cultural festival celebrating the craftsmanship\, traditions\, and community surrounding Japanese sake. Held on World Sake Day\, the event brings together premium sake producers\, ceramic artists\, chefs\, musicians\, and makers for an evening of discovery at the Morean Center for Clay in St. Petersburg\, Florida. \nGuests can explore a curated selection of sake from some of the country’s leading importers\, breweries\, and distributors while meeting the people behind each bottle—including a few visiting Japanese brewers and industry professionals. Throughout the evening\, attendees are invited to browse a marketplace of vinyl record vendors and ceramic artist booths\, enjoy local food pop-ups\, purchase bottles to take home\, and experience live music that evolves from an intimate jazz trio to an energetic DJ set\, inspired by Japanese listening bars. \nFor those looking to dive deeper\, optional workshops offer a hands-on introduction to Japanese culture through a Private Sake 101 Tasting\, Raku Pottery Firing\, and Gyotaku Fish Printing\, creating opportunities to learn\, create\, and connect beyond the tasting. \nFounded by Noah Sain\, Beverage Director at In Between Days and the Lead Sake Educator for the State of Florida through the Sake Sommelier Association\, Sake Block was created to make sake more approachable while celebrating the craftsmanship that connects food\, art\, music\, and community. \nWhether you’re discovering sake for the first time or have been enjoying it for years\, Sake Block invites you to slow down\, explore\, and experience Japanese craftsmanship in a welcoming and engaging setting. \nGeneral Admission Tasting: $80 “Sake Passport” with your choice of 10 tastings from participating vendors \nVIP Private Tasting: $120 |  LIMITED AVAILABILITY  |  VIP ticket includes G/A sake tasting\,\na commemorative tasting cup\, event T-shirt\, and private tasting with Sake Sommelier Noah Sain prior to the event from 5-6pm.
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LOCATION:Morean Center for Clay\, 420 22nd Street South\, Saint Petersburg\, FL\, 33712\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Wash
DESCRIPTION:A clean break from history. A dirty fight for justice. \nStep into Atlanta\, 1881\, where a fierce group of Black laundresses decided they had washed their last load for pennies. Based on the true story of the Atlanta Washerwomen’s Strike\, The Wash is a vibrant\, funny\, and deeply moving look at the unsung heroes of labor history. Directed by Erica Sutherlin\, this powerful play explores the bonds of sisterhood and the incredible collective power of everyday workers who risked everything to demand dignity and a fair wage. It is a historical drama that feels electrifyingly modern.
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LOCATION:The\, 620 1st Ave S\, Saint Petersburg\, FL\, 33701\, United States
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