St. Pete Street Market came back to Pinellas Ale Works on Saturday, Sept. 26. Vendors, artists, and beer filled the Warehouse Arts District courtyard that afternoon.
Entry costs nothing. Dogs can come. Families are welcome. PAW’s courtyard showcases a curated group of makers who sell their creations.
Beer pours all afternoon at the venue, while music plays and vendor booths line the space.
According to I Love the Burg, the event happens on the fourth Saturday of each month at PAW, where attendees wander between booths and chat with the people selling their wares.
It’s not like traditional craft fairs. Organizers built this gathering for mingling and sticking around awhile.
The Warehouse Arts District sets the scene. PAW transforms its courtyard into a monthly marketplace.
Vendors arrange tables across the courtyard, and the roster shifts with each month’s gathering.
The next one happens on Oct. 24, with future dates following that fourth Saturday schedule through the year.
You’ll find it at Pinellas Ale Works in St. Petersburg, where the courtyard opens in the afternoon for the market.