Haven Magazine

Bringing back a citrus festival isn’t just about celebrating oranges and grapefruits—it’s about honoring the generations who helped shape it. Citrus built this region. Reviving a citrus festival reconnects us to that shared history and creates new memories for today’s families while supporting local growers and businesses. It’s a little nostalgia, a lot of community pride, and proof that some traditions are simply too sweet to let fade away. We sat down with Event Director Lyndsey Venrick...

Photo by Alexa King Stone Released independently on September 13, 1999, Mary Gauthier’s “Drag Queens in Limousines” introduced the world to a singular songwriter whose character-driven narratives centered on outsiders, those not considered the “normal” members of society. Like many of her musical heroes, including John Prine, Lucinda Williams, and Tom Waits, Gauthier used thoughtful lyrics and an unvarnished voice to illuminate the humanity within her characters, reminding listeners of our...

FREE SUNSET YOGA Jan. 7, 6 – 7 p.m. on the St. Pete Pier. Class will be grounding but fun, with lots of modifications offered to accommodate everybody. Catch some bay breezes as the sun sets over Family Park. This class is by The Body Electric Yoga Company. Donations will be accepted, and proceeds will benefit a different local group each month. Bring water & yoga mat. stpetepier.org THE COMEDY OF ERRORS Jan. 14 – Feb. 8 at the Straz Center. A stranger arrives in town only to find that...