The building that now hosts the Craftsman House Gallery was originally constructed in 1918 as a model home by developer Charles Hall, intended to showcase and promote the emerging Kenwood neighborhood.
The house was added to the local historic registry in 1994, and the neighborhood was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2003.
Owner Jeff Schorr will discuss how the bungalow’s blend of historic form and modern functionality helps serve the St. Petersburg community. Today, the house offers a gallery, café, and working pottery studio.
Free parking is available on Central Avenue, and both First Avenues North & South. However, public transportation is easily accessible for this location. The Central Avenue Trolley has a stop right out front. It is free from the Pier, up Central Avenue to the Grand Central bus station at 32nd Street. Sunrunner stops are two blocks away both eastbound and westbound.
Light snacks provided; cash bar and non-alcoholic beverages available. Live music by Rich Whiteley (Uncle Johns Band) on guitar & vocals, Fil Pate (Fil Pate Trio) on mandolin, & Jack Pieroth (Boxcar Hollow) on upright bass.
$25 for PTB members and $30 for non-members
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