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Great place for Bingo, and darts. Otherwise clickie groups of people, not excepted if out of state or new comer.

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Hope Villages of America

Hope Villages of America

(2 reviews)

I come here to volunteer with some food distribution. They do great things here helping out the…read morecommunity. Monday through friday come to the food pantry we will fees you

This place is a life-saver for my partner and I. Having retired from the food biz last year and…read morebeing on a set retirement income, there's been a few months where we were both contemplating fasting for a week or getting a par-time job. Luckily a friend told us of Hope Villages. This organization not only is a food bank but reaches out to people who are in need of a safe haven from domestic violence, emergency housing for homeless families,basic needs and affordable housing. For us, it was food to stretch out until our next retirement check. One has to live in Pinellas County to obtain the food. Pretty simple form to fill out along with a photo I.D. We take a bus which lets us off close by. Most pull up in their cars but I find being on foot I can walk right up and get a box of food. We've been lucky with getting rides or catching the bus back. They stock ones box with at least two or three frozen meals ( thanks Publix!), maybe four different types of bread loaves, canned beans, veggies, soups...( they ask if you have a stove). Sometimes you get bacon, always get cereal, some energy bars, some kind of pastry, dried beans,sometimes fresh fruit and or juice. Usually one gets a gallon of milk, butter and sometimes eggs. Really, you get a wonderful selection of food staples which can stretch ones budget. The volunteers are so patient and warm. I have witnessed a woman who lost her loved one, breakdown sobbing as a volunteer loaded her car up with food.mHe put his hand on her shoulder and then they clasped hands for a brief prayer. I thank the people there and the organization with all my heart. Blessings to all!

Largo Central Railroad - A is loving the train ride

Largo Central Railroad

(1 review)

I was impressed by this miniature community railroad which covers a good amount of area and goes…read morethrough some different land features. Largo Central Park itself is beautiful and beautifully laid out. We were happy to visit during the month of December 2019. This is a super cute small scale railroad which is suitable for kids ages 1 +. During the first weekend of the month they offer complimentary rides on both Saturday and Sunday. The rides are from 10am-4pm and be prepared to wait in line. Although we arrived there shortly after 10am there was still a fairly fast moving but lengthy line that made me wonder how it would be if you arrived before 10am. There were two trains in operation the day we went so this made the process faster. Upon arrival you are asked to fill out and sign a waiver for you and your family that is taking part in the ride that absolves the "railroad company" of any liability if you are injured. Then you are given a punch card with the date you attended punched out on it. You are allowed to rode once on either day of the first full weekend of the month. For December they had a Santa and Mrs. Claus sitting on a bench under the covered portion of the outdoor "station" as you meandered through the line. You could take a complimentary picture with the duo and they handed out candy canes to the little ones. Everyone that worked there was so nice as well! When you arrive We chose to go on a Sunday in December and were not disappointed. Our daughter is train/ride obsessed and loved this. She enjoyed looking at all the holiday decor and zooming past the water feature as well as going in the tunnel. It was fun and a cute activity for her to partake in. She loved pointing out the other train go by as we whizzed past and she loves going in the tunnel. She had a permasmile the entire time. They even offer a Polar Express Ride on select evenings during the holiday season where all the decorations are illuminated and I believe refreshments are included for a fee. If our daughter had a later bedtime we would have bought tickets for this but it will have to wait. After going on the train we checked out different aspects of the park such as their massive Christmas tree (daughter is obsessed) as well as their awesome playground area which was the coolest that I have been to in awhile. There were lots of features for a variety of ages! Parking for the railroad is the same parking as the park.

From the owner: Largo Central Railroad offers free rides to the public on the first full weekend of every month…read more Donations are gladly accepted. We also offer rentals for parties on the second and fourth Saturday of the month (some exceptions apply). The hours for the first full weekend of the month: Saturday: 10 AM - 3:45 PM Sunday: 10 AM - 12:45 PM Exception: December Saturday: CLOSED Sunday: 10 AM - 2:45 PM

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15th Street Farm

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Downtown St. Petersburg

15th Farm is INCREDIBLE…read more We came for Vegan Night and I genuinely cannot recommend this experience enough. This isn't just dinner it's a full-on social, culinary, slightly magical experience. The seating is family style, and somehow the table feels like a perfectly curated cross-section of humanity. Drum circle leaders? CEOs? Maria Montessori herself? You'll find them here. Interact. Engage. Experience. By the end of the night, you're not just eating dinner you're breaking bread with an eclectic cast of characters you probably never would have met otherwise. And the food? Every. Single. Course. 10/10. No weak links. No obligatory "interesting" vegan dish you politely eat because it's there. Everything was legitimately excellent. OH YEAH! and it's BYOB!!! I personally arrived with an entire case of NAs because I apparently prefer all of the calories and none of the buzz. Meanwhile, many of my tablemates came equipped with glorious, glorious bottles of red and white wine, which only added to the communal feast atmosphere. This is the place to be. Amazing food, fascinating people, and an experience that feels completely different from a normal night out. And somehow, this little oasis is only a short drive from downtown St. Pete. Go to 15th Farm. Bring a bottle. Bring an open mind. Talk to strangers. Eat everything

This space is so beautiful!!! It is such a hidden gem in the smack middle of downtown St. Pete and…read moreI would come back again and again and again! Everyone is so kind and is more than happy to give you a tour of the farm, talk to you about their process and plants and volunteering and so much more. Their community dinners are my absolute favorite and my husband and I have met some amazing people at the dinners we've come to. Can't wait to visit again and volunteer in the fall!

VFW Post 10094 - nonprofit - Updated October 2026

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