I have been wanting to visit FloridaRAMA since well before they changed their name from Fairgrounds St. Pete (in 2024). I only live a few hours away, and yet it was just never the right time to go.
Well, I finally did!
FloridaRAMA is an immersive artist-made art experience in St. Petersburg, FL. The $30 per ticket price point felt a little steep, but honestly is comparable to just about any other entertainment ticket.
We got there just before the 10 AM open time and explored the nearby galleries. We entered just after 10 along with a few others and the exploration was great. As it got busier, and filled with children the exploration got a tad more tiresome, but we managed to see and touch everything all the same.
Mine and James’ favorite part was a big telescope/kaleidoscope-esque display where we looked and photography through numerous times. James helped here and in other spots, posing the green Boss Fight Studios Vitruvian HACKS Blanks figure I brought with me. Her green seemed like it would pair well with the weekend’s planned activities, and she’s only 4.5″ so easy enough to carry in my small purse or pocket.
The Florda-Da-Scope
The Florda-Da-Scope telescope was created by artists Alex Kaufman, Aleisha Prather, and George Retkes. This was the main place that this green figure found her home. The colorful backlit shapes against her monochrome was so fun to play with.
On Site Minis
Around FloridaRAMA
Disco Balls, Spoons, and Venus Impersonations
Around St. Pete
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