Live-work development Driftwood on Central plans groundbreaking

Driftwood on Central, a live-work development in the Historic Kenwood neighborhood in the Grand Central District in St. Petersburg, has sold 40 percent of its units.

The project will feature 11 units, including five homes with a commercial space or a storefront along Central Avenue in one building. A second building will have six additional townhomes.

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Tampa to be home to the Peninsularium, an immersive art experience

Like St. Pete’s much-ballyhooed Fairgrounds, scheduled to debut early in 2021, there’s an immersive, walk-through art project coming to Tampa. The Peninsularium, conceived and launched by the nine-member Crab Devil artist collective, is in the early stages of creation at 3800 N. Nebraska Ave., in the Ybor Heights district.

The two-acre site, purchased by the collective in September, will house – in the (to be remodeled) main building – Crab Devil, LiveWork Studios, the Tempus Projects gallery and Deviant Libations craft brewery.

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