COMMUNITIES VisitSPC.com/Communities Central Arts District Stroll the 300-700 blocks of Central Avenue and you’ll encounter a unique mix of historic buildings and urban construction. The district comprises artists, galleries and studios (Chihuly Collection, Morean Arts Center, Studio@620 and several galleries). The 600 block, a creative hotbed and spawning ground for the city’s massive art scene, features some of St. Pete’s most beloved, longstanding murals . Ushering the district’s tradition of live music into a new era, the Floridian Social Club is a swanky performance venue and craft cocktail lounge. Aside from the thriving art scene, the Central Arts District includes the all-too-important Florida Holocaust Museum , and it has some great options for live music and dining at all price points including Pacific Counter for inexpensive poke bowls, or Brick & Mortar for upscale gourmet. Deuces Live District A vibrant, evolving community clustered around historic 22nd Street South, the district known as the Deuces celebrates St. Pete’s rich African American heritage. Live on the Deuces events engage the community and visitors with a wide range of entertainment and local shopping events. The Dr. Carter G. Woodson African American Museum explores the intersection of fine art and heritage, and the historic Manhattan Casino , first established in 1925, now houses the 22 South Food Hall . With a name inspired by the jersey number of former Tampa Bay Buccaneers/business-man Vincent Jackson, the new hotspot serves barbecue, Jamaican food, vegan favorites and more. 38 AMERICA’S BEST BEACHES