What’s On, Suncoast? 11.27 – 12.4
Happy Thanksgiving week, and temperatures are beautiful here in Florida. The Suncoast Post asks, “What’s On, Suncoast?” Here are a few ideas for things to do around the area this week of November 27-December 4, 2020!
The Wonderland of Lights & Santa’s Village
The Wonderland of Lights & Santa’s Village
Hillsborough County Fairgrounds
It’s that time of year again. Thanksgiving is in the rearview mirror and Christmas just a few short weeks away. November 26th officially kicked of The Wonderland of Lights here in the Tampa region. This drive-through spectacular features amazing light shows that you can enjoy from the comfort of your car should socially distancing be a concern, or put on your mask and join us for Santa pictures with new face shield guidelines, camel rides, and other treats. Thought has gone into all the precautions to allow guests to enjoy this merry time of year while keeping everyone safe – so get into the spirit of the holidays and take the drive to visit this light show today!
Ringling Grounds – Dwarf Garden
Ringling Grounds – Dwarf Garden
5401 Bay Shore Road, Sarasota, FL 34243
For those who are entertaining out of town guests this holiday, or possibly just looking for something to do socially distanced and interesting? The Ringling grounds, including an enchanted Dwarf garden, should be on your list. We all know the Ringling for the Artwork and school, but the amazing gardens, walking areas, and sights on the massive bayfront grounds will ignite the imagination of kids and adults of all ages. And the impish little dwarves in the gardens will definitely make you take a second glance. This is a great outdoor, socially distanced, and best of all, the adventure is right here on the Suncoast in our own backyard – no travel required!
Siesta Key Rum
Siesta Key Rum
2212 Industrial Blvd., Sarasota, FL 34234
Need a fun activity for a small group or maybe just those family members not able to travel from the Suncoast this year? We have a great adult-only idea in Siesta Key Rum tours. Yep, these amazing rums made right here in Sarasota offer a tour that you can book online, are socially distanced from others for safety, and allow you to see how this treat from Sarasota is distilled. Then you move on to a tasting, of many of their flavors. Who doesn’t love an amazing Rum tasting? This tour and tasting can be booked online, but will fill up quick this season – so jump onto the website and book your spot today. This will definitely make for a unique activity and a tasty one at that!
The Breakfast House
The Breakfast House
1817 Fruitville Road, Sarasota, FL 34236
Looking for some breakfast the way mom would have made it? The pancakes here feature a host of amazing seasonal and fan favorites; that is what this cozy, quaint eating spot has become known for, though it isn’t the among tantalizing treat on the menu. The french toast and other favorites with tiny unique twists on flavor profiles will make you glad you got up for breakfast and make the short trip to this amazing restaurant. Yep, even the outside looks like a cozy cottage, and the smells that fill the place will have your tastebuds watering. They are also open for lunch from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. for some additional delicious lunch options. Add this eatery to your list of places that you must visit to appreciate here on the Suncoast.
The Mill
The Mill
200 Central Ave, St. Pete FL 33701
2500 W. Azeele St., Tampa FL 33609
Looking for a unique flavor for a night out or a fresh lunch this week? Try the multi-award-winning The Mill in St. Pete or Tampa. This restaurant has a new twist on southern comfort foods, with seafood infusion for a unique and satisfying Florida flare. The ambiance and food would make an amazing lunch or a date night out for something slightly different. Additionally, they can help cater your next dinner party or even a reception. The rustic-chic look is worth a try, but the food will bring you back again and again.
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