St Pete Biker Block Party
Sun Jul 28, 12:00 PM - Sun Jul 28, 6:00 PM

Join us Sunday, July 28th 12-6pm Right here at the Hideaway Cafe for a St. Pete Block Party with an outdoor stage, beer truck & bar, food vendors, local vendors, game station, and bike show. All motorcycles welcome! (All riders please enter the lot from 1st Ave South at 18th St.)

18th St will be shut down to traffic along with the lot under the highway just west of the Cafe.

Outdoor stage with live music from Betty Fox Band and Greg Billings Band and bar will be located under the over the pass.

Vinyl & Vintage Market with local vendors, makers, & artists will line the streets. Revolution Contractors & Revolution Real Estate will be sponsoring our game station! Ping pong, corn hole, & more.
Urban Brew and BBQ serving delicious BBQ

And of course our good friends and neighbors... Lolita's, The Burg Bar & Grill, Avid Brew Company and Carl’s Cookies will be open and serving up their best!

Family friendly event! Free admission!

A big thank you to our sponsors:

Menna Development & Management Inc.
Tru Hotel by Hilton
Your Neighborhood Realty Associates, Inc.
Bert's Barracuda Harley-Davidson
The Fran Haasch Law Group
Whiskey Throttle
Low Life Industries, Inc.
J-Sizzle Concepts
Florida Full Throttle Magazine

A little background on our newest neighbor, Menna Development & Management Inc - just a block away. Currently under construction on the new Tru Hotel by Hilton.

Menna Development and Management, Inc. has been a commercial developer in
the Tampa Bay area for almost 40 years. MDM owns and operates franchises for
some of the most recognizable names in the lodging industry. Through the
years MDM has had affiliations with Marriott International, Hilton
Worldwide, Carlson Hospitality (Radisson), Intercontinental Hotels Group and
Choice Hotels. MDM has grown into the leading developer of hotels on Florida’s
Suncoast. As a general contractor, developer, management company and owner,
MDM stays heavily involved for years on every project and enjoys playing a
part in the local economies