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Step into a Victorian Gothic art experience at FloridaRAMA in St. Petersburg. Relics & Lore blends relic displays, theatrical effects, and interactive play to create a compact, eerie exploration included with all-day admission.
Step into a Victorian Gothic art experience at FloridaRAMA in St. Petersburg. Relics & Lore blends relic displays, theatrical effects, and interactive play to create a compact, eerie exploration included with all-day admission.
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Relics & Lore: A Radley Experience at FloridaRAMA is a hands-on, PG-13 paranormal walk-through that opens a strange chapter in St. Petersburg’s creative quarter. Located at 2606 Fairfield Ave S Building 5, this all-day admission attraction blends Victorian Gothic relic displays, theatrical effects, and interactive art to deliver scares, curiosity, and dark humor.
Created by Florida artist Cody Meacham and installed inside FloridaRAMA, Relics & Lore layers salvaged objects, light and sound, and sculptural reliquaries into evocative vignettes. Key features include cabinets of curios labeled with invented histories, shadow-lit alcoves that suggest a haunted parlor, and a central installation of weathered metal and glass that reads like a seaside shipwreck reimagined as a shrine. The experience plays with texture and material—aged wood, oxidized metal, and filmic projected imagery—rather than relying on jump scares. That makes the show feel as much like an old cabinet of curiosities as a small-scale haunted theatre.
FloridaRAMA itself is a larger-than-usual contemporary art playground—part museum, part roadside attraction—built by more than eighty contributors and dotted with retro Florida motifs. Visitors can extend their visit by adding game-style add-ons such as Pepe’s Plight Mystery or Flowe Power, and they can refuel at the Tourist Trap concessions inside the venue. Relics & Lore opens October 3 and is included with general admission; the headline listing notes an age recommendation of 13 and up and a PG-13 tone.
Why go? Relics & Lore stands out in St. Petersburg’s arts scene because it trades polished gallery distance for theatrical intimacy. The sets are tactile; you move through rooms and discover clues. For travelers who like civic oddities, historic references, and art that asks to be engaged, this is a compact, memorable diversion from the city’s outdoor draws like the waterfront and botanical gardens.
Practical notes: plan for two to four hours to fully explore FloridaRAMA and the Relics & Lore installation, charge your phone for photos, and arrive early to avoid capacity waits on busy weekends. Accessibility details are limited in the listing—call ahead with questions. Bringing a camera is encouraged; the dim lighting rewards slower, deliberate compositions. Whether you’re a local looking for a fresh late-season event or a visitor seeking an offbeat indoor attraction, Relics & Lore delivers crafted chills and art-world curiosity in a uniquely St. Petersburg voice.
Tickets are straightforward: general admission includes Relics & Lore and is listed at $27 for adults (ages 13+), with discounted $25 fares for Florida residents, students, seniors, and military/police/firefighter/EMT; four-pack savings passes cost $88, and large groups of ten or more can book reduced $21 tickets. Food and small games are sold onsite at Tourist Trap, and booking online ahead via the referral link helps secure timeframes.
easy.
2–4 hours (all-day admission available).
Light walking and short periods of standing; suitable for most visitors who can handle indoor walking routes.
The experience is recommended for ages 13 and up and is presented at a PG-13 intensity level.
Plan 2–4 hours to explore FloridaRAMA and Relics & Lore fully; all-day admission lets you return as you like.
Yes—photography is encouraged, though some installations may request no flash to protect artworks and effects.
Accessibility details are limited in the listing; contact the venue at the meeting point address for specific accessibility questions.
Yes—food and beverage concessions are available at the Tourist Trap inside FloridaRAMA.
Yes—general admission is listed at $27 for adults, $25 discounted for residents/students/seniors/military, four-pack passes are $88, and large groups (10+) can book at $21 per ticket.
FloridaRAMA is an immersive art project built by 80+ artists; Relics & Lore, created by Cody Meacham, opens October 3 as part of the venue’s rotating exhibitions.
Respect exhibit rules, avoid flash photography where requested, and use onsite waste bins; supporting ticket sales and artist-driven venues helps sustain local creative ecosystems.
FloridaRAMA is an immersive art and entertainment venue in St. Petersburg, Florida that showcases work from more than 80 artists and blends interactive installations with rotating events. Visitors encounter video, sculpture, and mixed-media exhibits alongside themed pop-up experiences such as Neon Summer, immersive minigolf, and seasonal hunts. The space programs artist talks, salons, community performances, kirtan evenings, and curated parties that highlight local and visiting creators. FloridaRAMA offers flexible visit options including General Admission, combo packages like General Admission + Searchlight Hunt, themed experiences such as Flower Power and Python Challenge, and family-friendly amenities like the Creative Kids Club and Kid's Cool Down Package. The venue hosts Sensory Saturdays with dimmed lighting and reduced noise, and private pARTy Room birthday packages with staffed activities and refreshments. Special events listed by FloridaRAMA include the Warhol Birthday & Pop Art Party on August 15th, Keaton Fox's "Quiet at Heart" art salon, and Bhakti Yoga devotional kirtan by Palehorse with ceremonial elements. Regularly updated programming and rotating exhibits ensure repeat visits with fresh content. Located in St. Petersburg, FloridaRAMA markets itself as a destination for families, couples, art enthusiasts, and groups seeking participatory cultural experiences. Information about tickets, event dates, and package details is published by FloridaRAMA for prospective visitors. The venue emphasizes accessibility through designated quiet areas and sensory kits during select events. Advance ticketing, event calendars, and schedule updates are posted by FloridaRAMA so visitors can plan visits, confirm dates, and review accessibility or participation details before attending.
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