Let Your Light Shine.
13th Annual A.I.T.S. Festival
Let Your Light Shine. 13th Annual A.I.T.S. Festival
Awaken your spirit. Celebrate life. Shine together under the sun.
What to Expect.
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Awakening Into the Sun is a two-day celebration of movement, music, and mindfulness in the heart of downtown St. Petersburg. It’s a place where you can reconnect with yourself and your community — dance barefoot in the grass, join a group yoga session under the open sky, and explore what it means to live fully awake and well.
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Throughout the weekend, the park fills with the rhythm of local bands, drum circles, and high-energy group classes. From sunrise yoga to sunset sound baths, every performance and class is designed to inspire joy, connection, and presence.
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Our open-air marketplace is packed with local artisans, small businesses, and wellness brands offering handmade goods, art, and healthy eats. Every booth tells a story — each vendor part of the creative spirit that fuels our city.
Want to be a Vendor this year? Click Here -
Want to be part of the magic? Whether you’re a yoga teacher, artist, volunteer, or sponsor, Awakening Into the Sun thrives because of people like you.
You can be a part of this year’s festival in many ways! To reach out to us about this Click Here
We are a small non-profit organization in St. Petersburg, Florida.
dedicated to supporting creative entrepreneurs,
local small businesses & the community
by promoting health and wellness through the art of creative expression.
Our organization is small but mighty and our success depends upon the generous support of community partners, friends and donors.
Please consider supporting our cause.
Be a part of
this year’s magic
We have endless gratitude for
our generous partners, sponsors & donors
Want to be a vendor?
Awakening Into The Sun proudly invites you to participate as a vendor of its Annual Health & Wellness Festival to generate awareness about local music, art, health and community. The event is co-sponsored by the city of St. Pete and draws over 10,000 people in foot traffic during the two-day event.
