Our City, Our Airport premiered last fall, and months later, the documentary continues to reach new audiences while gaining recognition throughout the aviation community.

Over the past two and a half years, Roundhouse Creative and Friends of Albert Whitted worked together to tell Albert Whitted Airport’s story. 

Since its release, the film has continued spreading its message throughout St. Petersburg. With 21 screenings to-date, it has reached audiences beyond the aviation world. Showings at venues such as Green Light Cinema and St. Petersburg Museum of History have drawn strong community turnout, including more than 150 attendees at a single screening.

Sun-soaked, satisfied, and with cameras full of photos, aviation enthusiasts have wrapped up SUN ‘n FUN Aerospace Expo 2026. For six straight days at Lakeland Linder International Airport, fans were treated to nonstop airshows, vendors, and forums—capped off by a Thunderbirds performance on Sunday evening. With the expo over, let’s recap how the Albert Whitted Airport community showed up at SUN ‘n FUN.

The roar of the Grand Prix returned.

For three days, the streets of downtown St. Petersburg transformed into a racetrack, surrounded by fans and framed by water. In the days leading up to the weekend, concrete blockades locked into place, grandstands rose where traffic normally crawls, and luxury yachts lined the marina as sponsors, team owners, and corporate partners arrived for race week. Once again, the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg reminded the country how this city opens the IndyCar Series.