About this Event
What does a city built for people look like?
Safer streets. More ways to get around. What's missing here and how do we build a city that works for everyone?
Join us for an exciting community dialogue with podcast hosts Sarah Goodyear and Doug Gordon, $15 advance/ $20 at door. They are touring the world sharing their new book and are making two stops in Tampa Bay: Monday night in St Pete and Tuesday night in Tampa.
Life After Cars explores the high cost that car culture and moto-normativity have had on our communities and what actionable solutions we can work on to make our cities safer for all types of road users. The book has a positive outlook on the future, and invites the reader to imagine a world where the car doesn’t dominate our lives.
Joining the conversation October 12 at Bayboro Brewing: Richie Floyd, St. Petersburg City Councilmember, along withTara Lynn Hubard, local transportation advocate.
Together, we’ll explore what’s working, what’s missing, and what comes next for walking, biking, and transit. Bring your curiosity, your questions, and a friend—your perspective belongs in this conversation.
Get your $15 advance ticket now and make sure you’re in the room! Tickets $20 at the door and likely to sell out. Proceeds go to support local advocacy groups and future programming like this.
- 6 p.m.: Doors open—come early for food, drinks, and conversation.
- 7–8:30 p.m.: Live program.
- 8:30 p.m.: Book signing and networking.
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Plus: if you or your family has been touched by traffic violence, and you're willing to share your story, please let us know. Or find more info about resources for survivors.
Event venue & nearby stays
Bayboro Brewing Co., 2390 5th Avenue South, St. Petersburg, United States
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