St Pete Atheists

Visit our monthly General Meeting to stay up-to-date with the leadership, organizers, and all the diverse people of St. Pete Atheists. If you want to learn more about our social events and volunteer opportunities, ask questions, suggest projects, or find out how to get involved, this is the time and place to do so!

Since the main library has just re-opened, we can finally gather here again as a central hub for atheism and atheists in St. Petersburg.

October Agenda:
1. Welcome
2. How Atheists Can Save the Day, Promote Peace, and Create Joy
3. Discussion: What is the future you want to see?
4. Volunteer opportunities to help coordinate events
5. New business (open to all)
6. Announcements

We meet on the third Sunday of each month to discuss important issues, organize new events as needed, and make official decisions to help maintain a positive focus and productive direction for St. Pete Atheists.

The General Meeting is open to members, potential members, family and friends of atheists, and the public at large. Our collective commitment to transparency means that we will always operate in the sunlight.

St Pete Atheists is home to the original Godless Brunch! You're welcome to join our monthly social gathering for atheists and friends

NOTE: No animals or gods will be harmed.

We value intellectual curiosity, promote humanism, and support those who are recovering from religion. Let's rest, relax, and recharge with other atheists by sharing great conversation and a magnificent menu!

You're invited to participate in thoughtful discussions touching on topics of interest that will vary each month. From life events to current issues, questions of morality and ethics to intellectual explorations, the subject matter will be guided by imagination, passion, and practical value.

The forum is open to St Pete Atheists members, friends, and guests.

Walk with a Doc is a free community walking program, led by a local healthcare provider and open to people of all ages and abilities.

Each event starts with a brief discussion on a health topic from a local physician. You’ll also have the opportunity to chat and ask questions during the walk around the Crescent Lake Park Loop, proceeding at your own pace.

The trail is accessible for visitors using wheelchairs, mobility equipment, or strollers.

We can enjoy a fun and safe walk with others at Crescent Lake Park on the second Saturday of each month. The event is free and open to the public, drawing those interested in learning about current health topics, meeting new people, and getting out and about for some healthy activity!