The Art of Non-edible Cake Decorating with Justina Serpentelli

January 15, 2025

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February 18, 2025 05:30 PM

Until February 18, 2025, 07:30 PM 2h

The Art of Non-edible Cake Decorating with Justina Serpentelli

Date and time
Tuesday, February 18 · 5:30 – 7:30pm EST

Location
Imagine Museum1901 Central Avenue St. Petersburg, FL 33713 United States

Refund Policy
Refunds up to 7 days before event
Eventbrite’s fee is nonrefundable.

About this event
Event lasts 2 hours

Unleash Your Creativity with Justina Serpentelli!

Join us for a whimsical and hands-on workshop led by artist Justina Serpentelli, where you’ll craft your very own faux cake masterpiece! Perfect for art enthusiasts and anyone looking to explore their creative side, this workshop promises fun, laughter, and a dose of pastel magic.

About the Artist:

Born and raised in Tampa, FL, and now residing in Bradenton, Justina Serpentelli has always been drawn to the surreal and whimsical. Inspired by the playful and thought-provoking world of Surrealism, Justina’s work is a delightful blend of textures, colors, and imagination. Her artistic journey has been about expressing the inexpressible, creating works that reflect her joy and creativity.

What You’ll Do:

Learn faux cake design techniques from Justina herself.
Use pastel colors, unique textures, and whimsical elements to create a personalized faux cake.
Take home your faux cake creation as a lasting piece of art!
No experience is necessary—just bring your enthusiasm and imagination. All materials are provided!

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Meira B.

19:07 08 Sep 25

I went here to celebrate my late 21 birthday and had an amazing time looking at all the glass, the exhibit was probably one of the better art galleries I've seen in awhile. This was a rather fun museum and it was cool to see the temporary exhibits definitely will come back some time:)

Joy C.

16:36 23 Aug 25

Hidden Gem in the outskirts of downtown St.Pete. I didn't know exactly what to expect; but boy, am I glad we gave it a shot. We came in for the
Partnership showing they had with Metrocon in Tampa. What we didn't expect was that outside of that specific gallery would be so many other it offers that would not only keep our interests, but seem to be tailored specifically for us. Besides from a pushy saleswoman in the world gift shop, the volunteers and employees were amazing. My son especially was incredibly excited about this space-themed exhibits upstairs, but was also impressed up the pieces that rounded out the asian exhibit downstairs. The kimonos were breathtaking, but the scroll work depicting leadership in China throughout the ages was fantastic! Can't wait for the next exhibit.

Robert C.

03:30 21 Aug 25

This was a very fun museum to explore. It didn’t seam like it would be much from the outside, but had plenty to offer on the inside. One could easily spend hours looking at everything this place has to offer. Something I appreciated was the variety of glass art they have on display. Some of the pieces leave you wondering how they were made while others leave you in awe in how patient the artists must be. For them this would truly have to be a passion with the levels of detail that went into their work. I enjoyed this museum so much I plan on making others trips back to take it in at a slower pace. If you want to be amazed with amazing pieces of glass work/art this is the place for you.

Ernie M.

09:46 11 Aug 25

This place is magical! There is so much to see and they always have something interactive going on, whether it's a artist performing or cosplay event. The staff is inviting and informative. We enjoyed this little gem. Parking is on the street and drink refreshments are free.

Elizabeth

21:22 24 Jul 25

I absolutely loved this museum! The art doesn’t just inspire—it truly transports you to another world. The creativity and craftsmanship with glass is just incredible. I was amazed by everything on display.

What I appreciated most is that they don’t only support talent from the U.S., but also from around the world. On top of that, many of the pieces share important messages about human rights and culture, which I found beautiful and powerful. It’s amazing how much can be taught through art.

The space itself is stunning, with breathtaking sculptures that really leave a mark. I went with my 7-year-old daughter, and she was fascinated too—she absolutely loved it. It’s definitely a place I want to visit again.
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Shanel

18:33 20 Jul 25

A must visit in St. Pete! A quieter but absolutely beautiful 😍 museum! The glass sculptures and art work are very impressive! 34,000 sq feet of contemporary art and glass sculptures, they also have a lot of various paintings and other types of artwork to enjoy. I wanted to buy everything in the gift shop!

Roxann P.

02:18 19 Jul 25

This place is so cool. They a variety of glass art and other mediums. Very unique and worth visiting if you have never been before. The shop has a lot of unique glass items. They host of variety events as well!

Michael E.

19:00 12 Jul 25

The glass artwork on display here is absolutely amazing. Off the chart. The skill and talent to create the pieces on display is top notch. And the effort and time to find these items is hard to conceive.

Everything is beautifully displayed. The staff is friendly and very helpful. This museum is well worth the stop

Brad M.

13:58 05 Jul 25

If you're a glass lover you can't go wrong with this museum. One of the most famous glass blowers of his time. The family and I spent hours just amazed at all the beautiful glassware.