About Lost in St. Pete

Announcing Year 5 of LiSP

April 25th - 26th, 2025

Four Stages

Two Venues

Two Days

The return of Lost in St. Pete will be a FREE community,

music, and arts festival.

We took a year off to form a nonprofit to keep this festival going strong. This year, we will be scaling back LiSP from previous years to lay a foundation for more sustainable events in the future.

Our mission has never changed - helping to provide platforms for diverse local subcultures, artists, and causes.

Now more than ever, it’s important that we come together and

support one another.

Lineup & more info soon!

Produced By - Lost Creations and DEA & SAINT

LiSP IV

LiSP III

LiSP I & II

LiSP 2019 Coverage:

Photos from Lost Creations' Lost In St. Pete II partyThanks to installs at Okeechobee, Hulaween, Lightning in a Bottle and House of Creatives, the festival world is becoming more and more familiar with the work of St. Petersburg-based art collective Lost Creations. The crew parked the show at home over the weekend for a multi-night party at downtown St. Pete DIY space Paper Crane where Texas rock band Bright Light Social hour led the charge on a four-stage lineup featuring almost three dozen bands from across the region.04/20/2019

LiSP 2018 Coverage:

NSFW: The Lost Ball brings an otherworldly festival experience to St. Petersburg, FL for an immersive, sold out party at Paper Crane — SoundBiteInfamously known for their immersive playgrounds at festivals like Suwannee Hulaween and Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival, Lost Creations took us down the rabbit hole once again Friday night for their very own, first ever riveting celebration of music & art with bizarre performances