An early concept would replace it with an outdoor amphitheater as part of a larger makeover of the downtown waterfront.

City leaders in St. Petersburg are looking at the future of its downtown waterfront – and the nearly 80-year-old Al Lang Stadium might not be a part of it.

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The City of St. Petersburg has a new vision for its waterfront that does not involve Al Lang Stadium. The plan was presented to the City Council and shows an ...

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Construction is underway on a mixed-use project that will transform part of a YMCA campus in St. Petersburg, bringing new housing options and retail spaces to the area.