Florida's Manhattan Casino reopens after $4.8m renovation, 58 years after closing
St. Petersburg's Manhattan Casino in Florida has reopened following a four-year renovation costing $4.8 million. The historic venue, originally built in 1925, once welcomed legendary performers including Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, Ray Charles, and B.B. King. The two-storey building had remained closed since 1968, sitting dormant for nearly six decades. It has now been revived as a city-owned event space within the historic Deuces neighbourhood.
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