Looking for some meaningful ways to help your friends and neighbors? The Catalyst has got you covered. Whether you’ve got lots of spare time or only a few hours here...
Just as Professor Harold Hill rode into River City, Iowa and hoodwinked the locals into bankrolling his nonexistent “boys’ band,” so Pinellas County fell under the...
Change is good, change is necessary. Change is the only constant in life. John Collins knows this, and accepts it, as he ponders the run-up to...
The St. Petersburg Arts Alliance has named Terry Marks as the organization’s chief executive officer, replacing outgoing executive director (and founder) John Collins. The New York...
Three one-acts by New England playwright Jared Eberlein begin a shared run tonight at LAB Theater Project in Ybor City, which is becoming the go-to for...
For Jeremy Carter, Friday’s Palladium Live! virtual concert is just the latest development in the tenor sax player’s ongoing and evolving relationship with the Palladium Theater...
A Call to Artists has gone out from Creative Pinellas to a mural to be painted on low walls outside WestCare’s Mustard Seed Inn, in the...
Just as suddenly as she arrived in St. Petersburg in 2010, Andi Matheny is hitting the bricks, bound for New York City. “There is no plan,”...
There are plenty of parallels between Joel Momberg’s life and that of Alan Handler, the central character in Momberg’s third novel, For Those Who Can. Alan,...
While the coronavirus had been spreading like wildfire across America, it wasn’t until this very week, one year ago, that the word pandemic entered our common...
