Nine stringed instruments dating from the darkest days of the second world war will make music once again, Thursday at...
St. Pete’s arts scene is a cornerstone of its unique profile, with great visual art, world-class museums and performing arts of every kind, at every level. The section is not only a source for current arts news and updates, it profiles those artists and influencers who CREATE and make the St Petersburg arts community so vibrant. Keep abreast of local arts & culture events and news in the Create section.
His biggest claim to fame – the thing that most people likely recognize Jon Lovitz from – is Saturday Night Live, for which he created numerous...
Synia Carroll, the Sarasota-based jazz vocalist who left a career as a schoolteacher and storyteller to devote herself full time to music, died Friday after a...
Stuck. Each gust of chilly afternoon wind threatened to send the big sedan careening forward, down vertical steel onto concrete, or – even worse – backwards...
Craig Pittman has a new book out, his seventh. It’s called Welcome to Florida. Nor surprisingly, that’s also the title of Pittman’s successful weekly podcast, which...
Sting is back on the bay tonight for his Reggae Rise Up headlining appearance alongside the Jamaican artist Shaggy. It’s the former Police-man’s fourth time in...
Visual artists have found inspiration and public support in St. Petersburg for well over a century, as a new exhibit documents through words, pictures and original...
Members of Clay Collective of St. Pete, a co-op of eight community clay studios, want to put St. Petersburg on the map as a clay destination. ...
Bagpipers, step dancers and good old Irish singalongs are on the stage menu for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in both St. Petersburg and Tampa, but hands...
What goes around, comes around. In the case of Jobsite Theater, Martin McDonagh’s dark, visceral play The Pillowman was first produced way back in 2006 and...
