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.
In Florida’s rollercoaster real estate market, house flipping has become a cottage industry. For the astute and thrifty purchaser, there are profits to be made in...
Elizabeth Gelman is what’s known in the arts universe as a multiple hyphenate. Today’s guest on the Arts Alive! podcast is Senior Director of Arts and...
Call it Americana, call it alt-country, call it anything you like as long as you get the recipe correct: Equal doses of barroom rock ‘n’ roll,...
Two one-man shows, both of which have enjoyed a good bit of longevity on the touring circuit, are coming this weekend. They’re both comedies, but other...
There’s a thin line, singer Caitlin McKechney believes, between opera – that’s her chosen profession – and country music (her other great love). “Interestingly,” McKechney points...
To the portentous strains of “Also Sprach Zarathustra,” the ceremonial ribbon was cut Monday morning on the Warehouse Arts District’s outdoor performing arts stage. The 23×13...
In the comedic cyclone that is Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery at freeFall Theatre, the intrepid English detective and his ever-present sidekick, Dr. Watson, are surrounded...
Since he launched himself into the singer/songwriter universe in 2020, Tommy Prine – son of the late singing/songwriting legend John Prine – has been racking up...
The James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art is celebrating its fifth anniversary this month, and Curator of Art Emily Kapes, who’s been part of the...
The James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art has named Robin Nicholson its new executive director, replacing Laura Hine. Nicholson will begin June 1, with Director...
