Downtown St. Pete’s first brewery celebrates 10 years

The local craft brewery explosion helped fuel St. Petersburg’s renaissance as a culture, arts and hospitality destination, and the Dozark family was there from the beginning.

Doug Dozark was brewing beers long before zoning changes allowed him to launch Cycle Brewing, the first brewery downtown. His wife, Tara, had an intimate view of the area’s transformation as a local architect.

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Don’t touch that dial: Radio St. Pete hits the 10-year mark

While St. Petersburg’s many talented artists can show their work in galleries, open-house studios and other exhibition venues, the city’s musicians – those who write, play and record original songs – don’t have a lot of easy options.

Joe Bourdow, the retired president of Valpak (1996-2009), used that sad statistic as his jumping-off point when he launched Radio St. Pete, a non-commercial online station, in 2013.

Arts Alive! podcast: Eugenie Bondurant

There aren’t a lot of full-time St. Petersburg residents who turn up frequently in movies or on TV, or who walk the swankiest of Parisian fashion-modeling runways. Topping the list of one is Eugenie Bondurant, who is today’s guest on our Arts Alive! podcast.

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