St. Pete continues grappling with flooding, wastewater woes

Residents across St. Petersburg implored city officials to help mitigate flooding impacts after torrential rains caused widespread inundation for a second consecutive night Wednesday.

First responders received nearly 200 emergency calls related to flooding Wednesday evening. West St. Pete received over 5" inches of rain in an hour.

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Arts Alive! podcast: Erica Sutherlin, The Studio@620

In this Arts Alive! podcast, Erica Sutherlin, the newly-minted artistic executive director of St. Petersburg’s long-lived performance space-slash-gallery, The Studio @620, reveals what she’s planning for the fall season and beyond.

Many of the usual 620 suspects – Radio Theatre Project, Keep St. Pete Lit poetry nights – will remain. And yes, there’s been some reorganization of how things will play out in the warm and welcoming downtown venue. She’s curated a season of theater, music and more – shows that will be interspersed with the community programming 620 is known and appreciated for.

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