St. Pete’s newly-renovated Obama library opens

A new chapter in St. Petersburg education began Saturday, as the President Barack Obama Main Library, closed since 2020, was re-opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Hundreds of residents streamed into the 61-year-old facility on 9th Avenue N., for first-look rights to the City’s $17 million renovation.

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Café opens at ARK Innovation Center

St. Petersburg’s newest café has opened right in the heart of the city’s Innovation District.

Point Chaud Coffee & Crepes first started to welcome customers at the ARK Innovation Center Sept. 17.

Arts Alive!: Filmmaker/educator Christopher Ward

Today we’re talking with Christopher Ward, who’s been teaching at the University of Tampa since 2021. His current class is Business Communication; he’s also taught film producing, animation, writing, directing and other production courses, as well as film and TV history.

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