Community connects with Rays at Fan Fest

The Tampa Bay Rays' annual Fan Fest was once again a hit Saturday, particularly with the team's youngest supporters, who relished a rare opportunity to interact with big league players.

Bill Walsh, chief business officer for the Rays, told the Catalyst that over 15,000 people filled Tropicana Field for the free event. In addition to meeting players, coaches and mascots, attendees could receive autographs, purchase game-used equipment and apparel, participate in a food drive and browse a popular charity “yard sale” in the concourse.

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The Catalyst interview: Carl Palmer

If anyone has the right to revive the iconic progressive music trio Emerson, Lake & Palmer, it’s Carl Palmer. The precise and poly-rhythmic drummer is the last living member of the groundbreaking British group (keyboardist Keith Emerson and singer/bassist Greg Lake both died in 2016).

How then to explain the concert called “The Return of Emerson, Lake & Palmer,” Feb. 23 (this Friday) at Ruth Eckerd Hall?

Ep. 106 – Seniors in Service of Tampa Bay

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