Some people have a preternatural ability to look at a blank canvas, or a cracked wall or an empty room, and see what it will look...
St. Petersburg Arts Alliance executive director John Collins went before City Council Thursday to deliver his organization’s annual report for 2019. “Our donor commitment is that...
Sphinx Virtuosi, one of America’s most dynamic chamber orchestras, will make five concert appearances in St. Petersburg during the third week in February. Four of these...
A performance is a performance – one of a kind, ephemeral, here and gone. No two are alike, as it has been and always shall be,...
Pinellas County legislators and educators renewed their commitment to the arts Tuesday, announcing a proposed bill – filed in Tallahassee just this week – that would...
It’s the end of the first half-week of the first month of the first decade … well, since the last decade. Right. Now that everyone’s got...
There’s no question about it, St. Petersburg is a City of the Arts. Whether you’re here for the beaches or the business community, for the grassroots...
After Thanksgiving, and after Black Friday, there WILL be a weekend. This is certain. And while there’s not a whole lot happening in the local arts...
After the thought-provoking (and surprisingly fun) season opener Vietgone, which put a different spin on the story of refugees fleeing their war-torn homeland after the fall...
Welcome to the slowest month of the year. The kids are looking at the draggy final weeks of their summer vacation, families are slowly returning home...
