One of Alice Ferrulo Stampfle’s earliest memories is of a song from the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Cinderella. These lines in particular resonated with the young...
The elegant reds, blues and yellows of dozens of glass vessels, platters and other, less-easily-described objects d’art glow as if they’re coming from within. This muted...
Hello, 2019. How about we take a look at the highlights from January’s arts and culture calendar? OK then. E.G. Barnhill (1894–1987) arrived in St. Petersburg...
An outdoor performing arts venue could soon be coming to the Dome Industrial Park (DIP) in St. Petersburg. Property owners Robert and Cherie Beaman have brought...
The holidays are here at last, right on time, and December’s arts and culture calendar is stuffed stocking-full of music, theater and other Christmas-themed stagecraft. There...
St. Petersburg is often recognized for its vibrant arts scene: Murals, museums, live music, and almost everything in between can be found throughout the city. One...
For the third consecutive year, director David Middleton is inside St. Petersburg City Theatre most weeknights, running the 40-member cast of A Christmas Carol through rigorous rehearsals....
The Northeast Exchange Club’s Ribfest is back this month, for its 30th anniversary, and as always it’s a combo platter of BBQ, music and do-gooding for...
There are those in the professional arts world for whom fundraising – constantly asking people for money – is about as much fun as chewing shards...
The fourth annual SHINE Mural Festival is just about history (“time” is officially called on the muralists – many of whom were already done or near...
