The St. Petersburg Conference on World Affairs (SPCWA) held its opening ceremony at the historic Palladium Theater Tuesday night, featuring an introduction by Mayor Ken Welch...
A new school in St. Petersburg will not only offer an individualized education designed to foster intellectual, creative and social independence, but it will do so...
Director Jennie Livingston’s documentary Paris is Burning achieved instant cult-classic status upon its release in 1991. A freewheeling, enormously entertaining look behind the scenes of Harlem’s...
Continual growth has been a hallmark for AgileThought, a custom software development and consulting company in Tampa. That growth has been organic since the firm was...
The Movies in the Park series is 10 years old, and sponsoring organization Preserve the Burg has announced five feel-good, family-friendly flicks for 2019, to be...
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...
As recently as the 1980s, St. Petersburg was sometimes derisively referred to as “God’s Waiting Room,” because of the high percentage of residents past retirement age....
Located in the heart of St. Petersburg’s historic district, the Carter G. Woodson Museum is a demonstration of the ongoing commitment to preserve African-American history. The...
