Ona Kirei and Alejandro Arenas, collectively known as Orilla, play melodic jazz imbued with pop, folk, funk and, you better believe it, sounds cultivated from their...
The University of South Florida St. Petersburg celebrated the grand opening of its human trafficking research lab Sept. 10. To kick off the lab’s formal opening,...
The new kid on the block – that’s the entire block of 4th Street and 3rd Avenue North – isn’t participating, but many of St. Petersburg’s...
Talk about a lengthy out-of-town tryout. The People Downstairs, a dark comedy by Bay Area playwright Natalie Symons, premieres this week at American Stage. The story...
This is a series of perspectives from local leaders who support startup businesses and social ventures, or who have started one themselves. Each is invited to...
If there were ghosts in the Beach Theatre, of flickering movie stars, projector operators, teenage concessionaires or the many thousands who sat in its rickety rocking...
Our topic this week is sinkholes, and we're joined by USF researcher Philip van Beynan to learn all about them.Continue reading
Jungle Prada and de Narváez Park, an area of westen St. Petersburg known for its wandering peacocks and the Sacred Lands Preserve, is getting a new...
There’s more here than meets the eye. That, of course, is a statement that’s often applied to magic shows, in which someone is trying to “trick”...
Welcome to the Catalyst’s Community Voices platform. We’ve curated community leaders and thinkers from all parts of our great city to speak on issues that affect...
