The Lovin’ Spoonful was the first Americana band, long before the term was coined. Although the original quartet barely lasted three years in the mid 1960s,...
In playwright Lynn Nottage’s Crumbs From the Table of Joy, 17-year-old Ernestine Crump is about to graduate from high school, and she’s thinking – hard –...
There are quite a few professional dancers in St. Petersburg, says Helen Hansen French, who is herself one. But since the city has no professional dance...
Just shy of its first anniversary, the James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art hits one out of the park with The Cultural Connections of Edward...
Six weeks into his new job as President and CEO of The Florida Orchestra, Mark Cantrell already has very clear ideas on how to move things...
Neil Simon’s mismatched Felix and Oscar got nothing on Sharon and Robyn, the unlikely friends in The Roommate, the dark and delightfully subtle Jen Silverman comedy...
On June 6, members of the legendary “Horse Soldiers” Green Beret combat team – many of them Tampa Bay residents – will parachute onto the beach...
It’s a good thing that Geff Strik hit it off with Michael Francis, the Florida Orchestra’s music director and principal conductor, when the two were brought...
Writers, readers and lovers of literature have been singing Maureen McDole’s praises ever since she began Keep St. Pete Lit, a producing and curatorial nonprofit that...
As a pre-teen mandolin prodigy, Chris Thile was always pretty sure he was destined for greatness. His trio, Nickel Creek, routinely dropped jaws at bluegrass festivals,...
