Opening Friday at freeFall Theatre in St. Pete, For Closure! is a comedic farce by South Florida writer Hannah Benitez, who appeared onstage in the company’s...
Ubiquitous in jazz, the saxophone is also a valued tool of the musical trade plied by classical players. The twain meet, somewhere in the middle, at...
Sting is back on the bay tonight for his Reggae Rise Up headlining appearance alongside the Jamaican artist Shaggy. It’s the former Police-man’s fourth time in...
The youngest of young people will find several familiar faces and friends on bay area stages Friday. Brothers Chris and Martin Kratt, whose adventures in the...
In 2024, Pinellas County’s visitors bureau received eight capital project funding requests totaling $67 million. Tourism officials approved allocating just $24.8 million to five area facilities...
It’s a big weekend for guitar-wielding storytellers. Canadian singer/songwriter Kathleen Edwards is back in her home away from home Saturday, performing on the Bayboro Brewing stage....
Matthew Abernathy, artistic director of the 150-voice Master Chorale of Tampa Bay, is our guest today on the Arts Alive! podcast. Ostensibly, the occasion is to...
We’re asking thought leaders, business people and creatives to talk about the upcoming year and give us catalyzing ideas for making St. Pete a better place...
So many of St. Petersburg’s iconic hotels went up in the mid 1920s, when the Florida land boom was in full stride, and the city was...
Back on Oct. 4 – during a more innocent time, when we’d only been ravaged by one hurricane – The Florida Orchestra’s music director Michael Francis...
