The Florida Orchestra’s music director, Michael Francis, appeared in a wide-ranging Catalyst Sessions interview earlier this week. During a discussion of the organization’s new TFO At...
The Florida Orchestra’s first chair executive, President and CEO Mark Cantrell, has been face to face with crisis management before. As a trombonist with the Boston...
The former members of the 25-years-defunct Grateful Dead, of course, gather no moss, and singer and guitarist Bob Weir is back on the road with a...
The USF Contemporary Art Museum, part of the University of South Florida Institute for Research in Art in the College of The Arts, brings artist Hope...
“Jazz Theory,” which Alex Jones is mounting Friday and Saturday at thestudio@620, is an “event,” he insists. It’s not a “show,” nor is it a “performance.”...
Sphinx Virtuosi, one of America’s most dynamic chamber orchestras, will make five concert appearances in St. Petersburg during the third week in February. Four of these...
It isn’t common for an art gallery to encourage visitors to reach out and touch the work on view – as a matter of fact, that’s...
The buzz is beginning to build for Art of the Stage: From Picasso to Hockney, the exhibition – and ambitious performance series – that kicks off...
“I love not having a genre to point at,” Grace Potter told me during an interview a couple of years ago. “I love not being one...
Understandably, The Florida Orchestra is in full holiday mode. Michael Francis – the band’s British-born, newly-minted American citizen artistic director – conducts the timeless Handel’s Messiah...
