Settecasi runs Tampa's Department of Contemporary Art.
By Emiliano Settecasi
It is no longer possible to be artistically relevant and financially self-sufficient. Not in Tampa, not in Miami or New York, not anywhere...
Tampa Bay comics remember G. David Howard, who called himself 'the funniest man alive'
By Michael Murillo
St. Pete artist Cort Hartle replaces works with names of deceased Palestinians
The protest is on display in Ybor City through Feb. 8.
By Suzanne Townsend
Tampa Bay theaters are finding ways to give audiences what they want without losing themselves
From earlier showtimes to staging bonafide hits, local companies forge a path forward.
By Jennifer Ring
Florida author’s historical pirate romance novel reimagines the legend of Tampa Bay's José Gaspar
The work just as much an epic and spicy pirate romance as it is an homage to the region that knows and loves Gaspar best.
By Chelsea Zukowski
Creative Pinellas names St. Petersburg native Margaret Murray as new CEO
The national search was conducted by a committee of six board members and four community advisors.
Tampa Improv comedy club is now called 'Funny Bone'
Turns out nothing's changed but the signage.
Review: Off-Central’s collision of Shakespeare and everything Christmas is a teetering high wire act
It’ll help if the world’s news has got you down.
By Jon Palmer Claridge
Pinellas Park's Book Rescuers give back to the community through rescued and recycled reads
Community collaboration and support keeps the Tampa Bay bookstore going.
All of the indie bookstores in the Tampa Bay area
Plus a few that are worth the drive.
Pinellas County joins Cultural Planning Group’s new art cities
CPG creates new art cities outside of New York and Chicago. Pinellas County is next.
Benefit show raises $7K for beloved Tampa comedian Steve Miller
'I felt like I got to go to my own funeral, but everyone was happy.'
Florida Museum of Photographic Arts cuts ribbon on new Ybor City location
It's official.
Stageworks brings home nine trophies at 2023 Theatre Tampa Bay Awards
TampaRep’s mounting of Arthur Miller’s classic drama, 'All My Sons,' took home five.
Tampa's Bib 'N Tux isn't your grandfather's tux shop
But it is for Ashley Dudney.
By Jourdan Ducat
Tampa Bay artist Eric Hornsby completes new mural at Gasparilla Music Foundation headquarters
Hornsby’s GMF mural features a red-winged blackbird perched on the neck of a guitar and more.
By Ray Roa
Sunshine and Coconuts: A tale of two St. Pete Beach comedy clubs
For years, 5501 Gulf Blvd. was home to a comedy club that had multiple shows every week. And it still is.
Review: Florida is the butt of the joke in Natalie Symons’ hilarious ‘Nightsweat’
It’s at freeFall Theatre through Nov. 5.
Review: American Stage’s ‘Indecent’ is one of the most fully realized evenings of theater in the last decade
It runs through Oct. 29 in St. Petersburg.
Review: Hilarious cast brings ‘Rosencrantz and Guildenstern’ to life at Jobsite Theater
The show runs though Oct. 8 at Straz Center.
Mike Calta taps local comic Tom Wise to open this weekend's 'Calta Comedy Circus'
Wise supports national touring acts in Clearwater.
Cirque du Soleil ‘Bazzar’
@ Tropicana Field
Through March 24
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The official Tampa version of 'Monopoly' includes local favorites like Bayshore, Gasparilla and more
Spring Training is in full swing across the Bay area
Quavo and John Travolta are coming to Tampa for Gasparilla International Film Festival
Baker's back
By Carter Brantley
The Bay Area Renaissance Festival is a decades-long tradition and celebration of Middle Age life, and for one weekend each year it…
From the long mane of red hair which falls in curls almost to her waist, to the lithe figure parading around the…
On the same night of a “State of the Arts” delivery by gallery owner Emiliano Settecasi, Ybor City’s Kress Collective opened its…
Like any Tampa Bay resident will tell you, one of the best ways to head to the beach is through a local…
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