Local arts organizations are honoring Black History Month with a powerful series of performances, conversations and visual art. . . .. . . February 2-27 American Stage American Stage presents… Read More
Celebrating Black History
Genre: ACM
Art Boxes Illuminate the Northern Climes of Pinellas
By Laura Kepner Art Boxes Illuminate the Northern Climes of Pinellas . . . Along Tarpon Springs’ Dodecanese Boulevard, known for the Sponge Docks, a unique outdoor art gallery has… Read More
Times Your Art Has Made an Impact
Times Your Art Has Made an Impact . . . Creating art of any kind is personal. What you make means everything to you at that point – and it’s better… Read More
Get to Know the First Foodie Influencer
By Janet K. Keeler Get to Know the First Foodie Influencer . . . January 28-February 27 freeFall Theatre Details here . . . Writers, journalists especially, are champions of… Read More
Music Inspired by the Haunting Silence of Beethoven
By Kurt Loft Music Inspired by the Haunting Silence of Beethoven January 28-30 Tampa, St. Pete and Clearwater Details here . . . In 1802, Ludwig van Beethoven sat down… Read More
Spiral Full Circle
By Tenea D. Johnson Spiral Full Circle . . . January 27 at 7 pm Museum of Fine Arts Details here . . . Generally, I eschew introductions to readings…. Read More
WADA Opens a New Home for Arts Education
By Carlene Cobb WADA Opens a New Home for Arts Education . . . The Pruitt Arts Education Center with the Jim Aresty School for Young Artists opened its doors… Read More
The Journey in Journalism
By Bob Devin Jones The Journey . . . in Journalism . . . Through January 25 Free The Studio@620 Details here . . . Somewhere I read… Teach a… Read More
Dalí’s Enduring Influence
By Steven Kenny Dalí’s Enduring Influence . . . In 1943 A. Reynolds and Eleanor Morse, a recently married young couple from Ohio, had the foresight and means to purchase… Read More
Libraries – What Heaven May Look Like
By Margo Hammond Public Libraries What Heaven May Look Like . . . “I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of a Library.” — Jorge Luis Borges… Read More
