Archives: Articles

The man who inspired local historian Luis Gottardi to document the localŒævisual art scenes for the past seven years quietly died of cancer more than a year ago. His name… Read More

  Practically every bar, lounge, venue, gallery, brewery, and hot dog stand in Pinellas County is having some sort of party on New Yearäó»s Eve. But not all New Yearäó»s… Read More

Tessa Moeller is spending the month in a lift, paint brushing and rolling a mural on the fascade of the St. Petersburg College Dowtown Center and American Stage’s Raymond James… Read More

This month, I thought weäó»d expand our coverage of writing and reading in Florida a bit, because, well, there are things other than local books that deserve your attention. For… Read More

December saw Golden Globes, Rock and Roll, and some local moves of note.   New Class at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame New inductees to the Rock and… Read More

Broadway spectacles can be so tricked out with dazzling visuals and effects they donäó»t leave much for the imagination, but great theater still can — and does — as evidenced… Read More

December 23-29 The holiday season forces even the hardest-charging of us to put the brakes on, which can be either liberating or uncomfortable. The week on either side of December… Read More

Classic retellings are all the rage. St. Peteäó»s freeFall offers its own vintage double delight this winter. Peter Pan and its comedic, anachronous backstory, Peter and the Starcatcher, are being… Read More

December 16 – 22 Itäó»s another jam-packed week in Pinellas, and a great time to get out and see it all with family and friends. In particular, thereäó»s an awful… Read More

Fragile Prettiness Belying a Strong Concept The artwork of Jenn Miller is pretty. I donäó»t say this blithely or facetiously. English boasts a bounty of words in the various shades… Read More