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When artist and School of the Art Institute of Chicago-grad Carrie Boucher worked as an art teacher, she thought seriously about who had access to tools, supplies and education around… Read More

A Conversation with Playwright Allison Zajac-Batell For emerging playwright Allison Zajac-Batell, itäó»s been a hard-won journey bringing scripts to life, from the page to the stage. Zajac-Batell was Trained in… Read More

November 25 – December 1 Youäó»ve survived Round 1 of the holidays, but to make it all the way to the finish line, youäó»re going to need to combine some… Read More

North Pinellas arts lovers have been gearing up for a long-awaited milestone this Turkey-Day weekend: SHAMcGivinG, which promises a creative Blitzkrieg and cornucopia of entertainment. (Click here for event schedule.)… Read More

November 18äóñ24 I hope youäó»ve got good shoes and some protein bars, because this weekend is PACKED, folks. From Russian folk songs to graphic design to heavy metal, your bases… Read More

Stretch Grants Promote Pinellas County as Cultural Destination Creative Pinellas, the Countyäó»s Local Arts Agency announced the launch of its new Stretch Grant program for organizations to increase the impact… Read More

One of Tampa Bay’s Most Popular Art Fairs, this Annual Dunedin Event is Filled With Artsy Fall Fun                … Read More

“Art is a record, a document, that you leave behind showing what you saw and felt when you were alive. That’s all” –Mexican-American painter Carlos Almaraz InŒæOur America: The Latino… Read More

November 11äóñ 17 Whether youäó»re celebrating victory or nursing your political wounds, at least weäó»ve all got a little bit of a breather äóñ so why not get out and… Read More

Founder of the Art in Odd Places Festival, Ed Woodham, Speaks at Eckerd College, Dreams of St. Petersburg Festival. Running East-West across Manhattan, Artist Ed Woodham calls 14th Street Œæhis… Read More