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Just say yes: A Taylor Swift orchestral symphony experience is coming to St. Pete this weekend
St. Pete is entering its Orchestra Era. Steve Hackman’s Taylor Swift: The Symphony Era is coming to the city this Saturday, September 12, with a show at the Duke Energy […]

Step into a chrome-covered look at the future this weekend at ARTicles Gallery
The future gets a Y2K-inspired makeover in a new art show opening this weekend at ARTicles Gallery (1234 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. St. N.). On Saturday, August 1, from […]

Talking shop with freeFall Theatre’s Eric Davis
"Bash of the Titans" closes this weekend, after 34 performances.

Clearwater’s Felce eyes a bigger stage — starting in Belleair

American Stage announces a next-season shakeup
Removed from the announced lineup are "Unhinged" and "MacBeth, MacBeth, MacBeth."

Conservation and creativity collide in vibrant new Soul Tides exhibit on the St. Pete Pier
If you’ve walked the St. Pete Pier lately, there’s a new reason to visit the Tampa Bay Watch Discovery Center (700 2nd Ave NE). Soul Tides, a mixed-media exhibition by […]

Arts Alive! podcast: Imagine Museum’s ‘Graphic Worlds’
Today’s guests on the Arts Alive! podcast are Stephanie Agudelo, events coordinator for St. Petersburg’s Imagine Museum, and Ora Fraze, owner and operator of the art gallery Ultra Mundane. Both are artists whose work is featured in the third annual Graphic Worlds exhibit, today…

St. Petersburg art gallery paints hope for Venezuela, donating proceeds to disaster victims

Historic art exhibit spotlights women printmakers
"There are so many different types of techniques and ways to use the medium."

‘The Art of Banksy,’ from the streets to the Straz Center
The exhibit opens July 31 and runs through the end of August.

The annual Cool Art Show returns to the Coliseum
Hours for the Cool Art Show are 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday.

Gulfport artist keeps Florida’s tiki tradition alive
In the fall of 1998, Hurricane Georges tore through the Florida Keys, leaving behind toppled trees and damaged homes. Wesley Wing had traveled south with his soon-to-be wife to help repair her family’s property when an evening around a bonfire unexpectedly altered the course of…