Advertisement
  1. Life & Culture

Arts

84° F, Thunderstorms84° F, Thunderstorms
  1. What’s coming up in Jobsite Theater’s 2021-22 season in Tampa
    5 hours ago• Stage
    Colleen Cherry as Harriet, the little girl who played with matches, in Jobsite Theater's production of "Shockheaded Peter." The company will reprise the production in their 2021-22 season.
  2. Freefall’s ‘The Rose and the Beast’ is a unique theater experience in St. Petersburg
    Yesterday• Stage
    One of the multimedia features in Freefall Theatre's "The Rose and the Beast," which runs through Aug. 8.
  3. St. Petersburg’s American Stage theater names new director
    Yesterday• Stage
    Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj has been named American Stage's next producing artistic director.
  5. Meet the producer bringing Hallmark romance to Tampa Bay movie sets
    Yesterday• Movies
    Producer Elayne Schneiderman Schmidt on the Dunedin set of the romance film 'A Taste of Love.'
  6. From the archives: Internet was once sure St. Pete Pier was site of UFO landing
    Yesterday• History
    A photograph from a 1976 Tampa Bay Times story detailing how a St. Petersburg Pier laser art installation did not go as planned.
  7. Where are Florida’s strangest McDonald’s? One man is on a mission to find out.
    Yesterday• Movies
    The McDonald's restaurant, at 347 S Gulfview Blvd on Clearwater Beach, is among the “nonstandard” locations.
  8. Tampa’s Gasparilla parades will sail on in 2022
    Jul. 20• Kids & Family
    Smoke billows off the Jose Gasparilla pirate ship as it carries members of Ye Mystic Krewe of Gasparilla along Seddon Channel for the 2020 parade in Tampa. After canceling Tampa’s signature event this year because of COVID-19 concerns, the Gasparilla parades will sail on in January of 2022, with advance tickets going on sale this week.
  9. ‘Perversion of Justice’ examines the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein
    Jul. 20• Books
    Billionaire money manager Jeffrey Epstein was arrested in July 2019 on federal charges of sex trafficking of minors. He died a month later in his jail cell.
  10. See ‘Romeo and Juliet in America’ outdoors at St. Petersburg’s Williams Park
    Jul. 19• Stage
    The cast of "Romeo and Juliet in America," presented by theater company American Stage, held at William Park in St. Petersburg through Aug. 1, 2021.
  11. Nat Geo Wild’s ‘Secrets of the Zoo’ show filmed another season in Tampa
    Jul. 19• Movies
    A camera crew films a manatee rescue at ZooTampa for season one of the "Secrets of the Zoo: Tampa" series.
  12. 5 things to do with kids in Tampa Bay this week: July 19-25
    Jul. 19• Kids & Family
    Fans at the 2016 Metrocon pose for a photo at the Tampa Convention Center. The convention for anime fans was canceled last year but returns July 23-25.
  13. ‘Titane’ wins top Cannes honor, 2nd ever for female director
    Jul. 18• Movies
    Director Julia Ducournau, winner of the Palme d'Or for the film 'Titane' poses for photographers during a photo call following the awards ceremony at the 74th international film festival, Cannes, southern France, Saturday, July 17, 2021.
  14. Former opera soprano Judy Lisi is ringmaster of the Straz Center
    Jul. 17• Community News
    Judy Lisi, President and Chief Executive Officer, Straz Center for the Performing Arts.
  15. The Florida Holocaust Museum expands hours and opens a new exhibit
    Jul. 15• Visual Arts
    The Florida Holocaust Museum in downtown St. Petersburg will expand its operating hours beginning July 28.
  16. He built a giant sculpture in a St. Petersburg roundabout. Here’s how.
    Jul. 14• Visual Arts
    On the left is "The Sun on The Edge," a sculpture on 11th Street N and Central Ave N, St. Petersburg. On the right is artist Ilan Averbuch.
  17. Three art exhibits to check out in St. Petersburg in July
    Jul. 14• Arts
    "The Intrinsic Culmination of Sensuality" by Michael Fait is on display at the Blue Goose in St. Petersburg through Aug. 7.
  18. Martin Kove from ‘Cobra Kai’ is making a movie in Pinellas
    Jul. 13• Movies
    Actor Martin Kove of 'Cobra Kai' fame is starring ina movie that is being made in Pinellas County.
  19. Hallmark to shoot another movie in Tampa Bay
    Jul. 13• Movies
    Actress Emeraude Toubia acts in a scene for the movie "Love in the Sun" shot at Fort De Soto State Park.
  20. Shut up and dance: Walk the Moon is coming to Jannus Live in St. Petersburg
    Jul. 12• Music News
    Lead singer Nicholas Petricca and the Ohio alt-pop band Walk the Moon perform at the State Theatre in St. Petersburg in May 2014.
  21. Creator of ‘Free-Range Kids’ updates call to give kids more independence
    Jul. 12• Kids & Family
    Author Lenore Skenazy created the book, blog and movement called Free Range Kids that urges parents to give kids more independence, similar to what they had as kids. She has updated her book in the wake of three states passing laws to protect parents from legal issues.
  22. 5 things to do with kids in Tampa Bay this week: July 12-18
    Jul. 12• Kids & Family
    A juvenile alligator shows off its teeth and mouth while it rests along the banks of Lake Maggiore at Boyd Hill Nature Preserve in St. Petersburg. A newly opened exhibit at the Sulphur Springs Museum and Heritage Center in Tampa explores our enduring fascination with the alligator and the alligator’s symbolic role in Florida history.
  23. Lesbian nun drama stirs up Cannes Film Festival
    Jul. 10• Movies
    From left: Virginie Efira, director Paul Verhoeven and Daphne Patakia pose for photographers upon arrival at the premiere of the film "Benedetta" at the 74th international Cannes Film Festival on July 9.
  24. A notorious Tampa murder powers Ace Atkins’ new novel ‘The Heathens’
    Jul. 8• Books
    In July 1998, Hillsborough County deputies escort Valessa Robinson, then 15, as she is returned to Tampa after being captured in Texas to face charges in the murder of her mother, Vicki Robinson.
Advertisement

Most Read

Advertisement
Today's Featured Advertisers
Advertisement
Advertisement