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  1. National Book Critics Circle announces awards finalists
    Yesterday• Books
    NBCC fiction finalists
  2. Play based on mural reveals rich history of Tarpon Springs
    Jan. 20• Stage
    “This Blessed Plot, This Earth,” a mural painted by artist Elizabeth Indianos, is seen at Tarpon Springs Cultural Center in June.
  3. Art Festival Beth-El returns in person in St. Petersburg
    Jan. 19• Visual Arts
    This piece is by Lilian Delgado, one of the exhibiting artists at Art Festival Beth-El, which returns in person in St. Petersburg Jan. 30-31.
  5. ‘Jersey Boys’ rescheduled at Clearwater’s Ruth Eckerd Hall
    Jan. 19• Stage
    Corey Greenan, Eric Chambliss, Jon Hacker and Michael Milton in "Jersey Boys," which is scheduled to come to Ruth Eckerd Hall in February 2021 as part of their Broadway series.
  6. ‘Tampa Fresh Foods,’ a grocery store made entirely of felt, opens at Water Street
    Jan. 19• Visual Arts
    British artist Lucy Sparrow poses for a portrait at "Tampa Fresh Foods" in Water Street Tampa. The new exhibition, presented by the Vinik Family Foundation and Art Production fund, is an immersive art experience of a grocery store made from felt, open to the public through Feb. 20.
  7. Window of ARTpool Gallery in St. Petersburg is smashed; owners want to know who did it
    Jan. 18• St. Petersburg
    Instagram posts from the ARTpool Gallery & Vintage Boutique account show damage to the front display windows caused by a skateboarder early on the morning of January 17, 2022.
  8. Check out these programs at the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg
    Jan. 17• Arts
    Hughie Lee-Smith, American, 1915–1999, "The Walls," 1954, oil on board, Art Bridges. The painting is on loan at the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg through a partnership with Art Bridges.
  9. Palm Harbor native Mister Nik Sharp ‘was a genuine rock star’
    Jan. 17• Pinellas
    Nik Sharp loved classic cars. He bought this one, a 1965 Ford Falcon Futura, in September 2021.
  10. Tampa has a new area code so I guess it’s ‘Soylent Green’ now
    Jan. 14• Opinion
    Charlton Heston is all of us in 'Soylent Green.'
  11. New exhibit comes to Museum of the American Arts and Crafts Movement in St. Petersburg
    Jan. 13• Visual Arts
    Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh. Detail from The May Queen: panel from the Ladies' Luncheon Room, Ingram Street Tea Rooms, 1900. Gesso, hessian, scrim, twine, glass beads, thread, tin leaf 62 1/2 x 179 7/8 inches (overall). Glasgow Museums. Acquired by Glasgow Corporation, as part of the Ingram Street Tearooms, 1950 © CSG CIC Glasgow Museums Collection.
  12. Ace Atkins bids Robert B. Parker’s Spenser farewell
    Jan. 13• Books
    "Bye Bye Baby" is author Ace Atkins' 10th and last book in the Spenser series originated by Robert B. Parker.
  13. Clearwater’s Ruth Eckerd Hall postpones ‘Jersey Boys’ due to COVID-19 cases
    Jan. 12• Health
    Corey Greenan, Eric Chambliss, Jon Hacker and Michael Milton in "Jersey Boys."
  14. Meet St. Petersburg-based artist LeRoy ‘King of Art’
    Jan. 11• Visual Arts
    Paul LeRoy Gehres poses for a portrait in front of his artwork at The Factory St. Pete.
  15. St. Petersburg museums to offer COVID-19 vaccinations on Jan. 16
    Jan. 10• Health
    The Museum of Fine Arts is one of five St. Petersburg museums participating in Museums for Immunity, offering free COVID-19 vaccinations to the public on Sunday.
  16. St. Petersburg’s The Dali Museum offering reduced admission to local residents
    Jan. 6• Visual Arts
    Visitors line up to enter The Dali Museum in 2020. In celebration of its 40th anniversary, local residents get discounted admission through Jan. 28, 2022.
  17. Update: Writers in Paradise readings canceled
    Jan. 6• Books
  18. Laura Lippman aces the short form in ‘Seasonal Work’
    Jan. 6• Books
    Laura Lippman's new book is the short story collection "Seasonal Work."
  19. A mural in Water Street Tampa animates with augmented reality
    Jan. 5• Visual Arts
    A new mural painted on the East Cumberland Parking Garage in Water Street Tampa animates when viewed with an app.
  20. Brandon, Wesley Chapel to see premiere of new Cirque Italia ‘water circus’
    Jan. 4• Kids & Family
    Performer Hector Pazaran performs a futuristic act for Cirque Italia's new "traveling water circus" that will premiere in Brandon and Wesley Chapel.
  21. St. Petersburg’s The Dali Museum offering $3 admission to eligible guests
    Jan. 3• Visual Arts
    A man walks past palm trees reflected in glass panels at The Dali Museum in 2019 in St. Petersburg. The museum is offering reduced admission to eligible community members.
  22. Russian New Year celebration coming to St. Pete Beach
    Dec. 30, 2021• Life & Culture
    Traditional dancers will be part of the Russian New Year celebration organized by the Russian Heritage Organization. It will be held on Jan. 8 at the TradeWinds Island Resort in St. Pete Beach.
  23. The year in Tampa Bay arts and what’s to come in 2022
    Dec. 30, 2021• Life & Culture
    The Museum of the American Arts and Crafts Movement, the first museum in the world dedicated to the Arts and Crafts movement, opened in St. Petersburg in September.
  24. Where to find Tampa Bay fireworks shows on New Year’s Eve
    Dec. 29, 2021• Entertainment
    New Years Eve fireworks light up the sky off Clearwater Beach in 2018.
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