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  1. Straz CEO Greg Holland wants to try new things with Tampa Bay arts
    Yesterday• Arts
    Greg Holland, president and CEO of the David A. Straz Jr. Center for the Performing Arts addresses the group Café con Tampa on Friday.
  2. ‘All the Sinners Bleed’ another dark gem of Southern noir from S.A. Cosby
    June 1• Books
    S.A. Cosby's new novel is "All the Sinners Bleed."
  3. Actor Danny Masterson found guilty of 2 counts of rape in retrial
    May 31• Crime
    Danny Masterson and his wife Bijou Phillips arrive for closing arguments in his second rape trial, Tuesday in Los Angeles. Masterson is charged with raping three women at his Los Angeles home between 2001 and 2003.
  5. Meet the new director of St. Petersburg’s The James Museum
    May 31• Arts
    Robin Nicholson is the new executive director of The James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art in St. Petersburg. He starts on June 1, 2023.
  6. Pride month events in Tampa Bay: parties, parades, concerts and more
    May 31• Life & Culture
    The quarter-mile-long rainbow flag being rolled up at the end of the Pride in Paradise Parade, with hundreds of people carrying the flag down the street in 2022.
  7. Addiction took them to Pinellas drug court. Art is helping them recover
    May 30• Pinellas
    Pinellas-Pasco Circuit Adult Drug Court Judge Kimberly Todd, left, and her mother, Barbara Sheen-Todd, right, visit with Hope Ross, who is in recovery for crystal meth addiction, while attending a reception for the Art in Recovery exhibit on May 24 at the Gallery at Creative Pinellas in Largo.
  8. Netflix’s ‘MerPeople’ features Weeki Wachee Springs and Tampa Bay mermaids
    May 26• TV
    A still from "MerPeople," Netflix's four-part documentary series that revolves around mermaid culture. The series includes mermaids from Tampa Bay's own Weeki Wachee Springs State Park.
  9. Colorful murals are coming to this South Pasadena road
    May 25• Visual Arts
    Ted Peters Famous Smoked Fish is located at 1350 Pasadena Ave S, St. Petersburg. Peters opened his restaurant in 1951.
  10. Lane DeGregory to talk about ‘The Girl in the Window’
    May 25• Books
    Tampa Bay Times staffer Lane DeGregory is pictured in 2013.
  11. Luis Alberto Urrea’s ‘Good Night, Irene’ a searing story of World War II
    May 25• Books
    Luis Alberto Urrea's new novel is "Good Night, Irene."
  12. 25-ish Tampa Bay spots for breakups, hangovers and feeling alive
    May 25• Opinion
    Tampa Bay Times reporters Gabrielle Calise and Helen Freund feel alive at Lassing Park in St. Petersburg.
  13. St. Pete Pride: Idina Menzel headlining Friday concert ahead of 2023 parade
    May 23• Entertainment
    Broadway star Idina Menzel will perform at the St. Pete Pride Friday night concert, the day before the big parade.
  14. New dinosaur exhibit at Tampa’s Glazer Children’s Museum: Here’s your guide
    May 22• Visual Arts
    Madai Favaro, a museum educator with Tampa's Glazer Children's Museum, introduces Big John, the world’s largest documented fossilized triceratops skeleton, during a visit with kindergarten students from Booker T. Washington Elementary School in Tampa.
  15. Pinellas should give Dalí $34 million for expansion, tourism panel says
    May 19• Pinellas
    An unidentified man walks past palm trees reflected in glass panels at the Dali Museum Friday, Nov. 22, 2019 in St. Petersburg. The Pinellas County Tourist Development Council recommended this week that the county fully fund the museum's request of $34 million in bed tax dollars to help with its planned expansion.
  16. St. Petersburg student wins Florida’s Google Doodle competition
    May 18• Life & Culture
    Farah Haddouche-Miranda, left, hugs her big sister Iman Haddouche-Miranda as Iman shows off her Doodle For Google 2023 State Winner award along with her mother, Ellaine Miranda, in their home-school study room at their home in St. Petersburg.
  17. Kayleigh McEnany to speak about ‘Serenity in the Storm’ in Tampa
    May 18• Books
    Bestselling fantasy author Christopher Paolini's new book is "Fractal Noise."
  18. A Clearwater Waffle House led to fame for PBS landscape artist Bob Ross
    May 16• History
    Annette Kowalski and "The Joy of Painting" host Bob Ross met in Clearwater and agreed to become business partners over dinner at a Waffle House.
  19. I slept at Jack Kerouac’s home in St. Petersburg. You can, too.
    May 16• History
    The Jack Kerouac House of St. Petersburg, a nonprofit dedicated to preserving the writer's final home, is raising funds by welcoming fans into the house. A $250 donation and $100 cleaning fee gets you a night's stay.
  20. See the new Glazer Children’s Museum dinosaur exhibit opening in Tampa
    May 16• Life & Culture
    Booker T. Washington Elementary School student Zoey McCray, 6, gets a close look at Big John, the world’s largest documented fossilized triceratops skeleton, through a bubble dome at the Big John exhibit at the Glazer Children's Museum in Tampa.
  21. How did this Tampa theater create a new show? Puppets play a role
    May 15• Stage
    "Jobsite Theater's Alice" is a cabaret celebrating Lewis Carroll. It's being staged at Tampa's David A. Straz Jr. Center for the Performing Arts through June 4.
  22. St. Petersburg artist sits with homeless for a chat and a sketch
    May 12• Arts
    Artist John Curtis sits with people who come to the Unitarian Universalist Church of St. Petersburg for a meal for a conversation and a portrait sketch every Friday.
  23. Bestselling author Patti Callahan Henry in St. Pete to sign new book
    May 11• Books
    Patti Callahan Henry's new novel is "The Secret Book of Flora Lea."
  24. T.C. Boyle sees ‘Blue Skies’ through the smoke and rain
    May 11• Books
    T.C. Boyle's new novel is "Blue Skies."
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