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  1. From the archives: Internet was once sure St. Pete Pier was site of UFO landing
    Jul. 22• History
    A photograph from a 1976 Tampa Bay Times story detailing how a St. Petersburg Pier laser art installation did not go as planned.
  2. 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.
  3. 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.
  5. Cool Art Show returns to the Coliseum in St. Petersburg
    Jul. 7• Visual Arts
    A previous Cool Art Show at the Coliseum in St. Petersburg. The show returns July 24-25, 2021.
  6. Tampa photographer uses damaged streetlights to create art
    Jul. 5• Photos
    "Riverside Heights Becoming"
  7. St. Pete Pier to celebrate 1st anniversary with 300-drone light show
    Jun. 24• Things To Do
    The Duke Energy Drone Light Show will celebrate the 1st anniversary of the St. Pete Pier with an aerial display of 300 drones equipped with LED lights. Photo courtesy city of St. Petersburg
  8. A new mural in Tarpon Springs reflects the city’s history
    Jun. 23• Visual Arts
    “This Blessed Plot, This Earth,” a mural painted by artist Elizabeth Indianos, is seen at the Tarpon Springs Cultural Center.
  9. What’s that sculpture in the roundabout at Central Avenue in St. Petersburg?
    Jun. 23• Arts
    New sculpture on Central Ave, St. Pete. on June 20, 2021
  10. On Juneteenth, a new exhibition opens in St. Petersburg
    Jun. 18• Arts
    Desmond Clark, Principal at St. Cate Fine Arts and “Curator at Large” poses with True Vine by Steve Prince. The James Museum is collaborating with the Carter Woodson Museum to present, "Reverberations." The exhibition shares artwork from emerging and established Black artists who live and work in Tampa Bay and across the Southeastern United States. Through each artist’s own perspective, the exhibition challenges viewers with stories of structural racism and oppression, as well as celebrates hope and resilience.
  11. Disney World to bring back fireworks this summer
    Jun. 16• Theme Parks
    Hundreds of guests watch the "Happily Ever After" fireworks show in front of Cinderella Castle on July 30, 2018 at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom. As part of its coronavirus limitations, the fireworks shows were ended when the park reopened last summer to prevent large crowds from gathering.
  12. Two St. Petersburg galleries celebrate new digs
    Jun. 14• Visual Arts
    An exterior shot of Articles/Leslie Curran Gallery and D-Gallerie, which have moved in next door to each other in larger spaces in the Historic Uptown neighborhood in St. Petersburg.
  13. Yes, that is a Botero sculpture on Bayshore in Tampa
    Jun. 11• Visual Arts
    A sculpture by Fernando Botero sits along Bayshore Boulevard in Tampa.
  14. For St. Pete Pride, try a Gay Mural Scavenger Hunt
    Jun. 11• Visual Arts
    Pride & Love is a mural by Chad Mize & Jay Hoff.
  15. Picasso exhibit coming to the Dali Museum in St. Petersburg in January
    Jun. 9• Visual Arts
    Picasso, Pablo. "Le Baiser." Mougins, 26 octobre 1969. Huile sur toile. Musée national Picasso-Paris. Dation Pablo Picasso, 1979. MP220.
  16. A detailed look at Honeymoon Island’s natural wonders
    Jun. 8• Life & Culture
    An ant crawls across the remains of a black racer on Wednesday, June 2, 2021, on the Osprey Trail at Honeymoon Island State Park in Dunedin.
  17. Tampa Museum of Art showcases prints from acclaimed American artist Jasper Johns
    Jun. 8• Visual Arts
    A look inside “Art of Changes: Jasper Johns Prints," featuring a lifetime of prints from the acclaimed American artist.
  18. St. Petersburg’s ‘Tiny Town’ is up for sale
    Jun. 4• Visual Arts
    Artist Dan Painter talks about his Tiny Town outdoor art studio in St. Petersburg on January 11, 2019.
  19. ‘Love Boat’ captain Gavin MacLeod dies at 90
    May 29• Visual Arts
    This July 31, 2018 photo shows actor Gavin MacLeod during a panel discussion on the PBS special "Betty White: First Lady of Television" during the 2018 Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, Calif. Gavin MacLeod has died. His nephew told the trade paper Variety that MacLeod died early Saturday, May 29, 2021.
  20. ‘Worst hat ever’: Twitter reacts to MLB caps that put Tampa Bay Rays in wrong area code
    May 26• Rays
    New Era unveiled a Rays cap with an 813 area code (which is for the Tampa area) and not 727 (which is for St. Petersburg, where the Rays play). There was so much mockery of the caps that the company pulled them off their site within 12 hours Tuesday night.
  21. Play area based on PBS star Daniel Tiger to open at Tampa’s Glazer Children’s Museum
    May 25• Kids & Family
    An exhibit based on the PBS Show "Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood" opens May 29 at the Glazer Children's Museum and runs through Sept. 6.
  22. June brings a rainbow of Pride month activities around Tampa Bay
    May 25• Things To Do
    Rainbow flags flying in front of local businesses or in shop windows, as well as art installations and other decorations during 2018's St. Pete Pride celebration.
  23. Actor Charles Grodin dies at 86
    May 18• Movies
    Actor Charles Grodin, shown here in 1994. died Tuesday at his home in Wilton, Conn., from bone marrow cancer. He was 86.
  24. In St. Petersburg, a focus on Florida artists
    May 17• Visual Arts
    An installation view of "Fresh Squeezed 5" at the Morean Arts Center in St. Petersburg.
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