SARASOTA, FL – While local arts leaders had hoped that 2021 would herald better days, with a return to full theaters, arenas and auditoriums throughout the community, COVID-19 is still having a huge and negative impact. For the Circus Arts Conservatory (CAC), health and safety and financial considerations have prompted leaders to cancel its upcoming Big Top season, including … [Read more...] about Circus Arts Conservatory cancels 2021 Big Top season
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Gulfport’s Third Saturday IndieFaire Becomes a Monthly Highlight for Tampa Region Arts Lovers
Gulfport, FL – Since its debut in mid-October, Gulfport’s Third Saturday IndieFaire has grown to become a highlight on the region’s expansive monthly arts calendar, attracting some of the area’s most innovative creators to a festive arts market each month alongside the shops, galleries and restaurants of scenic downtown Gulfport. The event is hosted by the Gulfport Merchants … [Read more...] about Gulfport’s Third Saturday IndieFaire Becomes a Monthly Highlight for Tampa Region Arts Lovers
Downtown Waterfront Welcomes 43rd Annual St. Petersburg Power and Sailboat Show January 14-17, 2021
1/11/21 - The 43rd annual St. Petersburg Power and Sailboat Show starts Thursday, January 14 through Sunday, January 17, 2021 at the Duke Energy Center for the Arts, Mahaffey Theater Yacht Basin and Albert Whitted Park (next to the Dali Museum). This year’s showcase will be limited for attendees with tickets that must be purchased online atstpeteboatshow.com. General … [Read more...] about Downtown Waterfront Welcomes 43rd Annual St. Petersburg Power and Sailboat Show January 14-17, 2021
Jan. 29 Lecture: “Weathering the Storm in Our Unprecedented Times” State-of-the-World Discussion by Cultural Historian Dr. Richard Tarnas
Following one of the most controversial presidential elections in U.S. history, the storming of the U.S. Capitol Building, and in the midst of the “dark winter” of the Covid-19 pandemic, Harvard-educated cultural historian and California Institute of Integral Studies professor of philosophy and psychology Dr. Richard Tarnas will speak on the topic of “Weathering the Storm in … [Read more...] about Jan. 29 Lecture: “Weathering the Storm in Our Unprecedented Times” State-of-the-World Discussion by Cultural Historian Dr. Richard Tarnas
Nature Artifacts Artist Trent Alyse Receives Arts Council Grant
TAMPA - Jan. 11, 2021 - Popular nature artifacts artist Trent Alyse, who specializes in sculpture, jewelry and other art forms using ethically sourced materials including bones, exoskeletons and plants, received a 2021 Professional Development for Artists grant from the Arts Council of Hillsborough County. An emerging artist who has developed an international following on … [Read more...] about Nature Artifacts Artist Trent Alyse Receives Arts Council Grant