Powerstories Theatre seeks kids, teens for inaugural Voices of Youth Theatre Festival
Better act fast, submissions are open only through May 15 for a variety of theatre-related activities for kids and teens at Powerstories Theatre in Tampa.
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Art Snax: High School Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra performs at Spring Music Spectacular in Tampa
The Straz Center in Tampa will be the site of the Spring Music Spectacular featuring top high school performers from all over the Tampa Bay Area on April 21. Tickets are on sale now. COVID-safety protocols will be in place.
New Artspace in Tampa? You can help decide by taking the Arts Market Study survey now
The creatives behind an effort to bring Artspace to Tampa are asking anyone who comes in contact with the arts (audience members, appreciators, influencers, artists, writers, administrators, public officials, community leaders, etc.) to participate in a survey to help determine the best fit for Tampa.
Art Snax: Rock on with the Tampa Bay Science and Mineral Club
Don’t take for granite (wink, wink) the opportunity to go to the First Annual Hot Rocks, Cool Gems Spring Show at the Sadye Gibbs Martin Community Center in Plant City.
WEDQ airs local TV doc ‘Because of Sam’ in honor of World Down Syndrome Day
Because of Sam, a locally produced TV documentary over 10 years in the making about a Tampa man with Down syndrome, makes its television debut on WEDQ on March 21 in honor of World Down Syndrome Day.
Powerstories creates virtual Voices of Truth Theatre Festival
In its inaugural virtual Voices of Truth Theatre Festival, Powerstories aims to share real-life stories that wouldn’t otherwise be heard or seen.
Feature Florida Partnerships strategizes how to keep, attract filmmakers here
Feature Florida Partnerships announces finalists for its Create It Here! program along with the next round of open calls for emerging screenplays in April. The overall goal is to keep local filmmakers busy working in Florida.
Stageworks Theatre, Ruth’s List go virtual with ‘What the Constitution Means to Me’
Instead of sitting in a theatre watching a play while social distancing and wearing masks during the ongoing pandemic, audiences can be a part of lively virtual discussions around selected and sometimes controversial plays.
Inaugural Humankindness Film Festival seeks submissions from filmmakers worldwide
Humankind Partnership, a Tampa-based content creation company, is hosting an inaugural, virtual film festival open to any type of filmmaker using the theme of “resilience” to guide their work.
Gasparilla Festival of the Arts goes virtual, still awards prize money
The Gasparilla Festival of the Arts, an annual tradition in Tampa since the early 1970s, will be virtual this year for the first time due to the threat of COVID-19, but it will still feature juried artwork, nationally known artists, and cash prizes.
