Inside the St. Petersburg home of Paul Wilborn and Eugenie Bondurant: Read the hour-by-hour experience of one day in the life of one well-known local couple coping in the time of coronavirus.
Looking for the hippest, hottest foodie scene in Tampa Bay? Take a walk along Central Avenue anywhere from downtown St. Petersburg to I-275 and you'll soon find enough tantalizing tastes to scandalize the senses.
Paul Wilborn, a cabaret performer by night and executive director of the Palladium Theater in St. Petersburg by day, writes regularly about arts and entertainment in the Tampa Bay region on his blog called PalladiumPaul. A July post details how he spends a typical week in St. Petersburg taking in a host of events and performances.
Rim Karnavicius' business background has been as much an asset for the St. Petersburg Opera Company as his towering presence on stage and his big bass/baritone voice.
In planning for long-term sustainability of The Florida Orchestra, CEO Michael Pastreich looked to the writings of business researcher Jim Collins, author of "Good To Great'' and "Built To Last.'' While these books were originally written with for-profit businesses in mind, Pastreich finds that Collins' work applies in the nonprofit arts world as well.
The renovation of Crislip Arcade in St. Petersburg represents today's new economy in a burgeoning block of artists' studios and creative businesses blossoming in a "smaller is better" world.
Like many other urban markets around the country, the Saturday Morning Market in downtown St. Petersburg is about more than better food. It's about a better life. Healthy living, recycling, renewal are the underpinnings of most of the products and services.
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