A rainbow of flowers along the waterfront at Selby Gardens sets the scene for the Roy Lichtenstein: Monet’s Garden Goes POP! exhibit.
A rainbow of flowers along the waterfront at Selby Gardens sets the scene for the Roy Lichtenstein: Monet’s Garden Goes POP! exhibit. Photos by Diane Egner
Sara Roman (University Area CDC Outreach Coordinator), Dhalia Bumbaca and Chris Adwell (WellFed co-Founders), and Stella Chinwubah (UACDC) are among the dedicated individuals who collaborate to help fight poor nutrition and obesity.
Sara Roman (University Area CDC Outreach Coordinator), Dhalia Bumbaca and Chris Adwell (WellFed co-Founders), and Stella Chinwubah (UACDC) are among the dedicated individuals who collaborate to help fight poor nutrition and obesity. Photos by Carole Devillers
WellFed Community co-founder Dhalia Bumbaca demonstrates how she uses her home-made parsley/rock salt seasonings combination in a Roasted Red Peppers dish.
WellFed Community co-founder Dhalia Bumbaca demonstrates how she uses her home-made parsley/rock salt seasonings combination in a Roasted Red Peppers dish. Photos by Carole Devillers
Love sculpture for Harvest Hope Park by Lead Artist Junior Polo was funded by a Treasure Tampa grant by the Gobioff Foundation.
Love sculpture for Harvest Hope Park by Lead Artist Junior Polo was funded by a Treasure Tampa grant by the Gobioff Foundation. Photo by Gianna Rendina-Gobioff

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Masthead gallery: Tampa Bay Collard Green Festival

Carole DevillersWednesday, February 19, 2025
For Good Amanda Gabaldon’s “mania variations,” is one of four upcoming Tampa Bay art projects receiving support from the Gobioff Foundation microgrant program

Gobioff Foundation microgrants support Tampa Bay artists' projects

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Feature Story Dancer Annelise Bond performs at Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park in Dance Rising Tampa Bay's first film "Tampa Iconic."

Dance Rising Tampa Bay's "The Power of Water" spotlights area's dance talent, precious waterways

Deborah Bostock-KelleyWednesday, February 5, 2025
For Good The Krewe of the Knights of Sant' Yago's Illuminated Knight Parade down Ybor City's Seventh Avenue is a celebration with a purpose, helping Latino and economically underprivileged students pay for college.

Krewe of Sant' Yago Knight Parade: A night for beads and bachelor's degrees

Tashie TierneyTuesday, February 4, 2025
Development News Blind Tiger Cafe's Roberto Torres has built a successful business and helped build a stronger community.

Blind Tiger's Roberto Torres: Building Tampa’s future with coffee, community, and creativity

Allison KoehlerWednesday, January 29, 2025
For Good Filmmaker and USF affiliate faculty Tamara Nemirovsky's award-winning documentary "Second Chances" follows four people's journey through homelessness, addiction, and recovery during the COVID-19 pandemic.

"Second Chances:" USF faculty's award-winning documentary on addiction, recovery

Deborah Bostock-KelleyTuesday, January 28, 2025
Development News In his book "Architecture of Segregation: The Hierarchy of Spaces and Places," Tampa architect Jerel McCants explores the role the profession has played in separating races and ethnic groups.

Tampa architect explores architecture's role in segregation

Kiran Malik-KhanWednesday, January 22, 2025
For Good The Lutz Senior Center's special thank you for dedicated volunteers Grace and Terry Hagerman - a second wedding ceremony on their 49th anniversary.

Lutz Senior Center's heartwarming anniversary surprise for two special volunteers

Philip MorganWednesday, January 15, 2025
Feature Story "The Sacred Arts Tour" returns to Florida CraftArt in St. Petersburg in January.

January arts: John Lennon photos at Tempus Projects, Sacred Arts Tour at Florida CraftArt, much more

Christopher CurryWednesday, January 8, 2025
For Good Dance Tampa Bay is seeking dancers who want to be part of the nonprofit's film project, "Dance Rising Tampa Bay."

Dance Tampa Bay seeks dancers for film project

Christopher CurryFriday, January 3, 2025
For Good Joshua's Way of Hope empowers underserved and at-risk children and youth to achieve.

Joshua's Way of Hope empowers youth, families

Philip MorganTuesday, December 31, 2024
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