Hometown astronaut Nicole Stott mixes art and science at Leepa-Rattner
Hometown astronaut, artist and alumnus Nicole Stott visited St. Petersburg College's Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art to spotlight the natural connection between science and art.
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Tampa Bay February Arts roundup: Painter Stephanie Ong, The James Museum and more
Tampa Bay's February arts scene includes painter Stephanie Ong's exhibit "Scaffolding" in Tampa, "The Stories They Tell: Indigenous Art and the Photography of Edward S. Curtis" at The James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art, an exhibit of the work of contemporary Black artists at the St. Petersburg Warehouse Arts District and much more.
Partner Partner Content Commentary: Be strategic with your charitable donations
Community Foundation Tampa Bay Senior Vice President, Philanthropy Sheila Kinman offers expertise and advice on year-end charitable giving.
Nonprofits activate Tampa Bay Resiliency Fund to support Hurricane Ian recovery
A partnership of area charitable organizations have activated the Tampa Bay Resiliency Fund to support nonprofit groups working on Hurricane Ian recovery efforts.
After three decades, the award-winning Pinellas Trail network reaches final stages of construction
The opening of the Clearwater to Palm Harbor leg of the Pinellas Duke Energy Trail moves the countywide Pinellas Trail Loop network closer to completion.
Pinellas County moves closer to zero emissions by 2050
Pinellas County commits to using 40% renewable energy sources by 2030; 100% for operations by 2040; and 100% for the entire county by 2050.
Red tide persists along Florida’s Gulf coast, how you can help stop it
Human behavior influences the ebb and flow of red tide in Florida waterways. Here's what you need to know and how you can help.
September Arts Roundup: Lenticular experiences, a pop-up, and more
Looking for something new to do? Art events this Fall are starting to ramp up in the Tampa Bay Area. Make plans to visit now.
21 historic Tampa Bay Area restaurants that can still satisfy your cravings
As the pandemic continues to reshape the local foodie scene, surviving restaurants are finding their own sweet spot somewhere between limited indoor and expanded outdoor dining while ramping up takeout and delivery services. Here are 21 eateries to tantalize your tastebuds in the new year in hopes they’ll all survive well into 2022.
Need an arts-and-culture fix post-quarantine? Here’s what you can expect to find nearby
Using CDC guidelines as a framework for reopening, Tampa Bay Area art museums, groups, and venues are starting to invite visitors back while planning for safer experiences as COVID-19 persists.
