The Raymond James Gasparilla Festival of the Arts first-ever virtual festival is the first of its kind with an esteemed juror and significant award prize money. Read the list of winners announced by Raymond James.
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.
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.
While the last year living in a pandemic has been extremely difficult for many, there are silver linings that surfaced through it all. This Commentary by Leonard Burke of Tampa suggests a few.
USF Health medical experts answer your questions about coronavirus vaccines during a recent webinar.
Tampa Bay Area educators and advocacy groups are finding innovative ways to enhance support for LGBTQ+ teens, a particularly vulnerable population during the isolation created by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tampa's historic downtown movie palace welcomes back live audiences starting March 11 with masks on, temperature checks, and tickets purchased online in advance.
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.
The postponement caused by COVID-19 results in new concepts and energy behind the artistic expression to be seen in the upcoming Skyway 20/21 exhibition at Tampa Bay Area art museums.
A small business situated on the east coast of Florida connects local runners and running groups throughout the globe in competitions and philanthropy in virtual experiences.
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