First Annual Festival of the Sun Celebrates Yoga
The local yoga community gathered to celebrate the first annual Festival of the Sun.
Kratom Ban Could Be Blow to Enthusiasts
Some say kratom, an herb from Southeast Asia, has medicinal properties; but lawmakers and the FDA are seeking to limit its distribution.
Central Avenue: Avenue of Arts
Central Avenue will transform with a plan to install transit shelters decorated with illuminated sculptures.
St. Pete Beach Welcomes Holidays on Corey
The Sunday Market on Corey Avenue ended an hour earlier than usual: Santa was coming to town.
Children Build Eight-Foot Menorah for Chanukah
Local kids gathered at Philip Benjamin Tower Sunday, to build the menorah to be displayed in downtown’s Straub Park.
St. Pete Beach Discusses Comprehensive Plan
James Anderson initially filed the lawsuit in February 2011 against St. Pete Beach that prompted open discussion of the comprehensive plan.
A Holiday Vacation with an Unexpected Twist at Blu Room Theater
Gypsy Productions’ new production play is hilarious, witty, sexy and realistic with hints of the philosophic.
Pasadena Community Church Concert: Following the Star of Bethlehem
The story of Christ’s birth unfolded in Pasadena Community Church through narration, music and song at the annual Christmas Concert Sunday, November 30.
Influence, Rivalry and Obsession: Dalí and Picasso
Dalí Museum Curator Craig Petersburg presented “Picasso/Dalí, Dalí/Picasso: A Story of Influence, Rivalry, Obsession” at the St. Petersburg Public Library Saturday, November 22.
Celebrating Fall
Holiday spirit was in the air at the Family Fall Festival at the Enoch Davis Recreation Center, Saturday, November 22.
Eckerd Theater Ends Season with “Waiting for Godot”
Eckerd College Theatre Discipline presented “Waiting for Godot,” the theatrical play of the season for one last time November 16.
Robots on Parade in St. Pete Beach
Robotics teams competed at the 2014 RoboParade, a program of Lawrence Technological University’s Robofest, on St. Pete Beach November 8.