He was a 37-year-old actively working St. Pete muralist and illustrator for Warner Bros. who died late last month. Although gone, Jimmy Breen lives on in the hearts and memories of those he knew – and on the walls of the city he loved.
Here’s who’s playing on beaches from Madeira Beach to Pass-A-Grille.
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The punchy, pop art-inspired artist is the founder of the first Pinellas Park Pride, a Pinellas painter, and a LGBTQ+ person and advocate.
Here’s who’s playing on beaches from Madeira Beach to Pass-A-Grille.
Davida G. Breier’s debut novel “Sinkhole” navigates the unsteady ground of teenage relationships, losing parents, and growing up. The Gabber reviews this new summer thriller.
Ghostlight Young Company is a rising educational and youth-friendly theater company in St. Petersburg. The group may not have a solid home yet, but its casting auditions for its first production, ‘Urinetown’, at the end of June. They hope to perform the show in Gulfport this September.
Here’s live music on beaches from Madeira Beach to Pass-A-Grille.
‘Beyond Words: Celebrating Books as Art’ exhibits different types of handmade books at Florida CraftArt. They might not be what you expect.
Every June, the Gulfport Community Players mount a production of an LGBTQ+ show. For Pride 2022, they’re presenting ‘Torch Song’, a revised version of Harvey Fierstein’s ‘Torch Song Trilogy.’
Here’s live music on beaches from Madeira Beach to Pass-A-Grille.
Emerging artists from across Florida exhibit their work in this year’s Fresh Squeezed 6: Emerging Artists in Florida in St. Petersburg. This year, the annual show – which started in 2016 – focuses on pandemic-related art. The exhibit runs through June 23 at the Morean in St. Pete.
T. L. Finlay’s new novel, “Girls Without Tears”, offers a spooky trip through the Everglades, and some rather unlikely twists and turns. It’s a perfect summer read…preferably during a thunderstorm!
