Property Lines: ‘Native Gardens’ at Off-Central Players
A neighborly disagreement erupts into all-out war in The Off-Central Players’ production of Karen Zacarias’s clever comedy “Native Gardens.”
David Warner March 20, 2023
A neighborly disagreement erupts into all-out war in The Off-Central Players’ production of Karen Zacarias’s clever comedy “Native Gardens.”
Amanda Hagood March 13, 2023
Gulfport photographer Jude Bagatti brings five decades worth of photography from all seven continents to Gulfport in a unique show at the Hickman Theater lobby.
Cameron Healy March 8, 2023
On Feb. 18, American Stage, Keep St. Pete Lit, and Tombolo Books band together to open a banned book library free for anyone to use.
Cameron Healy March 1, 2023
Ted Wray quit performing music to pursue his passion of book sculpting. For the past 10 years, he carved thrifted books into magical pieces of art.
Cameron Healy February 16, 2023
On Feb. 17-19, ReadOut: A Festival of LGBTQ Literature returns for its sixth year in Gulfport with more authors than before. The Gabber talked with Board President Susan Gore and Tampa Bay authors Gloria Muñoz and Sheree Greer about the festival this year.
Cathy Salustri February 13, 2023
One takeaway at the show’s end is not “this was a terrible tragedy in a town that didn’t welcome gay people” but “this was a terrible tragedy because the town was not honest enough about who they were.”
In light of contemporary Florida politics, perhaps that’s a lesson many communities should heed in advance of another tragedy.
Cathy Salustri February 7, 2023
The Lifetime movie ‘Moonlight Bay’ filmed in Gulfport last week, this week, and will film more next week. The rom com has no release date yet.
David Warner February 6, 2023
Susan B. Anthony, white Quaker, abolitionist, and champion of women’s suffrage. Frederick Douglass, formerly enslaved Black man, renowned orator, champion of Black men’s suffrage. Their decades-long friendship is the subject of Mat Smart’s ‘The Agitators’ at freeFall Theatre.
Cameron Healy February 1, 2023
The DRV Gallery owned by Gulfport resident Deserie Valloreo hosted an exhibit that gives back to her community. From Jan. 19-Feb. 2, the Art for a Cause exhibited strong conceptual pieces, with portion of each sale going to a nonprofit of the artist’s choosing.
David Warner January 19, 2023
Beth Henley’s darkly comic sensibility suffuses her Pulitzer-winning comedy/drama, in which three sisters in a small Mississippi town contend with the ramifications of “a really bad day.”
Cameron Healy January 17, 2023
Treasure Island Community Center holds the 15th annual Ikebana exhibition Jan. 21-22. The chairperson of the exhibition spoke with The Gabber about what to expect.
Monroe Roark January 12, 2023
‘Through Our Eyes: Midtown and Beyond’, Jan. 13-14 at Studio@620, showcases photojournalism from Melrose Elementary, John Hopkins Middle, and Lakewood High School.