Finding Common Ground Through Art and Memory
Patsi Aguero, an artist who grew up in Ybor City, will host “An Evening of Diversity” on Friday, November 6 with multiple exhibits.
Arts
Long-Lost Flamingo Back in the Flock
After missing for a year and a half, Pinky the flamingo lawn ornament returned home in time to wish her owner a happy birthday.
Sketching the Urban Landscape
The new Gulfport Urban Sketchers at the Gulfport Senior Center invites folks to visit urban locales to draw their surroundings.
Pavement as Brew Haus
There was plenty of beer and traditional German food at the third annual Tierra Verde Oktoberfest.
Local Market Roundup
The area is awash with outdoor markets this time of year. Here’s a guide to help you plan your trips.
LGBTQ Film Fest Comes to Hickman
TIGLFF has expanded this year, including venues in St. Petersburg and the Hickman Theater in Gulfport.
Tim Dorsey “Storms” Into Gulfport
Author Tim Dorsey came to town for an author talk at the Gulfport Public Library on September 17
Leading The Dance
In 2006, local artist Ron Czerniec, center, was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease and began what he calls his “dance with Parkinson’s.”
Gecko Ball Sets Record
The Gecko Ball silent auctions raised approximately $10,000, and the event as a whole raised nearly $18,000, for charity.
Local Artists Kick Off Gecko Season
Nine artists’ larger-than-life geckos are on display from August 7 to 31 at various locations throughout the Gulfport, kicking off Gecko Season.
Boca Ciega Students Score Big in State Jazz Competition
For the second year in a row, both Laura Karbowski, Flute Solo, and the Jazz Combo received a superior rating.
Vinoy’s Chef Brings Home Silver Spoon at Top Local Chef
Top Local Chef tickets were sold out before the host, the Gulfport Casino, could even open their doors this past Sunday night.
