48th Annual Art Festival Beth-El Goes Virtual
For the first time in 48 years, the Annual Art Festival Beth-El – normally held at Temple Beth-El in South Pasadena – will be available online only, through a virtual gallery.
Lit Bits: Book Clubs and More
Do you love to read? There’s a whole lot going on for readers in the area, whether you love cozy mysteries or non-fiction.
Extra Friendly Kitties
Bottle-fed kittens like Jillian are extra loving and friendly. This kitten is one of four raised by foster moms and ready to go home!
Batter Up! Alternative Baseball is Recruiting
Alternative Baseball is a “baseball experience” for teens and adults with autism and other disabilities to gain social and physical skills for success – on and off the diamond.
Sea Turtles Benefit from Taste of the Beaches
Taste of the Beaches may have looked a little different this year, but one thing remained the same: part of the proceeds went to help a local nonprofit.
Book ‘Em, Gulfport!
Gulfport Public Library will end late fees beginning October 1, 2021 in a move that mirrors other libraries nationwide.
Fight Loneliness with Batman and Robin
Brothers Batman and Robin have always been together and would love to stay that way. The pair is very sweet and will be loyal pets.
Artists ‘Imagine’ at New Year’s First Friday Art Walk
On January 1, the Gulfport Merchants Chamber kicked off the new year with a themed First Friday Art Walk, challenging artists to express what “Imagine” means to them.
Whiskey for Your Spirits
Let Whiskey lift your spirits! This gorgeous girl is full of energy and would love an active home with lots of love.
Gulfport Renews Mutually Beneficial Policing
The agreement allows Pinellas police departments to respond to Gulfport-related calls if needed, and for Gulfport police to respond to Gulfport-related crimes in other cities.
John’s Pass Seafood Festival Canceled
It’s bad news for seafood and music lovers, but the free, socially distanced John’s Pass Arts Weekend will go on.
Bringing Art of the Past into the Present
Gulfport artist Margo Christie’s current work is influenced by pique assiette – using recycled materials such as glass, broken cups, and tiles to create mosaics.