ARTS & CULTURE August & September 2017 By Nanette Wiser Nanette Recommends… Literary afternoons, tribute bands and the sounds of summer continue. Just because the kids go back to school, doesn’t mean … Read more
In 1977, St. Petersburg’s downtown was in decline, the Million-Dollar Pier had been demolished and the famous Green Benches are a found memory. Lamenting the loss of precious historic resources, … Read more
Bringing new murals and vibrant special events to our City of the Arts, the SHINE St. Petersburg Mural Festival has announced it will return for its third year bringing international artists … Read more
Madfish – Mad About Steak, Too by Peter Roos • Photos by Tropical Focus Photography Chef Oliver and his sister Ella have had “an amazing season” at MadFish, by all accounts. … Read more
As you enjoy our beautiful Tampa Bay and surrounding waters be mindful of boating speed zones to protect manatees. Although the manatee species’ status was changed from endangered to threatened … Read more
Local residents and visitors alike love to learn about the history of our area. That’s one of the reasons we’ve been big supporters of St. Petersburg Preservation and the Gulf Beaches Historical … Read more
St. Petersburg hairstylist and salon owner Jim Duprey excitedly gave us a tour of his beautiful new salon at 2806 16th St N. in St Petersburg. Jim had worked on the beaches for … Read more
Historic Preservation: Florida Trust by STEVE TRAIMAN PHOTOS from FTHP This year’s Florida Preservation Conference, held in St. Petersburg May 17-19, was an outstanding success, according to Melissa Wyllie, Executive Director … Read more
FLOWER POWER & GECKOS! By Nanette Wiser Flock to Gulfport’s waterfront and bring your buds for a day of peace, art and music at the 17th Annual Geckofest, the waterfront village’s … Read more
It’s back-to-school time, so get ready for your first lesson of the school year: traffic safety. The streets on which you transport your children to school or they travel to … Read more