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Oracle of Ybor: To make positive changes in your life, you’ll have to ignite your own great fire of 1908
Plus, stop doubting yourself at work.
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Here are the 2020 Theatre Tampa Bay awards nominees
Details on a gala are still pending.
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For five years, St. Pete’s Sean and Celesta Carter were mom and dad to a family of vintage-loving ‘Brocanteurs’
Best of the Bay 2020: 16 people or places that’ve undoubtedly changed Tampa Bay for the better.
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Tampa poet Yuki Jackson reflects on past arrests and the ‘oneness of good and evil’
Poet’s Notebook.
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‘I don’t look at pain as something that needs to be ‘fixed’: St. Petersburg artist Frank Strunk III on depression, anxiety and obsession
He just closed his virtual ‘Pandemia’ show.
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ZooTampa’s new melting panther art installation is probably going to piss off the climate change deniers
It’s probably gonna be gone in five days.
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At MFA St. Pete, new Derrick Adams’ exhibition ‘Buoyant’ shows joys of the Black experience
It’s more than the struggle.
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An excerpt from ‘I Got a Monster: The Rise and Fall of America’s Most Corrupt Police Squad’
The book details the way a corrupt crew of cops working in a unit called the Gun Trace Task Force (GTTF) ran a criminal enterprise.
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St. Petersburg’s freeFall Theatre will host an in-person drive-thru adaption of ‘War of the Worlds’
The company stages 23 performances starting October 23.
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Following Comedy Central success, J.B. Ball returns to Tampa for in-person stand-up sets
The BOTB-winning comic headlines Side Splitters this weekend.
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Armature Works has a new mural, and it’s helping Tampa Bay kids get new glasses
The mural, which is located on the north side of the food hall, was designed and curated by Pep Rally Inc.
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The St. Pete Pier will temporarily close next week to adjust ‘Bending Arc’
The securement of the installation may arrive amid a hurricane.
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St. Pete’s Shine Mural Festival returns this November with a focus on climate change
But there won’t be a big block party to celebrate.
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The City of St. Petersburg should bend Echelman’s ‘Arc’ even further towards justice
Echelman’s name choice carries echoes of the past, but is that conflict too distant for most people to connect it with her sculpture in the here and now?
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Comedian Alonzo Bodden on his upcoming Tampa set: ‘One thing’s for sure, Florida won’t cancel shows’
‘One thing’s for sure, Florida won’t cancel shows. I don’t think they’ve cancelled anything.’
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Tampa woman’s podcast club turns focus on minority mental health
Many Pods & PR participants have gone to seek further counseling and come to terms with previously unaddressed issues.
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Peter Meinke on house arrest, life, liberty and happiness
‘At 87 I have a decent chance of dying from Covid-19 under the reign of Donald Trump.’
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‘No different than a Confederate flag’: Local BLM artists respond to Tampa’s new ‘Back The Blue’ mural
“Honestly, I don’t think they care how it looks just the fact that they got it executed.”
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After Wagon Wheel closure, ‘Wendy’s Closet’ finds new home in downtown St. Petersburg
And yes, she brought some ‘Mustang Drive-In’ signs with her.
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Tampa Fringe Festival, which opens Saturday, is now free and online in 3-D
It’s virtually happening in Ybor City, too.