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The Pod Squad: Adventures in audio with Tampa Bay podcasters
Local podcasters do what they do for a wide variety of reasons.
St. Petersburg
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Books Issue 2017: Turn the page: Historic Wilson’s Book World changing ownership and location
After 43 years in the old Chrysler dealership on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, Blvd., Wilson’s Book World is pulling up stakes.
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Race Recap: The St. Pete Run Fest Half Marathon
A locally-organized race thrills participants with its debut.
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What’s the meaning of this? Deciphering freeFall’s The Little Prince
One of the most-read books of the past 70 years, ‘The Little Prince’ means something different to everybody.
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Shakespeare ‘n’ love: A review of Much Ado About Nothing at American Stage
American stage “modernizes” a classic Shakespeare comedy, but hardly has to change a thing.
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Fashionable foes: Schiaparelli vs. Chanel at The Dalí
Fabrication is an “impossible conversation” between two bitter rivals.
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Dear Jethro: A heart-to-heart with British rock legend Ian Anderson (w/playlist)
Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson talks mortality, the rock hall and more before Nov. 9 show at the Mahaffey.
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World premiere, new frontier: freeFall sinks its teeth into Jack London’s White Fang
Turn of-the century Alaska in contemporary St. Pete, through British eyes.
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Paint it, BIG: The 2017 SHINE Mural Festival starts Oct. 5
Sixteen artists to create public murals in St. Pete.
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Play review: Take Me Out at The Studio@620 is almost pitch-perfect
Come, go, take…out.
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Fall Arts Preview 2017: Send in the (silent) clowns: A conversation with playwright Sheila Cowley
With another show on the way, prolific playwright Sheila Cowley discusses the value of collaboration.
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Instant cinema’s gonna get you!
Inside the 48 Hour Film Project: Filmmakers have exactly 48 hours to make a movie, start to finish.
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Skate Trek: The Next Generation
Roller Derby in the Olympics? Perhaps in 2024 — and Tampa Bay is ready.
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Bringing down the house: The St. Petersburg City Theatre’s fight for survival
Is the 92-year-old St. Petersburg community theatre facing its final curtain?
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Want a new beer from Green Bench every week this month?
Sure you do.
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Free St. Pete grocery shuttle kicks off Saturday morning
The service will transport residents to the nearest Walmart from Tangerine Plaza for 13 weeks.
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Tom+Chee wants you to add a Cheetos crust to your grilled cheese
The Flamin’ Hot variety, too.
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Free produce distribution set for St. Pete GTE Financial on Saturday
The Farm Share event is meant to alleviate hunger and food insecurity.
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Weekend Platter: St. Stefanos Super Greek Festival, Pucker Up and more
Greek cuisine, latte art and craft beer, plus other ways to spend the weekend with food and drink.