Four people—a woman and three men, two of whom are wearing military fatigues—smile and hug each other closely in a celebratory group portrait taken indoors in Vietnam, circa 1968-69.

‘Soldier’s Lens’ photo exhibit opens in Ybor City

The show is on display at FMoPA through Dec. 7.

by Chris Young and WMNF News November 6, 2025November 6, 2025

‘The Soldier’s Lens’ runs through Dec. 7 at The Florida Museum of Photographic Arts in Ybor City.

A man in a green shirt and hat, and a woman in a long, brightly colored striped dress, stand smiling in front of the red facade of "The Studio @ 620" venue.

Arts & Entertainment

Erica Sutherlin details her three-phase plan for St. Pete’s Studio@620.

Community support will continue to be crucial.

by David Warner October 31, 2025October 31, 2025

A choreographer or director sitting on a stool to the right, looking at dancers performing a lift in a brightly lit studio with a mirrored wall. The woman is wearing a black top and pants, working on a silver laptop resting on a cart. Other dancers are visible in the background and reflections.

Local Arts

Jennifer Archibald, perhaps the world’s foremost choreographer, now calls Tampa Bay home

‘She is the person of the moment right now.’

by Marty Clear October 20, 2025October 20, 2025

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Tampa Bay’s Sen. Darryl Rouson prepares to fight for the arts in Tallahassee

Rouson called a Pinellas County Legislative Delegation Meeting to hear from the local arts community.

by Jennifer Ring September 30, 2024May 1, 2025

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St. Pete City Council could vote on essentially giving 1-percent of city budget to the arts

The city holds public budget meetings on Sept. 12 & Sept. 16.

by Jennifer Ring August 28, 2024May 25, 2025

Arts & Entertainment

HCC Ybor’s new juried members show is now open at Gallery114

And mark your calendar for next month’s public art festival.

by Ray Roa May 21, 2024April 10, 2025

Arts & Entertainment

Spring focus groups aim to shape the future of Pinellas County’s art scene

So far, three meetings on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1 are on the books.

by Jennifer Ring January 23, 2024March 20, 2025

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Photos: People were dancing and painting in the streets during Tampa Arts Alliance’s Monday pop-up

by Jennifer Ring December 12, 2023

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Over 50 of the best arts and entertainment events coming to Tampa Bay this spring

From this weekend through April.

by Ray Roa, Kyla Fields and Jennifer Ring January 27, 2023June 4, 2025

Arts & Entertainment

WMNF’s ‘Art in Your Ear’ radio show is the Tampa Bay art scene’s number one fan

It runs from noon-1 p.m. each Friday on WNMF 88.5.

by Kyla Fields January 25, 2023June 1, 2025

Arts & Entertainment

St. Pete glass master Duncan McClellan collaborated with nine craft artists for new show

‘Clearly Collaborative’ is at Florida CraftArt Jan. 27-March 11.

by Jennifer Ring January 25, 2023January 4, 2024

Arts & Entertainment

Meatyard, Ybor City’s affordable art studios, among Creative Loafing’s most read local arts stories of 2022

‘Rhonda Santis’ made headlines, too.

by Ray Roa December 23, 2022August 3, 2023

Arts & Entertainment

USF starts St. Pete arts renaissance archival project inside Studio@620

Archiving an art space is about collecting and digitizing materials that tell its story.

by Jennifer Ring December 22, 2022February 20, 2025

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Creative Pinellas announces recipients of 2019 Emerging Artist grants

10 Pinellas County artists to exhibit works later this year.

by Jenna Rimensnyder March 22, 2019August 17, 2023

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The Tampa Bay Instagram accounts you should follow

by CL Staff December 7, 2018

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Gasp! 2016: David Warner on CL’s annual fringefest

The multi-disciplinary performing arts festival returns to Tampa Museum of Art Friday evening.

by David Warner March 31, 2016May 24, 2025

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Articulate amps up arts coverage in Pinellas County

by Megan Voeller July 19, 2012August 3, 2023

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Do It Today: PYT Launch Party, great local music at the Bricks and To Life

by Julie Garisto February 17, 2011August 17, 2023

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What will the 2011 budget mean for Pinellas arts funding?

by Sarah Gerard February 28, 2010August 17, 2023

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NYC hearts Miami City Ballet, but what about Tampa Bay?

by David Warner January 24, 2009June 5, 2022

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Tampa Bay arts

‘Soldier’s Lens’ photo exhibit opens in Ybor City

Erica Sutherlin details her three-phase plan for St. Pete’s Studio@620.

Jennifer Archibald, perhaps the world’s foremost choreographer, now calls Tampa Bay home

Tampa Bay’s Sen. Darryl Rouson prepares to fight for the arts in Tallahassee

St. Pete City Council could vote on essentially giving 1-percent of city budget to the arts

HCC Ybor’s new juried members show is now open at Gallery114

Spring focus groups aim to shape the future of Pinellas County’s art scene

Photos: People were dancing and painting in the streets during Tampa Arts Alliance’s Monday pop-up

Over 50 of the best arts and entertainment events coming to Tampa Bay this spring

WMNF’s ‘Art in Your Ear’ radio show is the Tampa Bay art scene’s number one fan

St. Pete glass master Duncan McClellan collaborated with nine craft artists for new show

Meatyard, Ybor City’s affordable art studios, among Creative Loafing’s most read local arts stories of 2022

USF starts St. Pete arts renaissance archival project inside Studio@620

Creative Pinellas announces recipients of 2019 Emerging Artist grants

The Tampa Bay Instagram accounts you should follow

Gasp! 2016: David Warner on CL’s annual fringefest

Articulate amps up arts coverage in Pinellas County

Do It Today: PYT Launch Party, great local music at the Bricks and To Life

What will the 2011 budget mean for Pinellas arts funding?

NYC hearts Miami City Ballet, but what about Tampa Bay?