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Creative Pinellas has $100,000 to give artists and art organizations
Pinellas arts organizations and artists may apply.
By Cathy Salustri
Tags: Local Arts, NGO grants, Elizabeth Brincklow, Creative Pinellas, Barbara St. Clair, arts grants, artist fellowships
What will the 2011 budget mean for Pinellas arts funding?
By Sarah Gerard
Tags: Local Arts, Politics, Uncategorized, Trashy Treasures, tourism grants coucil, Tampa Bay politics, tampa bay arts, Robert LaSala, rainer weissenberger, public arts and design program, Pinellas County Cultural Affairs, pinellas county budget, pinellas county arts and culture, Pinellas County, new york international gift fair, national endowment for the arts, Mark Woodard, judith powers, grace ann alfiero, George Ann Bissett, fy2011, FolkFest, Dunedin-Fine-Art-Center, driving miss daisy, division of cultural affairs, DFAC, cultural development grants, cultural affairs department, Creative Clay, contain-it!, budget cuts, bob lasala, belleair bridge, arts grants, arts & entertainment, Arts & Entertainment, Andy Orrell, American Stage, 2011 budget
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Chicken tender chain Sugar Wing opens first Florida location in Tampa Bay this week
By Colin Wolf
Florida is getting a naked cruise line next year
By Alexandra Sullivan
Ten Rooms opens in Ybor City, Ciro’s permanently closes, and more Tampa Bay food news
By CL Staff
Ciro’s, one of Tampa's first speakeasy concepts, has closed
By Kyla Fields
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By Ray Roa
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By Josh Bradley
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