By Courtney Amos Journalist and former professor Monique Fields had a simple reason for the significance of children’s books. “Parents are their children’s first teacher,” she said. A fitting point
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By Katlynn Mullins Of the 50 authors who spoke at Saturday’s Tampa Bay Times Festival of Reading, Art Levy guessed that he would be the least known. He’s been a
By Carrie Pinkard The Laugh-a-bull comedy show began in an unusual way — with the hosts asking the audience to submit their own jokes. Harborside Activities Board coordinators told the
Story and photos by Jonah Hinebaugh Most days, The Slayground is full of badass roller derby players. On Saturday, though, the warehouse on 35th Street transformed into a music venue
Story and photos by Thomas Iacobucci There is a sharp contrast between the Dalí museum’s white walls and the dark hues of blue and black that hide the mysteries of
Steel a glance at the newest installation. Story and photos by Jonah Hinebaugh Over the summer, 20-year-old Darnell Henderson stumbled his way into an internship – literally. Henderson and his
By Michael Moore Jr. When students amassed in The Edge during Thursday’s reading day, it was for more than just another art show: It was a culmination of student artwork
By Dylan Hart Brandon Santiago says that one day, he’s going to be a famous artist. Santiago, 19, is a graphic design major and painter at USF St. Petersburg. Born
By Katlynn Mullins A cute barista, an existential crisis, alter egos, grief and Donald Trump — all in under an hour. Welcome to John Mark Jernigan’s “Hello.” The entire show
By Gabby Dacosta Soft-spoken powerful words of poetry, gospel singing and the sound of ocean waves danced through the air telling their individual stories of diversity, life and legacy. Tampa