Arts Axis Florida is a comprehensive local arts website where you can enjoy performances from your community organizations — even during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Alessandra Tarantino/APThe David statue is an even bigger tourist attraction after a Florida principal's forced resignationThe crowd is mainly made up of Americans on spring break or on vacation, many of whom are taking selfies in front of David following a school’s decision to force the resignation of the principal after parents complained about the statue. -
Jeff Moates/ University of South Florida Department of Anthropology/"Grand Rising" will include displays of the Black Cemetery Network's research and documentation, as well as performances by artists and dancers.
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This artist has reimagined the debris as unique paintings and mermaids. -
"Second Chances," directed by a USF professor, features four individuals from Tampa as they recovered from addiction and homelessness while struggling through the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The circus, shut down in 2017, returns with a different look (without animals) late September, with and Tampa is back in its usual early January spot on the schedule.
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Meet Clarence Fort, organizer of the Tampa 1960 sit-ins, and Mark E. Leib, the playwright behind the new production spotlighting the events.
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He shares how being a firefighter has made him a better chef, and the advice Alton Brown gave him that helps him cook faster.
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The exhibition features over 100 artworks by twelve artists, ranging from painting, photography, woodworking, textiles, and beadwork to installation art.
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Republican State Rep. Juan Carlos Porras, the bill's sponsor, says he hopes the bill would make the process of opening a portable kitchen more accessible for business owners.
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The festival was moved up a day due to expected inclement weather on Saturday.
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Bill Maxwell was a columnist for the Tampa Bay Times from 2000 to 2019 and wrote about poverty, farmworkers, racism and more.
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Street performers at the popular Sunset Celebration at Mallory Square in Key West can juggle knives or defy gravity with acrobatic stunts — but since a tourist suffered a burn in January, they can’t use fire in their acts until further notice. A full-time fire spinner is grappling with the fire shutdown, while others fear for the popular show's future.
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The Sound amphitheater will be the next step in redeveloping Coachman Park as a part of Imagine Clearwater.
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It will be held at Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park after it was canceled following leaks to the underwater garage at the original site, Kiley Garden.
