Gio Swaby’s embroidered portraits are ‘love letters to Black women’ at MFA thru Oct. 9
Bahamian artist, pictured, Gio Swaby’s giant tapestries on canvas will grace the walls…
Black Arts Now
If you build it, they will come: Black cultural preservation
Over the next few months, Dr. Nashid Madyun, executive director of Florida Humanities…
MFA’s new exhibit ‘Multiple: Prince Twins Seven-Seven’
Prince Twins Seven-Seven created a unique and powerful style that rejected the…
Andrida Hosey’s next act
Lead theater instructor at John Hopkins Middle School Andrida Hosey retires after 23…
Artist Jennifer Msumba, autistic filmmaker, musician, author, performs at Studio@620 on Aug. 11
Autistic artist Jennifer Msumba will perform at The Studio@620’s Signature Series on…
‘Intentional Tension’ exhibit thru Aug. 31 at Tully-Levine Gallery
Through Aug. 31, a collective show featuring seven all-Black contemporary artists…
‘Verde: Poetics of Shade’ brings five Black women artists to Tampa Museum through July 24
The Tampa Museum of Art and the Tampa Chapter of The Links, Inc. partnered to bring…
Celeste Davis brings designer’s eye, curatorial vision to Tampa Bay Businesses for Culture and the Arts
Celeste Davis took over as the executive director of Tampa Bay Businesses for Culture and…
STRAZ Center celebrates Juneteenth rescheduled
STRAZ Center for the Performing Arts’ second annual Juneteenth commemoration,…
With Baraka’s ‘Dutchman,’ American Stage explores Black Arts Movement classic
Erica Sutherlin is making history as the first Black woman director at American Stage and…
In ‘Little Satchmo,’ a Sarasota resident shares her story as the secret daughter of Louis Armstrong
Sharon Preston-Folta, daughter of Louis Armstrong, said the jazz icon couldn’t…
‘Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill’ gives a close-up of Billie Holiday’s vocal power and tragedy
The Ebony Repertory Theatre production of ‘Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill’…
City accepting Arts & Culture Grant applications through June 10
To be eligible for the City of St. Petersburg’s Arts and Culture Grants, a…
Scotty Wright brings his jazz quintet to Studio@620 on March 29
A veteran musician for more than 30 years, one can hear the entire spectrum of jazz…
South side’s Salt Creek, environment, gentrification, race on display at USF March 28-31
Artist Saudade Toxosi curated the ‘Take Me To The Water(s)’ exhibit, which…
Tampa Bay Black Art & Film Festival is here!
ST. PETERSBURG — National filmmakers Will Packer and Erica Sutherlin will be…
Young Black duo ponder escaping their joyless street corner in poetic drama ‘Pass Over’ at Studio@620
Erica Sutherlin directs Antoinette Nwandu’s riveting drama “Pass Over,” playing…
Pinellas County African American History Museum presents ‘Living Legends’ exhibit, ‘Jim Crow Era’ talk
Through March 1, the Pinellas County African American History Museum presents “Living…