A rainbow of flowers along the waterfront at Selby Gardens sets the scene for the Roy Lichtenstein: Monet’s Garden Goes POP! exhibit.
A rainbow of flowers along the waterfront at Selby Gardens sets the scene for the Roy Lichtenstein: Monet’s Garden Goes POP! exhibit. Photos by Diane Egner
Sara Roman (University Area CDC Outreach Coordinator), Dhalia Bumbaca and Chris Adwell (WellFed co-Founders), and Stella Chinwubah (UACDC) are among the dedicated individuals who collaborate to help fight poor nutrition and obesity.
Sara Roman (University Area CDC Outreach Coordinator), Dhalia Bumbaca and Chris Adwell (WellFed co-Founders), and Stella Chinwubah (UACDC) are among the dedicated individuals who collaborate to help fight poor nutrition and obesity. Photos by Carole Devillers
WellFed Community co-founder Dhalia Bumbaca demonstrates how she uses her home-made parsley/rock salt seasonings combination in a Roasted Red Peppers dish.
WellFed Community co-founder Dhalia Bumbaca demonstrates how she uses her home-made parsley/rock salt seasonings combination in a Roasted Red Peppers dish. Photos by Carole Devillers
Love sculpture for Harvest Hope Park by Lead Artist Junior Polo was funded by a Treasure Tampa grant by the Gobioff Foundation.
Love sculpture for Harvest Hope Park by Lead Artist Junior Polo was funded by a Treasure Tampa grant by the Gobioff Foundation. Photo by Gianna Rendina-Gobioff

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Feature Story The Gasparilla International Film Festival opens March 25th at the Tampa Theatre

March arts: Gasparilla International Film Fest, Ouroboros, much more

Christopher CurryWednesday, March 12, 2025
For Good During Ramadan, Dates, a Middle Eastern fruit, are often the first food item eaten along with water to break the fast.

Muslims celebrate holy month of Ramadan

Kiran Malik-KhanFriday, February 28, 2025
For Good Director Vanessa Cerallo and the professional Flamenco dance troupe Alma Y Fuego perform at the Ybor City Chamber of Commerce 78th Fiesta Day.

Photo story: 78th Ybor Fiesta Day

Kimberly DeFalcoWednesday, February 26, 2025
For Good To wrap up Black History Month, USF scholar Julie Buckner Armstrong discusses Florida's Black literary history.

USF scholar explores Florida's Black literary history

Kiran Malik-KhanWednesday, February 26, 2025
Development News Volunteers of America of Florida's Innovare affordable housing community in St. Pete focuses on housing individuals and families who have experienced homelessness and severe financial hardship.

St. Pete's Innovare affordable housing community celebrates one year of changing lives

Bob SimonWednesday, February 26, 2025
For Good "Invisible Immigrants" tells the story of Spanish immigrants like Prudencio “Pete” García, who arrived in St. Louis, Missouri from Asturias, Spain in 1907 and became a prominent figure in the city’s Spanish immigrant community.

"Invisible Immigrants" exhibit on Spanish emigration making U.S. debut at Tampa Bay History Center

Philip MorganWednesday, February 19, 2025
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Masthead gallery: Tampa Bay Collard Green Festival

Carole DevillersWednesday, February 19, 2025
For Good Amanda Gabaldon’s “mania variations,” is one of four upcoming Tampa Bay art projects receiving support from the Gobioff Foundation microgrant program

Gobioff Foundation microgrants support Tampa Bay artists' projects

Wednesday, February 12, 2025
Feature Story Dancer Annelise Bond performs at Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park in Dance Rising Tampa Bay's first film "Tampa Iconic."

Dance Rising Tampa Bay's "The Power of Water" spotlights area's dance talent, precious waterways

Deborah Bostock-KelleyWednesday, February 5, 2025
For Good The Krewe of the Knights of Sant' Yago's Illuminated Knight Parade down Ybor City's Seventh Avenue is a celebration with a purpose, helping Latino and economically underprivileged students pay for college.

Krewe of Sant' Yago Knight Parade: A night for beads and bachelor's degrees

Tashie TierneyTuesday, February 4, 2025
Development News Blind Tiger Cafe's Roberto Torres has built a successful business and helped build a stronger community.

Blind Tiger's Roberto Torres: Building Tampa’s future with coffee, community, and creativity

Allison KoehlerWednesday, January 29, 2025
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