I recently spent four days attending a yoga teacher training course with the Yoga Energy Studio of St. Petersburg. As cool as that sounds it gets even better: the whole course was done on paddleboards!
New Roots News (http://newrootsnews.org) and The Studio@620 have extended the deadline for submissions to their the inaugural NEXT GREAT PLAY playwriting competition from Nov. 25 to Dec. 31. The grand prize winner
Gutsy, down-to-earth and real: these are just a few adjectives that describe native St. Petersburg poet Maureen McDole.
Born into a family of carnies and fishermen, her genealogy dates back to 1929.
Her great-grandparents, Anna and George Hubbard, were members
Residents who wish to participate in any parks and recreation program run by the City of St. Petersburg need to have an Advantage Membership Card. Residents can buy one at any local community center.
The Advantage Membership Card used to
“All men’s souls are immortal, but the souls of the righteous are immortal and divine.” – Socrates
These philosophical words open director Tarsem Singh’s most recent visual epic, “Immortals.” Unfortunately for Singh, the same theory holds true of great
Local multi-faceted musical talent Cameron Decker, 21, enjoys performing and exploring different genres of music. His Christmas album, “Christmas in the Garden” is set to release today, Nov. 24, 2011. It will cater to genres from everything between country and jazz. The first track on the album is “Christmas, Please
University of South Florida St. Petersburg’s Neighborhood News Bureau (NNB) hosted 17 journalists from Sub-Saharan African countries. The Edward R. Murrow program, organized by the US State Department, invites foreign press representatives to America as part of
Eckerd College’s Creative Arts Collegium’s Celebration of the Arts Day on Saturday, Nov. 12, 2011, was a delightful day spent experiencing different styles of artistry on campus that were
New Roots News, a St. Pete-centric online news source, hosts the second Contribute – a community-focused event that aims to inform, educate and involve the public – on Wednesday, Nov. 30, at 7 p.m. at The Studio@620.
For those who are interested in sociology or in how 12 poor kids – from the beach slum at the end of Route 66, Pacific Ocean Park, in Los Angeles, Calif. – were able to carve out careers for themselves where there was no