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EDITOR’S NOTE: Listed events
are subject to change. Please check
with the venues for the latest
rescheduling updates. We have
tried to provide an accurate listing
for you as of press time.
ONGOING
Florida Holocaust Museum
The museum at 55 Fifth St.
S. in St. Petersburg has new
hours: Wednesday-Sunday
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with
last admissions at 4 p.m.,
(727) 820-0100.
Historic Fort Harrison
For information on tours
and events at the historic
Fort Harrison in downtown
Clearwater, call Pat or Lisa at
(727) 467-6860.
Riverwalk Concerts The
Straz Center in Tampa will
host free 6-9 p.m. concerts on
the Riverwalk Stage featuring
Shevonne, Sept. 4; Chris Edwards, Sept. 17;
Durik, Sept. 18; Bleu Collective, Sept. 25;
Kyle Schroeder, Oct. 1 and Jarrod Baerfoot,
Oct. 2.
Thru Sept. 16-Florida Orchestra concerts
recorded live at the Mahaffey Theater in
St. Petersburg will be broadcast at 8 p.m.
Thursdays on wsmr.org through Sept. 16,
featuring works by Mozart, Beethoven &
Haydn.
Thru Sept. 19-Shout: The Mod Musical
This swinging gal pal romp through the
jukebox will be at the Straz Center’s Jaeb
Theater in Tampa, (813) 229-STAR (7827).
Thru Sept. 19-Two by Two With music
by Richard Rodgers and lyrics by Martin
Charnin, this play continues at the
Francis Wilson Playhouse in Clearwater,
(727) 446-1360.
Thru Sept. 26-Photography at MFA
“From Margins to Mainstays: Highlights
from the Photography Collection” will be
on display at the Museum of Fine Arts in
St. Petersburg, (727) 896-2667.
Thru Oct. 17-Doulton Lambeth Ware
The Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg
is displaying decorative ceramics
with intricate depictions of the British
countryside, (727) 896-2667.
Thru Dec. 15-UT Visual Arts “65 Years ��
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American artists on loan from
the Art Bridges collection,
including the work of Jacob
Lawrence, Hughie Lee-Smith,
Norman Wilfred Lewis, Lee
Krasner and Marsden Hartley.
These artists’ narratives focus
on race, gender and regional
identity.
SEPTEMBER
7-Myles Kennedy Ruth
Eckerd Hall on the Road will
present Myles Kennedy, who
is best known as the lead
vocalist and rhythm guitarist
of the rock band Alter Bridge,
and as the lead vocalist in
guitarist Slash’s backing band,
for a 21-and-up concert at
The Floridian Social Club in
St. Petersburg with special
guest Tyler Bryant as opener,
(727) 791-7400.
10-Alan Parsons Ruth Eckerd
Hall in Clearwater plans to welcome the
former Pink Floyd sound engineer and
songwriter for the Alan Parsons Live Project,
(727) 791-7400.
10-Clearwater Jazz Holiday Wanderlust
Series Clearwater Jazz Holiday’s socially
distanced concerts continue at Evy’s
Bistro Rooftop Concert at Hampton Inn
& Suites in Clearwater Beach with the
Jeremy Carter Rubber Band and Monk
Funk – The James Suggs Quartet plays the
music of Thelonious Monk. For tickets, visit
clearwaterjazz.com.
10 thru Oct. 23-“Environmentally
Engaged” The exhibit will be at Florida
CraftArt in St. Petersburg, (727) 821-7391.
10 thru Dec. 23-Autumn Exhibits The
Dunedin Fine Art Center in Dunedin
will host exhibits by Anne Hieronymus:
“Envisioning the Particular;” “Beasts and
Burdens;” P.A. Kushner: “Now and Then;”
Rebecca Sexton Larson: “Man Made Cloud”
and “Spirit Animals.” For information, call
(727) 298-3322.
11-South Ward Day The Clearwater
Historical Society Museum in Clearwater
will welcome former students,
administrators and teachers of the historic
school that now serves as a museum,
(727) 754-8019.
in the Making: A Celebration of UT Visual
Arts Faculty and Alumni” is on exhibit
along with the University of Tampa’s
permanent collection in the Ferman Center
for the Arts on UT’s campus in Tampa,
(813) 257-6100.
Thru Dec. 23-Booker T. Washington
The Henry B. Plant Museum in Tampa,
(813) 254-1891, has an exhibit on display
titled, “When the Train Comes Along:
Booker T. Washington at the Tampa Bay
Casino.”
Thru Dec. 26-“Her Response: Women
Artists from the Permanent Collection”
The Florida Holocaust Museum in
St. Petersburg is featuring female artists in
its new exhibit, (727) 820-0100.
Thru Feb. 6-Louis Markoya The former
protégé of master surrealist Salvador Dalí,
Markoya’s 3D art is being exhibited at
Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art in Tarpon
Springs, (727) 712-5225, leeparattner.org.
Thru Feb. 27, 2022-Black Portraits The
Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg is
displaying Black identify and experiences
through contemporary works on paper
and historical photographs dating from the
1800s to present day, (727) 896-2667.
Thru 2022-Art Bridges The Museum of
Fine Arts, St. Petersburg, (727) 896-2667,
is displaying five paintings by celebrated
K A T H L E E N K N I G H T
The People Downstairs, a father-daughter relationship story, will be
performed at American Stage in
St. Petersburg from September 15 through October 3.
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