The 117th annual Epiphany will take place on Jan. 6, 2023. Our community has commemorated the Christ’s Baptism with the ceremonial cross dive for close to a century. The day begins with Orthros and Liturgy services at St. Nicholas Cathedral. Following Liturgy, a procession of …
Creative Pinellas – ‘New Music Inspired by Florida Artist Christopher Still’ For more than 10 years, oboist Amy Collins and painter Christopher Still have wanted a piece of music to go along with the murals he painted for the state house chamber, as Artist-in-Residence of the Florida Legislature. Still says …
The 116th annual Epiphany will take place on Jan. 6, 2022. Our community has commemorated the Christ’s Baptism with the ceremonial cross dive for close to a century. The day begins with Orthros and Liturgy services at St. Nicholas Cathedral. Following Liturgy, a procession of …
Tarpon Springs Oboist Plays on the Need for Reed. Amy Collins specializes in tune-ups. Not the automotive kind, but in the musical sense. Most every time she plays in an orchestra, she”s the first lo make a sound, and it rings everyone into harmony. As …
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The events that everyone has come to know and love are back! 1st Friday, Athens at Night, Seafood Festival, and more have returned. Get all the details on our events page.
LIMITED VISITATION AT THIS PARK Effective July 2, 2020: Anclote Key Preserve State Park is open. Due to local orders, facial coverings or masks are required inside buildings for staff and visitor safety. Primitive camping is available. Restroom availability may be limited. All other park facilities are closed. Visitors are …
This year’s Epiphany celebration will be a little different due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The city is prohibiting crowds from gathering near the Spring Bayou to watch the cross dive. The 8 a.m. mass will be limited to 50% capacity, meaning only 250 patrons …
Tropical storm ETA is causing some minor flooding at the Sponge Docks and there are some power outages. There doesn’t appear to be major damage so we expect things to be back to normal by the weekend.
Even though the State of Florida has moved into Phase 3 the Pinellas County Face Covering Ordinance is still in effect. You can read the details here: Pinellas County Face Covering Ordinance
Just in time for the weekend, restaurants and bars can operate at full capacity — regardless of local government rules — as Florida moves onto Phase 3 of its COVID-19 reopening plan, the governor said Friday. Phase 3 in Florida will start immediately, Gov. Ron …
