A new Henry B. Plant Museum show revisits the 1897 night 2,000 Tampans packed an opera house for moving pictures.

La Lucha closes a jam-packed week with a free St. Pete Pier set, fresh off their new album Tides.

A converted South Tampa home is now a cashless used bookstore where most titles run about $10 — and many are free.

Art & Aces turns four on October 2, with casino games and an open bar funding six area high schools' teen art programs.

MacBeth & Cheese brings Agatha Christie's classic whodunit to the Firehouse Cultural Center this October, with a director calling it a joy to stage.

Largo Central Park hosts a free three-day festival Oct. 2-4, with a seven-show circus spectacle and smoked brisket from a local food truck.

Piper Harrow opens the Bayboro Brewing set, part of a stretch of Florida dates for the Louisville songwriter.

The world's only planetarium built from a Wright design resumes public shows Saturday, launching with a Dan Brown-narrated program.

The Grammy-winning pianist celebrates six decades of recording with a Straz Center show featuring drummer Horacio “El Negro” Hernández.

Grammy-nominated bandleader Chuck Owen brings Randy Brecker and Terri Lyne Carrington to Tampa this week as Jazz Surge turns 30.

The survey spans six decades of Hockney's work, including etchings and iPad drawings, and runs through February 2027.

A vacationing mayor stumbled onto the answer to a century-old mystery in Aegina, Greece — but church leaders still have to sign off.

Wave & See Gallery hosts Afro-Cuban rhythms, dance and a dozen local artists this month, with tacos from Taqueira Guerro.