Bill Deyoung is a Senior Writer and Editor at Catalyst. With a rich background in arts and entertainment, he covers topics ranging from fine art and urban art to theater and concerts, highlighting regional interests and events. His work has been featured in Connect Savannah, Tampa Bay Newspapers, Tampa Bay Times, WUSF Public Media, and St. Pete Catalyst.
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Say hello to St. Petersburg artist Carrie Jadus, making her first appearance on Arts Alive! in three years.
As the Tampa Bay Rays and the Milwaukee Brewers face off in the World Series, the Museum of Fine Arts St. Petersburg (MFA) and the Milwaukee Art Museum have agreed to a friendly wager.
The former Seminole resident performs for Central Park PAC's 30th anniversary. There's a homey old saying that Rachel Potter has always believed in: “What's meant for you will not pass you by.”
Tonight’s Capitol Theatre performance by humorist Garrison Keillor, with comedian Erica Rhodes, has been postponed “due to an accidental injury and medical advice from a doctor,” according to a notice…
Through Visit St. Pete-Clearwater, the umbrella arts organization Creative Pinellas was given $350,000 to award grants to nearly 30 artists and arts organizations, county-wide. The mission was clear: Create a monthlong, consolidated series of events and performances to demonstrate to visitors that Pinellas is a viable arts destination.
“It'll be fun, which is the most important thing,” says ringmaster Michael Novilla. “But just not at that level of Oh My God.”
Dr. Paul Bearer's “Creature Feature” was a WTOG staple for a record 22 years. For nearly six decades, a building tucked away in northeast St.
The trial of boat owner Jeffry Knight, facing charges in the April 2025 collision with the Clearwater Ferry that resulted in the death of a passenger, has been moved to February, 2027.
Sharon Preston-Folta's memoir, “Little Satchmo,” has been updated and reissued by St. Petersburg Press.
In the 1977 comedy High Anxiety, Mel Brooks’ character is riding in the back of a limousine when the driver speaks the words “Dr. Ashley was a victim of … foul play!” Ominous music swells…
