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By Avery Anderson Before the curls, before the catchphrases, before the viral banger with a name like a candy-coated secret—Lil Trini Kid was just a teenager in Tampa with a lot to say and a beat in his head. Now? He’s one of the most exciting new voices
By Avery Anderson The world is a lot right now. Between the headlines, the heat, and the endless swirl of politics, protests, and panic scrolls, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed—maybe even a little powerless. Which makes this summer’s Puffs at Jobsite Theater feel less like a comedy
By Avery Anderson There’s a statue in St. Pete affectionately — or maybe irreverently — known as the “butthole.” If you know, you know. If you don’t, well, head to the EDGE District and look for the circular bronze swirl outside Green Bench Brewing. It’s one of those hyperlocal
By Avery Anderson Dunedin Public Theatre has a vision: a dedicated venue for performances, community events, and artist-driven programming in the heart of Dunedin. But before they break ground or launch a capital campaign, they’re doing something crucial—and maybe a little misunderstood. They’re doing their homework. That’
By Avery Anderson It happened quietly, with the stroke of a pen. In May 2024, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis vetoed more than $30 million in arts and culture funding that had already been approved by the state legislature — wiping out the entire grants budget for theaters, museums, festivals, and community
