By Scott Gilmore
In this time of “tech overload,” it is essential for young people to embrace the idea of building something from scratch that is uniquely their own creation.
As a small child, in our modified garage, I remember watching my father building hydroplane racing boats starting from plans drawn...
The Panama City Center for the Arts opened three new exhibitions on October 2. These include "Cut From the Same Cloth’’ by a collective of artists from different areas of the world; a showcase of work by Katherine Voorhis; and the Haunted Higby Spider Cavern, a creepy immersive experience...
By Lisa Cyr
September is here and people are saying goodbye to their summer vacation and returning to a daily schedule. It is the month that we receive a larger number of calls from people seeking music lessons. They are in a discovery mode and are exploring for information to...
The Panama City Center for the Arts opened three new exhibitions on September 3, with F/Stop Photography Competition and Exhibition, as well as work by local artists Michele Kimbrough, and Kelly Smith Dyer. The exhibitions will be on display until Saturday, September 25.
The Higby Gallery will be closed for...
The Panama City Center for the Arts opened three new exhibitions on August 6th.
On display in the main gallery is artist Don Taylor. Don is a native of St. Augustine FL and graduated from St. Augustine High School, obtained a BS and MS from the University of Florida, and...
By Lisa Cyr
Every so often, I see a social media post about a quiz to discover one’s personality, IQ, best diet plan, makeup, hair color etc.… It’s fun learning about oneself. Usually, there is a profile name type and corresponding letter abbreviation. If there was a quiz you took...
By Bay Arts Alliance
The Bay Arts Mural Program is about to complete the biggest mural to date. It is located on the side of Ocean Oriental Market on 6th Street and Harrison Avenue and has been named “the Welcome Wall.”
The wall features eight local artists who are longtime fixtures...
Reviewed by Jack Smith
The first time I met Robert Fulghum was in Roanoke, Virginia. During the spring of 1990, I was a board member of The Mill Mountain Theater, and we were preparing to premiere the musical based on the book, “All I Really Need to Know I Learned...
By Brittany Kirke
A small-town girl had a dream to get out of her hometown and share her love of music with the world. A small-town boy picked up a guitar and knew he would play on it for years to come. They may not have met on a midnight...
Summer Concert Series
Hot summer nights are made for music, and the Summer Concert Series has become a beloved summertime tradition in PCB. Enjoy a FREE concert in the park every Tuesday at Aaron Bessant Park Amphitheater — bring your lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy the sounds of...
