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How much do you REALLY know about the history of the Suncoast???

From street art to Dali and Chihuly, the Sunshine State revels in a cultural melting pot

The vibrant production from PBS member TV station WEDU focuses on the city's history, arts and challenges to its idyllic lifestyle.

On March 18, The Ringling Museum made history with opening the exhibition 'Reclaiming Home: Contemporary Seminole Art.'

A man broke off a no fishing sign and tossed it into Sarasota Bay while yelling at passing cars. This and other Sarasota Police Department reports in this week's Cops Corner.

Key Life’s intrepid reporter encounters Florida’s unique ecosystem on a kayak tour through Lido Key’s magical mangrove tunnels.

A historic boat-like house built for a literal sea captain is now for sale in Sarasota.

The charismatic German immigrant revolutionized the Houston Zoo and kept it afloat during the Great Depression.

There was a time when glitz and glamour were the order of the day but, alas, this bygone era is now largely history. However, it’s still possible to recreate the element of mystery this glamorous period evokes.  Fortunately, for planners looking to create their own history-making events, several remarkable landmarks are available for events looking for that certain je ne sais quoi. Let history be the guide to your event’s future at these historic homes, hotels and museums.

UnidosNow Board Chair Kelly Kirschner writes about the inspiring legacy of Hector Tejeda, who made an impact both at the nonprofit and in Sarasota.