Bill Deyoung is a Catalyst Senior Writer and Editor. With a rich background in arts and entertainment, he covers a variety of topics including plays and musicals, the music business, and real estate development, weaving together themes of urban design and entertainment news. He has been featured in Connect Savannah, St. Pete Catalyst, Tampa Bay Newspapers, Tampa Bay Times, and WUSF Public Media.
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Just three Pinellas arts organizations were recommended for funding by the Secretary of State.
A reasonable amount of big-name performers will visit the Tampa Bay area during June; as usual during the summer months, many of the most notable shows will be held outdoors: County music icon Hank…
This weekend: Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2, and ‘A Sea Symphony' by Ralph Vaughan Williams.
Treasure Island has been voted the No. 2 Beach in Florida by the readers of USA Today (Delray Beach is No 1). Other Pinellas beaches making the Top 10: Clearwater Beach (No. 3) and St. Pete Beach (No.
The Catalyst’s every-Thursday guide to Tampa Bay entertainment and the arts.
By: Bill DeYoung
In "Grief, Hope, Baseball," Jessica Rios chronicles her ups and downs with addiction and trauma. She conquered her demons through America's pastime, where each day there is a new game, a new lesson.
She’s a freelance graphic artist and a rock ‘n’ roll bass player. And Cat Lim happens to be a very funny person, a force of comedic nature whose skill set includes standup, improv and sketch comedy.
The Catalyst's every-Thursday guide to Tampa Bay entertainment and the arts. It's hello, goodbye for a theatrical three-pack at Tampa's David A.
Some waterfront homeowners in St. Pete Beach will soon get free designs on living shorelines and a permitting guide to update their seawalls with natural elements from a group helping them become more…
After 11-going-on-12 years as The Florida Orchestra's music director and principal conductor, Michael Francis gets a kick out of confounding expectations.
