The "Ybor Ad Hoc Arts Group" is a small group of arts enthusiasts/leaders who like to meet once a month to compare notes on arts issues, discuss creative ideas and to brainstorm ideas that should be produced to activate creativity in our community.

A group exhibition of domestic interiors and housewares featuring artwork by John Byrd, Kyra Connolly , David Kibby, Gigi Lage, Walter Matthews, Lisa McCarthy, Carola Miles, Sam K Newton, Kaylin Price, Jib Projects Heather Rosenbach, Gary Schmitt, Andrew Watson and more.

Neil Bender makes paintings and collages that probe fluid practices of gender and sexuality. He recasts imagery exploited by popular culture with seductive surfaces and color in order to form a new interface for open dialogue or experience. With humor as a starting point, Bender’s work aims to alleviate the anxiety of desire and fulfill fetishes and fantasies.

Join Kitchen Table Literary Arts in The Writers Room on Saturday morning, 10 a.m.-12 p.m., for dedicated writing time and craft-specific mini-lessons to help you take your work to the next level.

Please join us at REVERB Gallery for 101 Bacterial Infections, a bionic, Dalmatian-loving body with rotting viscera encased in ever-fabulous Mylar.

Playa Society hosts a pop-up merch shop and art gallery at Kress Contemporary while the NCAA Women’s Final Four is in Tampa, April 3-5. The Boston-based streetwear brand, founded by designer and retired baller Esther Wallace in 2018, specializes in design and storytelling for women’s sports like the WNBA and NCAA.

OXH GALLERY is pleased to present Weave a Tale featuring the “Crossing” and “Interaction” series by Misako Nakahira. The Japanese textile artists’s work reflects her desire to express not only the layering of lines and colors but also the relationships between people and objects. Like towels swaying in the wind, these relationships are fluid, dynamic, and ever-changing.

This double-feature begins with the 60 minute show Mrs. Bliss's Titanic Adventure by reknowned Bay area performer Bridget Bean, followed by an intermission, and then the hilarious A One Woman Titanic Parody In 59 Minutes Or Less from Orlando by Katie Thayer. Both shows have won awards at the Fringe Festival, so this promises to be a delightful celebration of one of the most famous moments in history.