Visitors to Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium are packing the house to pay their final visits before the City Island arm of Mote closes.

New College of Florida has been awarded a $2.5 million gift from the DSF Charitable Foundation to fund the design, construction, and long-term preservation of its new Contemplation and Education Center.

10th Annual SRQ Women Who Roar Luncheon: The event will honor local women leaders with the 2025 Leadership Circle inductions and feature a PopUp event.

The third annual Juneteenth Arts Festival is happening on June 22, 2025, at the Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe campus, featuring live performances, art displays, short films, and a free jazz concert.

The redevelopment of the vacant Winn-Dixie site at Midtown Plaza into a mixed-use project has begun its run through city approval. This project aims to revitalize the area and bring new development to the community.

Despite a failed proposal to transfer control of the Ringling Museum to New College, residents will continue their efforts to preserve the museum.

The Sarasota Planning Board has rejected Temple Beth Sholom's plan to sell 6 acres of its property for a multifamily development, citing concerns over development intensity and zoning issues.

The Sarasota Planning Board rejected a proposal by Temple Beth Shalom to sell 6 acres of its property for a 275-unit multifamily development due to concerns about increased traffic and lack of a comprehensive development plan.

The Sarasota Crew Women's U16 Eight boat has won the national championship, as reported by Vinnie Portell on YouObserver.

The Greatest Show On Earth Gallery at The Ringling has officially opened, featuring a modern twist on the history of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. The exhibit includes motion-sensor interactives and multimedia displays, making it a must-see for families and history enthusiasts.