Tampa Bay Arts and Culture Oral History Project
This collection of interviews chronicles the evolution and development of Tampa Bay’s artists, grassroots activists, and cultural movements that together shape the region’s artistic and cultural life. The narratives document the history, trends, and challenges that have shaped Tampa Bay’s cultural identity, enriching its communities. Expanding in scope, the collection continues to capture how Tampa Bay’s arts and culture evolve and adapt in response to the region’s changing community.
Submissions from 2025
Sharon Ann Blunt and Johnnie Wade Blunt, Sharon Ann Blunt and Johnnie Wade Blunt
Kitty Daniels Oral History Interview, Kitty Daniels
Belinda Womack Oral History Interview, Belinda Womack
Submissions from 2008
Melinda Chavez Oral History Interview, Melinda Chavez
Andrea Graham Oral History Interview, Andrea Graham
Leonard Stone Oral History Interview, Leonard David Stone
Submissions from 2007
Aaron Fodiman and Margaret Word Burnside Oral History Interview, Aaron Fodiman and Margaret W. Burnside
Art Keeble Oral History Interview, Art Keeble
Judy Lisi Oral History Interview, Judy Lisi
Dick Lobo Oral History Interview, Richard Lobo
Robin Nigh Oral History Interview, Robin Franklin Nigh
Franci Rudolph Oral History Interview, Franci Rudolph
Stefan Sanderling Oral History Interview, Stefan Sanderling
Paul Wilborn Oral History Interview, Paul Wilborn
