What did you do yesterday, October 31? Halloween still feels foreign to me since I grew up in a different culture. This year, I wanted to learn more about its history and how people celebrate it here. Yesterday afternoon, I drove through downtown Sarasota, watching the decorations glowing under the palm trees. It looked both funny and slightly surreal. Later at home, I read more about the holiday and found a few curious facts I didn’t know before. Maybe you didn’t either, so

“When good people gather together, a miracle happens.” — Iru. When I began my professional path in Sarasota about three years ago, I made...

I want to share something with you today — not just a recap, but a real moment. Last weekend, I attended one of the most energizing,...

When I started the Bohemian Sarasota blog, I couldn’t have imagined how richly this city would unfold before me—layer by layer, soul by...

Firstly, thank you note to Mark Klecka , Sarasota’s real estate connoisseur and the power behind the "I Love Downtown Sarasota"...

Sarasota’s rich history isn’t just found in books or museums—it’s woven into the homes that have stood the test of time, each carrying...

We all love shows—the kind that transports us shakes up the ordinary, and leaves us craving more. This Friday, February 7, Cupid’s Kiss...

Nestled just south of downtown Sarasota, South Poinsettia Park is a vibrant, historic neighborhood that blends timeless charm with modern...

As the Christmas holiday approaches, a time of magic, renewal, and giving, there’s something sacred about this season—a perfect moment to...

After five years of living in Sarasota, I finally reached the Siesta Key Crystal Classic. This annual sand sculpting festival transforms...

The Sarasota International Chalk Festival, held from November 8 to 10, 2024, in the historic Burns Square district, was extraordinary....

Photos from the previous years of the festival. With just four days remaining until Sarasota’s most anticipated art event, the 2024...