This looks… pretty cool, actually. Plus, you know… local. It’s kinda what we do here.
Industry pros with ties to the region are repping our restaurant and bar scene.
Ask the last Rick with whom Kriseman did battle how it ended, Governor.
Elvis follows that dream to Ocala, and Bob Dylan finally gets a job.
Beirut is an old-school espionage thriller, so if you’re a fan of John LeCarre novels such as Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy and films like Argo and The Year of Living Dangerously, welcome home.
Mix Tapes at Orpheum and Ybor Speaks is popping off at Gaspar’s, too.
The band plays Jannus Live on April 12.
Tampa Rep announces its 2018-19 season.
The Brazilian-style steakhouse has Jacksonville roots.
The certified-organic juice bar franchise plans to announce an opening date in summer.
Author of A Polish Doctor in the Nazi Camps, Rylko-Bauer discusses writing her mother’s story, her research and her work in anthropology.
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Brian Setzer born and ‘Frampton Comes Alive!’ goes No. 1.
For now, catch the Tampa taqueria’s full menu at its food truck.
Jordan Esker, Napoleon the Wilderness and more in action (plus a note on a very important art-related talk happening tonight).
More than two dozen bands announced and even more to come.
Then listen to him talk synth shopping and more with Cigar City Radio and CL.
The Seattle-based duo plays CFE Arena on May 17.
The founders are finalizing the new brewery’s location.
We can’t ignore our history in St. Petersburg, but we can start to overcome it.
The actress who plays Younger Dede in In the Time of the Butterflies at Stageworks sits down with CL Tampa.
The vibrant community will soon welcome The Rusty Lyon and Whiskey Cartel.
Creative Loafing Atlanta faves in our neck of the woods.
Squeeze is ‘Cool For Cats,’ and Carl Perkins born, too.
You have until 5 p.m. this Friday (Apr. 13) night.
Philly brass and TLC, too.
LIMBS, South of Southern plus Emo Night all included in the Saturday lineup.
Meet the man behind CL Tampa’s podcast (sorta kinda like “the man behind the curtain,” except there is no curtain).
If you’re thinking, wait, that’s actually legal in Florida?, well, us, too.
#Gather Flavor Tripping invites Tampa to take their taste buds on a wild ride next week.
The Cult is ‘Electric,’ and Beach Boys banned from D.C.
Your Friday look at Thursday.
Bullstock and New Music Festival & Symposium are both at USF, too.
Talking with the Brandon elementary school teacher whose latest children’s book illuminates a key moment in LGBT history.
Ah, a weekend events roundup that doesn’t skimp on boozy or tasty attractions.
Even better than peace, positivity and pot.
While they’re not really quite at 100, local leaders say they’ll have plenty of backing from businesses that support a new stadium in Ybor City.
OK, this “cafe” is really a free workshop preparing young women with job-hunting essentials.
Finally, a movie that’s not ashamed to focus on John Cena’s tears, Gary Cole’s sack and the hilarious consequences of butt-chugging.
The move follows Mayor Rick Kriseman’s announcement in February that he’d seek the new name in conjunction with a major renovation.
A weekend camping trip has a less-than-graceful ending.
Coffee (or cocktails) with The Florida Orchestra, too.
Never order a cocktail that costs less than a can of Friskies.
On April 7, one of indie rock’s most promising songwriters headlines a sold-out show in Ybor City.
The band plays State Theatre in St. Petersburg on April 13.
The possibilities are endless.
As recommended by the CL staff’s super official taste test.
