Or, the EDGE District runs off Dunkin’.
He celebrates his campaign kickoff April 2 at Armature Works.
Arin Greenwood’s first published book is light on dogs, heavy on good writing.
In Jobsite's production of HIR, opening Friday night at the Straz, the small cast each has a diverse role (pardon the pun) in making the show go. We're featuring all of them in our soon-to-be-world-famous Seven questions with… and today we talk to Robert Spence Gabriel, who plays Isaac, about… things. Why did you want this…
Homebrew Tuesday allowed the homebrew community to drink, talk and bond over beer.
We don’t need no stinking ballot or a posh red carpet to tell us what movies really delivered the goods last year.
We told you he doesn’t like dogs.
Still rocking for Rachel.
Tampa Bay Rum Company, which produces the small-batch label, has opened in Ybor.
New Order’s “Blue Monday” and Tears For Fears is ‘Hurting,’ too.
Talkin’ Marianne Faithfull and battlin’ bands, too.
Sen. Gary Farmer, a Fort Lauderdale Democrat, said the bill still arms teachers regardless of how GOP lawmakers frame it.
This Florida photog — who’s blind in one eye — will be part of this year’s Fresh Squeezed 2 at the Morean Arts Center.
He plays Ruth Eckerd Hall on March 23.
Disclaimer: This isn’t the actual first penny.
Mostly because they pair well with at least one of the featured suds.
UPDATE NO. 2: It’s back on, kind of.
Bowie releases “Prettiest Star” and David Gilmour is born, too.
Who wants to rub Wally Clark’s beard for charity?
We can’t call her the grand dame of Tampa Bay theater, but only because she isn’t old or haughty enough for that. She reflects on her upcoming role in HIR — and on acting in and around the Tampa Bay area.
Sunday’s Best Florida Beer fest and awards ceremony served as a great start to Beer Week.
Barrel Aged Day is still scheduled to take place on Friday.
If you’ve been to theater in Tampa Bay regularly, you know Ned. And you’re about to know him better.
Where do we start with this one?
The fearless comedian talks about bullying, her unwavering support for Kathy Griffin and how running a gay bookstore is a lot like selling weed.
Tickets are on sale now.
Led Zeppelin debuts “Stairway,” and “Rocket 88” is recorded, too.
Right by the beach, boy.
Poetry ‘n’ Lotion plays the Brewer’s Ball afterparty, too.
Of all the books in the world, they had to base the movie on a book club reading this one?
The program features company premieres by Sir Frederick Ashton and David Bintley.
Crowd chatter excluded.
Guys, we’re pretty sure this isn’t what those teenagers were talking about.
A word of advice for competitors at Saturday’s battle in the Grand Central District.
Environmentalists and medical professionals are making one last push for a ban on the practice before the window closes.
You’re not getting any more work done today. Embrace it.
Here’s what you read the most last month.
It’s dipping down to the 70s, probably for the last time until November. Soak it up!
Thursday’s palate cleanser.
When one word looks like another but couldn’t be further apart.
HBD J.B. Jovi plus Siouxsie and the Banshees in the ‘Looking Glass,’ too.
More than two dozen choices altogether.
Everything from tastings and celebrations to a Beer Week bottle release.
After all, the indoor shuffleboard-focused bar and restaurant’s biscuits are seasoned.
Millions of people are expected to pass through the airport between tomorrow and mid-April.
This is a developing story.
High school reader encounters cover-up but too clueless to understand what’s missing.
In the video, the intercontinental ballistic missile for some reason zeros in on Central Florida.
As expected, really.
CL and the Tampa Museum of Art are teaming up again for a performing arts event like no other.
In the 15 days since the deadly shooting at their high school, they don’t seem to want to let him off easy. Imagine that.
What were CL readers digging into the most last month?
Seems like a win-win for both fests, as well as for Tampa Bay cinephiles.
Pollo Tropical takes its citrus marinade to the next level.
The Cranberries and Beck arrive in a major way, too.
A major lit confab brings an inspiring aesthetic (and an epic show at Ella’s).
Tampa’s big fest returns bigger and better than ever.
The Head of Curatorial Affairs for the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio gives us a peek inside his process for selecting the artist who will go home with top honors this weekend.
Candlebox at Jannus, anyone?
A go-to cocktail when your next day-drinking session by the pool or porch calls.
Puppies, too?!: The latest latest f-you to cities and counties.
Here’s what to expect from the popular St. Pete duo in Seminole Heights.
To help with the St. Pete Beach shaved ice shop’s growth, new investors have also come on board.
