As of now, this is the only LEGO bar coming to Central Florida.
“That’s my best friend, that’s my best friend, flexin’.”
Currently more than half of college students in Florida are graduating with an average loan debt of $24,461.
Nearly 25 flavors at your fingertips.
Not your average coffee shop bites.
Organizers have been gathering petition signatures to try to force a public vote on the issue.
Get a taste of what Coppertail Kitchen is cooking up.
Emily Tan shows off art at the party.
A ‘91 Jersey concert will screen.
North American and Bay area visual artists will showcase, too.
Brother Cephus, Charles Irwin and Hotbox are on the bill.
Donations and a percentage of sales will be donated to Feeding Tampa Bay.
Hand-selected live tattooed models will be in attendance.
The best part? Open Practice is completely free to attend.
Might want to make a few stops.
Make your reservation for tunes and a scenic brunch.
Ready for a beer and ice cream pairing flight?
Get your seat to the panels, and celeb meet-and-greets.
The new name is in accordance with the slight change in partnership.
The measure, which would not prohibit handguns, includes an exemption for military and law-enforcement personnel “in their official duties.”
Miami leads the charge in data for American metros.
State lawmakers decided to replace the Smith statue in Washington with a statue of civil-rights leader and educator Mary McLeod Bethune.
The song is a highlight from the Tampa Bay rock band’s sixth LP.
Florida is home to the largest Venezuelan immigrant population in the country.
The plans call for a new two-story addition featuring a rooftop terrace.
Food specials, games, and karaoke.
The names Peter or Petersburg work, too.
Nearly 70 percent of residents in the homogeneous community of retirees voted for him in 2016.
“Hey, the guy who defended Jeffery Epstein says he’s cool.”
Tickets to see the band in Ybor City go on sale Friday, August 2.
You might want to get cable for this.
It’s one of two Florida dates for the Chicago MC.
They wouldn’t be allowed on sidewalks.
Free birthday cupcakes, brunch and drink specials to celebrate.
State lawmakers have repeatedly rejected calls to ban the weapons, including after the Parkland school shooting.
As they say in Florida, always assume there’s a gator in the water.
It’s in part thanks to our severe weather.
Rumored to be named “Fantastic Worlds” and Epic Universe, the new theme park will be a “best hits” presentation of NBC Universal’s intellectual properties.
It’s Bruce’s birthday, and Shawn Watkins is bartending.
There’s still plenty of time for summer brews.
It’s not even a tropical depression yet, but if the system gets strong enough to become a storm, it will be named “Chantal.”
“Local elected officials have not just a right, but a responsibility to speak up and advocate for common sense gun reforms in their communities…”
Thank you, ‘Shark Tank.’
The party starts at 1 p.m. on Saturday.
A little prog, a little metal, a lot of volume.
There’s a free show at The Hub on Tuesday night.
Also, trying to have sex with your boss can be problematic.
The former Commodore was last there in 2017.
Just in time for football season.
Get your last bites in.
More than two dozen local bands converge on Jannus Live this Saturday.
Horsewhip, Pyre and The Path join in the fray.
It is time to eat, vibe and flourish.
Tampa Bay is getting their mini doughnuts back.
The unit will burn natural gas.
We’re basically adding a new Orlando every year.
Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw has started an internal affairs investigation into the Epstein matter.
Bellows opens the show.
Listen to the jammy side of a forthcoming album now.
“Anytime lifeguards clear the water and raise double red flags, beachgoers should leave the beach.”
There’s a grand reopening scheduled for Thursday, August 1.
Last day of service is Saturday, August 3.
It’s ’80s or bust this year.
The lengthy setlist mixed old favorites with recent tunes and even a couple of covers.
Time to savor the ‘Burg.
The Nocturnal Hospitality Group and celebrity chef Fabio Viviani are at it again.
The state intends to use about $25 million from a Volkswagen settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice.
This week’s Poet’s Notebook admonishes us not to forget.
Crewmembers did nothing to stop those men from leading her away to a private cabin, says the lawsuit.
Come dressed to save the world or destroy it.
The 16-date jaunt kicks off in St. Petersburg on Saturday.
Informed Dissent: Billman closes out on the death of democracy with part 4 in a series.
‘Woof, Meow, Chirp and Slither: Artists Interpret the World of Pets’ offers pet education through Aug. 10, too.
Your calendar should be filled with grand opening events.
Grab your mat and a fat steak after the beginner’s class.
The performer opens up about both her burgeoning careers before this Saturday’s performance.
Soon Tampa Bay can beat the heat with Bern’s signature scoops.
