Brew Bus’ Uncharted Ales Tour highlights St. Pete breweries that are ‘off the beaten path’
Its monthly Pinellas County tour returns on Sunday, June 2.
Q&A: Before ‘Happy Together’ tour stop in Clearwater, Badfinger’s Joey Molland talks Beatles memories and what keeps him going
Did you really think that he’d forget?
Over 20 Pride events happening throughout Tampa Bay this June
Venues on both sides of the bridge host drag shows, fundraisers, block parties and more.
Gulfport’s Golden Dinosaurs gears up for annual ‘Chick-Fil-Nay’ Pride month fundraiser
A dollar from every “cruelty free” chicken sandwich will be donated to Metro Inclusive Health.
Celebrate the start of summer at Oxford Exchange’s children’s book fair this weekend
Help celebrate Tampa Bay’s best children’s book authors.
Voices of Hope for Aphasia hosts second annual crossword puzzle gala next week
All funds raised at Word Play 2024 will benefit the St. Petersburg-based nonprofit.
Florida board of education replaces the word ‘gender’ with ‘sex,’ as state challenges new Title IX changes
Other changes to the bylaws approved Wednesday include allowing student-athletes to continue playing sports if they graduate early.
Once again, Florida lawmakers ignore attempts to fight wage theft
The AG’s Office, the only state enforcement mechanism for Florida’s minimum wage, recovered unpaid wages for exactly one person last year.
Nicki Minaj is coming to Tampa this fall
Nicki Minaj’s current tour now holds the record for highest grossing rap tour by a woman.
Florida’s gas prices are expected to drop this summer, hurricane permitting
A summer price decrease is expected, though the hurricane season, which starts Saturday, is forecast to include an above-average number of storms.
Florida’s new 8-4 death penalty law creates a ‘game of chance,’ groups say
As of Tuesday afternoon, the Supreme Court had not accepted either of the briefs.
Florida’s home school voucher program could double in size next year
Voucher amounts typically range from about $7,000 to $9,000 per student, depending on what counties they live in.
Interview: Ozarkian folk singer Willi Carlisle returns to Tampa with a bigger tent than ever
He opens for Tyler Childers on June 6.
John Legend is coming back to Tampa this summer
Plus more new concerts coming to Tampa Bay.
Esther’s Tacos opens new brick-and-mortar, Cook Out heads to Tampa, and more local food news
Plus, the return of Meet the Chefs, Harbour Island’s new za’ spot and a St. Pete Youth Farm update.
Jelly Roll-collaborating rapper Joyner Lucas will bring new album and more to St. Pete on Tuesday
He’s at Jannus Live, broski.
The Allman Betts Band rolls into Clearwater for Memorial Day concert
We’re still sad about Dickey Betts’ passing, though.
Oracle of Ybor: I’m not sure if I want to stay with my manchild husband
“I love him, but I don’t know if that’s enough anymore.”
Florida attorney general says state will investigate Starbucks for DEI practices
Gov. Ron DeSantis and Moody announced the complaint against Starbucks on Wednesday during the governor’s guest host stint on “The Sean Hannity Show.”
Florida’s Mucarsel-Powell says property insurance reform is a top priority if elected to U.S. Senate
Scott campaign insists her plan ‘mirrors’ positions he has championed
Meet the Pinellas County Democrats who want to oust Anna Paulina Luna from Congress this fall
It won’t be easy: 50,000 more Republicans than Dems live in the district
Meet the Chefs, Creative Loafing Tampa Bay’s annual cocktail-style sampling party, returns this summer
It helps kick off Tampa Bay Restaurant week, which runs from June 13-23.
Armature Works pizza spot The Fold debuts new Harbour Island location
It shares a storefront with the newly-opened Lily’s Sweet Treats.
‘All of the ingredients are there’: Florida residents told to prepare for ‘very intense’ hurricane season
The six-month season officially begins June 1.
Local drummer Chance Reynolds headlines Hooch and Hive’s Jazz Night on Thursday
He leads a St. Pete-based jazz trio alongside Cooper Madden and Eric Zabala.
Crowbar celebrates the 13th anniversary of Ol’ Dirty Sundays in Ybor City this weekend
We suggest getting there early.
NOAA meteorologists predict 2024 hurricane season will have ‘highest-ever’ number of named storms
Notably, last week Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill scrubbing any mention of “climate change” from state law.
Seminole Heights’ Far Forest hosts intimate concert with California duo Animal Prince
Tampa singer-songwriter Ari Chi (with her iconic uke) opens this Sunday night show.
Uptown Music Festival brings jazz stars DW3, Eric Darius and more to downtown Tampa this weekend
Curtis Hixon Park hosts the two-day jazz and arts festival.
As hurricane season approaches, Florida’s 14-day tax ‘holiday’ returns
The tax holiday will run from June 1 to June 14 and is timed with the start of the six-month hurricane season.
Federal judge blocks key part of Florida’s new immigration law
Altman’s preliminary-injunction ruling Wednesday prohibited state and local officials from enforcing a section of the law dealing with transportation of people.
New Orleans singer-songwriter Anders Osborne brings signature Americana sound to Tampa
Skipper’s Smokehouse regular Damon Fowler opens the Saturday night show.
