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The latest at St. Pete’s Off-Central Players is a quirky comedy inspired by the loneliest bird in the world
It opens April 10 and includes eight performances.
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Tampa Theatre adds second Friday show from ‘SNL’ and ‘Portlandia’ comedian Fred Armisen
The show is ‘Comedy for Musicians But Everyone is Welcome’
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Sarah McNamara returns to Tampa for conversation about Ybor City’s past and present
The Associate Professor of History at the Texas A&M University will undoubtedly draw from her award-winning book, Ybor City: Crucible of the Latina South.’
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Old Seminole Heights’ popular home tour marks 25th anniversary this weekend
This year focuses on the historic district.
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Florida Studies Book Festival debuts in St. Petersburg this weekend
It’s inspired, in part, by the uncertain future of the Tampa Bay Times Festival of Reading.
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Grab the scissors, St. Pete’s Beach House 5317 hosts a sapphic social meetup this weekend
Snacks, drinks, and 420 welcome at this laid back hang.
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Daniel Tiger comes to Tampa for WEDU’s ‘Be My Neighbor Day’
The free event happens on Saturday.
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‘Ouroboros’ brings acclaimed choreographer Nejla Yatkin to Tampa this weekend
There are just two performances at Stageworks Theatre.
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Queer the air: Here’s a quick guide to Tampa Pride weekend 2025
Six events to help you party starting Thursday, March 27.
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The 2025 Tampa Pride diversity parade and street festival goes down Saturday
Festivities start bright and early.
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Tampa’s Sun-Ray Cinema offering free movies with ticket from Veterans AMC
The cinema has also been renovating the seats, one theater at a time.
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Pulitzer-winner, Hurricane Ian documentary, headline Sarasota’s Florida Humanities Festival
The second-annual festival kicked off last weekend with panels and cultural demonstrations on Suncoast shapers.
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This month brings St. Pete’s last chance to screen, ‘Razed,’ a must-see documentary about the Gas Plant District
The film is a 75-minute emotional rollercoaster that captures the joy and pain of the city’s historic Black neighborhood.
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American Stage’s ‘Hair’ brings a St. Pete waterfront park into the ‘Age of Aquarius’
The set has groovy easter eggs and Vitale Bros. murals.
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Ybor City relives the Y2K gay awakening with Les Vixens’ burlesque show
Grab the Advil and dollar bills.
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Q&A: Before St. Pete book talk, author Kristen Arnett talks queer spaces, art, and the absurdity of Florida
Laugh, and cry, with the Orlando author next month at Tombolo Books.
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Tampa’s River O’Green, St. Pete’s Paddy Fest, happening on Saturday
Green beer lovers rejoice.
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South Tampa’s Book Lovers Bookstore has to move and is liquidating more than 20,000 books
You have to make an appointment to shop.
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St. Pete’s Studio@620 hosts two performances of ‘For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide’
Ntozake Shange’s work centers around ladies in seven colors and utilizes 20 poems.
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A former Florida Professor of the Year comes to St. Pete to discuss free speech on campus
There’s no cover for the talk happening on Wednesday, March 19.