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Cast members of Hamilton will be in Tampa next week educating young voters about November election
“If you stand for nothing then what’ll you fall for?”
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Tampa Bay’s best things to do this week, including East Tampa’s haunted car wash
Plus theater, literary, arts, and entertainment happening Oct. 22-29.
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Tampa historian to give ‘not-so-spooky’ Saturday tour of Oaklawn Cemetery
There’ll be no jump scares.
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South Tampa shop will show Oscar-nominated black-and-white film on 16mm film this Friday
Log off, and go analog at Paper Seahorse.
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The Gimmick, an off the beaten path Ybor City comedy venue, hosts a drunk spelling bee this month
The show is BYOB, too.
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St. Pete and Tampa host massive kid-friendly trick-or-treat events this weekend
The Tampa Riverwalk hosts on Saturday, while Grand Central and Edge districts go car-free on Sunday.
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Tampa Bay’s best things to do October 16-22, including Tampa Am, Sanders-Nixon rally, and more
Plus Art Fair Tampa, Lauren Groff’s ‘Brawler’ talk at the Tampa Bay History Center, and more.
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Tampa Bay theater happenings October 16-22, including ‘Bat Boy: The Musical’ at Carrollwood Cultural Center
Plus ‘Misery’ at Jobsite Theater, ‘Constellations’ at Off-Central, and more.
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Photos: Tampa Theatre brings time travel to Franklin Street in grand finale for centennial restoration
The tremendous evening was a reminder of the hard work, and risks, it takes to preserve something beautiful for future generations.
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Tampa historian wants locals to spend some time at the Fortune Taylor Bridge this Monday
Madame Taylor was a freed slave who ended up owning more than 30 acres along the Hillsborough River.
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Good Folk Fest, benefitting Creative Clay, returns to St. Petersburg Shuffleboard Club this weekend
Come have a genuinely good night, and the night pays for something that matters.
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Citing contractor issues, Art Fair Tampa opening is postponed to Friday night
Collectors will still get private browsing on Oct. 16. The fair at Tampa Convention Center is free and open to the public on Oct. 17-18.
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‘Coraline’ filmmaker Brad Schiff headlines Tampa Animation Festival coming to downtown in November
More than 130 films are set to screen at University of Tampa.
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Tampa’s Honey Gallery invites guests to ‘Microdose’ at exhibition opening for Thursday’s Ybor Arts Tour
The work of Eito Ohashi and a few local artists is part of the offering at Kress Contemporary.
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Fifty years after city officials saved it, Tampa Theatre celebrates its 100th anniversary
In 1976, Tampa City Council and Mayor Bill Poe narrowly saved the venue after owners signaled a desire to tear it down.
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Opening Thursday, Art Fair Tampa finds organizers taking a chance, and cover, with the city’s first large scale indoor art fair
UPDATE: Opening night has been postponed to Friday.
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Tampa City Ballet’s ‘La Septima’ is a huge accomplishment, and it takes over the Cuban Club this weekend
Tampeños have three more chances to see it—Oct. 9-10 & 17—and they should.
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[Photos] Everyone we saw at Creative Loafing’s 2026 Best of The Bay party
Hell, there was even a full-size CL newspaper box cake by BOTB All-Star The Cake Girl.
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USF English professor to discuss William Bartram’s Florida travels, and more, this Sunday
Despite having studied Bartam’s papers for eight years, the talk in Largo will only be 30-45 minutes.
