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Tampa Bay femme-forward Creatives Artist Collective hosts 10-year anniversary show this month
‘A Decade at the Table’ is at the Kress Collective in Ybor City.
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Q&A: Before Tampa show, Fran Lebowitz talks book bans, being surprised every hour and more
She’s at Straz Center this weekend.
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Hillsborough County’s five-month ‘hiking spree’ program kicks off in November
It runs through Easter Sunday, with chances to earn limited-edition merch.
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‘Five Nights at Freddy’s’ is an interminable, scare-free bore wholly focused on selling merch
If there is one thing to champion here, it’s that the animatronic characters courtesy of Jim Henson’s Creature Shop are fantastically realized.
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Tampa Bay artist Ya La’Ford unlocks time and space in latest solo show, ‘Henge’
It closes Nov. 2 inside HCC Ybor’s Gallery114.
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Martin Scorsese’s latest, ‘Killers of the Flower Moon,’ is like watching a horror movie in real time
Deceit. Death. Despair. Repeat.
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Despite boasting a slew of beloved horror properties, the scariest thing about Halloween Horror Nights is how much it costs
Be warned: Express Passes are already sold out until October 27
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Tampa’s Straz Center kicks off new Broadway season with ‘Beetlejuice’
They do this bullshit, like, eight times a week.
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CL columnist Thomas Hallock releases book and signature beer with free Monday night reading
‘Happy Neighborhood’ is about pain and challenges, but lands at gratitude.
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‘Frankenstein’ comes alive this week at Tampa’s Jobsite Theater
It runs through Nov. 12 at the Straz Center.
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St. Pete Museum of History’s civil rights exhibit closes on Halloween
It features over 100 photographs, poster boards and artifacts that explain how the Civil Rights movement unfolded in Florida.
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Tampa is once again home to ‘Florida’s largest pumpkin,’ and it weighs 1,500 pounds
After you pay homage to the state’s plumpest pump, stick around and explore the fall pumpkin patch.
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USF Botanical Gardens hosts its annual Fall Plant Festival this weekend
Members, USF students and faculty can attend the event for free.
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St. Pete metal artist Frank Strunk III debuts solo exhibition this weekend
The opening reception for “Construct Destruct Restruct” happens on Saturday.
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St. Pete’s Kerouac House hosts a weekend full of spooky stories and haunting performances
It will feature writers and actors from Wordier Than Thou.
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Sir Henry’s Haunted Trail in Plant City is a scrappy DIY delight for anyone who loves practical horror effects
Central Florida’s best Halloween attraction still sits off Interstate 4, but it’s no longer in Orlando
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The Florida Orchestra’s free ‘Pops in the Park’ series returns this Saturday
St. Pete’s Vinoy Park is the host of the season’s first free performance.
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May the power of Christ compel you to avoid ‘The Exorcist: Believer’ at all costs
There hasn’t been a worse major studio horror film since 2010’s ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street,’ which is really saying something
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Massive immersive art installation ‘Waterlicht’ coming to downtown Tampa
At the same time over at Sparkman Wharf, Roosegaarde’s Dune installation will also be open to the public.