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The Castle’s ‘Old Wave’ Monday party returns for one night only
DJ Rob Pittman and J Mike Roehr will be there.
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Tampa Bay’s best live music and concerts happening Nov. 7-12
Including the Ed Lowery benefit show, Coppertail anniversary concert, Dunedin Wines the Blues and more.
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Mila Killa brings ‘¡Ritmo!’ party to Tampa on Tuesdays
The Peruvian DJ is the mind behind Tampa’s ‘Samba’ party, too.
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Aussie metal band Ne Obliviscaris, whose music is now taught in college, comes to Tampa this week
Rivers Of Nihil and fellow Australian outfit Psycroptic open.
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Greensky Bluegrass brings 25th anniversary album to Clearwater this month
The Michigan band is playing its largest Tampa Bay area headlining show to date.
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St. Pete’s ‘Whiskey Business’ tasting returns to the James Museum this weekend
VIP admission includes swag, early entry, and special VIP-only drink.
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Ask A Dyke: My summer fling blocked me—do I still have a chance?
She broke things off awkwardly and I could not feel normal about it. I have literally never been loved so passionately.
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Oracle of Ybor: I’m in a ‘What am I doing with my life?’ spiral
The cards suggest spending the next six weeks reflecting.
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New wave pioneer Gary Numan brings apocalyptic new album to St. Pete next year
Now and forever.
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Meet Rose Mallare, American Stage’s rocking cello player
She’s back in ‘Hundred Days,’ a folk-rock musical that’s more like an indie concert with feelings than a traditional theatre show.
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Tampa’s ThinkTank Theatre puts some sunscreen on Shakespeare
‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ runs Nov. 5-16.
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New research shows 2023 heatwave left two Florida coral species extinct
The staghorn and elkhorn corals look like the antlers of stags and elks.
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Seven Tampa Bay food banks stepping up as SNAP benefits face shutdown
SNAP supports three million Floridians, including more than one million children.
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Owner of Tampa restaurant Jerk Hut is collecting items for hurricane-ravaged Jamaican
Andrew Ashmeade joined forces with CANDU and the Caribbean Cultural Association to accept donations at the Jerk Hut location on E Fowler Avenue.
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Tampa Monitor: Tree trust fund, $350K for the ferry, and a $67 million question in front of city council this week
New Tampa City Councilwoman Naya Young will cast her first votes from the dais on Thursday, Nov. 6.
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Erica Sutherlin details her three-phase plan for St. Pete’s Studio@620.
Community support will continue to be crucial.
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Food pantries and grocery delivery apps prepare for looming SNAP gap
The government shutdown is likely to extend into next week.
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As SNAP benefits end, here are all the Tampa Bay restaurants letting kids eat free
This is a developing post.
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In response to critics, PSTA says Spark bus rollout ‘is just the beginning’ of efforts to improve Pinellas’ bus network
Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority rolled out the new service on Oct. 26.
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Tampa artist connects businesses to real-world whimsy with Little Door Club
Gabriel Tao is making Tampa Bay “Cozy AF” one little door at at time.
