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Exhibit from Tampa photographer Dave Decker captures state-sponsored violence in Minneapolis
A reception happens Tuesday at the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts.
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‘Vote For Pedo’: At least 2,000 ‘No Kings’ protestors come to downtown Tampa
Many signs centered on Donald Trump’s appearances in the Epstein files.
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Gulfport sees 2,000 demonstrators at ‘No Kings’ protest [PHOTOS]
Other local No Kings demonstrations drew large crowds in St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Tampa, Sarasota and elsewhere.
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No recount after Hillsborough Democrat flips Florida Senate seat, says division of elections
Brian Nathan beat Republican Josie Tomkow by 405 votes.
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High Noon’s Shaun Young coming to Tampa for this weekend’s Rockabilly Battle Royale
The get together is a full on revival of the storied American sound.
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‘Rentfest’ house concert brings together an eclectic bill of Florida artists
There will be more than a dozen bands on two stages.
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Amy Goodman is bringing ‘Democracy Now!’ documentary to Tampa this summer
The new, approximately 100-minute, film explores the life and career of Goodman, her countless stints on the frontlines of history, and a tenacious pursuit of truth-telling still unrivaled in mainstream journalism.
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St. Pete home of Florence Robinson, owner of historic Floronton Hotel, is now for sale
The Floronton Hotel was a big deal for St. Petersburg.
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Weezer, The Shins and Silversun Pickups are coming to Tampa this fall
“What’s with these homies dissin’ my girl?”
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The South Tampa home of award-winning architect Rick Rados is now for sale
Some of Rados’ schools include Jefferson High School and Plant City High School.
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American Stage brings St. Pete park ‘Into the Woods’
‘No one is alone’ after dark at Demens Landing.
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New Tempus Projects exhibit gets ‘Awkward’ in Ybor City next week
Photography and painting are in direct, awkward dialogue in this collaborative exhibit.
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Democrat Brian Nathan wins special election for Hillsborough Senate seat
He beat Republican Josie Tomkow by just over 400 votes, but is not safe from a recount.
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Photos: Poison The Well brings comeback tour to Crowbar in Ybor City
Tampa band Contention opened.
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No Kings protests are scheduled across Tampa Bay on Saturday
Based on past turnout, thousands are expected to attend.
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Creative Loafing readers respond to Grady Judd going woke, a Paramore cover concert, and more
‘CL Tampa is MAGA now.’
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Interview: Sebastian Bach is still living loud, and he’s bringing his birthday concert to St. Pete
The party never ends, and it comes to Ferg’s this weekend.
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Young The Giant brings new album to Tampa this summer
The show at Yuengling Center is one of three Florida stops.