Things to Do
The best things to do in Tampa Bay every week and weekend.
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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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Tampa’s Raw Smoothie Co. throws anniversary block party this weekend
Rise and grind with DJs, vendors and more.
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Tampa Shuffle celebrates seventh anniversary on Saturday
The owners still don’t know what they’re doing.
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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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Sting is bringing his ‘3.0’ tour to Tampa this fall
His trio includes longtime collaborator, guitarist Dominic Miller, and Chris Maas, the touring drummer for Mumford & Sons and Maggie Rogers.
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Illenium returns to Hard Rock Tampa for Sunday pool party
The EDM superstar has headlines arenas and festivals across Tampa Bay.
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Electro-emo songwriter Kennedyxoxo plays Tampa this weekend
The self-proclaimed ‘LeBron James of Messing Things Up’ opens for Guardin.
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St. Pete hardcore band Last Bias releases new album at Saturday concert
Crusty punk band Human Error, Sarasota emo outfit Floating Boy, and garage-pop quartet The Bad Vibrations.
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Now a trio, Tampa rock band Greymarket celebrates new single at Saturday release show
Make ‘Contact’ at Crowbar.
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Friends, old Tampa Bay bands, come together to remember scene staple Darrin Schnur
The no-cover tribute show will see members of certain local ‘90s bands come back together.
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The Vidalias’ Charles Walston plays no-cover solo Tampa dive bar concert
His solo stuff rocks just as hard as the alt-country that made him famous.
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St. Petersburg First United Methodist Church is breaking in its new organ with a free concert
Ranks, on ranks, on ranks, of strings.
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Dyke Night returns to Tampa this weekend, with the promise of Southern-fried bangers
Sector.FM’s We’re Sweet Girls tops the lineup of DJs which include Chemical Lex, Donnie Luv, and more.
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‘FORTS,’ which teaches your kid to build better living room forts, reopens at Tampa’s Glazer Children’s Museum this weekend
Kids gotta know this stuff.
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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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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.