It’s set for Cyrus Green Park.
It’s going to get loud in the Cuban Club courtyard.
Extensive small plate menu and handcrafted cocktails.
The Supreme Court of Puerto Rico ruled today that Pierluisi will not be able to stay on as governor.
“I’m trying to focus on solutions, and that’s why we’ve been forward looking on our threat assessment strategy.”
A tribute act, The Foundation, plays on Friday.
The eclectic lineup features three great Bay area bands.
Noble Crust’s and Brick & Mortar’s face off late night.
R.I.P. Pat DiNizio.
You can still donate if you can’t make the party.
Fever Beam plays the tunes.
Sample more than 200 local and national craft beers in Tampa Bay Lighting gear.
Finally, your wallet won’t hold you back from buying some original art.
Works that are inspired by the history, symbolism and future of denim.
Unlimited sips from local craft breweries all night long.
Grab some stuff you never knew you needed.
He performs above the south end zone.
Where you are your own worst enemy?
It’ll feature a lunch menu as well as signature charcuterie boards and globally sourced bottles.
“Floridians expect and deserve a full and fair investigation.”
The tour only has two Florida stops.
He also doesn’t like being called an ‘idiot.’
Expect house-made sauces, pastas and pizzas.
“I have decided that I’m too old to care.”
You know, because thoughts and prayers aren’t enough.
Rumors have pointed to everything from a new airline to details on a significant new buyout.
The Humane Society of Tampa Bay took in a total of 1,100 animals in July.
Time to celebrate some of the best vegan eats in the ‘Burg.
Tuck is also a vocal supporter of Florida’s charter schools and controversial vouchers program.
Vegan cuisine is leveling up.
Drink up to help protect and restore coral reefs.
Sample unlimited bites and bevs before getting in on a silent auction for charity.
More than 64 percent of Floridians approved what appeared on the November ballot as Amendment 4.
If passed, the measure would reduce criminal penalties for possession of 20 grams or less of cannabis.
China has reportedly asked state-owned enterprises to suspend purchases of U.S. agricultural products.
If you think their list of potential targets reads like a list of weekend plans in Central Florida, you would be right.
The shootings come after years of debate in Florida about gun-control issues, including whether to ban assault weapons.
The 40-minute play runs after certain performances of ‘Fun Home.’
The flamingo scavenger hunt is on.
Don’t need to fly to Maine to get your lobster roll fix.
Get ready for bottomless mimosas and a build-your-own bloody Mary bar.
So far, no rescheduled date has been set.
Concept art is just that, and rarely is it wholly accurate, compared to the final result.
The lawsuit was announced Monday by the Florida Greyhound Association.
Here’s when to see Jack Johnson, Chance the Rapper and more.
The more seafood joints, the merrier.
The pair of tweets arrived just a couple weeks after the newly elected Moody solidified her stance as an NRA lackey.
LIBIC will be the possibly the smallest business in town.
It’s the only Florida show on the band’s itinerary.
Straws made from nonplastic materials, such as “paper, pasta, sugarcane, wood, or bamboo,” would only be allowed.
The Plantation Democrat’s measure mirrors a plan recently enacted in New York.
The bill would make “both chocolate-dipped and nonchocolate varieties” the latest state symbol.
Wayne Lee Padgett was arrested on Sunday night.
The veteran rock band played an electrifying, career-spanning set at MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre.
Time to get your grouper sandwich fix on the Riverwalk!
No more road trips to Jacksonville to get your Chickenjoy fix.
Petty died in October 2017, a week after the completion of a Heartbreakers’ 40th anniversary tour.
It happens at the Bilmar Beach Resort this August.
She plays The Ritz in Ybor City.
Bands from Orlando and Tampa Bay are on the bill.
Yr Glow and Lovey start the night off.
Ski Beatz, Crown Marquiss and Demi Nova are also booked.
The cafe will soon be caffeinating locals, but first, renovations.
It happens on September 14.
Owoc says Bang can cure forms of dementia, specifically naming Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and Huntington’s.
Bring sunscreen… and an umbrella.
It happens on September 8.
We ain’t getting that wet.
“Please take time to know the rules and proper riding etiquette for a great experience.”
Case counts for the first six months of 2019 have already surpassed the total number of cases reported last year.
The winning team team receives a private bus rental for 14 and an official event trophy.
Waterfront parking is a thing now?
A coming-out story, and so much more.
It’s a just a couple of blocks away.
Thank you for voting on favorite Tampa Bay people, places, businesses and more.
The free gig happens at one of the Bay area’s longest-running monthly series.
He’ll play songs from a new single on Saturday.
Brass Mug is where it’s all going down.
Alabama rapper NoCap opens the show at Whiskey North.
The Broward County artist is in town on Saturday.
It happens at the Palladium Theater.
There’s no cover on Friday night.
Joshua Creek and They Hate Change play support.
The ‘American Idol’ judge plays on Friday.
There’s a GoFundMe for his legal expenses.
Perfect cover for the humid summer night.
‘Looking Out of Nowhere’ is rolling out now.
Brancato’s is the first pizzeria to strike up a partnership with Lost Pet Services Inc.
“No sewage spills have been reported within one mile of the posted beach in the past two weeks.”
Veganism is creeping into fast food joints.
A new album is due on September 13.
All screenings are on Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. and will cost moviegoers $13.
Friday, August 2 will be the restaurant’s last service.
They were rehabbed by Clearwater Marine Aquarium.
The park “represents the single-largest investment Comcast NBC Universal has made in its theme park business and in Florida overall.”
This is the first time the two beers have been made readily available for fans.
Plant-based eats and craft brews.
Informed Dissent: Substance, optics and games.
Kennedy Boulevard might be getting a new hangout gift from Sarasota.
‘It’s messy and clean in all the right places.’
And we say goodbye to two concepts.
From the minds behind Lolita’s, it’s a welcome addition to St. Pete’s rich restaurant scene.
The first brewery in town since 1936.
The program teaches poetry, rap and martial arts.
The show runs through Aug. 11
