The business itself is growing, though a craft brewery was always part of the plan.
The arcade bar has added “brewery” to its funky neighborhood identity.
Woodstock, The Kinks and Garbage also honored today in rock history.
Owners Steve and Kevin Shanks aim to complete the rebirth by the end of 2018.
The 80-proof spirits typically come in 750-milliliter bottles.
“This is my 21st show in Tampa — that’s tour speak for ‘I really like you guys.’”
The man-made algae bloom has killed fish in Sarasota, Lee and Manatee counties. Here’s why and how Manatee County is helping.
It’s your quick-hit Sh*t Happened for Wednesday, Aug. 15.
Wine Madonna’s Friends of Strays Fundraiser may meet your incredibly specific wants.
This exhibit is one-third of the museum’s fall Season of Love.
The tribe’s six casinos across Florida will all make the change, citing concern for the environment and sustainability.
Ditch the cynicism and accept the fantasy.
He also detailed the agenda for his upcoming Detroit Jazz Festival residency.
On Wednesday, bottles of Cocodamia are available while supplies last.
The Scarfone/Hartley Gallery opens its season with this exhibit, which spans multiple media.
The Ybor City Development Corporation has a photo contest now through Sept. 30.
What’s not to like?
He’s been a working man ever since.
The annual beer celebration has a new location and new highlights.
Sh*t Happened while you were in the school drop-off lane.
Have a political hot button? They can help you find a way to act on it.
Camila Cabello and Charli XCX open the show.
Cool down with a pint or two.
It’s the independent grocer’s second location — and first expansion effort.
Saint Paint Arts brings mural madness to the sandbar, namely, near Harry’s.
It’s the Pennsylvania songwriter’s first Bay area show since 2014.
Yes, “Free Bird” is on it.
Three new exhibits from antiquity to modern-day.
Hear the lessons women leaders have learned along the way.
Think burgers and fries from local restaurateur Dave Burton.
You know, the usual.
UMA opens the Tuesday-night Orpheum gig.
Meditate on that.
And the show still isn’t sold out.
Heavy music, soul and EDM happening on both sides of the Bay.
This town loves to talk.
The “Master of the 88 Key Disaster” appears on Sunday.
Over a dozen options to choose from.
The Community Harvest program is an annual tradition.
It’s a Steinbrenner family production, filmed in part at Weeki Wachee Springs.
In support of 2017’s ’No Sanctity in Death.’
DJs from Orlando, New York and South Carolina are also in the mix.
Ian Anderson, Bryan Adams and Ronnie Spector all honored Today in Rock History.
Also in today’s Sh*t Happened — Pinellas weighs in on Stand Your Ground.
The comedian headlines two shows, with an after-party birthday party Saturday night in Carrollwood.
In case that’s your thing.
Psychtrance until the sun comes up.
Imagine Dragons, Jroc jones and a RAICES benefit are all going down, too.
Two nights for the zany jazz band.
Punk, electro and hip-hop come together for the kids.
Hypecuz, J’nelle, Tommy Phenom and more open the show.
The record was produced by Coleen Green.
Now everyone knows that the former Florida Man has the best tales.
Blame the Russians.
Washed up vampire fighters, drag queens and the ’80s at freeFall. Swoon!
If ‘Jaws’ made you afraid to go into the water, ‘The Meg’ will make you scared to pay full-price for a movie ticket.
Well, here’s another one.
Yes, a capella in an apmphitheatre.
The iconic singer, Queen, Cream and KISS all included today in rock history.
We just peed a little bit.
The benefit event happens on August 11 in Seminole Heights.
Sh*t Happened: how Thursday does Wednesday.
On Thursday, the Florida chain’s 33 percent discount is available till closing time.
Spanish-style shareable plates are the focus of Montados.
In this week’s Poet’s Notebook, America’s toxic culture inspires a little wanderlust.
