Activists lament the Plant City father’s deportation — and vow to fight what they see as cruel immigration policy.
Find out which entry was your favorite, and our judge’s choice.
Flip-flops and everything.
The Association of Writers and Writing Programs is coming to Tampa next month.
At a small, hastily assembled protest in downtown Tampa, activists took to busy sidewalks to draw attention U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions' visit to the city. He was in town to ask local officials to help the Trump administration confront the opioid crisis, and promised to support them in their efforts. As they waited for…
It’s on May 20 at Orpheum, and tickets go on sale Friday, February 9.
Jeff Brawer, Joshua Reilly in the mix along with many others.
‘The Wall’ tour kicks off and the Beatles arrive stateside, too.
We ask the small but powerful theater’s co-artistic director about the venue, the company and the reading series that starts today.
Last call for Daniel Day-Lewis as he disappears from the screen.
Weekend events will commemorate the death of a teenager after he was ejected from the Florida State Fair, and renew the call for answers.
Donald Trump Jr. seems to think so.
The Vitale Bros. step up for the community, and get by with a little help from their friends.
The 6 God proceeded to give away $50K at a college down the street.
This is why some people shouldn’t have the internet.
Pulitzer Prize-winner Gilbert King takes on another Florida story.
Heights Public Market and The Hall on Franklin have received some much-deserved love.
Kraftwerk invaded the English charts, Joan Jett and Michael J. Fox in a flick.
Monday, debriefed (heh).
The Melody Artisans of Crooked Thumb are playing the shame game, too.
Director Eric Davis takes Tennessee Williams at his word.
Local girl Connie May Fowler returns to her hometown to read from — and sign — her latest book, A Million Fragile Bones. Fowler's memoir — about living along the Florida panhandle coast in the days following the Deepwater Horizon tragedy — addresses the personal, the environmental and the global ramifications of Big Oil and…
Drs. Joel and Gail Morganroth invested $15 million in Sarasota art college.
As in lines round the block, which is what all those shows are attracting in NYC
Even if you’re flying solo, there’s a handful of destinations to consider.
A veteran seeks redemption in a used bookstore.
They’re probably already sold out.
Wine & Rhyme is at Anise, too.
Bill Haley to the U.K., and T.Rex scores third consecutive No. 1 with “Telegram Sam.”
The UT film professor takes the history and recreates the hotel blown up for a scene in ‘Lethal Weapon 3’.
A lovers’ weekend at The Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa — without ever setting foot in the casino.
Timberlake plays Tampa’s Amalie Arena on May 15.
Y’all like your sex and gory movies, don’t ya?
Orlando police arrested him a block away from the Amway Center where Del Rey performed on Friday.
Here are nine shows to help you avoid the big game.
The finalists were anonymous — until now.
M83 and nudity made the cut, too.
G3, Coin, Localtopia, Streetcar Live, Harold López Nussa, Melanie and so much more.
On the heels of the Women’s March, the spirit of protest remains strong in the nation’s capital as the age of Trump wears on. It’s up to marchers to turn their passion into action.
According to the festival, Osceola County has given the party the green light.
On festival grounds, not inside the stadium, ya dummies.
One proponent called a Florida Constitutional Revision Commission panel’s jettisoning of the proposal “a fait accompli.”
It’s the weekend. Immerse yourself in something creative from St. Pete’s Creative Clay.
More than a baseball player.
Don’t even think about sleeping in.
Supporting local farmers and artisans, the market has filled a void in the Lutz area.
It’s only the downfall of society.
Vagittarius, Boytoy, Deezy Wee and more all in action, too.
Maiden releases a “killer” album, too.
It’s a great weekend for eating and drinking in Tampa Bay.
It would be the former Hillsborough County Commissioner’s second attempt.
Head-to-head with a hurricane, our money is on Adam Ant.
Well, every song except “Young Parisians” and “Lady,” that is.
Parishioners, clergy and progressive activists pledged financial and emotional support to the wife and six children of Luis Blanco.
It’s all part of the likely candidate for Florida governor’s attack on so-called “sanctuary cities.”
The show comes to Mahaffey Theater on February 3.
The triumvirate plays Mahaffey Theater on February 3 alongside Satriani and John Petrucci.
Open now, runs through the spring.
Because St. Pete doesn't have enough art — no, seriously, we want all the art and we want it now — Eckerd College is diving in with both feet. Actually, a third foot — although the college has two galleries in the past, on Feb. 9 it will open a third, which is more than…
Black Violin is at The Straz Center, too.
The Florida-based organization’s network of culinary critiquers are pro bono, too.
Read our Q&A before he plays Crowbar in Ybor City on February 8.
A young U.K. songwriter brings fresh outrage to familiar societal discontent. On February 8, he brings the show to Crowbar.
$1000 each to two artists to show their work at Gulfport’s Art & Gallery Walk.
Yesterday’s news, raising the bar.
Ninety years young and still digging for justice, equality and collard greens.
The founder and music director of St. Pete Opera doesn’t know the meaning of “down time.”
You could probably use a good dose of this seasonal riff on a modern classic.
There’s something for both wine and beer drinkers at the Westchase bar.
What to expect from the latest member of the Ciccio Restaurant Group family.
