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‘columbinus’ is a little like ‘The Breakfast Club’ — except with guns
The third anniversary of SCFF overtakes St. Petersburg this week. Here’s you guide to what to do at the fest.
‘Postindustrial’ takes an artistic look at industrialized cities and it’s at the Chihuly through Feb. 28.
There goes the neighborhood.
You already know the plot, right?
The concert happens on Friday, January 18.
Matt Woods is in the Crowbar beer garden, too.
Anticipated dishes include mofongo and arroz con gandules.
Preserve The Burg wants you to honor a local.
The stubs are for performances of Schubert’s ‘Symphony No. 9.’
Florida Airbnbs rake in more than $800M total.
How cool is that?
He brings Chic to Mahaffey Theater on January 18.
But hey, sunshine’s free, right?
It took up two sides of a 45.
Radel’s latest series, ‘Turtle Track Art,’ was inspired by a midnight stroll on Melbourne Beach.
The Town Shores Fine Art Guild will have her work, along with other Gulfport artists, on exhibit in February.
Josh Harty visits Crooked Thumb Brewery, too.
Free pastrami for a year and other prizes are up for grabs.
Deborah Saucier’s car was found at Julian B. Lane Park.
Coming through where our federal government won’t.
The Tampa Bay Veteran’s Alliance seeks to raise money for unpaid Guardsmen.
Tampa Bay poet Cole Bellamy says Cigar City Poetry Journal Volume 1: ‘Poesia De Las Americas’ will appeal to non-poets.
Guess which franchise isn’t in the top 25?
Ganja White Night, Kaskade and more will also appear.
Florida Sen. Jeff Brandes is the featured speaker.
It’ll support the band’s first album of new songs in 13 years.
The music of ABBA shines this week.
Those fresh little red orbs will invade their menus for two weeks.
He also did it in front of minors.
Sign up to help — it’s easy. Instructions inside.
Ever get the feeling you’ve been cheated?
The Kegs Not Cancer benefit is happening, too.
A show literally 20 years in the making.
Everglades National Park doesn’t look anything like the photos of other parks you’ve seen.
Creative Pinellas, the local agency promoting the arts community, will offer its Emerging Artist grant again in 2019.
Developer Sam Houghton is also part of the venture.
Trend Decay No. 1 and the Alleman-Pack wedding party are happening, too.
Edward Taylor Jr. was killed outside of Club Envy gentlemen’s club.
Mayor Bob Buckhorn will attend the ceremonial ribbon cutting.
This may be the only time we’ve been excited to see a Florida politician take a page out of President Trump’s book and say “You’re fired!”
Reactions to the new policy have been mixed.
The album overtook Michael Jackson’s ‘Dangerous.’
It’ll be the tallest building on Florida’s west coast.
A little something for everyone, including government employees.
There are several available positions.
The Hernando Sheriff said the helicopter is used by Dr. Alfred Bonati.
Diana Ross, Tim Barry and Cory Branan among other highlights.
The Bolts trailed for much of the game.
He signed an executive order reaffirming diversity in the workplace, but didn’t add LGBTQ+ nondiscrimination language.
The mother of six was 31 years old.
“It was the best moment of my life,” said Parker.
As Trump blusters and blocks, Democrats are putting climate change in the spotlight.
Forster, young ambition and where we’re headed now.
Our new governor says he “is going to embrace issues of access and patient care.”
How abstract expressionism became symbolic of American freedom of expression.
Unpacking the realities of what St. Pete must do over the next two years.
In our first-ever Theater Review Takeover, we ask a politician to talk theater.
Turns out there are some things you can’t do, even in Gulfport.
Nerf gun blackjack awaits.
John Lennon, Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck were in attendance.
Whole Foods and Little Greek would appreciate the support.
Both the Green Light and Red Light have great shows happening, too.
The beloved beer release festival’s 10th anniversary will be its biggest ever.
All seven candidates were on hand for the event.
The Flying V guitar would never be the same again.
The band plays The Attic in Ybor City on January 18.
One tasty meal, all the way down to its superb sauces.
Owners Mary and Joe Khabbaz expect to launch in early February.
Fortunato’s Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria opened a month ago.
