Throw some Neil Diamond in there, too.
They’re wrapping up a world tour.
It happens on February 22.
Maldonado-Passage was convicted in April of 2019 on 21 counts, including plotting to kill Baskin, as well as wildlife trafficking, animal abuse, and euthanizing five tigers.
‘More Important Things’ also features Rainer Maria’s Kaia Fischer.
And they’re hosting a welcome party next Saturday with free beer.
Ready for more townhomes?
The State Fair runs from Feb. 6-17.
The rule could satisfy a federal judge’s ruling that the state must have a way for felons who cannot afford to pay “legal financial obligations” to register to vote.
A portion of all proceeds from the four-packs goes toward Shelter Manatee.
Stone Temple Pilots are scheduled to join the tour, with Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown and Switchfoot making special appearances along the way.
Every type of smoothie bowl you can imagine.
Nothing but sweet, savory and build-your-own crepes on the menu.
Lawyers for the political committee Make It Legal Florida filed a 51-page brief Monday urging the Florida Supreme Court to sign off on the proposed amendment.
The band plays The Hub on Wednesday and Bananas next Thursday.
It’s the band’s only Florida date so far.
The bill would allow judges to grant exclusive care, custody and control of pets to people who file domestic violence injunctions.
Grab tickets ASAP.
Grab those early bird tickets this Friday.
It’s also opening a second location in Hall on Central.
So long, Sip and Stroll!
Now’s the time to finally try an Australian meat pie.
More new eats for 2020.
‘Beautiful TRANSformations’ happens every quarter.
Historian Debórah Dwork gives a lecture at 6:30 p.m.
Explore with lights and sounds turned down and sensory adapted tools.
One-time, only, people.
It’s at the Straz Center in July.
Squeeze and KT Tunstall open the show.
It’s literally called 3Bs.
And a chance to be featured in the Florida State Fair cookbook.
The Pinellas Democratic Socialists of America play host.
23 local artists focus on the struggles and victories that homeless people face.
Break your diet for a good cause.
Grab your tickets before it sells out—it always does.
Including free food and booze.
Collection sites can be found at any of the Tampa Parks and Recreation locations.
Just depends on how many pounds of beads you bring in.
Cheers to more boozy events.
Get ready to make a trip up I-4 for new eats.
“If you can’t make the articulate arguments for what capabilities you’ve got to support missions, you’ll never get those mission assignments.”
The proposal would allow school’s to request leftover funding from the program for other purposes, such as school hardening or salaries of school resource officers.
Concert report from ‘Radio Reverb’ on WMNF 88.5-FM.
The corporate radio giant likes to use the term ‘dislocation.’
“Voting isn’t a privilege. It’s a right.”
If you simply can’t wait to belt your favorite country anthems, Aldean will be in Orlando on Jan. 31.
Next week’s will be worse, though.
This is probably the best way to settle which city has the better Cuban sandwich.
The Chinese-American Association of Tampa Bay hosts.
The calf is the seventh white rhino born at the zoo as part of their Species Survival Plan.
But you’ll have to pay a toll to get a taste.
Free with the price of museum admission.
The final hour is vintage ‘Bad Boys,’ with jokes and bullets flying in equal measure.
If you love bad movies, meet your new holy grail.
His label, Dim Mak, is approaching its 25th anniversary.
“I think it’s a fundamental question of whether we trust the voters or not,” said Rep. Fentrice Driskell, D-Tampa.
Talk about dedication for a year’s worth of Chickenjoy.
Despite being registered as an ecclesiastical organization that is exempt from paying taxes the Holy Land Experience has remained in the red for years.
‘As the Gulf Turns’ probably isn’t for climate change deniers.
Thursday’s opinion came as the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals prepares to hear arguments Jan. 28 in the separate federal lawsuit.
Gasparilla season is in full swing.
Break out that doggy pirate costume.
Loud music and flashing lights prove to be a problem yet again for a downtown Tampa business.
New age music lovers rejoice.
Tickets are still available.
Enjoy the food, drinks, and art too.
Get your tickets for reserved seats before they sell out.
Opening night of its “Garden of Eden” exhibit.
“‘I come for the booty!!!!’ Dreams do come true!”
It’s last day open will be February 10.
Get your early bird tickets before it’s too late.
Great news for anyone planning on attending the Gasparilla parade in a full-on pirate suit.
You have to wait until June 20.
Ready to get cute?
Ever heard of lo-fi harp music?
Featuring Radkey, The Drain Outs and JOYEATER.
Featuring legendary local DJs.
Might want to call off work.
Catch the show before it wraps on January 19.
Poet and founder Novacane elaborates on her award-winning event.
This is just the latest attack on basic human rights for Florida’s already targeted and vulnerable transgender community.
The show is running from January 21 – March 5.
The show runs from January 17– March 7.
Don’t miss out on the mozzarella cart.
Addressing your social anxiety will up the chances you’ll get laid again, but no promises.
And we say goodbye to St. Pete staple Babalu.
Get ready for a salad bar, acai bowls and healthy sips.
Metal exists everywhere.
