Mark those calendars, Tampa.
Think of the convenience.
A legacy Republican candidate in a red district may be facing some unexpected headwinds.
And one state senator hopes to change that.
This Saturday, come hear the latest science on oil spills at one of our local natural treasures — Weedon Island.
UPDATE: Tickets go on sale February 2 and start at $55.75.
Six films worth seeing — plus, they’re free.
A whole slate of locals, plus some nationals round out the offerings.
Among other things, the bill would ban keeping the cetaceans in captivity for entertainment purposes.
Set for St. Pete next month, the inaugural tasting’s tickets are up online.
Arrrr, methinks I spy Friday on the horizon.
Jazz and folk in Ybor the City.
Surprise, it didn’t eliminate the need for acoustic instruments.
Restaurant news from either side of the bay.
I’m with you, Tina.
The proposal will be on Florida’s November ballot as Amendment 4.
Pad Thai, oxtail and salchipapas landed in the top 10.
Old Yeller changes our critic’s young life — and offers its own sort of salvation.
Three July dates at Hard Rock Live, to be exact.
State Attorney Andrew Warren said Tuesday he reserves the punishment for the most heinous crimes.
Also released: Pink Floyd’s ‘Animals’ and ‘Trust’ by Elvis Costello.
Michael Francis talks ‘Star Wars’ tunes, too.
Oh, and stop texting the police when looking for weed.
Captain Morgan’s got you.
A new film about seeking fame plays to the worst tendencies of our reality-obsessed society.
The exhibit celebrates Ybor’s history through and with art.
Look out for the Il Ritorno Spirit Series and Brew Bus’s Friday Night Heights.
A beautiful storm. It’s not perfect, but Jobsite’s Tampa production is worth your time.
Activists with NOW, Planned Parenthood and the League of Women Voters spent the Monday lunch hour waving signs at 2nd Street and Central.
The crowd was more than 5,000 strong.
And the government sucks.
Jay Rock, SiR and Lance Skiiiwalker will also be at MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre for the “Championship Tour.”
Off With Their Heads plays acoustic in St. Pete, too.
Neil Young doesn’t like his own debut LP, either.
Break your f***in’ neck, b****!
“Breaking the Code” in Gulfport and radio theater in St. Pete and Clearwater.
Because Travelin’ McCourys and the Daniel Johnston tribute cancelled.
Connections and collaborations in a performance that lingers in the memory.
Tweed Ride, Zine Fest, Tampa Bay Black Heritage and more.
He releases the album at Crowbar in Ybor City on January 20.
Actors K.D. O’Hair and Dawn Truax find the humanity in a confrontation that’s anything but humane.
The make ’em, swap ’em, celebrate ’em fest is now in its 6th year.
They were pretty skeptical to begin with.
Locals discuss the aftermath of Irma and the shootings — and the resilience of SH neighbors.
They unanimously passed a resolution supporting a proposed law that would curb harsh punishments for youth.
The plot as mushy and cornpone as the Southern accents.
The Nashville band will open for Fitz and the Tantrums as part of the festivities on Friday, January 26.
About 33 choices altogether.
The Pretenders go No. 1, and Hüsker Dü bows out.
New voices, new media dominate this year’s Sundance and Slamdance Film Festivals in Park City, Utah.
With Roxanne Fay as the sorcerer Prospero, Shakespeare’s magical revenge tale has a new look
CL-recommended food and drink events — just in time for the weekend.
The band plays The Ritz on Jan. 23.
The Tampa indie-rock trio plays Microgroove on January 19.
They said what were supposed to be efforts to protect public safety actually infringed on their rights — and endangered the public — on a day that was supposed to be about recognizing equality.
The train has left the station, and we’re not on it.
The duo is at Mahaffey on January 19.
“You’ll see anything from a suit and tie to a full sleeve tattoo.”
Visit the upscale Tampa getaway’s newest eatery today.
Rock The Riverwalk opens at Straz Center, too.
Here’s how that dish could snag a spot on the menu of St. Pete’s BellaBrava.
Actor Gary Sandy plays hardboiled gumshoe Mike Hammer in Clearwater.
Drink this to forget how damn chilly it is outside.
Drawing a map to Tampa Bay’s cultural treasures.
Some shows at our area’s most well-known museums and galleries that aren’t to be missed.
Forq yeah. Dynasty, Career’s album release, John Moreland and more are highlights of the best little shows of the spring.
Willie Nelson, Queens of the Stone Age, Gasparilla Music Festival and more.
Bryan Adams ‘Cuts,’ and The Beatles “Want To Hold Your Hand.”
This is Us last week: Kate finds a friend somewhere unexpected, and in the past the Big Three prepare for the Winter Formal.
Look hard enough and you’ll find oysters everywhere — and many contain pearls.
Fests, fairs and other things you can’t miss this spring.
Talented, inspiring and fun artists we haven’t told you about — yet.
Add these choices to your “Gotta check this out” list this season.
Smaller venues with top-flight shows plus performances you have to see to believe.
Must-sees at the area’s leading venues.
The journalist who toppled Nixon talks neutrality, evidence, and the “patience pill.”
It’s less about marching and more about getting sh*t done.
Springtime brings more than showers and flowers to Tampa Bay.
