Don’t be surprised if he has to play a three-night stand next time.
Ready for another tiki bar?
Meet local chefs who specialize in vegan cuisine.
With more locations in the works.
Venus plays host in St. Petersburg.
How is this show not at the Brass Mug?
Music of the Isles.
The bill is stacked with great locals.
All of the wings and beer you desire.
The California-based rock band SadGirl is set to open.
Clinton already brought his farewell tour to Mahaffey Theater in St. Pete last fall.
More caffeine headed to downtown St. Pete.
UPDATE: This show has been postponed amid coronavirus concerns.
“I like my coffee like I like my nights: dark, endless, and impossible to sleep through.”
The cash bar will help in bringing out your subconscious self.
“Hi, I’m Rick Scott. As you may have heard, I’ve been taken hostage, along with 99 other people, in the U.S. capitol.”
State law generally allows people to carry concealed weapons at religious institutions, but it bars being armed on school properties.
But there won’t be a dentist on site.
Better be quick about it, too.
Put your finest Hawaiian shirt on and head to The Honu.
Final round of renovations to take place this year.
The rooftop bar and hotel rooms, however, aren’t quite ready to make their debut.
The cast will appear at a free spotlight panel, and photo ops and autographs will be available for an additional fee.
It would be a good match.
Clearwater’s newest caffeine provider.
St. Pete is a somewhat familiar spot for Tycho, the group was last here in 2017, opening for Phantogram.
On view from Feb. 20-May 24.
The project name “Penguin” has some suspecting this project might be a drop coaster similar to Bolliger & Mabillard’s SheiKra, found at SeaWorld Orlando’s sister park Busch Gardens Tampa.
Although the St. Pete location’s fate has yet to be determined.
But what’s the wine list hitting like?
Plus, get ready for more sushi pizza.
Most of the changes would increase penalties by 50 percent.
As of Monday, the CDC website said five cases of the illness had been found in the United States.
Kehlani and Jayden Smith open the show.
It’s even bigger and bouncier this time.
Don’t go the the downtown spot with ’em though.
Talk about a feel good donation.
Toni Tipton-Martin is the headline speaker on February 15 at the Dr. Carter G. Woodson African American Museum.
Unlike Florida’s current “brazenly anti-immigrant” GOP chair, Cardenas has been a regular critic of Donald Trump.
The concept is donating $5 for every slice of the Rob’s Double Decker Chocolate Cake sold.
The incident occurred at around 6:30 p.m. outside the 345 Bayshore Condominiums.
Tickets go on sale this Friday.
All the ‘Girls, Gays and Grannies’ were there.
Tickets on sale now.
With a boatload of food vendors.
The longest was over 12 feet.
Major key, right here
Also, we thought the R-word wasn’t funny anymore?
Concert report from Radio Reverb 88.5-FM.
Stay in the wet zone, ya drunks.
The Banyan Cafe on Central Ave. is still up and running.
He’s also meeting up with former Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn.
One step closer to a grand-opening.
Chicken buckets for the family.
Boneless wings to compliment your game day brews.
More Fresh Kitchens are coming to Tampa Bay.
It happens on the first weekend of each month.
Tickets go on sale Jan. 24.
Both over-the-top eats under one roof.
Which means it’s probably opening soon.
Time to wake up your taste buds with some fusion flavors.
The 4-1 ruling offered a clear picture of how much the Supreme Court has changed since last January.
“I think the next big thing on the horizon is Nintendo,” said executives on the call.
The proposal would guarantee financial aid and health coverage.
Get the chicken tender Pub sub to your door.
Manatee County gets its own barefoot tiki bar.
The company has pledged to spend up to $20,000 on Lyft rides this weekend.
How many coffee shops can Tampa Bay handle?
But one of the shows is almost sold-out.
And is there a chance that John Prine shows up again?
Public opens the show.
Applebutter Express headlines.
Don’t puke on him, y’all.
‘Sing In A World That’s Falling Apart’ sees release on January 24.
The fusion group plays a free show on Friday.
Leave the skateboard at home.
The Golden Hour Concert Series is already an in-demand event.
Lovecraft would appreciate this.
Respect the space.
The New Rulers and Control This open the show.
It’s 65 degrees in Hermosa Beach right now, guys.
The bedfellows meet in Cigar City.
After almost 43 years in prison, Williams was set free last year. But his bid for justice continues.
The national gun-rights group challenged part of a sweeping school-safety law that raised the age to purchase rifles and other long guns from 18 to 21.
Spring Arts Preview 2020.
There are two receptions this weekend.
Sheree L. Greer is the keynote speaker.
I’m a fool for Shakespeare. Reading it? Not so much (although I do credit my love for the Bard to the Shakespeare for kids-type book my fifth grade teacher gave me—shoutout, Marie Grein!) but when a theater company does it well? I could watch it all day and night. Which is why I did not…
She’s made space as music-friendly dive bars disappear.
Oh, and Jollibee is still flooded with people from its grand opening.
Plus: Revisiting how to break up without being an asshole.
And say ‘kamusta’ to tita while you’re there.
A good candidate will make the election a referendum on the president while also motivating the party’s base to turn out.
It’s hard to ignore that Water Street Tampa is nestled on one of Tampa’s most affluent neighborhoods.
Try not to end up in the brig.
The fourth Saturday discussion series begins January 25.
Dessert Wars is going down on February 9, baby.
