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Bagels and lox, a kosher wine room and more are planned for the Tampa Bay Jewish Food Festival.
Contrary to what many expected, President Trump said that he would continue to enforce a 2014 executive order barring discrimination against LGBT people working for federal contractors.
In a world where worker-friendly policies seem near extinction… …Where a president thinks women having babies is an inconvenience… …One man is stepping up to offer city workers who become parents up to eight weeks' paid parental leave. So if you work for the city of Tampa and for some reason still think it's a…
“I want more – for myself, for those I care about, for anyone getting up and taking a risk to better themselves.”
Tickets go on sale February 11.
DeNiro as stand-up comic drops the mic and insults us all.
…and One Trip Little at New World.
Here's something to divert your attention from the, well, you know. And if you need further diversion (and like both clicking around the web and noisy, gas-smell-belching things), St. Pete Grand Prix tickets go on sale today. How many days has it been since a Bay area kid was arrested for threatening violence in or…
The roving cafe with super-cute treats rolls into International Plaza (again) next week.
Pile that on top of the millions that individual donors have given over the last week.
Strong voice, strange mix on her microphone.
Pigeon is the new drone.
This is the Apocalypso. Farewell show with Help Police happens on Feb. 4 in Ybor City.
A letter from the Florida Holocaust Museum.
Yoga studios, Kava house, book & record stores, and even pizza parlors will be visited.
This year, participants will do the wine walkabout to at least 30 Tarpon Springs merchants.
All part of the organization’s “Expanding the Experience” fundraising campaign.
"Wow, that was one of the most boring Mondays ever," said no one who can read. It was another day of protests, as students and citizens alike gathered at USF and University of Tampa to voice their opposition to President Trump's recent executive order enacting travel restrictions for citizens of countries that have a lot…
Another boozy highlight of the inaugural celebration that can also be enjoyed at home.
He’s going toe to toe with Bowie’s art director for “Best recording package.”
On January 17th, CL spoke with Parquet Courts’ Andrew Savage about his paintings, the Grammys, and being his truest self. The next day, Parquet Courts released the music video for “Outside,” a song Savage penned for the band’s latest record, Human Performance. Read our full Q&A below, and check out his Grammy nominated package here.…
“Being able to exist in a generally stable environment is a remarkable privilege.”
The Sunshine City's predominantly African-American south side faces some tough challenges, including poverty, unemployment and five failing schools, Even as other parts of the city experienced a booms has struggled to make gains—and city officials have had a hard time figuring out how to make things better. During the second annual Urban Affairs update at…
In her three years as an elected official, St. Pete City Council Chair Darden Rice has had her share of challenges: getting the city to finally commit to curbside recycling, pursuing worker protections like a wage-theft ordinance despite opposition at the state level and fighting the impacts of climate change despite ever-present skeptics. On Monday,…
The hundreds that had gathered Sunday afternoon at Ybor City's Centennial Park had done so on short notice. They sought to show their disapproval of President Donald Trump's orders blocking travel from certain countries that happen to be predominantly Muslim (though not all majority-Muslim countries, or even ones from which terrorists have hailed in recent…
Balls to the Wall, baby.
Grammy winning Latin rock outfit hits Ybor.
Good morning! Today's the final day for you to have a say in exactly what you're gonna see thrown up on the Tilt-A-Whirl. Vote for your favorite new over-the-top Florida State Fair food now, or forever hold your gorge, er, peace. After that, refuse to hold your peace regarding what you think America means and…
Heart-shaped desserts and Wine & Chocolate Festival tickets, plus more V-Day ideas.
Cold, damp weather didn’t keep the crowds away from a Tampa tradition.
Put that jacket on and get out in the world.
An LP and EP at Local 662 and The Bends, respectively.
Going sober in the new year is easier en masse.
La Santa Cecilia For La Santa Cecilia, a love of bossa nova, cumbia, boleros and straight up rock & roll got them off the street (Los Angeles' Olvera Street to be exact) and onto a Tiny Desk (NPR's) and an award podium (the Grammys, no big deal). The group, fronted by charismatic singer La Marisoul,…
The Casualties, too.
Hey, look, St. Pete, another election is happening.
The Prohibition Era came about at a time when some considered drunkenness a disease. The mandated sobriety that resulted spawned outfits like speakeasies and moonshiners seeking to meet the demands of thirsty Americans, criminal activity that led to onerous rules on liquor producers. Even though Prohibition was repealed in 1933, distillers still have to adhere…
Want to avoid the impending pirate invasion? Start with these five weekend picks.
They crowned Big Top Brewing as the winner of Tuesday night’s beer-pairing battle.
Good morning! Here is your pre-weekend reminder that our new president, Donald Trump, lies. He lies, habitually and glaringly. To the people who support him, to the people who hate him, to the people who work for him. This isn't fake news; this is a fact so well-documented it verges on the wearisome. It's just…
19 shows to pick from, people.
I mean, really, who installs bathroom tile with cement?
Debuting next month, the fast-casual spot will offer nutrient-dense bowls, wraps, juices and shakes.
For LaShonda Mitchell, a single mother of six, the $17 bottle of Infamil she has to buy for her baby every three days is a lot of money. So, too, is the $18 bottle of eczema lotion, also for her youngest, which she has to buy every two weeks. So to her, it doesn't make…
Every once in a while, we gotta toot our own horn. With our first-ever Cocktail Issue out on stands, it's time to celebrate, and yeah, we've got a party planned — tonight's HighBall, in which more than 15 of the Bay area's best bartenders will ply you with their own custom concoctions at St. Pete's…
They’re also going to Belgium in May.
James Swanberg x Rod Olfo FTW.
The express-lane opposition gets some political support.
Kickoff concerts happens on February 17-18.
“You grew up in a rich family and went to private school. What do you have to complain about?”
There’s some Funken Treasure in here.
Not even The Greatest Show on Earth can compete with arguing politics on Facebook. The Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus began its final run of shows ever in the Tampa Bay area. This melancholy story will not make animal rights activists feel guilty. It won't make them feel anything, because it's not a video…
“Welcome to your new addiction,” read a sign posted to the new taco shop on Wednesday.
It seemed like the literal inverse of what we’d witnessed eight years prior. For this reporter, who was living on Maui at the time, it seemed crucial to be one of the many who woke up before dawn to pack into a bar that had opened early to screen President Obama’s inauguration. The crowd cheered…
Some places are going beyond the classic espresso martini behind the bar.
Got smoke? Local restaurants and bars do.
The centuries-old ingredient that is amaro is seeing a revival.
An updated guide to Tampa Bay craft distilleries.
What the heck is falernum?
Whisky crafted in Japan is catching a real buzz in the U.S.
When I say “winetail” do you think of wine-based margaritas that taste like sugar and lemon candy?
Talking to the people who do the drinks — and so much more.
