A year in, Meacham Urban Farm has gained several volunteers and a steady clientele.
It’ll probably be the last time the band plays Orpehum’s Ybor City location.
Basically, it’s a state fair version of WMNF’s annual Uke It Out.
As always, the show is totally fuh-ree.
Incantation, Sanguisugabogg and I Am open the show.
She celebrates 60 years since the release of her first studio album with her longtime family band, The Pips.
Avalon Events Center is the latest landing spot.
The band’s Friday show with La Lucha is this weekend’s best jazz gig.
Genocide Pact and Reviled among openers on Friday in Tampa.
‘Robbed’ rapper Gat$ opens the show.
Carly Burruss and Andrew Leahy & The Homestead open.
Taylor Raynor and Hope Darling play, too.
The show is a benefit for a friend’s medical bills.
“As a survivor of sexual assault, I’m deeply, deeply concerned …”
If you love local murals, then you probably want to pitch in.
The lawsuit came after the state had 1,100 manatee deaths in 2021, with many of the sea cows dying of starvation.
“Ron DeSantis’ effort to disenfranchise every minority voter north of Orlando is an act that will not go without a fight.”
The shock rock legend returns to Ruth Eckerd Hall on Feb. 7.
Don’t fret, a new Fermented Reality Biergarten is also in the works.
Will we see a return of the “Fart Mask”?
‘They’re saying that highways are racially discriminatory. I don’t know how a road can be that.’
“This bill is a small sacrifice to show our appreciation,” Leek said.
Environmentalists backed the revised proposal but said the state should do more to address climate change.
“Confidence in the integrity of our elections is essential to maintaining a democratic form of government.”
Informed Dissent.
Loosen your belts and mark your calendars for Feb. 8, because Fazoli’s is back, baby.
The gluten-friendly concept is moving into the container once home to 7th & Grove and BT.
Peltier is an Indigenous activist wrongfully imprisoned and incarcerated in Coleman Correctional Institution about an hour north of Tampa.
“It is evident that DeSantis is trying to restrict minority representation, specifically African American voters,” Lawson said.
The former ‘Creative Loafing’ editor will read it in person in St. Pete on Feb. 8.
“Do we even known they’re Nazis?” Christina Pushaw tweeted.
Cheat code: do some dirty talk.
FDOT destroyed the building, even though their nearby interstate project doesn’t require it, advocates say.
“This is really just the beginning.”
“It is born out of the pandemic, but not,” sponsor Jason Brodeur, R-Sanford, said when asked if the measure applies only to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Drink a beer because, everyone’s favorite huntin’, fishin’ and lovin’ every day country music superstar and hunk Luke Bryan is coming to Tampa this fall. Tickets to see Luke Bryan’s “Raised Up Right Tour” at MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre on Oct. 1 go on sale Friday Feb. 4 at 10 a.m. Ticket prices have yet…
Band of Horses is already set to play Gasparilla Music Festival in February.
The GOAT is retiring according to everyone except him.
Tampa Bay’s art scene in bloom.
We think Feb. 12 would be a good day to check it out.
The show ‘explores the sinister side of the Sunshine State.’
A preview party happens on March 4.
The party celebrating six of The ‘Burg’s best happens on March 4.
Selwyn Birchwood headlines on Feb. 20.
It opens on Feb. 11, and there are online talks, too.
It’s at St. Pete’s newest theater company from Feb. 10-27.
Just outside the new Black Radish on Feb. 5.
Pacific Counter is coming to Tampa, too.
A superb four-piece band helped him play a barrage of hits and well-chosen cover songs, too.
Tampa’s underground mini-skatepark that was visited by locals and pros is no more.
The third location, currently in design stages, is set to open this summer.
Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco county are partnering with local organizations to provide shelter for people most vulnerable to the cold temperatures.
The show runs from Feb. 4-20.
The discount is available to students and educators.
After two years of virtual productions, the local theater company returns to live theater.
It’s on Sunday at Straz Center.
Yes, there’s a Gasparilla element.
It’s at the entrance of St. Pete’s immersive art experience.
The festival runs from Friday, Jan. 28 to Sunday, Jan. 30, with tickets starting at just $7.
The Tallahassee-based appeals court made the decision Jan. 14 but did not explain its reasons until Thursday.
Rep. Anthony Rodriguez, R-Miami, crossed party lines to oppose the bill.
Bring a mask, OK?
Kumquats have grown in Pasco County since the late 1800s.
It happens on the last Thursday of every month.
Young @ Art runs through Feb. 20
Strong shows are set for HCC’s Ybor City and Dale Mabry campuses.
NBC Universal plans to invest about $1 billion on capital expenditures for the theme park.
Tattoo culture has changed dramatically over the last 20 years. Historically those colorful scars represented a badge of honor to display misadventures abroad or loyalty to a cause more personal and permanent than a legal document. But now we see tattoo-adorned arms and legs on every Instagram influencer, Netflix star, and YouTube rapper on the…
There’s a good argument that investment in public art actually translates into positive outcomes for residents.
He’ll play John’s songs at The Cap next Thursday.
Enterprise Earth, Ingested, Signs Of The Swarm, and Great American Ghost open at Crowbar.
The mayor’s administration has not provided information on how many candidates were considered or interviewed.
DC Society Ink opened Monday, Jan. 17
It Will Flood—a supergroup of St. Petersburg music scene veterans—only came together recently, and released its debut EP, Ghostlike & Rambling last winter. The guys hyped it up so much, they even got it pressed on vinyl. It Will Flood’s first show of 2022 is a co-headlining affair with punk-rock quartet Low Season, performing a…
After COVID-related hiccups, the prog-rock heroes are finally playing Tampa Bay.
Chlorine Fields and funkadelic soul-punk outfit Pilot Jonezz are on the bill, too.
Living history comes to Skipper’s.
It kicks off when Ben Crump keynotes a reception called ‘Embracing Our Cultural Kaleidoscope.’
This year’s festival will be at Raymond James Stadium on Memorial Day weekend, May 27-29.
Daniel Caballero and Sergio Rubio open for Open Culture at The Bends.
Show sold-out though.
The iconic venue is moving soon.
House Minority Leader Evan Jenne described what he called an “uphill battle” on the issue.
But Democrats and other critics slammed the legislation as an overreach by Republicans.
The Ybor City bakery makes some of the best bread in America.
The 40 year-old restaurant closed its flagship location in the spring of 2021.
