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Celebrate its release with a free concert at Green Bench Brewing Co.
Listen to his new album now.
It’s a decade of life in Tampa Bay, captured in images.
The seventh installment of the festival goes down Saturday night.
New building permits show something might be in the works at the Tampa Bay theme park.
Vintage John Candy, a classic Florida flick (filmed in Madeira Beach, Redington Beach and Tierra Verde) and local beer. Ah, Florida.
Should prisoners be allowed to read?
Big Papa John Schnatter is still no bueno.
The St. Pete favorite made the details public on Tuesday.
To start, their partnership has targeted Bradenton and Winter Garden.
Make some pour decisions.
The band plays Tampa’s Amalie Arena on August 18.
The session cocktail is a thing, right?
The survey — which takes about 10 minutes — asks about everything from mass transit to sea level rise.
Today’s take on yesterday’s news.
Five months till Christmas. We’ll drink to that!
He’ll be joined by Wilco’s John Stirratt on November 11.
The producer plays The Social on August 14.
This year, the event is inspired by mosaics at the Museum of Fine Arts.
Attendees to this cocktail-attire reception will witness Beukes’ four-year journey firsthand.
Tera Melos opens on November 27.
This cabaret show has a month-long run.
Indulge your inner teenage theater geek.
The “it’s too hot and life’s too fast” antidote.
The coffee and tea bar’s first Matcha Art Throwdown is planned for Thursday.
CL on the road, and on the river, too.
Just in time for the summer concert season.
Today in rock history.
Monday debriefed, and not in the sexy way.
What the hell do those two things have in common? Come find out.
Strong women in rock history — and one dude who knows his way around a trap set.
No, it’s not $30 — it’s 30 minutes.
See the ‘Unseen’ at this architectural look at the history of the ‘Burg.
Locations have been confirmed for South Tampa and Valrico.
Seven questions with this 2017 Best of the Bay-winning artist.
‘This Is Not a Selfie: Photographic Self-Portraits from the Audrey and Sydney Irmas Collection’ opens in August.
Yup, another cafe is headed across the Sunshine Skyway.
You’re gonna want to dine at the downtown Tampa location next week.
On Tuesday, the meet-and-greet fundraiser supports a nonprofit conservation org.
Dance Gavin Dance and The Plot in You open the show.
A trio of newly packaged tallboys have hit the taproom — and distribution.
Sh*t Happened looks back in, not anger really, but maybe malaise.
Seriously, if your buddy knows who played shortstop for the Yankees in 1978, he’s useless here.
It’s a closer, more intense look at some of the objects in TMA’s permanent collection.
And you thought disco was dead.
Take a gander at ‘Summer Redux’, with art from Alexandra Bauman, Judy Cole and Jodi Loson.
An eye-opening and stomach-turning case for less meat and more humanity.
Infinite Third is at Mermaid Tavern, too.
Dialogue and paint slung in a thought-provoking two-character bio-drama about artistic genius and ambition.
The best part? You can take the trolley to each of these exhibits.
His voice is unrivaled and so is his connection to the crowd.
The collective celebrates — and raises funds for Tampa trumpeter Kenny Pullin — tonight.
The official Second Saturday Art Walk festivities start at 5 p.m., but here are some St. Petersburg art gems you’ll want to take in before the fun starts.
Florida goes ‘Old School’ with its favorite Will Ferrell flick.
Book reviewer Nano Riley loved the book — here’s what she had to say.
Whitney Houston tribute, Chief Keef and the Rock and Roll Hi-Fives in the mix, too.
Seven questions with this popular Tampa Bay mystery writer.
It’s a treasure hunt but you don’t get to keep the scallops — and that’s OK.
Is the Chihuly… is it being marked down? Nah, it’s just a perk of being in the ‘Burg in the summertime.
A sandwich champ and a pitmaster who bested Bobby Flay are at the helm.
Soak up the sun — and help reduce your carbon footprint.
A new date has not been set.
“Big Boo” is gonna sing some jazz for you.
Almost a dozen Florida acts will take the stage.
The songwriter plays a no cover show at The Bends alongside Ortrotasce and Fjshwjfe.
Dylan’s first film soundtrack was released on this day in rock history, too.
Time to take another hike.
The Professional Association of Visual Artists brings local art to the Coliseum.
Blestian, The Odyssey Quartet and Rod Hamdallah also have us feelin’ lucky.
They’re up for grabs through Sept. 19.
Want to go for free? Keep reading; we’ve got the free ticket code.
Tickets on sale now.
A moody, mysterious, mesmerizing study of growing up and growing away.
Another month, another Dwayne Johnson movie — only this time he’s stuck trying to polish a towering turd into an enjoyable action movie.
The Democrat’s local headquarters will be in St. Petersburg’s Deuces district.
At The Drive-Thru and Debt Neglector open the no cover show.
The ultimate Friday the 13th dance party.
Listen to her new album, ‘A Comprehensive Guide To Burning Out’ before her show on July 21.
The singer with a multi-octave range was one of the first celebrities to publicly announce a cancer diagnosis.
This is kind of Sh*t Happened’s bread and butter.
More are on their way, too.
‘Operation Finale’ closes July 15, so catch it before it’s gone.
Press play on the Orlando band’s comeback album, ‘Unbuilding’ before the show at Crowbar.
When it comes to the world’s best beers, the annual competition has spoken.
