Register by July 30 to vote on August 28.
Chicken Guy! promises “all-natural,” “hand-pounded” tenders.
Nemo… that’s a nice name.
It’s a silent art auction, and the proceeds benefit Shirley’s GoFundMe page.
In this week’s Poet’s Notebook: From tragedy, determination.
Chef Ken Tufo’s next cooking class is scheduled for Saturday.
Oh, and a new creation with “confetti.”
Feels like Christmas in July, don’t it?
Even the temperatures are bigger in the Lone Star State.
The two-term Miami Beach mayor and climate change believer will talk with the Hillsborough County Teacher’s Association.
The original title was dirty.
This diverse acting troupe shows that “disability” doesn’t mean “untalented.”
Sh*t Happened: Cleansing your palate of yesterday’s news.
Smashing Pumpkins, Metric and Dave Matthews Band are also in town.
She was supposed to play Al Lang Field on July 29.
Nearly a dozen bands play in honor of The Rolling Stones frontman’s 75th birthday.
Now in its fourth year, this festival of the (wall) arts returns in October.
Register to vote or switch party affiliation and then remind 10 friends to do the same.
In November, these beachfront beverages and bites return.
One chapter for the next-gen American diner is coming to a close.
Pantera, Jefferson Airplane and T. Rex all celebrated today in rock history.
I mean, it’s hosted on a monthly basis for a reason.
In the spirit of experimentation and all.
Sh*t Happened: your convenient yet opinionated time machine.
Horsewhip, Bloodlet and Yashira open the show.
The artist stops by for wine and cheese on Aug. 10.
Liberty & meatballs?
Not for ‘Hamilton,’ though. Or ‘Dear Evan Hansen.’ Not quite yet…
Yeah, we said it.
Feel good about oysters on a taco? What about pickles and ketchup?
The newcomer has targeted a launch in late August.
Tickets for the October 26 show go on sale Friday, July 27.
In charge of the day-to-day running of the organization is Interim President Sherry Powell.
Communities United for Reparations and Economic Development will hold a press conference at City Hall tomorrow.
The upcoming celebration benefits a pair of local nonprofits.
The cover story chronicles a 100-plus pound weight loss journey that has also landed Saintfort on ‘Good Morning America.’
So much cooler than the Yankees, doncha think?
The embattled singer was just 27 years old when she died in 2011.
Cross the road and get to Replay Guitar Exchange.
They’re serious about the 11 p.m. cutoff in Sterling Heights.
Pom Pom’s will donate a portion of the proceeds to Friends of Strays.
Blake Daniels is here to soften it up though.
A Seminole Heights brewery party is gonna rock the block, too.
‘Classics’ sneaker exhibit celebrates NYC graffiti.
The inaugural U-pick for Central Florida Hops is planned for Saturday.
On Monday, Thai street food from LA chef Dream Kasestatad hits the tasting room.
We hope you’ve cleared your schedule.
See where the little buggers are getting dosed.
Only members could enter, but everyone can see these amazing photographs at FMoPA.
Let’s go to yoga, bra.
It’s been a weird year for DMB, but the band is digging up rarities for its MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre show.
Just don’t expect to hear anything D’Arcy Wretzky sang on.
We’d settle for a John Tardy solo set though.
A North Carolina outfit plays alongside a longtime local fave.
Rascal Flatts, Kim Walker-Smith also included.
It was the tour kickoff of The Boss’ career-changing ‘Born to Run’ tour.
Black Sarcophagus. BLACK SARCOPHAGUS. #blacksarcophagus
Think of it as one for the sheeple.
A Q&A with the creator of Wigs & Wit, a competition featuring stand-up comedians and drag queens.
His wildlife and western art, on exhibit at the Safety Harbor Public Library, is wonderful.
Tickets to this boozy workshop, which is a few hours away, are available.
Go ahead and wine down for nature.
We’d kinda be more into this if the mozz sticks were involved.
It’s time to put the popular vigilante Robert McCall out to pasture, right after Hollywood gives anyone who buys a ticket to this listless, unnecessary sequel a refund.
The Pennsylvania-based chain started piloting the on-demand service last fall.
He’s gonna need a bigger shark.
Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band, The J. Geils Band, Eddie Money and up-and-coming rockers Def Leppard all played.
In addition to local beer, there’s a straightforward bill of pub grub.
Your Wednesday rundown, Sh*t Happened style.
We say bye for now to one of the area’s brightest talents.
CL’s Music Issue 2018 takes a look at the Hello Joyce, Blonde Tongues and Hi-Beam songwriter.
The 24-year-old shares some of his journey in Creative Loafing Tampa’s Music Issue 2018.
She’s been practicing non-stop since her band went on hiatus.
The 20-year-old jazzer is the smoothest player in Creative Loafing Tampa’s Music Issue.
There’s no way we could fit all of his experiments in the pages of our 2018 Music Issue.
You can’t put Tampa keyboardist Julian Carrington in a box.
St. Petersburg garage-rock duo Jensen Serf Company has been making a lo-fi raucous for what feels like forever.
The 22-year-old emcee gruffs up Creative Loafing Tampa’s Music Issue 2018.
She’s the only musician profiled in our Music Issue to have played with Ringo Starr.
Freedom, but not anarchy, finds a home in the pages of CL’s Music Issue 2018.
The in-demand session player talks Jobsite and college.
The new wave group may be the hardest-touring band in CL’s Music Issue this year.
The multifaceted momma’s boy teases a new album in our Music Issue.
The entertainer and former Army man is part of CL’s Music Issue 2018.
She was in CL’s Music Issue two years ago and will be in them for years to come.
No sync button needed for one of Creative Loafing Tampa’s Music Issue 2018’s youngest musicians.
CL’s Music Issue 2018 heads east to follow to this 20-year-old songwriter.
Creative Loafing Tampa’s Music Issue 2018 reeks of ‘70s funk and ‘80s pop thanks to these two.
She explains why pinching pennies is on the band agenda in our Music Issue.
CL’s Music Issue 2018 highlights the Piss Ghost and JOYEATER member.
CL travels south to meet the accomplished guitarist for Prison.
There’s always room for degenerate rock in Creative Loafing Tampa’s Music Issue 2018.
No mushrooms required when you meet the producer in CL’s Music Issue.
The 26-year-old is part of Creative Loafing Tampa’s Music Issue 2018.
Artist and designer David Cabassa joins our Music Issue as its lone poster designer.
Creative Loafing Tampa’s Music Issue 2018 checks in with a 20-year-old scene vet.
His five-song demo tape is one of the highlights of Creative Loafing Tampa’s Music Issue 2018.
A savage comedy of family and faith that’s both particular and universal.
It’s a rare non-Miami show in Florida for the Canadian DJ.
Mike Mass, Shevonne Philidor, Ella Jet and more are all in action just down the street.
The founder expects to showcase 20 vendors during next week’s opening party.
Nouvelle French fare, anyone?
