They’ll also be raffling off an Apple Watch Series 4.
Get your first taste of the soon-to-be Southern cuisine joint.
Wash it down with all-you-can-drink beer for $12.
Swing by either the St. Pete or Tampa location to enter the in-store giveaway.
Maybe just don’t go swimming this weekend.
Set sail without the boat at Ruth Eckerd Hall.
He was the first classical musician to play NPR’s Tiny Desk.
Ragga plays on Sunday.
Tampa’s hippest neighborhood gets two free shows.
Rest in peace, Dix.
Antelope brings the Phish on Saturday.
From the U.K. to F-L-A.
Crate Brothers play selectors.
BYO ‘Now That’s What I Call Music!’ CD.
The band plays the suburbs on Saturday.
Both shows happen on Saturday.
The fish is the same size as that kid.
Beginning Thursday, July 4, the cafe will close for an undisclosed period.
Abby Anderson opens for the Matchbox 20 frontman this Friday.
$1 from every “Uncle Buck” cocktail sold will benefit the shelter.
Join in the vigil to protest the inhumane conditions faced by refugees.
He initially planned to stay in it.
The Ritz is always on, and Hooch and Hive has a great show, too.
Then stick around to eat the invasive species.
Better go quick, the show only runs until July 14.
This is how you become the next Chubbs Peterson.
Lineups along the Riverwalk could play for thousands of new fans.
Oh, and there’s a bake sale and canned food drive.
They’re coming here from Orlando, Miami and New York.
Multiple small prizes could be awarded for songs submitted by the audience that stump the singers.
More than a month after the trade mission ended, the full cost of the trip, proposed by Gov. Ron DeSantis, is not clear.
One of Gov. Ron DeSantis’ top attorneys refused to answer questions in a congressional interview about the “key role” he played in adding the citizenship question.
Those chosen will receive the chance to win cash prizes and more.
The event will host more than 80 walking and breathing animatronic dinosaurs.
There will be a mystery giveaway for to the first 500 fans.
A 20% tip would’ve been sufficient.
Find a flamingo, get a free cocktail.
The free get-together happens at Waters Avenue Church.
The Wallflowers are playing Hard Rock Cafe on the same day.
Horrible drivers and horrible roads are to blame.
Sacred Reich, Toxic Holocaust and Against The Grain open the show.
… and a costume contest with a $100 prize!
Will moo for free food.
The Southern Poverty Law Center filed a fourth lawsuit on Monday.
Active military, veterans and first responders can stop in for one free classic sando.
You’ll likely hit something or someone within a two-mile radius.
It’s a Notre Dame benefit show.
Pre-Fourth debauchery.
Ari Aster’s masterful follow-up to ‘Hereditary’ is a trip worth taking.
Owners of Il Ritorno will create the menu of chef-inspired salads and house-made dressings.
Shelter dogs may hate fireworks, but they love getting adopted.
Take the bus to boom-town.
Local governments will now be required to “use their best efforts to support the enforcement of federal immigration law.”
New brews are on your horizon.
It got hot and heavy at Al Lang Stadium.
Finally, you’ll be able to work for the Hulkster.
In February, Gaetz accused Cohen, who is married, of having “girlfriends.”
The future is here, and if you’re a truck driver it’s coming for your job.
In Tampa, the 14-story hotel tower is the cornerstone of a $700 million expansion.
“We want to make sure that we get the word out so this doesn’t happen to anybody else.”
He’s been previously endorsed by Rick Kriseman and others.
The 41-year-old didgeridoo whiz is at Jannus Live.
Just a quick scooter ride from Sparkman Wharf.
After 14 years of service, Peggy O’s closes up shop.
Temperatures reached 98 degrees Tuesday in the Tampa Bay area, tying a record set in 1950.
The date is one of three Florida shows.
“There is no serious dispute that adding a citizenship question would diminish the accuracy of the enumeration of the population.”
Submit your sketches to be considered for the upcoming mural festival.
If you love First Aid Kid, then you’ll like this SoFla outfit.
The all-vegan pop-up will have brunch, live music, and a clippings exchange.
Tedeschi Trucks Band, Wolf-Face and more are in action, too.
The city withdrew a request for funding to study a “potable reuse” plan.
Call the babysitter, now it’s your turn to explore without bringing the stroller.
Members of the Monkees, Chicago and Badfinger will be in the band, too.
It’s stretchy pants season.
You Blew It’s Tanner Jones is opening the show.
The 38-year-old hits the stage on July 18.
After 19 years in business, the AMC Classic Centro Ybor 10 is calling it curtains.
DeSantis said he’s long supported alternative-treatment concepts.
The vegan kitchen wants to celebrate the U.S.A. this way.
Karl Denson is opening the show.
The flights will happen on Thursdays and Sundays.
See ‘Between Me and My Mind’ on July 17.
Three minutes and 51 seconds.
Turntablists, producers, EDM bros, unite.
Vacancy kicks off its tour on Saturday, too.
The Nashville Session guy was a pal of the late Gram Parsons.
Roddy Ricch is in town, too.
The band plays Jannus Live on Saturday.
The lawsuit was based on a 2016 constitutional amendment that broadly legalized medical marijuana.
In 2008, there were 16 confirmed cases of the infection, resulting in six fatalities.
Florida is now one of only 22 jurisdictions nationwide that have legally authorized syringe exchange programs.
Gonna be a lot of boot stompin’.
But are they also picking up my large sons from soccer practice?
Thank you so much, Stu.
Dishes like fresh salads and bar bite classics are coming soon.
FWC is warning the public after a young black bear was spotted heading west Tuesday evening in Brandon.
A new single is more Maroon 5 than Merle Haggard.
The 51-year-old songwriter exists in the underground and mainstream.
Coppertail’s 3rd Annual Beer Amnesty Week starts July 1.
‘Skyway: A Contemporary Collaboration’ is back for the first time since 2017.
In this week’s Poet’s Notebook, Peter Meinke compares the president’s falsehoods to dystopian fiction.
It makes the sunsets pretty though.
Informed Dissent: America’s original sin didn’t end with abolition.
It’s like Hep A, but in your pool.
Sedate the dogs before you head out.
