During a committee meeting Thursday, activists will make their case for a citywide plastic shopping bag ban, which Coral Gables passed despite a state law barring cities from banning plastic bags.
Some of Tampa’s most influential figures actually believe the millennials are our future.
In conjunction with Deafinitely Dope hip-hop sign language interpretation team.
Don’t miss the Leepa Rattner Museum’s 15th anniversary summer show.
The Ybor City cafe and bar’s courtyard is set to receive a face-lift.
15 songs in an hour — you deserve this.
Culture Club leader turns 56, Iron Butterfly releases ‘In A Gadda Da Vida,’ and Paul McCartney records ‘Yesterday’
A reunion/farewell show is set for June 16 in Ybor City.
No word yet on the shooter’s identity or motive, but bipartisan solidarity abounds for those targeted.
Despite extensive opposition, Hillsborough’s Metropolitan Planning Organization board approved the toll road-centric project.
This is what we call a “win-win.” Oh, DJ PayPal is in town, too.
Also, God causes girl to be lost then found, for some reason.
I had high hopes. I was wrong. Here’s why.
Have the “Jumper” single on cassette? Then this show was for you.
She makes music and art that embraces life’s duality and her own dueling personas.
On the one-year anniversary of the devastating attack on an LGBTQ nightclub in Orlando, Equality Florida director Nadine Smith headlined an event in Gulfport that highlighted recent progress society has made toward equality — and how there's much more work to be done. Monday night’s event took place at Gulfport Public Library just as a…
After seven films, they know what we like. We like the cars, the cars that go boom!
Getting to the roots of black print imagery to get to liberation.
We could get used to this.
The wife-and-husband duo are bringing their Tampanian eats to a new brick-and-mortar location.
Yardbirds come stateside and the Cars go Candy-O, too.
A moderately interesting play with one fascinating idea.
We’ll be at the watchtower.
Some Florida news stories that slithered in late.
He died on June 10 at the age of 62.
He died on Saturday after a year-long battle with pancreatic cancer.
The neighborhood hasn’t lost a bagel place, after all.
Dolce Speakeasy & Supperclub offers throwback cocktails, late-night food and live entertainment.
“Tampa stands united” with Orlando on anniversary of Pulse shooting, says Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn.
We left Doctor Doctor off the list
One year ago today, a man whose disenfranchised religious-political ramblings were obviously a thin cover for some deep-seated personal hatred walked into a place of unity and acceptance, and tried to destroy a community. He failed. They always do. Remember that, and they always will. FRIDAY, JUNE 9: A Hudson fire station was forced to…
An amateur athlete takes her training from the flat roads of Florida to the Colorado ski slopes.
A little skinny tonight, but that’s alright
Sometimes house DIY can break you. Other times, you break your house. In this episode, Ricko Donovan gets a little of both.
Goodnight Neverland plays Local 662 on June 11
Third Eye Blind is at Coachman, too
The St. Pete Beach food spot is modern-meets-laid-back, plus other food and drink news.
How a dwindling congregation on St. Pete’s 38th Avenue N. became a burgeoning hub for progressive activity in the age of Trump.
All that, plus a seafood truck, cocktails and yoga on the beach.
Pizza cones, I Heart Cats and… shit, what else do you need, really?
Yesterday’s news, snarked.
Nappy Roots at Ferg’s, too
New LP will be released on July 28 via Loma Vista
A mysterious stranger brings desire and suspicion.
The St. Pete Republican thinks free market principles should apply to medicinal jazz cigarettes, too.
He started writing an article about stupid “hacks.” You’ll never believe what happened next…
Local restaurants and bars are filling Dad’s stomach from breakfast till dinner.
Today in rock history, on this date in 1963. "Da Doo Ron Ron" by The Crystals peaked at no.3 on U.S. singles charts. The single marked the debut of producer Phil Spector's famed "Wall Of Sound" production style and began a long string of hits Spector and all the various groups he'd work with would…
The Helicon marketing director was the last local home cook to compete for a coveted apron.
Hey, not everybody acts like you act.
Lotta ins, lotta outs.
Chance plays Tampa on June 14, and Coval’s book is out now
Who wants to watch some of the world’s hottest acts with hippies and bros from coast to coast?
A poem marks a year since the massacre in Orlando.
It opens June 9 in St. Petersburg, listen to the album now
A change of bandages doesn’t equal big scares, but The Mummy still manages to entertain
The 33-year-old Republican wants to represent Tampa’s ambitious Millennials.
Opened a little over a year ago, the indoor-outdoor eatery has a new menu and executive chef.
theOGM and Eaddy play Local 662 on Saturday
Break out the grill for this bourbon cocktail with spicy, sweet appeal.
She plays Capitol Theatre on June 10
It’s out now, and the release party is on June 9
Cheezy’s Bistro & Speakeasy is a cross between a grown-up Chuck E. Cheese’s and a House of Blues.
Here are some tricks to ordering from the Chi-Town transplant, off-the-menu style.
