The Florida Constitution Revision Commission said yay or nay to potentially having each of these on the ballot.
A former liberal folk hero talks to CL about… well, all sorts of stuff.
He plays The Ritz on March 23.
He said Florida has to move forward on the tech with caution — but that humans aren’t perfect drivers, either.
Tickets go on sale to the general public on March 30 at 12 p.m.
He wrote a letter calling on the state to oppose an assault-style weapons ban potentially bound for the state constitution. Will the NRA have a change of heart?
Extended business hours, too.
She opens for Beach Slang and Dashboard Confessional on March 24.
You know, cause neighbors.
Madonna releases ‘Like A Prayer,” and Bonnie Raitt returns in the ‘Nick of Time,’ too.
Its new album, ‘Liquor,’ sees release in the summer.
On Improbable Athenaeum’s upcoming Passion Play, theater for strong women, and raising a strong woman.
The plant-based newcomer specializes in raw, organic fare.
The band plays the April installment of Rock The Park in downtown Tampa.
No Dead Boys at Brass Mug, but some Porno Party and friends have stepped up.
Lee Scratch Perry turns 82 and more.
Then again, it’s hard to live up to the Starman.
The struggle, Nabokov and how you’ll never find the answers.
What’s more surreal: Wonderland, or coming to America?
Uplifting tale of struggle and redemption full of love and grace
Abortion, the law and a play in rep.
The restaurant is what we like to call “Gulfport fancy,” meaning it isn’t at all.
All in St. Petersburg tonight.
Jethro Tull and Depeche Mode release big albums, too.
I think we’re alone now?
This brilliant take on Hollywood’s misrepresentation of the play gets it really, really right.
Dominique Morisseau, Lauren Gunderson, Jen Silverman, the “Fun Home” team — plus Eugene O’Neill & Stephen Adly Giurgis
It’s all barely St. Patty’s Day related, too.
Keith Booker was an elite creator of a distinct Tampa Bay hip-hop sound.
Plus what makes a good Irish pub ahead of St. Patrick’s Day.
A Tampa-heavy update on the region’s food and drink scene.
The pedestrian bridge was supposed to keep FIU students safe; now officials want to know how it happened.
The band plays Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater, Florida on March 18.
It all comes together, I promise.
The Who ‘Face Dances’ and “The Last Time” is the first Stones-penned song to go No. 1.
Ari Chi is an incredibly appropriate venue, too.
Also, if out-“we got spirit, yes we do, we got spirit, how ’bout you” other schools, your U’s city can get the premiere of this film.
Funny man talks about the comedy and politics of his film.
He was term-limited for his South Tampa seat in 2011, and says his work’s not done yet.
Make a plan or leave it to serendipity. Either way, Creative Loafing’s performing arts fest on Mar. 16 is a must.
Dunedin’s never seen anything like Kelly's- Chica-Boom-Room. Oh sure, the restaurant’s been right there at 319 Main Street since 1989, and the bar opened 12 years later. They’ve been downtown favorites for a long time. But there’s a new Kelly’s-Chica-Boom-Room, reimagined, re-configured and re-energized. The building and the menu have undergone major changes, thanks to…
Brooklyn, Boston, Chicago and Minneapolis are all in the money.
Indoor and outdoor happenings with bites and beverages galore.
Crate Bros. Pajama Jammie at The Castle, too.
Marvin Gaye is ‘Live at the London Palladium,’ too.
Hillsborough County is behind the young YouTube series.
Smell ya later, Tallahassee!
They’ll soon be able to bargain for wages and benefits — to the chagrin of university administrators.
It only happens every 20 years — so Floridians have been packing rooms like they did in St. Pete Tuesday.
Plus one unofficial party, too.
One of the more prevalent themes of the Tampa Bay music scene — especially the artsy cultural district of downtown St. Petersburg — has been its distinction as a quasi hub for reggae sounds both old and new. Hotspots like Jannus Live and the various ale and brew houses that populate the downtown cross streets…
Where to eat, drink and go green — in more ways than one — around Tampa Bay.
Who outplayed — and out-beered — the competition earlier this week?
The latest in local food and drink news, from Pinellas to Pasco.
