Y’all love the Keys as much as we do, and we love you for it.
His political videos started going viral at a certain utterance of “braggadocious.”
The Democratic candidate for governor saw a bit of hypocrisy in Scott’s proclamation marking the 50th anniversary of the civil rights leader’s assassination.
Last month, CL readers dug into these the most.
South Florida’s Tabañero is available at condiment carts around Tropicana Field.
UPDATE: We have the schedule.
See this local comedian live at Motorworks on Apr. 14, alongside Michael Murillo and Johnny B.
The occasion? A new addition to Sarasota’s Whiskey Obsession Festival.
From fighting for local control over gun laws to clear backpacks, the conversation remains as April 20th approaches.
Writers, coffee and cigarettes — cliché or necessity?
She opens for Japanese Breakfast at Crowbar on April 7.
And seriously, what’s up with Volusia County?
The Fab Five rules the charts and The Rolling Stones release ‘Shine A Light’ doc, too.
That damn 8 Ball Aitken is playing another show, too.
Radiate is already active at Ultra, Okeechobee and EDC Orlando.
Here’s why they’re bringing their message about the resistance to Florida — and why Marco Rubio may want to buy a ticket.
Regionites can start placing orders as early as, well, now.
The fast-casual Mexican franchise has upped the convenience with online ordering.
BSS meets Open House Conspiracy.
“Casablanca” kicks off the restaurant’s recurring cinema showcase on April 19.
The intricate work of George Sosnak is now on display at the Tampa Museum of Art.
Head on up to floors four, five and terrace for all sorts of arts experiences, but then check out the open house below (including Ichicoro Ane).
The Melody Artisans of Crooked Thumb and “waiting” on you, too.
Elvis and Richard Thompson have big days, too.
WTF is up with these otters?
How St. Pete’s little lit fest that could grew into a weeks-long citywide event.
If you can’t find a lit event you love in April, you’re not trying!
Will he grace the Tampa Bay media market with an announcement of some sort? Stay tuned.
In the Time of the Butterflies opens at Stageworks on Apr. 12. Get inside the head of the actress playing Minerva Mirabal.
And their Tampa-based parent company has more debuts planned where that came from.
No tickets required.
Phil Dirt & The Dozers at the Palldium, too.
Beatles retrospective and Lenny Kravitz’s sophomore album, too.
[Beatsnchill], Wu-Tang x Biscuits at Shuffle, Udo and more.
Mieux Awards, Chuck Brodsky CD release at Craftsman House, too.
Employee filmed and photographed incidences of animal suffering at the chain pet supply store in Brandon and other cities.
The ‘Burg’s preeminent foodie market brings the Southern flavor next Friday.
Want info on Meet The Chefs 2018? CLICK HERE Interested in participating in or sponsoring this event? Please contact Alexis Chamberlain at alexis.chamberlain@creativeloafing.com or 813.739.4879.
After a four-year wait, the former mastermind behind minimalist rock outfit White Stripes returns with his highly-anticipated third solo album. Transplanted Nashville resident Jack White has never been afraid to let his influences shine and has put his own twist on the blues-rock-country amalgam he’s perfected. Boarding House Reach is not like any other previous…
Tickets for the April 4 screening in Brandon are pretty easy to get. Here’s how.
Here’s the top jelly bean and marshmallow chick events in Tampa Bay this weekend.
Tampa Bay local and co-writer of Little Black Dress dishes on the Upright Citizens Brigade, Fifty Shades of Grey and why she loves Sweet Tomatoes.
Fortunate Youth and Shane Secor, too.
*cue “Fast Car” melody*
Also, idiot steals urn.
It’s (basically) the weekend, right?
Dogs can hunt for eggs — and win prizes — at the Humane Society of Tampa Bay this weekend.
The Gainesville rapper plays The Blue Note in Tampa on April 6.
In the last 21 months, according to Environment Florida, polluters have violated the Clean Air Act nearly 300 times.
Sarasota dancer Erin Weinberger is on national tour with Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella, in town next week.
The MFA is in the process of restoring these Antioch mosaics that were literally stuck in the dirt.
It’s the movie-going equivalent of cracking into an endless time capsule of 1980s pop culture and being overwhelmed with pure, unadulterated joy.
How do you feel about a sushi robot? The downtown St. Pete newbie has one.
UPDATE: We meant Ray Davis, our mistake.
SumitrA Espresso Lounge serves a menu of cafe staples in cozy, happy digs.
The CD features some of the last recorded music by Tampa scene icon Ray Villadonga.
WAHH will release its CD on Sunday, April 1 at Skipper’s and on Saturday March 31 at Hideaway Cafe.
More than a dozen choices including The Problem Addicts, Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes and Valerie Gillespie.
What? You don’t like surprises?
The rate of homelessness among that population is alarming, and they want to put a dent in it.
The go-to spot for wine and beer has plans to relocate in St. Pete.
Proof that sometimes it’s OK to tinker with perfection.
If more women get elected this year, it could make all the difference in Tallahassee and Washington.
A tasting room has been a long time coming for the farm-to-table Weeki Wachee distillery.
This pagan cooked a Seder meal sans gluten, and it was good.
Here’s what St. Pete diners need to know before chowing down.
