Pinellas County to give away generators, chainsaws and more at hurricane expo
At this Palm Harbor Parks & Recreation this weekend, several Pinellas County departments will have info on how to prepare for and respond to hurricanes.
Tampa Bay has two viral ‘Heated Rivalry’ dance parties this month
The Bolts may not have the Stanley Cup this year, but Tampa Bay has two chances to go to the cabin this month. Six months after “Heated Rivalry” premiered on HBO, the gay guy hockey mania is still far from cooling down. Raves and dance nights themed after the show have been popping up around…
DeSantis and the people suing him, can agree on one thing: His new map violates Florida’s Constitution
Gov. Ron DeSantis and the groups suing him over Florida’s new congressional map can agree on one thing: The DeSantis-drawn districts violate parts of the state Constitution — but they sharply disagree about what that means. DeSantis says those portions of the Constitution are invalid. His challengers say otherwise. “We believe the [Fair Districts provision] does not…
78-year-old Democrat Lois Frankel says she’ll run in Florida’s Congressional District 23 this year
U.S. Democratic Rep. Lois Frankel, who represents a large part of Palm Beach County in Florida’s 22nd Congressional District, says she will run this year in District 23, where much of her district was moved on passage of Florida’s new congressional map. That map, drawn by Gov. Ron DeSantis office and presented to lawmakers with…
Sunflower season is back at Tampa Bay’s Sweetfield Farms
There are lots of ways to celebrate Mom this weekend, like grabbing fresh veggies and a bottle of wine for dinner after strolling through the sunflower maze and doing crafts.
Tampa Bay Abortion Fund hosts book talk in Tampa next week
The Tampa Bay Abortion Fund is helping abortion-seekers with out-of-state healthcare, running period pantries and educating the public about why abortions matter. Its event at the Black English Bookstore brings “Liberating Abortion” co-author and activist Renee Bracey Sherman.
USF professor tells queer migration stories in new Tampa play
For nearly three decades, Mujeres en Ritual focused on telling migration crisis stories through a queer, feminist lens. As part of Arreola’s project, Queering the Border, the troupe performed at migrant shelters and camps at the U.S.-Mexico and Mexico-Guatemala border.
