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The Democrat running for the District 6 seat on the Pinellas County Commission talks about her vision.
Seriously, Christmas? We haven’t even had a proper hurricane scare yet!
Your Tuesday, clanking and shuffling back from the dead.
You know that the band recorded its acoustic EP in Clearwater, right?
Prince’s “Black Album,” ruffles feathers and The (International) Noise Conspiracy has a ‘Sickness.’
Tickets go on sale May 18.
On June 1, the living tea purveyor’s bottled flavors will grow by three.
Red Cross Nursing and the War of 1898: The Tampa Connection looks at Red Cross nurses and their role in the war.
Attend a Andrew Gillum meetup, go to a postcard party or quiz judicial candidates.
A book review of The Radicals by Ryan McIlvan.
One at Tampa Theatre and the other at Amalie Arena.
Nature’s Food Patch wants you to have a cup of joe — on the house.
There’s no shortage of offbeat drinkware or house-made ingredients.
They’re angry over the senator’s handling of education legislation.
Ukulele jam, anyone?
Young Thug will open the show.
According to the Florida Beef Council, at least.
There’s an app for one of these things.
An honest, revealing portrait of motherhood.
The longtime vegan will be interviewed on WMNF’s beloved animal-issues program.
The St. Pete Saturday Morning Market has added the bakery to its online marketplace.
It’s not so much what it does to you in the theater, it’s the way it messes with your head days later.
The weekend, in shot form.
Or we could road trip to Orlando for Sum 41.
Diners can chow down on the limited-time tribute now through National Shrimp Day.
“Monday, Monday” goes No. 1, Aretha in Paris, and The Who’s “Pinball Wizard,” too.
Yup, the World Beer Cup recognized Dunedin Brewery, 7venth Sun and Motorworks Brewing.
How do you tell the difference between real medicine and snake oil?
“Look at us!,” he mused before we had our new photo taken.
Chris Karns returns to Ol’ Dirty Sundays, too.
Emo Night also has a new home.
What a f***ing weirdo.
Agreements, royalties, splits, marketing and more — getting started isn’t as hard as it seems.
Lil Uzi and Scott make “Watch” worth the listen.
The Rally for Our Rights Manasota is encouraging a civil, no-guns gun rally.
‘God is a Scottish Drag Queen’ is like bible study for the depraved.
May 31 is the popular Thai-Mex restaurant’s last day at its longtime home.
James, James & La Lucha at Palladium, Tito Puente Jr. among more than two dozen choices.
Echo & the Bunnymen, Yes and Grand Funk Railroad, too.
Food and drink events for mac and cheese addicts, “Star Wars” fans and everyone else.
Two different reads: Beauty in the Broken Places: A Memoir of Love, Faith and Resilience and Educated: A Memoir.
The film, based-on-a-true-story, details the corruption that sacked a huge humanitarian effort by the United Nation in the waning days of Saddam Hussein.
Sustainable, eco-friendly tips for watching movies outside this May.
Last month, what were CL readers digging into the most?
Tickets for the show go on sale Friday, May 11.
Johnny Mile in the basement, Overheat’s last show, too
James Brown is born and “Addicted to Love” goes No. 1.
The Tampa Bay Times reporter was inaccurate, and I called him out on it.
They’re probably not related; it’s just a funny coincidence.
The local food truck is helping street tacos live on at Armature Works, too.
The educational business teaches certification courses in multiple states and Puerto Rico.
You know you only sip this cocktail once a year. Might as well make it count.
He’ll give a talk at the new natty wine and literary hub on May 8 and perform at Tampa Heights’ Shuffle on May 6.
Tampa International Fringe Festival opens on May 2 and runs through May 12.
A consistent stream of beer is one highlight of the Tampa partnership, among others.
It sees release on April 27 and features Bay area heavyweights like Queen of Ex, Dynasty and Demi Nova.
The holiday is closer than you think.
