The show is on Thursday.
It ain’t the “Holidae In,” but it’ll do.
Tip your cap on Thursday.
Enchant also features 40 local artisan vendors, meet-and-greets with Santa, a kid zone, and more.
Gov. Ron DeSantis is saying “earmarks” would need to be cut by $84.8 million to help pay for his proposed record budget.
The band is supported by FayRoy at Crowbar in Ybor City.
The Kentucky act is at The Bends.
It happens on Thursday.
Sure, it’s a little far-fetched, but it is a possibility.
“I thought it would be more,” medical-marijuana lobbyist Ron Watson.
“Of course, he wants to testify because he did nothing wrong. But do I think it is likely he is going to testify? Probably not.”
Featuring a transforming range of artworks by local and international artists.
The coaster is marketed as “North America’s tallest hybrid coaster and the fastest and steepest hybrid coaster in the world.”
No word on if they’ll keep the mural by Miami-based artist Evoca1.
No camping allowed.
Last year it collected 1,672 pounds of food.
The movie plays on the big screen at Mahaffey.
You may remember them from Baum Avenue Market.
Last summer, she started a Facebook fundraiser that raised more than $2,000.
They’re the first drop from the 4 Rivers “Beyond BBQ” vegan line.
Get ready to Graze.
Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Dec. 6.
The governor’s overall $2.8 billion corrections budget includes the agency’s retention-pay proposal to give officers a $1,500 pay increase.
It transforms into a pop-up Christmas bar a week later.
The place has grown a lot over the last few years.
Yes, there’s an all-you-can-drink special.
What a time to be alive in Tampa Bay’s art scene.
Your kids can get in on the action, too.
Probably the best way to see “Dark Side of The Moon.”
As of now, it appears the “Bro” beer is only available in the Seminole Heights area.
Ice cream, coffee and pastries are coming are days away.
Siwa will donate $1 for each one of her tickets sold to the Dancers Against Cancer (DAC).
The first round of awards will be distributed at the end of the 2020 academic school year.
Shutdown in 1989, the Jackson House was then later added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2006.
DeSantis also is recommending $480.5 million in budget cuts.
Pour up that fruity juice.
No major closings this week.
The key part of the battle centers on whether felons have to pay legal financial obligations.
Concert report from ‘Radio Reverb’ on WMNF 88.5-FM Tampa.
It’s not clear what results were achieved by showing a homeless woman’s arrest and mugshot on TV…
Cigar City was the only Tampa brewery on the list.
Many fans and writers have expressed confusion at the purpose of this tryout, with some calling it a “PR stunt.”
There are two ways you can get in on the good karma.
Complete with a floor-to-ceiling candy wall comprised of over 500 types of candy.
Cheers to mimosas with a side of Million Dollar Bacon.
The group was present at the 2017 White Lives Matter neo-Nazi rallies in Tennessee.
The deadline to apply is December 20.
Let’s just hope Ozzy is feeling OK.
Sorry, Charlie, but these ‘Angels’ deserve better.
“We think this is an improvement on the Best and Brightest program,” DeSantis said.
Pretty convenient for Jeff to have an “opportunity zone” right next to Amalie Arena.
Patina’s parent company Delaware North has posted a new job advert seeking an executive chef for Space 220.
American French cuisine hits Dunedinites in a few days.
Mama’s Black is on the bill, too.
Infinite Third plays support on Saturday.
The set happens on Saturday at the In-Between.
DJs are playing on a stage, too.
Men I Trust opens at The Ritz in Ybor City.
Broom Closet and Even Less Friends open the show.
Infinite Skills is back in town, too.
Forrest Hoffar and Allegra Miles play support in St. Pete.
Frontman Dylan Mattheisen apologized in the spring.
It’s Clang!’s last show for a while.
We’re ready to breathe in some Harley exhaust.
He’s at Morph on November 22.
Mike Flanagan gets his moment and crushes it with old ghosts and new terrors in return to the Overlook Hotel.
Some of Florida’s best indie-rock, pop, Americana, country and more plays support.
Lobster mac n’ cheese is on the menu.
Bracy wants to use revenue sharing to establish a trust fund that would pay college athletes when they are done playing.
The bill would be a “vast undertaking” by state education officials, says Sen. Tom Lee, R-Thonotosassa.
Before taking office in 2018, Eskamani was a senior director at Planned Parenthood of Southwest and Central Florida.
“The two schools asked the FHSAA for permission to conduct a joint prayer over the loudspeaker before kickoff…”
Mercy Me, Patti Labelle, Charlie Wilson and more are on the bill.
A date for ‘Turkey Time with the O-Line’ is coming soon.
Tell that sissy to get over herself.
His immediate family is entertaining enough.
But how can a museum opened in 1979 be celebrating a centennial?
They can chime in online or in person.
The downtown eatery gets packed early.
