Chip Davis is in the ‘Burg on Tuesday.
It’s where the old Hong Kong House was.
Maggie and Ollie hit the “Doggie Lottery.”
You can’t binge a lecture.
… and they’re hiring.
Donations are being collected at The Bends.
Oh, and ladies drink free on Thursday nights from 10 p.m.-1 a.m.
The performance is part of his solo Europe and North America “Love on Tour” run.
The Misfits misfit comes to Pegasus Night Club.
It’s shooting for a December 14-15 grand opening weekend.
UPDATE: This show is canceled.
Gov. Ron DeSantis in September signed a death warrant for Dailey.
“This is not game-playing. This is people’s lives and reproductive health and our right to privacy.”
Three-Brained Robot and Reality Asylum open at The Bends.
The Jon Ditty collaborator is on his own for this one.
His ‘farewell’ show was last Monday.
Hi-Beam and Ricky Steece open the show.
Get there early to claim your seats.
Almost all of the money coming from two companies.
Fire up the Segway and head to Ruth Eckerd Hall.
The production features seating onstage.
The first 50 customers get a free fresh coconut drink.
Biggie played at the joint’s Kennedy Boulevard location.
Do it for the ‘gram.
The pipe originally broke on October 8, after a Verizon crew damaged it with a directional drill.
The concert happens on November 21.
Get ready for that onion volcano.
Hill clearly has a lot in common with fringe groups like the Freedom Speaks Coalition.
Right across from Armature Works.
Tickets go on sale Friday, November 15.
Won’t be long until new eats hit the Grand Central District.
And the encore didn’t suck either.
Sorry, he’s not coming to Tampa.
18 transgender people have been murdered in the U.S. this year alone.
Watch out for poop.
“… offering humane & affordable options we feel our city needs.”
The South Tampa location raised nearly $2,800 alone.
Tickets are on sale right now.
“These policies and practices are inconsistent with evolving standards of decency in a civilized society.”
Has Kriseman finally captured his vandals?
A new bill would allow schools to purchase naloxone.
Thank you for your service, have some pulled pork.
Cheers to more boozy events.
“I am very upset by what I saw on that video,” said Orange County Sheriff John Mina.
His schtick now includes a stab at selfie culture.
Not freezing, but chilly enough for sleeves.
The party goes down Saturday, November 16.
The person who was once accused of engaging in a quid pro quo with Trump will now help defend him against accusations of a quid pro quo.
The event is a book signing only with “no discussion or Q&A.”
The market happens every third Sunday of the month.
“I’ve said all I’m gonna say.”
‘Take your damn shirt off, girl.’
But a new taco spot is supposed to be moving in.
Brandon Republican Danny Kushmer became the fifth candidate to enter the race in House District 59.
The addition of newly announced CEO Sergio “Serge” Rivera makes five.
‘But I believe in this community, I have to, I have no choice.’
Our Girl opens the show.
Snacking and Nervous Girls are on the bill, too.
The band plays Studio@620 on Wednesday.
The New Jersey band plays Crowbar.
Only valid on Monday, November 11.
Free hatchet slinging from November 9-11.
Bring donations for the touring band.
Stray Away from the Path and Varials open at Crowbar.
Eat on the lawn on November 14.
She’s at Ruth Eckerd Hall with her daughter.
‘What Lies Beyond’ opens on Thursday.
Including second locations for Gallito and King State.
A release says the 34,000-square-foot facility will create 46 local jobs.
“We will find you. We will prosecute you,” says the mayor.
It’s gonna bee sweet.
The show is on Saturday in Ybor City.
Because you need fuel to gamble.
It happens on Saturday.
It was just in town opening for 311.
The show is at The Attic.
The free concert features an appearance from Orlando’s Sh-Booms, too.
P.M. Tiger is on the bill, too.
“Imagine working out there eight, ten, 12 hours in the heat.”
“It is dire. This is real,” Senate Agriculture Chairman Ben Albritton, R-Wauchula, said this week.
He’s there on Sunday.
The restaurant has been a Valrico staple for three decades.
Roots music with a David Lynchian twist.
The magic comes right at the end.
Also, notes on f—ing a married woman to save her marriage and dating when you’re short.
Plus, Pelican Pub is back sans the mystery rash.
Crazier things have happened.
But the pizza is not up to the standard of the other partners.
But not everyone shares in his joy.
“Everyone is just so nice — it’s like the bar Cheers, but inside a bathroom.”
The community mainstay can be yours for just over $500K.
