Posted inArts & Entertainment Green Bench Brewing Co. hosts a dog show in St. Pete next week Who’s a good doggie? We’ll find out. by Marleigh Brown August 18, 2025September 1, 2025
Posted inFood & Drink Coffee Concrete opens in St. Pete Warehouse District as Sugar Baby Coffee temporarily closes in Seminole When one caffeinated door closes, another one opens. by Marleigh Brown August 18, 2025September 1, 2025
Posted inFood & Drink South Tampa country bar Sunset Rodeo offers live music, crazy food at the old Bar Hwrd Two words: glizzy tower. by Selene San Felice August 18, 2025September 1, 2025
Posted inNews & Views Recently-converted Democrat David Jolly among those coming to Tampa town hall on immigration The candidate for governor is at the Cuban Club on Tuesday. by Ray Roa August 18, 2025September 1, 2025
Posted inNews & Views Ruling from Obama-appointed judge says Florida’s book ban law is ‘overbroad and unconstitutional’ The law, Judge Carlos Mendoza wrote, ‘does not evaluate the work to determine if it has any holistic value.’ by Florida Phoenix and Jay Waagmeester August 18, 2025August 23, 2025
Posted inNews & Views Federal judge backs Florida Hillsborough in challenge over pronoun usage Judge Mark Walker said Florida’s 2023 law violates a federal civil-rights law. by News Service of Florida and Jim Saunders August 18, 2025August 27, 2025
Posted inNews & Views In Tampa, Florida’s attorney general announces ban on ‘7-OH’ kratom byproduct The rule went into effect immediately. by News Service of Florida and Dara Kam August 18, 2025August 30, 2025
Posted inNews & Views Tampa Monitor: City council appears poised to approve mayor’s FY26 budget on first reading If there is a last-minute change, council has Oct. 1 to approve the budget. by Michael Bishop and The Tampa Monitor August 18, 2025August 30, 2025
Posted inNews & Views Tampa Monitor: Demolition of Borrell Park pavilion underscores bigger problems The parks department is underfunded, and there aren’t enough places for unhoused people to go. by Michael Bishop and The Tampa Monitor August 18, 2025September 1, 2025
Posted inNews & Views Tampa Monitor: Naya Young’s knowledge of CBAs was the highlight of the HCDBC candidate forum Young’s energy and general command of the room was obvious. by Michael Bishop and The Tampa Monitor August 18, 2025September 1, 2025
Posted inNews & Views Safety group steps in after Florida’s attorney general says he won’t defend ban on long gun purchases James Uthmeier says he and Gov. Ron DeSantis believe the law is unconstitutional. by Mitch Perry August 18, 2025August 30, 2025
Posted inNews & Views St. Pete City Council votes 7-1 to approve $690K to be used for MLK Jr. Day parades Council also talked DOGE, FDOT, The Trop, and more. by Sebastián González de León y León and San Pedro Gazette August 18, 2025August 24, 2025
Posted inFood & Drink Salty Nun, St. Pete’s unofficial lesbian bar, closes tomorrow Its sister, Stella’s, is still open in Gulfport. by Selene San Felice August 16, 2025September 1, 2025
Posted inMusic Tampa Bay’s best live music happening August 15-21 Including Aaron Irwin Trio, Ednita Nazario, Grumptronix and more. by Ray Roa and Josh Bradley August 15, 2025August 28, 2025
Posted inFood & Drink Everglazed Donuts opens third location in Carrollwood The chain is Florida “born and glazed.” by Marleigh Brown August 14, 2025September 1, 2025
Posted inMusic Homegrown guitar ace George Pennington releases ‘American Odyssey’ this weekend Two of the Bay area’s sharpest rhythmic minds—drummer Rod Alnord and bassist Sebastian Siaca—lead Pennington’s five piece band. by Ray Roa August 14, 2025September 1, 2025
Posted inMusic Grumptronix is playing a no-cover set of left field dance music in St. Pete Wayne Consiglio was just at the Trip Magazeen revival show. by Ray Roa August 14, 2025August 24, 2025
Posted inMusic Havoc and Big Noyd bring Mobb Deep to Tampa this weekend Founding member Prodigy died in 2017. by Ray Roa August 14, 2025August 31, 2025
Posted inArts & Entertainment Shine’s 2025 focus on regional artists is a move towards community building ‘Local art does not mean less-than art,’ Executive Director Helen French told CL. by Marleigh Brown August 14, 2025August 24, 2025
Posted inMusic Dunedin bands want The Moon Tower to have air-conditioning, so they’re playing a concert to raise funds A $6K contribution from the community could be combined with previously-committed resources to get the spot cooled down. by Ray Roa August 14, 2025August 26, 2025