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The plot thickens: Asolo Rep at 59 and counting
The granddaddy of Tampa Bay professional theater is actually nowhere near Tampa Bay.
Florida
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On the record: Tampa author John Capouya draws a musical road map with his book Florida Soul
The University of Tampa professor explores the breadth of Florida-born soul music.
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Finding Penny Lane beneath the blue Dunedin skies
What an unusual place to find a museum dedicated to the Beatles.
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Florida man writes book
The thin line between reality and parody in the Sunshine State.
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South Florida mayor calls for climate change “tower of shame”
The South Miami mayor was kidding — sort of.
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Spring sting: Wasps suck
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We’re no Flint, but…
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Sipping the South: Why so-called ‘blue laws’ are fading from the books
As cities evolve, old, temperance-inspired laws are becoming a thing of the past.
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Spring Arts Preview 2016: Etcetera
Because you want to do all the things.
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Lectores: An old tradition with a new twist at the University of Tampa
The lectores tradition continues as local writers read aloud.
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Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival Lineup: Mumford & Sons, Kendrick Lamar, Skrillex + more
March 4-6, 2016, at Florida’s Sunshine Grove
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Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival brings more than 80 bands to South Florida
The fest debuts in March of 2016 at Florida’s Sunshine Grove
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This Light of Ours — a photographic flashback to the fight for civil rights
Revisit everyday heroes in Florida Holocaust Museum’s troubling and inspiring new exhibitions.
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Annual Hemingway days spotlight the arts in Key West
In the thick of the reverie around a legendary author and onetime Florida resident.
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Tampa photographer Selina Román featured in high-profile art publication
The playful and thought-provoking artist waxes on all things Florida.
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The Intern Issue: Sweet tea
Despite legislative concerns, users are still crazy for kratom.
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The Inn crowd: Selina Roman at the Tahitian
Scenes from a delightfully disturbing, Florida-inspired photo shoot.
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Happy Hour with the Historian: U.S. 19: Watermelon Queens, Manatee and Mermaids
Quirky charms, fascinating stories and more.
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Occupying force: Chris Holcom
The director and actor talks about being a Florida boy and Jobsite’s Occupation.
