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St. Pete City Council says no to putting a rent control vote on November ballot
Council members also failed in advancing even the possibility of rent stabilization ordinance in 2023.
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‘Threaten and intimidate’: St. Pete housing activists say Pinellas County Sheriff Deputies spent hours surveilling protest
PCSO surveilled activists for around 12 hours, even though they were outside of PCSO jurisdiction.
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Over 40 Tampa Bay concerts and live music events happening this weekend
From big arena shows to solid local lineups at the neighborhood bar.
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Florida bands, more than three dozen vendors, head to St. Pete on Sunday for a punk-rock flea market
It’s a free show at Daddy Kool Records, people!
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The Florida Orchestra and musicians union ratify new contract that delivers 12 percent raise over three years
Musicians with the state’s largest professional orchestra will earn a base pay of $43,316 for the 2022–23 season.
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St. Pete City Council moves closer to putting rent control on the ballot
“Housing is a basic human right. Let us vote.”
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34 live music events and concerts happening in Tampa Bay this weekend
Don’t forget Anberlin’s three-night stand in St. Petersburg.
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St. Pete songwriter Blake Daniels leads all-star bill of songwriters playing full band sets on Thursday
Kerry Courtney, The Jackettes, and J.T. Brown open the show.
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Australian pop favorite Chase Atlantic returns to Tampa Bay on Wednesday
It seems to be the band’s first local show in nearly five years.
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Florida guitar god Tony Tyler plays free show at St. Pete’s newly reopened Ringside Cafe this weekend
The show is free, too.
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Jazz saxophonist Jeremy Carter leads ‘Rubber Band’ through set of film classics this weekend in St. Pete
Find them at the Palladium cabaret.
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After turbulent year, post-hardcore darling Dance Gavin Dance plays St. Pete this weekend
A fatal overdose and sexual assault allegations follow the band to Jannus Live.
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Avant-pop band The Tilt releases new album this weekend at St. Pete Brewing
Liquid Pennies, Dream Things, and Ooids warm up the crowd.
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‘Kid-Preneur Jamboree’ celebrates Tampa Bay’s youngest Black business owners this weekend
The two-day event kicks off Saturday, Aug. 6.
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Voting is now open for the 2022 Best of the Bay awards
Voting is open through Aug. 31.