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St. Petersburg City Council approves expansion of ban on sidewalk activity
Without a permit, houseless people, those who feed them and even street musicians are prohibited from sidewalks.
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We didn’t find the springs at St. Pete’s Frenchman’s Creek, but we did see a miracle in a marginal place
City Wilds: Creekshed Project.
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All-ages ‘Pride Splash Party’ comes to Largo next month
Dive in at Highland Family Aquatic Center.
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St. Petersburg’s freeFall Theatre announces 2023-24 season, which kicks off this summer
Its season opener invites you to be ‘At Home with Ethel Waters.’
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Review: In St. Pete, Deep Purple shows why it’s one of the longest-running rock bands on the planet
The band was at Mahaffey Theater on Monday.
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Deep Purple plays St. Pete on Monday
Marshall Tucker Band opens.
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St. Pete City Council unanimously approves 21-story high rise near Mirror Lake
The approved building is 235 feet tall and includes a parking garage and commercial space in addition to residential.
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Laura Jane Grace is coming back to St. Petersburg this spring
She’s at the old State Theater where Against Me! played some its most memorable shows.
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Three-day ‘Winter Warmer’ festival brings nearly two dozen bands to St. Petersburg
The no-cover throwdown runs Friday-Sunday.
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Big Gigantic is bringing ‘Rowdytown’ vibes to St. Pete, but the show is sold-out
Go stand outside on Friday, suckas.
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Scott Dempster’s bandmates and family stage memorial concert for the late Headlights bassist
The ‘Last Waltz’ style show happens at Ringside Cafe on Feb. 7.
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Community leaders call for more local control over development of St. Pete’s Tropicana Field site
On Monday, Mayor Ken Welch selected the Hines-Rays proposal for the old Gas Plant site.
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City of St. Pete is ready to meet health committee to discuss sending funds to Tampa Bay Abortion Fund
The next HERS committee meeting is expected sometime in February.
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23 new concerts coming to Tampa Bay, including Clem Snide, Young The Giant and more
Indigo Girls and Deeper are among the highlights.
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Death Cab For Cutie’s first Tampa Bay show since 2004 is sold-out
You can stand outside Jannus Live on Wednesday if you want.
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Tampa rapper Gat$ will tease new album at St. Pete farwell show tonight
Hollowhouse and Ahrod open for Gat$ at The Brutalist.
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St. Pete’s Daddy Kool Records is holding a Vinyl Fever reunion and get together
The beloved Tampa record store closed in 2011 after 30 loud years.
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36 new concerts coming to Tampa Bay, including 100 gecs with Machine Girl
Madonna, Wilco, and Eric Church are up in the mix, too.