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Before St. Pete show, The Runarounds’ Zendé Murdock recalls an album that changed his life
Funny how the universe works.
In Tampa, ‘Just Freedom’ author will discuss Florida’s long history of denying voting rights
Daniel Rivero is the next guest on WMNF’s ‘Wavemakers Live’ series happening June 25.
Tampa Bay’s best live music happening June 12-18
Including Displace’s album release, the Andy Karpay memorial, Old Mervs, Öona Dahl and more.
St. Pete’s Brutique bar and clothing store is closing next month
The shop was a staple on the downtown 600 block of Central Avenue for almost 10 years.
How ‘The Sapphic Sun’ is made
You know the dykes got that environmentally-friendly soy-based ink.
In debate, Mayor Ken Welch says St. Pete Police agreement with ICE is mandatory. It’s not
St. Petersburg’s mayor incorrectly stated that the 287(g) agreement was ‘an order from the governor, a misconception shared by several local police chiefs following ambiguous warnings from Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri last year.
St. Pete vegan favorite Good Intentions to close this summer
A final day has not been set.
Tampa Bay’s ‘House of Hennessy,’ which comes with a massive pirate ship, is back on the market for $6 million
The home was built in 2007, and for years was a well-known party house, attracting celebrities like DJ Khaled, Cuba Gooding J, and DJ Jazzy Jeff.
Funky, soulful, Florida expat Fast Preacher is back in Tampa on Thursday
Katara and Antro Banks open this stacked bill.
Tampa’s queen of trill, Milli Moon, is part of the ‘All Black’ showcase coming to Tampa on Wednesday
Aych brings Cypher vibes to Crowbar one last time.
Hillsborough property appraiser will discuss the ‘State of the Market’ on Wednesday
Bob Henriquez brings experts to Ybor City’s Cuban Club for the fast-paced event.
Florida is turning away shelter dogs from other states due to concerns over flesh-eating screwworm
The screwworm is a fly that lays its eggs in body openings and feeds on live animals, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control.
Nicole Hoffer plays Tuesday jazz jam at Tampa’s Black History Museum
Her sound is familiar to local jazz fans who’ve seen her at DI Coffee Bar, or alongside Mai Sweet Basil and the Rod Alnord Quartet.
Young Australian rock duo Old Mervs lands in Tampa this weekend
Another Aussie outfit, Ra Ra Viper, opens.
A Jay-Z tribute comes to Water Street Tampa on Sunday
Wild 94.1-FM’s Joey Franchize pays respects to Hov at Alter Ego.
Jacksonville anarcho-punk band Dogsmiles plays birthday concert in Tampa this weekend
Marinda from Tiger 54 is bringing a bunch of buds to Why Not.
Öona Dahl kicks off Serious Soul-Hallucienda residency in St. Pete
Her Saturday set is one of three big shows coming to The Nest at St. Pete Brewing.
Applebutter Express headlines concert benefiting Gulfport’s Gabber newspaper
Donations will be accepted at The Blueberry Patch this weekend.
Deviant Libation hosts bluegrass jam for Tampa mandolin player Andy Karpay
Karpay’s son, Deviant brewer Tim Ogden, has also revived a ‘NDK’ American wheat to celebrate.
Florida AG says kids participating in ‘teen takeover’ events could legally be run over, tried as adults
“If you do that, people have the ability to run you over.”
Tampa Bay’s best things to do this week, including Broadway’s ‘Beetlejuice,’ Rowdies Pride Night and more
All the best events June 11-17 and beyond.
Displace releases ‘Necessity’ at the band’s final Crowbar show
The venue is set to close before August, and Displace’s new album is the last piece of a four-part concept.
Cousin Vinny’s gets the Triple D treatment, Hattricks comes to South Tampa and all the top food news and events
Plus, a watermelon festival, free soft serve and the best events between June 11-17.
Lawsuit claims language in Florida’s proposed property tax amendment is ‘biased’
The lawsuit doesn’t address the policy proposed, instead taking aim at the ballot summary language the voters will see, which is labeled, “SAVE OUR HOMES FROM EXCESSIVE PROPERTY TAXES.”
How to celebrate Juneteenth in Tampa Bay
The creator of the national Juneteenth flag comes to Tampa tomorrow for the first of 20+ emancipation events
Cursive songwriter Tim Kasher comes to Tampa on Friday
Appleseed Cast’s Christopher Crisci opens alongside Shae Krispinsky.
Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office named in lawsuit after department used AI to make false arrest
“Robert’s case illustrates the stakes when police deploy AI-assisted identification tools without adequate safeguards.”
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