Acclaimed movie filmed in Tampa Bay Area makes big debut this weekend
One of the most highly anticipated indie films of the year was made right here in the region, and it finally hits the big screen this weekend. ‘What We Hide’ […]
Florida Blue hosting back-to-school celebrations with free backpacks and school supplies
It may feel like the thick of summer outside, but inside classrooms throughout Tampa Bay, school is kicking back up in just a couple of weeks. To help local students […]
Tampa Bay travel hack: Take this luxury shuttle to Orlando International Airport for only $65
The summer travel season is here (with holiday travel planning shockingly close, as well), and we found one great trick to save money and hassle as you plan your vacations: […]
Linger Lodge: Old Florida gem adorned with wacky taxidermy, serving frog legs and gator bites
If ever there were a place in Sarasota to epitomize Old Florida, it’s Linger Lodge (7116 85th Street Court East). The original Linger Lodge debuted in 1945, then burned down […]
Iconic comedian Lewis Black performs at Van Wezel for his final comedy tour
Two-time Grammy Award-winning comedian Lewis Black will perform at the Van Wezel Performing Arts Center (777 N Tamiami Trail) on Saturday, March 11, at 8 p.m. The tour, titled “GOODBYE […]
New Pass Grill and Bait Shop, Sarasota landmark for nearly 100 years
Located in the heart of Sarasota Bay, New Pass Grill and Bait Shop (1505 Ken Thompson Parkway) is a Sarasota landmark. Between its exceptional restaurant, live bait and tackle shop, […]
Top art festival in the nation Sarasota Festival of the Arts returns with 200+ artists
Ranked as a top 100 art festival in the world by Sunshine Artist Magazine, the Sarasota Festival of the Arts (1718 Main Street) returns for its 37th year. Since its […]
Mote Marine Lab celebrates 70th anniversary in Sarasota
Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium (1600 Ken Thompson Parkway) was established in 1955 by Dr. Eugenie Clark, aptly nicknamed “Shark Lady.” Clark passed away in 2015 after a lifetime of […]
Green Zebra’s St. Armands location reopens after Hurricane Helene damage
Green Zebra’s St. Armands location at 476 John Ringling Blvd has finally reopened after Hurricane Helene caused serious damage to the business and building. While the café has been taking […]
A reader’s haven for nearly 50 years, A. Parkers Books and Book Bazaar is one of the last true used bookstores
Every time I’m in Sarasota, I visit A. Parker’s Books and Book Bazaar at 1488 Main Street. One of the last true used bookstores in the area, Parker’s has served […]