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After losing openers and backing band in ‘Free Palestine’ fallout, Ed Sheeran arrives in Tampa to close US stadium tour
Embattled singer-songwriter closes his U.S. tour in Tampa on Nov. 7, 2026. The post After losing openers and backing band in ‘Free Palestine’ fallout, Ed Sheeran arrives in Tampa to close US stadium tour appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .
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From the archives: 15 years ago, the Thunderbirds soared over Tampa at MacDill AirFest
The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds took center stage at MacDill AirFest on Nov. 5-6 in 2011. The Air Force estimated that 80,000 spectators attended the first day alone. For two days the Thunderbirds, flying their signature F-16 Fighting Falcons, thrilled crowds with precision formations and daring maneuvers. Other highlights included parachute demonstrations and flights featuring military aircraft from different generations. There were military aircraft displays, and opportunities for visitors to get up close to the aircraft and crews.
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Largo Strums Into Its 17th Ukulele Getaway With Tickets Capped at 200
Strum, swap, and jam: the Tampa Bay Ukulele Getaway is back in Largo this weekend for its 17th year, kicking off Friday at 7 p.m. with concerts at Horizon West Bay. Organizers say tickets are capped at 200. The three-day event, which according to The Tampa Bay Ukulele Society runs...
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A Century of Service: Venice Ignites Centennial Celebration for 100-Year-Old ‘Old Betsy’ Fire Engine
A hundred years of dedication calls for a proper celebration. This year, as Venice marks its Centennial, Venice Fire Rescue and Venice Heritage Inc. are teaming up to honor a full century of local fire service. And right at the heart of it all sits Old Betsy, the City’s treasured 1926 American LaFrance fire engine, still going strong at 100 years old.
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Recent Wake player advances to final stage of LPGA Tour Qualifying, locals fall short
A Wake Forest player advanced to the Final Stage of LPGA Tour Qualifying while two three players came up short. Anne-Sterre den Dunnen of The Netherlands, who finished her career at Wake Forest in the spring, tied for 35th place Friday at Plantation Golf Club in Venice, Florida, to advance to the Final Stage later this month at Magnolia Grove in Mobile, Alabama.