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South Tampa Church Throws Decades-Old Greek Festival With Food, Dancing And Tours
South Tampa’s St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church is throwing open its doors this Friday and Saturday, November 6 and 7, for its annual Greek Festival, a weekend built on Greek food, music, and dancing that has become a fixture for the neighborhood. The event has operated for more than four decades, making it a longstanding cultural celebration for the neighborhood.
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Monsters, murals and movie magic: Your Tampa Bay weekend covered
Think inside and outside the box this weekend. From animated films on the big screen to larger-than-life monsters and murals in the making, the Tampa Bay area has plenty to explore. The Tampa Animation Festival returns with four days of animated films. You can enjoy filmmaker discussions and screenings for...
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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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Tampa Bay Veg Fest Will Take Place at Perry Harvey Sr. Park With Free Entry
Florida Voices for Animals will host the 14th annual Tampa Bay Veg Fest on Saturday, Nov. 14, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Perry Harvey Sr. Park, 1000 E. Harrison St., in Tampa. Anyone can come, and it costs nothing, according to the City of Tampa event listing. Families...
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Tampa Bay’s best live music happening November 5-12, including The Altons, the No Limit-Cash Money tour, and more
Creative Loafing Tampa Bay's weekly roundup of the best live music coming to Tampa Bay (covering Nov. 5-12) including The Altons, and more. The post Tampa Bay’s best live music happening November 5-12, including The Altons, the No Limit-Cash Money tour, and more appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .
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Plant Golf Makes its Mark at Districts
With a shotgun start at 8 a.m. the boys and girls teed off on the par 72 course, which winds through natural wetlands, wooden bridges and bulkheads. The 18-hole course is a challenging round of golf through 213 acres of lakes, woods and scenic conservation areas. “Going into the tournament,...
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Tampa Theatre Makes the Economic Case for Nonprofit Movie Theaters
George Levesque was standing in the Duncan Auditorium at Tampa Theatre, looking toward the balcony, which curves around the room and comes within 25 feet of the stage. He had been explaining why stand-up comedians liked performing here, and the more he talked, the clearer it became that the theater’s original architect, John Eberson, had done the modern comedy business a considerable favor.
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Hip-Hop DJs Turn Election Day Into A Nearly 5,000-Stop Gig
Hip-Hop DJs have a different kind of Election Day booking on November 3: polling places, a national effort built by a former BET “Rap City” worker. DJs at the Polls will make its first appearance in the Tampa area at 26 polling locations in Tampa and elsewhere in Hillsborough County, WUSF reported. Founder Anton Moore developed the idea while working on “Rap City”, bringing his experience around rappers and DJs into voter engagement.
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November Events in Pinellas County and Tampa
First Fridays • 10am-2pm, Creative Clay Outdoor Art Market, 1846 First Ave. S, St. Petersburg • 5-9pm, First Friday Art Walk, Downtown Gulfport • 6-9pm, Concert in front of Studio Movie Grill, Seminole City Center, 11201 Park Blvd. N, Seminole. Last Friday • 6-9pm, live music at...
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Survivors’ Stories Hit Tampa Stage as Trafficking Reports Hit Record High
A documentary play built entirely from the real words of human-trafficking survivors makes its Florida debut this week at Stageworks Theatre in Tampa, with performances scheduled for Nov. 6 and 7. The End Slavery Monologues weaves together eleven survivors’ stories into roughly 75 minutes without intermission, and it arrives at a moment when state child-trafficking reports have just hit their highest level on record.
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The best new concerts coming to Tampa Bay, including Pete Yorn and a Roger Waters produced Pink Floyd show
Pete Yorn, an indie-rock songwriter popular in the early 2000s, is bringing a tour celebrating the 25th anniversary of his debut LP 'Musicforthemorningafter' to Tampa in February. The post The best new concerts coming to Tampa Bay, including Pete Yorn and a Roger Waters produced Pink Floyd show appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .