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History of The Florida Orchestra: Approaching 60 Years of Music
Looking back, the Tampa Bay area was no stranger to large orchestras and bands. Tampa citizens were entertained as early as the 1850s by music performed by military and civilian bands. By the early 20th century, both Tampa and St. Petersburg had professional musicians performing for crowds in a variety...
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Cast members of Hamilton will be in Tampa next week educating young voters about November election
The room where it happens is in Ybor City on Friday. That’s when Tampa’s young voters get a musical oriented lesson ahead of the midterms, which wrap on Tuesday, Nov. 3 (early voting is happening now). Lin-Manuel Miranda’s award-winning Broadway musical “Hamilton” opens this week at the Straz Center, but some of its touring cast […] The post Cast members of Hamilton will be in Tampa next week educating young voters about November election appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .
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Then and Now: Curtis Hixon Park
Tampa’s riverfront, from the 1880s through the 1940s, was devoted almost entirely to the shipping industry. Covered by wharves, railroad tracks and warehouses, it was economically important but pressure was growing to move this type of industry further south within the Port of Tampa. Tampa mayor Curtis Hixon, in 1955, proposed the construction of a large meeting hall and concert venue on the river somewhere between Lafayette (now Kennedy) and Cass. Hixon died the following year, but that idea endured and the Curtis Hixon Convention Hall was dedicated on January 24, 1965. It was Tampa’s largest venue and it allowed the city to host larger conventions and concerts, including Benny Goodman, Jimi Hendrix, Elvis Presley and Janis Joplin, to name a few.
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Plant City’s Jossie Azorin Celebrates 100 Years of Love, Family, and Community
One hundred years of life means a century of stories to tell, memories to cherish, and people to love. For Maria Josefa “Jossie” Azorin, turning 100 was a milestone worth celebrating with the people who have made her life so special. Born Oct. 6, 1926, Jossie celebrated her...
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Tampa Bay’s best live music this week, including The Linda Lindas, Indie Night, and more
This is Creative Loafing Tampa Bay's weekly roundup of the best concerts coming to the Bay area, this time covering Oct. 22-29, 2026, and including sets from The Linda Lindas, Jacuzzi Boys, and others. The post Tampa Bay’s best live music this week, including The Linda Lindas, Indie Night, and more appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .
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The best new concerts coming to Tampa Bay, including a Damon Fowler benefit and The Lemonheads
A new benefit concert for blues guitarist Damon Fowler tops a new list of the best new concert announcements for the Tampa Bay area. The post The best new concerts coming to Tampa Bay, including a Damon Fowler benefit and The Lemonheads appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .
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Plant Golf Edges Newsome in White-Out Match Ahead of Districts
Plant golf defeated Newsome 166-164 during its white-out match Thursday, earning a two-stroke victory in its second-to-last match of the season. Senior Trey Sudderth and freshman Wade Fenton led the Panthers, each shooting a 1-over 37. Fenton also recorded his best round of the season with a 6-over 42. Sophomore Parker Lee shot a 5-over 41, sophomore Caden Zalich finished with an 8-over 44, and junior Knox Witherspoon shot a 12-over 48.
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Tampa rapper seeks death sentence after conviction
A convicted murderer in Tampa is now pushing to be put to death in a surprise letter he wrote to the judge. Billy Adams, a Tampa rapper, asked to sentence him to death. Last month he was found guilty of killing his girlfriend and her unborn child back in 2023. FOX 13’s Kylie Jones reports.
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'A Night at the Museum' lets kids go trick-or-treating in the Tampa Bay History Center
TAMPA, Fla. — There are lots of great places to go trick-or-treating in Tampa Bay. But the coolest spot — for kids and grown-ups — just might be on Water Street in downtown Tampa. This Saturday, Oct. 24, starting at 2 p.m. (entry times are scheduled when...
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Taste of Latino Food Festival Takes Over Ybor City This Weekend
Mark your calendar for Sunday, Oct. 25. The Taste of Latino Food Festival lands at Centennial Park, 1800 E. 8th Ave., in Ybor City, and the gates stay open from noon to 6 p.m. It costs nothing to get in, according to That's So Tampa. Rain wrecked the first plan....
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The 10th Annual Riverwalk Trick or Treat
TAMPA (Bloom) – Amber Freeman, host of Bloom, sat down with Executive Director of Friends of the Tampa Riverwalk, MaryBeth Williams, to discuss an annual Halloween tradition for many Tampa Bay families. Join Friends of the Riverwalk for the 10th annual Riverwalk Trick or Treat on Saturday, October 24th...
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Clearwater GreekFest Returns This Weekend With Gyros, Dancing and Free Church Tours
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church — GreekFest Venue And Fire-Damaged Sanctuary. Clearwater GreekFest takes over Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church this Friday through Sunday, October 23–25, with gyros, souvlaki and baklava alongside live music, dancing and tours of the parish's Byzantine-style cathedral. The three-day celebration runs 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday, then wraps up Sunday from noon to 6 p.m., all at 409 S. Old Coachman Road in Clearwater.
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Two-day ‘Rott Fest’ brings Southeastern metal bands to Tampa starting Friday
Deviant Libation, in Tampa's Ybor Heights neighborhood, hosts the two-day metal music festival Rott Fest, Oct. 23-24. The post Two-day ‘Rott Fest’ brings Southeastern metal bands to Tampa starting Friday appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .
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South Tampa shop will show Oscar-nominated black-and-white film on 16mm film this Friday
Early this month, Creative Loafing Tampa Bay contributor Alex English called South Tampa’s Paper Seahorse the “Best Proof the Future Is Analog,” and the shop proves it again to kick off the weekend. A variety of shorts set to music open the night before a screening of “David and Lisa.” Released in 1962 and nominated […] The post South Tampa shop will show Oscar-nominated black-and-white film on 16mm film this Friday appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .
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St. Pete and Tampa host massive kid-friendly trick-or-treat events this weekend
Set for next Saturday, Halloween is going to be lit for adults. Kiddos get to warm up this weekend though, with two big family-centric trick-or-treat events happening on each side of the Bay. Tampa goes first on Saturday when the southern end of the Tampa Riverwalk hosts an afternoon party that starts with 4 p.m. […] The post St. Pete and Tampa host massive kid-friendly trick-or-treat events this weekend appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .